February 8, 2018 Volume 97 Number 21 THE DUQUESNE DUKE www.duqsm.com PROUDLY SERVING OUR CAMPUS SINCE 1925 Duquesne Snow way of getting out of class New celebrates provost black welcomed history to campus Michael Marafino staff writer Raymond Arke news editor In February, Duquesne looks to honor an often overlooked part of As Duquesne forward to a new America’s past. The Office of Di- era laid out in its strategic plan, versity and Inclusion, along with the campus welcomed a new face multiple other groups, including to the role of provost and vice the Department of Psychology president of academic affairs. In a and the Black Student Union, will surprise ceremony on Feb. 1, Pres- be holding many events in order ident Ken Gormley announced to honor Black History Month. the end to a five-month search by Some of the events include Black introducing David Dausey to the Love Day on Feb. 22, an NAACP Duquesne community. Panel Discussion on Feb. 26, and Dausey, the provost and execu- the Chuck Cooper Classic Game on tive vice president at Mercyhurst Feb. 24. The full list of events can University and a national public be located in the Duquesne Uni- health expert, was introduced by versity Times. Gormley as a “consensus” pick The Chuck Cooper Classic basket- from the search committee. ball game, which is an annual event “[Dausey] is deeply committed at Duquesne, features the Duquesne to the Catholic Spiritan tradition, University men’s basketball team ... has a deep appreciation to di- playing Davidson College. versity ... [and] is a true scholar,” Katia Faroun/Staff Photographer Students walk to class through snow and slush on Feb. 7. Duquesne operated normally through the poor winter weather. see FEB — page 2 see DAUSEY — page 3 Duquesne graduate makes history at small Oregon college Liza Zulick grounded in the liberal arts, staff writer which is what Linfield works and strives for, and someone who is One Duquesne graduate is blaz- looking to the future,” said Kerry ing a path through Linfield Col- Carmody, chair of the Presiden- lege’s history as he becomes their tial Search Committee. first black president. On July 1, Once the choices were narrowed 2018, Miles Davis will take the offi- down to two, the candidates were cial title of the president of Linfield given the opportunity to visit College in Oregon, the 20th in the each branch of Linfield College, institution’s 160 year history. the main campus in McMinnvile After beginning school at and the Linfield Good Samaritan Duquesne University in 1979, he School of Nursing in Portland, left one credit short of graduating and speak with students, faculty to join the Navy. It was not un- and board members. til 1991 when Davis received his “One of the things that I enjoyed bachelor’s degree in communica- doing was speaking to the stu- tions. He later returned to school dents,” said Davis. “Thinking back and achieved a doctorate in hu- to my time at Duquesne there were man and organizational sciences Courtesy of Yamhill Valley News Register great students. You always want from George Washington Univer- Miles Davis, a 1991 Duquesne graduate, has already made a mark as he’s set to become the first black president at Linfield. great people to hang out with. All sity and a master’s degree in hu- of the students were so inquisitive man resource development from where I am today,” Davis said. for the position. A search com- “We were looking to continue and that impressed me.” Bowie State University. Thomas L. Hellie, the current mittee made up of faculty mem- our history of stable leadership Davis will soon take his position “I have very fine memories of president of Linfield College, bers, employees and the student and find a candidate who would as president as soon as the 2017 Duquesne University. I am grate- is retiring after 12 years. Over body president had a vote in stay with Linfield for seven to ful for my education getting me to 100 applicants were considered who was chosen. 12 years, and someone who is see LINFIELD— page 12 opinions features sports a & e Follow us on... “Day of Love” Black Cultural Freshman ‘Man of is Inclusive ID Explained bowler perfect the Woods’ Valentine’s Day is How the Hill Farwell scores How the pop star not just for District influences perfect game amid tried country and romantic love ... art and literature ... first year ... became a disaster ...

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This weather has got Grandpa Jeffery Mallory, director of PB sliping and sliding away like the Office of Diversity and Inclu- snow-body’s business. But that sion, was asked about the signifi- doesn’t seem to stop yinz kids cance of Black History Month to from being abominable snow- Duquesne. men and committing crimes. With Valentine’s Day coming up, “Celebrating African-American Grandpa PB hopes you stop lov- history is very significant to us,” ing the bad life and get a grip. Mallory said. “As with any other On Feb. 1, there was a car acci- ethnicity, race, the preserva- dent at Shingiss Street and Forbes tion and uplifting of events and Avenue. Charges were filed. activities that directly discuss On Feb. 4, a highly intoxicated their history is nothing short of student in front of Towers was special. Safeguarding such mo- taken to UPMC Mercy for treat- ments is critical to us as an office ment. She was referred to the Of- and university community.” fice of Student Life. Mallory also said that the Also on Feb. 4, a 19-year-old events are intended to include a male St. Martin resident was wide variety of activities to serve found intoxicated. He was taken as learning moments for people to UPMC Mercy and referred to of all interests and thoughts. the Office of Student Conduct. Racial issues are certainly still Talk about spilling your guts: of significant concern through- one student took that phrase out the country. In an August Olivia Higgins/Staff Photographer literally. On Feb. 4, a student A whiteboard outside the Black Student Union’s office advertises upcoming events in February that celebrate black heritage. was seen bent over and vomit- 2017 Gallup poll, 58 percent of ing on Seitz Street. The student Americans see racism as a “big was intoxicated and under 21. problem.” Several movements, dential candidate to do, approxi- costs” said Mallory. “As members “As an office, we are honored They were referred to the Office such as Black Lives Matter, be- mately 81 percent of 31 Duquesne of society at large, we each have the to promote diversity through a of Student Conduct, hopefully lieve that racism is still a signifi- freshmen questioned believe that unique ability to promote diversity variety of programs and initia- cleaned up. cant issue in the United States. it is important for their candidate in the societies we work and live tives,” Mallory said. “Perhaps There must have been a sly jag- According to a recent poll done to address race issues. in. At our core and inclusive of our most importantly, we take great off sneaking around the Power on campus, racism is a concern Mallory said that it is of utmost past history, we are a highly diverse pride in promoting diversity Center a few days ago. On Feb. among the campus community in importance to display diversity society in so many ways.” through simply treating our uni- 4, a student reported that their regards to how political candidates in the current political climate. Mallory related diversity to the versity members with the high- backpack had been stolen from act. When asked if addressing ra- “Promoting diversity in our so- inclusive community at Duquesne est amount of dignity and re- an unsecured locker. Campus cial issues is important for a presi- ciety should be safeguarded at all University. spect possible.” Police successfully recovered the bag. The case is active. Also on Feb. 4, a commuter stu- dent reported that his wallet was stolen while he was on the 4th Senate reaches deal, but shutdown still looms Floor of the Power Center. The case is active. AP — Senate leaders brokered Another person was struck a long-elusive budget agreement by a thief on Feb. 4. A student Wednesday that would shower reported that someone had re- the Pentagon and domestic pro- moved his wallet from a secured grams with an extra $300 billion locker in the 2nd Floor locker over the next two years. But both room. The wallet was discovered Democratic liberals and GOP tea and the lock was damaged. The party forces swung against the case is active. plan, raising questions about its On Feb. 5, several Duquesne chances just a day before the latest students were found to be in pos- government shutdown deadline. session of fake IDs. A non-traffic The measure was a win for Re- citation was issued to each. They publican allies of the Pentagon and were also referred to the Office of for Democrats seeking more for in- Student Conduct. On Feb. 5, a bike was stolen frastructure projects and combatting opioid abuse. But it represented a from the bike rack in front of AP Photo Vickroy. bitter defeat for many liberal Demo- crats who sought to use the party’s A TV in a Capitol press briefing room shows Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), House Minority Leader, in the process of an eight-hour filibuster advocating for a Republican promise on immigration legislation. A budget deal still looks unlikely to pass the House. leverage on the budget to resolve the plight of immigrant “Dreamers” who EmailTips face deportation after being brought daylong filibuster on the House Some tea party Republicans shred- oppose the measure, Democrats said. to the U.S. illegally as children. The floor, trying to force GOP leaders ded the measure as a budget-buster. The deal contains far more money We want your input! deal does not address immigration. in the House to promise a later Combined with the party’s December demanded by Democrats than had Senate leaders hope to approve vote on legislation to protect the tax cut bill, the burst in military and seemed possible only weeks ago, in- The Duke’s news section the measure Thursday and send it younger immigrants. other spending would put the GOP- cluding $90 billion in disaster aid for would love to hear from you to the House for a confirming vote “Let Congress work its will,” Pe- controlled government on track for Florida and Texas. Some other veter- about stories that you want to before the government begins to losi said, before holding the floor the first $1 trillion-plus deficits since an Democrats — some of whom said see in print. Know a talented shut down Thursday at midnight. for more than eight hours without President Barack Obama’s first term. holding the budget deal hostage to professor or accomplished stu- But hurdles remain to avert the a break. “What are you afraid of?” That’s when Congress passed mas- action on Dreamer immigrants had dent? See something on campus second shutdown in a month. The White House backed the sive stimulus legislation to try to sta- already proven to be a failed strategy that just doesn’t make sense? While Senate Democrats cele- deal — despite President Donald bilize a down-spiraling economy. — appeared more likely to support Reach out to us and you could brated the moment of rare biparti- Trump’s outburst a day earlier that “It’s too much,” said Rep. Scott the agreement than junior progres- see your story idea in print. We sanship — Minority Leader Chuck he’d welcome a government shut- Perry, R-Pa., a fiscal hawk. sives elected in recent years. are always looking for interest- Schumer called it a “genuine down if Democrats didn’t accept his House Speaker Paul Ryan, R- The budget agreement would give ing and important Duquesne breakthrough” — progressives and immigration-limiting proposals. Wis., however, backed the agree- both the Pentagon and domestic stories to be told. activists blasted them for leaving Trump himself tweeted that the ment and was hoping to cobble agencies relief from a budget freeze You can send your tips and immigrants in legislative limbo. agreement “is so important for our together a coalition of moderate that lawmakers say threatens mili- story ideas to News Editor Top House Democrat Nancy Pelo- great Military,” and he urged both Democrats and Republicans to tary readiness and training as well Raymond Arke at arker@ si of California, herself a key archi- Republicans and Democrats to push it through. as domestic priorities such as com- duq.edu. tect of the budget plan, announced support it. Despite the 77-year-old Pelosi’s bating opioid abuse and repairing her opposition Wednesday morn- But the plan faced criticism from public talkathon, she was not pres- the troubled health care system for ing and mounted a remarkable deficit hawks in his own party. suring the party’s rank-and-file to veterans. February 8, 2018 News THEDUQUESNEDUKE 3 Mercyhurst’s provost moving into Duquesne provost position DAUSEY— from page 1 Ginley expressed his praise. “I think we got a first draft Gormley said. choice,” he said. He also praised Dausey for McGinley also thanked the selec- believing in community engage- tion committee for their hard work. ment and for his “passion to ad- “This process was a serious pro- vance our strategic plan.” cess because it means so much,” Gormley noted that Dausey he said. “We got a wonderful can- was the only candidate who did didate and a wonderful provost.” not apply to any other institu- The event was not without praise tion. Since Dausey was born and for Tim Austin’s job as provost, a raised in Pittsburgh, this job was position he has held since 2013. a sort of homecoming. “Austin has done a phenomenal “He couldn’t pass it up,” Gorm- job,” Gormley said. “[Duquesne] ley said. was extremely fortunate to have After Gormley’s introduction, Dau- someone as talented as Tim to serve sey took the stage to much applause, as provost ... hard to replace him.” thanking the Duquesne community McGinley shared the same ap- for a “warm and gracious welcome.” Kailey Love/ Photo Editor preciation for Austin. “I will strive to be worthy of the Kevin Dausey, Duquesne’s new provost, gives a welcome speech at the announcement event on Feb. 1. He starts at DU in July. “[Austin] was a voice of reason, confidence you gave to me,” he said. a calming presence,” he said. Dausey explained the job of- leges and universities. path ahead that does not follow, but and was a professor of health policy Mary Ellen Glasgow, dean of the fered was a “tremendous oppor- “Higher education in America is leads higher education in America,” and management at Carnegie Mel- School of Nursing, was the chair tunity” to come back to Pitts- going through an existential crisis,” he said. “It is my desire to explore, lon University. of the provost search committee. burgh and “finally root for the Dausey said. “[With] an increasingly dream and discover.” He joined Mercyhurst in 2011 and She said that the committee began best baseball, football and hockey skeptical public ... no wonder we see A press release from Duquesne served as its director of the Institute work in September 2017. The com- teams in the country.” colleges and universities in peril.” highlighted Dausey’s background of Public Health. In 2013, he was mittee consisted of a wide variety He said that being chosen for the However, Dausey said he in public health. He received his named the dean of Mercyhurst’s of professors and administrators, role of provost was “humbling” and looked forward to the task. bachelor’s degree in psychology School of Health Professions and including Jeffery Mallory of the Of- praised Duquesne as a “national “These are challenging times, from Mercyhurst and a master’s Public Health. Dausey was named fice of Diversity and Inclusion; Ol- model for Catholic education.” but they present opportunities,” he degree and a doctorate in epide- Mercyhurst’s provost in 2015, ac- ivia Erickson, SGA President; Janie “You have nine schools that said. “Duquesne is uniquely poised miology and public health from cording to the press release. Harden Fritz, professor of commu- shape and define entire fields,” to educate the leaders of tomorrow.” Yale University. Prior to working John McGinley, the chairman nication; among many others. Dausey said. “[You have] 93,000 After quoting Ralph Waldo as an administrator at Mercyhurst, of Duquesne’s board of directors, “We’re actually going to miss alumni who are changing the Emerson, Dausey offered a chal- Dausey worked for the RAND also welcomed Dausey. After jok- each other,” she said. world for the better.” lenge to Duquesne. Corporation’s Global Health Divi- ing that he wished he had brought Austin will retire in the sum- He added that he enters the “We have all followed the trail left sion, served as the senior director a Duquesne “D” baseball hat to mer, and Dausey will take the position at a critical time for col- by the Spiritans ... [Now] we forge a of health programs and initiatives hand over like the NFL Draft, Mc- reins July 1, 2018. DU comm prof recognized nationally Trump sexual assault

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Ronald C. Arnett, chair and profes- for Ohio legislative seat sor of the Department of Communi- cation & Rhetorical Studies, was in- AP — Rachel Crooks’ alle- ning for office goes beyond her augurated as a Distinguished Scholar gations of sexual misconduct experience with the president. in the National Communication As- against Donald Trump have been She sees herself as someone who sociation (NCA) at the organization’s dismissed by the president and will fight for others struggling for 103rd annual convention. his supporters, so she has a new representation. It is a select, scholarly award approach to ensure her message “Like many Americans, I have considering that nominees must be is heard: She’s running for office. become disgusted with politics nominated by members. The award, The 35-year-old university ad- today and the corruption that is which was created in 1991 “to recog- ministrator launched a campaign rampant with donors and corpo- nize and reward NCA members for this week for a seat in the Ohio rate interests,” Crooks told the a lifetime of scholarly achievement Legislature. The first-time can- AP. “My situation with Trump in the study of human communica- didate, a Democrat, said she was and him not being held account- tion,” is only given to three to five motivated in part to run because able by politicians, him not being people annually, according to the Courtesy of duq.edu Trump has escaped consequences willing to acknowledge his actions organization’s website. Ronald Arnett, left, receives an award from the National Communication Association. for the harassment alleged by her and his willingness to ignore what Arnett expressed gratitude for a and other women. we had to say, that was sort of the campus environment that encour- Award is Arnett’s jewel in the pro- holder of the Patricia Doherty Yoder “I think my voice should have last straw for me.” ages his work and promotes issues verbial crown. Arnett’s publica- and Ronald Wolfe Chair, established been heard then, and I’ll still fight Crooks’ bid for office is part of that he sees as valuable. tions are numerous: Since 1980, he in 2015. for it to be heard now,” she said. a wider anti-Trump undercurrent “I’m very thankful to Duquesne for has published 11 books, four edited The Distinguished Scholar Crooks is one of 14 women who in elections since the president’s the research support I received here manuscripts, 33 book chapters and Award going to Arnett is some- have accused the Republican presi- inauguration. The state legislative … and that [I work at] a university 90 articles. thing that President Ken Gormley dent of inappropriate behavior in the arm for Democrats says the party that has decided to push the enve- According to his biography thinks the entire campus commu- past, allegations Trump has denied. has flipped 35 seats previously lope around issues that matter, spe- posted online by the university, nity should be proud of. Her candidacy comes as wom- held by Republicans in contested cifically ethics,” Arnett said. he was previously the inaugu- “This award constitutes well- en are speaking up about harass- state legislative elections across the For a candidate to be selected by ral holder of the Henry Koren, deserved recognition of Arnett’s ment in the workplace through country. At the same time, a record the group, his or her works must sig- C.S.Sp., Endowed Chair for outstanding scholarly record and the #MeToo movement and as number of women have expressed nificantly contribute to several core Scholarly Excellence from 2010- brings honor to the entire Duquesne state legislatures across the U.S. interest in running for office. topics: the philosophy of communi- 2015; the recipient of the 2013 University community. We are very take steps to strengthen their Some 30,000 women have ap- cation, religious communication and Duquesne University Presidential grateful for Arnett’s academic lead- own harassment policies. An proached EMILY’s List, a group communication in ethics. These are Award for Excellence in Scholar- ership on this campus and are ex- Associated Press tally shows 15 that tries to elect women who all topics that, Arnett said, “prompt ships; and was also the recipient tremely proud to witness this pro- state lawmakers across the coun- support abortion rights, to learn us to look at issues … that matter, of the 2005 Scholar of the Year fessional tribute to his work by his try have left office since the start about running for office this elec- issues that sometimes unite us and Award from the Religious Com- peers in the National Communica- of 2017 after being accused of tion cycle. By comparison, the sometimes divide us.” munication Association. tion Association,” Gormley said in sexual misconduct. group was in contact with 960 The Distinguished Scholar Currently, he is the inaugural the Duquesne University Times. Crooks said her interest in run- women last time around. 4 Opinions THEDUQUESNEDUKE staff editorial 113 College Hall Draw the line: Gerry- 600 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15282 mandering is no good

editorial staff Life usually isn’t fair, but voting in Pennsylvania may just become a editor-in-chief Zach Landau bit fairer. news editor Raymond Arke On Jan. 22, Pennsylvania’s Su- opinions editor Shivani Gosai preme Court ruled in a 5-2 decision features editor Ollie Gratzinger that threw out the current map of a&e editor Nicolas Jozefczyk Congressional districts for being sports editor Adam Lindner unconstitutionally gerrymandered. photo editor Kailey Love The current map, drawn by the PA layout editor Hallie Lauer GOP majority in 2011, has been a administrative staff subject of national ridicule for dis- adviser Bobby Kerlik tricts that were drawn in a way to ad manager Madison Pastrick clearly favor Republican candidates. email us: [email protected] One district was so egregious it was nicknamed “Goofy kicking Donald Duck,” because that’s exactly what it looked like. The PA Supreme Court gave law- makers until Feb. 9 to make a new “We love map. Instead of going back to the drawing board, they initially refused to even consider it, instead appealing the things to the U.S. Supreme Court, who sided with the Pennsylvania judges’ verdict earlier this week. we love for Now, Republican lawmakers are threatening to impeach the judges what they Cartoon by Robert Gwiazda over the issue and just days before the deadline, have finally began to work are.” on a plan. If no legislative plan is pro- the viewpoint posed by Friday that would receive approval from Gov. Wolf by Feb. 15, Robert Frost White House should work to combat climate change the court will draw their own map. For the uninitiated, gerrymander- One of the most globally press- organizations. The American Me- Paris Agreement for our people, our T ing refers to the practice of lawmak- ing issues is the current state of the teorological Society stands ready to economy & future.” ers drawing congressional districts Earth’s climate. Increased carbon provide assistance in connecting Ex- According to Wired, renewable in such a way to limit competition dioxide and other human-made ecutive Branch staff with that knowl- energy has created an estimated You just read Now tweet emissions in the atmosphere are edge and expertise to ensure that you 13,000 jobs in Pittsburgh, and between parties. For instance, in our thoughts. us yours. causing our planet to see the warm- and your staff are working with cred- the city is continuing to grow with Pennsylvania, there are one million est years on record. ible and scientifically validated in- green development as one of the more Democrats than Republicans, @TheDuquesneDuke Consequences of our chang- formation as you navigate the many largest technology advanced cities according to the Pennsylvania De- ing climate can be seen through difficult policy areas impacted by the in the country. partment of State. Yet, in 2012, PA increases in global temperatures, Earth’s changing climate,” the If you’re looking to learn more about Republicans won all but five Con- melting ice caps and ris- letter read. our environmental safety, Duquesne gressional districts, while losing the ing sea levels. Scientists I strongly urge the has hosted the Integrity of Creation popular statewide vote by over one editorial at NASA have predicted Trump administration conference for the past three years in percent. Additionally, in past presi- that global temperatures to reconsider what an effort to engage in civil discourse dential elections, Pennsylvania usu- will continue to rise for they can be doing to regarding the protection of our planet ally goes blue, yet the state legisla- policy ture swings overwhelmingly red. decades to come, large- slow down the affects based in science, law and ethics. Over The Duquesne Duke is the student- ly due to greenhouse of global warming. the past three years, various scientific That doesn’t add up. written, student-managed newspaper This argument comes just as politi- of Duquesne University. It is published gases produced by hu- As climate change contributions and religious perspec- every Thursday during the academic man activities. worsens, so does the tives have discussed ecological in- cal tensions are beginning to heat up. year except during semester breaks and This means we need frequency of severe terdependence, the water crisis and Even though the decision will not af- holidays, and prior to final exams. The to take action, and our weather events such as global warming. The 2018 conference fect the special election on March 13 Staff Editorial is based upon the opin- ions of the editors of The Duke and does government should be wildfires and hurricanes. date has not yet been announced. in PA’s 18th District, midterms are not necessarily reflect the views of the playing a central role in this Coastal communities have If you’re looking to advocate for fast approaching, and speculation students, faculty, administration, stu- from pundits states that the PA GOP’s situation. Shivani Gosai been devastated by hur- the environment at Duquesne, Ev- dent government or the University pub- Unfortunately, President ricanes such as Maria and ergreen is a student organization reluctance to redraw the map poten- lications board. Op-ed columns do not opinions editor reflect the opinions of The Duke, but Donald Trump has made it Harvey — We should not that hosts a variety of clean-ups tially reflects on a fear that Democrats rather are the sole opinions of the col- clear since before his inauguration be subjecting our country to any fur- and educational events on campus. may have a better shot at victory. umnists themselves. that he does not believe in the severi- ther destruction. They collaborate with Uptown Part- In other words, if the lines were Letters policy ty of global warming. On multiple oc- Trump is risking our safety by ners of Pittsburgh to work to keep drawn more fairly to reflect the mil- Letters to the editor must be typed, casions Trump has swept the threat pulling out of the Paris Agreement, the neighborhood green. lion person difference, Democrats double-spaced and include the writ- of climate change under the rug. a worldwide agreement between To combat climate change we actually might have a fighting chance. er’s name, school/department and On Jan. 30, The American Me- nearly 200 countries to curb glob- have to work together, in our phone number for verification. Letters The fact that the PA GOP wants should be no longer than 300 words teorological Society sent a letter al carbon emissions and contain communities as well as globally. to avoid creating fairer districts that and should be delivered to The Duke to the president hoping to help global warming. According to the Union of Con- allow their constituents to be rep- office at 113 College Hall or e-mailed educate him. This is especially dangerous cerned Scientists, a storm as de- resented more accurately because to [email protected] by 5 p.m. The letter was sent after an inter- considering the United States structive as Hurricane Harvey was Tuesday. The editors reserve the right they are afraid of being unseated is to edit any and all submitted copies. view with Piers Morgan aired where emits some of the highest rates of a once-in-every-100 years event, heinous. Legislators are elected by All letters must be verified before being President Trump made inaccurate carbon dioxide next to China and but that will surely turn into a the people, and for the people. They published. and dangerous claims about the state India, according to the United Na- once-in-every-16 years event. To are not meant to cling to their title by Corrections/clarifications of our planets climate. tion Statistics Division. prevent this and other natural di- whatever means possible. Readers should report any story or “There is a wealth of compre- I hope that Pittsburgh can be an sasters, let’s all work to be more This effort to finally redistrict is a photo error to The Duke. All legitimate hensive and accurate information inspiration for the Trump Adminis- efficient for a sustainable planet errors will be corrected in print the fol- positive move, and the Court’s de- lowing edition. on climate change available to you tration. Mayor Bill Peduto tweeted for every living being. cision was a smart one. Opposing and your staff within government on June 1, 2017, “As the Mayor of Shivani Gosai is a senior journal- partisan gerrymandering is some- Contact agencies, as well as from experts Pittsburgh, I can assure you that ism major and can be reached at in academic institutions and other we will follow the guidelines of the email [email protected] [email protected]. see STAFF ED — page 11 Opinions 5 Alec Baldwin wrongfully attacks sexual assault victim Vincent Gullo III senior in high school. Gross. Not to compare Farrow to Mayella from staff columnist to mention he was not only denied the revered novel To Kill a Mock- custody of his children, including ingbird. In the novel, Mayella uses Farrow, but he was denied visitation an emotional appeal to convince Just last week, actor and famed rights to her as well. That being said, people that she was raped by an Af- SNL Trump impersonator Alec for one to say that Allen is a merely rican American that she had made a Baldwin caused controversy with a choir boy would be a grossly inac- pass at herself, all while likely being his comments regarding the sexual curate statement. abused by her own father. This com- abuse allegations made against These comments have caused parison is not only inaccurate and movie director Woody Allen and his many actors and actresses to come offensive, but it exemplifies an ugly adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow. out and support Farrow, with some characteristic of society that tends to Farrow, who has accused Allen of giving their earnings from per- vilify the accusers of sexual assault. sexually abusing her when she was forming in previous Allen movies As a straight, college-aged white 7, graphically stated in her op-ed to charity. Actress Ellen Page came male living in 2018 American so- in the LA times: “Allen’s pattern of out publicly saying, “I did a Woody ciety, I have been well-lectured in inappropriate behavior — putting Allen movie, and it is the biggest the importance of consent between his thumb in my mouth, climbing regret of my career.” Even Ama- partners and the potential ramifica- Courtesy of Kristina Bumphrey into bed with me in his underwear, zon, Allen’s distributor, is consid- tions that could come from acting Woody Allen was investigated in 1993 but was never charged. Farrow constant grooming and touching ering dropping him in light of the inappropriately. In a modern col- calls out the #MeToo movement that rocked Hollywood for sparing Allen. — was witnessed by friends and controversy. Other celebrities, like legiate environment, it takes little family members. At the time of the Baldwin, have gone out of their evidence from an accuser to have characteristics of those who commit in cultural attitudes between sexual alleged assault, he was in therapy way to not only support Allen, but the accused quickly taken off of sexual assault), but when people talk assault accusers and those being ac- for his conduct towards me. Three criticize Farrow. Baldwin tweet- campus, disparaged and expelled. about the accused, they are the ones cused, especially when the accused eyewitnesses substantiated my ac- ed: “1 of the most effective things That being said, there have been being victimized. A popular phrase come from positions of power. I do count, including a babysitter who Dylan Farrow has in her arsenal is multiple occurrences of people who for those who criticize sexual as- give our society credit, however, as saw Allen with his head buried in the ‘persistence of emotion.’ Like have abused that power structure sault accusations is say something we make efficient work of essentially my lap after he had taken off my Mayella in To Kill A Mockingbird, to ruin the lives of innocent people along the lines of: “We don’t have ruining those who are found guilty underwear. Allen refused to take her tears/exhortations r meant (e.g. Amherst College, NYU “Mat- all the facts yet.” Well, if you want to of such crimes (Bill Cosby and Har- a polygraph administered by the 2 shame u in2 belief in her story. tress Girl,” UVA and Rolling Stone pull the pragmatic card, why is the vey Weinstein are not finding work Connecticut State Police.” But I need more than that before I rape case, etc.) But besides these alleged victim still in the wrong? It anytime soon). That being said, why Although there was never any of- destroy some1, regardless of their sick anomalies, it would be safe to isn’t necessarily a bad move step- is this desirable result preceded by ficial charges filed, it’s understood fame. I need a lot more.” say that a majority of the accusa- ping away from the situation entirely skepticism toward the accuser and by many (including the court) that, If you can get past the cryptic tions are justified. Sexual assault is and withholding judgement, but for compassion for the accused? There at the very least, there was some combination of Twitter speak and an awful, life-destroying crime, so someone like Baldwin to attack Far- is certainly value in “waiting for the funny business going on between normal English, Baldwin is essen- why is it that we so often slander row’s character and then basically facts,” but that doesn’t mean that Allen and Farrow. Anyone who can’t tially saying that not only is Farrow’s accusers and defend the accused? say “We don’t have all the facts yet,” in the meantime we shame the ac- believe this obviously doesn’t know allegation false, but she is intention- When someone accuses another is about as misogynistic and crooked cuser. As a society, we can do better Woody Allen. The guy literally mar- ally manipulating the emotions of person of rape, that person is often as one could get. in never rushing to judgement and ried his adopted step-daughter and people in attempt to gain support characterized as erratic, manipula- You don’t have to own a ‘Pussy supporting those who go through started dating her when she was a of her story. He even goes as far as tive and pathological (ironically all Hat’ to be able to see the disparity such unthinkable trauma. Valentine’s Day forces love that should be expressed daily consider finding that special person that actu- this topic? I’ve talked about the capitalist cor- ally makes your heart flutter. That’s just my ruption involving Valentine’s Day, and I get suggestion, but I also have to say, “What do I that point. I do think it’s commercialized, but know about that?” I’m an 18 year old college honestly, does that make it evil? I guess what student who spends her Friday nights cozied I mean by that is if two people want a day to up in a blanket, watching reality TV and won- celebrate being together, it’s not bad at all. Of dering why exactly Arie has kept Bekah M. course, you should tell your significant other around on this season of The Bachelor. that you love them often, but a day dedicated On the other hand, there are the Valen- to all love is kind of nice. See, people tend to tine’s Day enthusiasts. You know, these think that Valentine’s Day is for romantic love are people who have those candy hearts only, but it shouldn’t be. ready to go. Those candies are pure sug- This brings me to my biggest opinion here: ar-shaped hearts that have phrases like If Valentine’s Day is “the day of love,” then “kiss me” or “crazy 4 u” written on them. use it as an opportunity to tell anyone you Other admirers of the big day are likely to love them. A lot of us here are students and dress in red or pink, and they can be seen we miss our families, so give yours a call and quoting their favorite romantic comedies just say, “ I love you.” Maybe do something throughout the day. Side note, but I’m sweet for your roommate or tell a profes- a real lover of rom-coms. If anyone ever sor that they are appreciated. And ladies, if Courtesy of iStock wants to watch Love Actually with some- you’re calling your dog your valentine, then at Valentine’s Day is, purportedly, said to be named after the legend of St. Valentine of Rome. one, I’m your girl (serious inquiries only). least you have one good boy in your life. The The venerated saint performed illegal marriages for soldiers that were forbidden to marry. Personally, I stroll down the magical halls truth is, love comes in a lot of forms, and not of St. Ann’s, and I see doors with red and all of it needs to be an expressed with those Alyse Kaminski A lot of people think the “Day of Love” pink hearts and sayings such as “Be mine.” three little words and a romantic night out. staff columnist isn’t for love at all, but rather for spending On my walk to my dorm, I am reminded of I think there is one thing we can all money. I totally get that. There’s a part of me my relationship status. One thing I have agree on no matter where you stand on to- that says, “Don’t buy into capitalist holidays.” noticed about this holiday is that it is pri- day’s issues: A day to express love and be January is finally over, and I have to However, if you want to buy a box of choco- marily couples who enjoy it. I am the prime kind is what we all need. We see so many say, the entire month has felt a like a lates for your significant other, I say do it. No example: Last year, I was so excited to go headlines about all the hate going on in whole year. But here we are in February. one is stopping you, not even the adversaries to dinner with my (then) boyfriend and ex- the world; it brings me down, and I’m sure This time of year, I always feel something of consumerism. change gifts, but now that it’s just me here, it does for you, too. Certainly, a day about lurking up on me, and it’s called Valen- Other opposers of Valentine’s Day say, “I I don’t have an affinity for the day. I’m just love isn’t a bad thing to have going for us. tine’s Day. Now, I know people have mixed don’t need one day a year to show someone preparing to see a load of Instagram posts On a final note, I guess it was all easier opinions about Feb. 14, and I feel that. I love them,” and that I also agree with them. with a caption that’ll sound like, “Happy when our biggest Valentine’s Day struggle See, there are two opposing viewpoints I hope Feb. 14 is not the only day of the year Valentine’s Day to my love, thanks for mak- was who was going to get the best Han- on Valentine’s Day, and honestly, there you tell your significant other how you really ing me feel like a princess.” nah Montana valentine at your third grade are aspects of both I agree with. feel about them, and if it is, you may want to So, where does my opinion really fall on class party. Opinions February 8, 2018 6 FEATURES Forward Fashion: Hill District's Black History

Madeline Bartos attention to the neighborhood and the Dress to impress staff writer struggles faced by African Americans Anna Walnoha mailbox,” Steppel said. in our city,” Simpson said. staff writer Nowadays, there are many looks rom the 1920s to 1940s, the Hill Wilson’s legacy remains strong one can wear to make themselves District was a place of thriving in this city. The Pittsburgh Cultural look presentable while also showing culture, producing some of the Trust’s August Wilson Center cel- ome say it's what's on the that F ebrates Wilson and his talent.The Au- inside truly matters, but when their personality and creativity. highest literature, art, jazz and a vi- Sophomore Jordan Miller, for brant nightlife. Just down the street gust Wilson Center aims to “illustrate the time comes to find a job or the artists and performers that are col- S example, wore a patterned jacket from Duquesne University, the Hill internship, your appearance matters laborating with the Pittsburgh Cultural (which, she commented, “rocks”), a District helped shape Pittsburgh’s quite a bit. Afterall, a polished en- Trust to tell a new story,” according to white shirt, nice jeans and Dr. Mar- modern heritage. semble can say a thousand words for the Cultural District’s website. a person before they even introduce tens. Despite studying psychology, “The Hill District’s culture has been vi- tal to the making of modern Pittsburgh Wilson’s home in the Hill can be themselves. Miller’s interview was for a photo- found at 1727 Bedford Ave. The Daisy Two women from Duquesne tell all journalist internship. Her outfit was and the United States,” said Andrew Simpson, a history professor at Duquesne Wilson Artist Community, a nonprofit from their personal experiences with more laid back and fun, but put-to- corporation, “intends to transform the interviews and meetings. gether nonetheless. whose research includes local history. The Hill District of today is radically August Wilson Home into studio space Transferred sophomore Val Step- Miller remembered she had different than the one of the past. Ac- for the fine arts, music and literature; pel is a finance and accounting dou- browsed other photographers’ web- cording to Pittsburgh Magazine, the to explore the cultural narrative of the ble-major. She wore a black skirt sites before applying. plays of August Wilson ... to encourage “I prepared some of my con- desire for urban renewal devastated suit, a printed blouse and black the Lower Hill. In order to build the and support educational and artistic heels when getting ready for one cert venue pictures, along with my activities to enrich the Hill District and landscape and still shots,” she said, Civic Arena, 8,000 people and 400 of her interviews. She was dressing businesses were displaced as the city surrounding community,” according to for a more business professional basing her portfolio on what she its website. observed. knocked down empty buildings instead environment. However, her attire While Wilson’s impact has stretched Both of these students sported of investing money for renovations or wasn’t stiff. When professional at- far beyond Pittsburgh, he was just one wildly-different styles from each finding people for maintenance. Before the Lower Hill was razed, it of the many influential movers and tire comes to mind, many think that other: one working business-pro- was a center for African American cul- shakers of the Hill District. The region means solid and unrelaxed. Profes- fessional and the other much more ture. During World War I, steel mills was also known for its exceptional jazz sional careers, such as lawyers, poli- casual. However, neither option is were on the rise, but most of America’s scene, with the Hill Community De- ticians, bank clerks etc. can still be necessarily the wrong one. What men had gone to fight in the war. The velopment Corporation describing the seen as fashion forward even if it is one chooses to wear to an interview Hill as becoming nationally “known on in a more serious setting. Hill Community Development Corpo- is contingent on the interview. A ration said this need for labor played the burgeoning jazz circuit because it cleaner look is appropriate for the a part in fueling the Great Migration, was home to legendary jazz giants.” business-inclined student, as is a and recently-relocated African Ameri- To name a few, Billy Eckstine, Earl relaxing, comfortable getup for the cans settled in the Hill District. Hines and Lena Horne were some of more creatively-minded. One of the most prominent figures the famous jazz musicians to gain their Keeping up to date on the latest from the Hill District was playwright Au- fame in the Hill District. The nightlife trends also doesn’t hurt. This spring, gust Wilson. Wilson wrote a collection attracted jazz musicians and listeners for example, jaunty stripes, bright of 10 plays called the Pittsburgh Cycle, a alike, making it a center for the art. saturated hues or soft pastels with collection that features the fictional sto- Another influential voice coming dusty tones are all options to help ries of African American Pittsburghers from the Hill District was the African make a candidate stand out. Inter- throughout the 19th century. American newspaper the Pittsburgh esting accents — such as geometric “In the case of Wilson, the Hill pro- Courier. The Courier aimed to inform handbags or transparent shoes — vided an important backdrop for many and empower African Americans so can further separate you out from of his stories, which brought national they could make political and econom- the crowd. ic changes to better its community. Being a fashionista isn’t required The Pittsburgh Courier, based in to take on an interview, however. the Hill, also played an important role Information on the latest trends is in combating discrimination during World War II with the Double V for Anna Walnoha/Staff Writer just a click away, so-to-speak, and Steppel wore business attire in preparation for a that job-landing outfit can even be Victory Campaign and gave African job interview in her field, finance & accounting. delivered right to your door (or the Americans in Pittsburgh, through their basement of Rockwell). Figuring out reporting and editorials, a national She has interviewed two different what’s en vogue shouldn’t be that dif- voice in politics,” Simpson said. times for internships, both in her ficult if you know where to look. While the Hill District is no longer the fields of study. Steppel recounted Combined with your expertise and bustling center of cultural activity that that she took numerous steps to bet- skills, an outfit can help distinguish it used to be, groups and organizations ter prepare herself. you from the competition. Pick the like the Hill Community Development Corporation are starting “a swirling “I had a ‘thank you’ card written right look for the occasion, and you’ll Courtesy of PBS renaissance or renewal, rehabilitation, out before the interview. Then, when be sure to leave an impression on po- August Wilson wrote about African American life, I was done, I slipped it into their tential employers. and he received two Pulitzer Prizes for Drama. see HILL— page 11 Share the love with your Valentine with these puns:

I'm not Let's break It would be obscenity Keep your slanderous trying to hands above lede you on laws to say I don't tonight the fold love you SPORTS 7 Freshman bowler Farwell continues to shine Duquesne Briefs — Both basketball teams played on Feb. 7, with the David Borne generations. She spent as much team, we’re good for how young women beating VCU, 80-71, staff writer time as she could during the we are. I think a lot of big oppor- school year at the alley, and was tunities are coming our way. and the men falling at Dayton, It’s only the program’s second there nearly every day during “I knew coming into this that 88-73. Julijana Vojinovic re- year, but the Duquesne bowling the summer. we would be a good team and corded a career-high 28 points team has quickly put together a The trio of her mother, fa- compete well with other teams. roster capable of competing with ther and grandfather continu- As far as [personal success], I to go along with 7 assists for the best that the nation has to offer. ously worked with her on form didn’t expect all this happening. Duquesne, while Rene Castro- Head coach Jody Fetterhoff and technique and, as a result, But it’s definitely been a goal of Caneddy led Keith Dambrot’s returned six players this season Farwell put together an extraor- mine since before I got here.” team in scoring versus the Fly- from the original seven that came dinary resume during her high The highlight of her short stint ers with 21 points on 8-of-12 to Duquesne as members of the school career. on the Bluff was her performance program’s first recruiting class last Just a few of her accomplish- at the Kutztown Invitational, a shooting from the field. year, and added three newcomers ments include winning District 28-team event. Farwell posted — On Saturday, Feb. 10, to the program this season. III, Eastern Regional (singles the highest overall frame average both basketball teams will play Statistically, one of the most and team) and Pennsylvania of all NEC competitors and ac- at A.J. Palumbo Center, begin- impressive of the newcomers State titles as a senior. Addition- counted for 22.27 pins per frame. ning with the men’s team (15-10, this season is five-time North- ally, she averaged a 228.38 score She made quite the introduc- Courtesy of Duquesne Athletics east Conference Rookie of the as a senior in the Lancaster- tion to the weekend, as well, as Coach Jody Fetterhoff, far left, stands 6-6 A-10) versus Fordham (8-15, Week recipient, freshman Ol- Lebanon League and finished she threw the program’s first-ever next to her team. Comprised of one 3-8 A-10) at noon. At 2:30 p.m., ivia Farwell. Behind the efforts first in doubles scratch, fifth in 300 game in the team’s win over senior, four sophomores and four fresh- Dan Burt’s squad (20-4, 10-1 men, the Dukes have shattered expec- of Farwell and her teammates, all-events and tenth in singles at Medaille in its first traditional A-10) will face Saint Joseph’s Duquesne, one of the nation’s the 2017 Youth Open Champion- match. Farwell has rolled perfect tations in only two seasons of existence. (11-12, 6-5 A-10). youngest programs, rank 30th in ships in Cleveland, Ohio. games before, but this one result- everybody gets quiet. Then you the latest RPI Poll. All of her practice and expe- ed in a feeling like no other. think about it a lot more.” — On Feb. 7, the Duquesne Duquesne’s proximity to Far- rience at the top level of high “It’s a lot. It was more nerve- As the season enters its final football team announced the well’s home of Elizabethtown, school competition has paid off. wracking because it was college, stretch, Farwell made it clear signing of 11 high school se- Pennsylvania, played a large Farwell’s success has carried Division I. I had never done it in that she has her eyes set on the niors to national letters of in- role in the freshman’s decision over to the collegiate level. She high school, I had only shot 299s. NCAA National Tournament. tent, as well as five players that to relocate to the Bluff, but her not only is the conference’s top To do it in college, it was an un- However, a single’s appearance instant connection with her cur- newcomer so far, but is on the real feeling. It was a whole mix of would mean so much more if her will be transferring in from rent teammates was instrumen- rapid climb to be one of the con- emotions that go through you.” team qualified for the tourna- FBS programs. Duquesne’s re- tal as well. ference’s best bowlers in general. Farwell mentioned that the ment as whole, as well. cruiting class now sits at 20, as “The team out here, when I During the recruiting process, pressure certainly builds as the “I definitely want to make na- four players signed NLIs with met them, we all fit together so people warned Farwell about match heads into its final frames, tionals as far as singles. But I def- Duquesne in December. well,” Farwell said. “Everything the issues that could come with but she was able to remain calm initely want to go with the team about the school made me feel a young program. However, she enough to get the job done. there. I just want to do my best comfortable here.” and her teammates have em- “I try not think about it as in the tournaments, but also have Farwell, who has been bowl- braced their roles as pioneers, much as I can. I’ll talk to my much success with the team.” National Briefs ing as long as she’s been walk- and have exceeded expectations teammates, joke around, just to Only time will tell how far ing, practically, “grew up in a thus far. clear my head before I go,” she Farwell and her Duquesne team- — After beginning Big East bowling alley.” Clearview Lanes “I think it’s a good opportunity said. “But probably from the mates can go, but as of now, they play 0-11, St. John’s de- of Lancaster County, Pennsylva- for the school,” Farwell said, re- seventh frame on, once I real- are certainly headed in the right feated No. 4 Duke in a non- nia, specifically, has been under garding the program’s success. ize it and other teams around us direction in only their second conference matchup on the operation of her family for “Even though we are a young realize what’s happening, then year of competition. Feb. 3 for its first victory since a Dec. 20 win versus Saint Joseph’s. Then, four days later on Feb. 7, St. For the first time in a while, Cavs have true issues John’s defeated Big East- leading No. 1 Villanova in Adam Lindner as well, pushing the Cavaliers to presumably next season — Boston Philadelphia, 79-75. The Game 6 in the East Finals in 2016. should continue to improve. win over Villanova was St. sports editor Boston never felt like a legiti- Toronto, who was swept in Ever since LeBron James left mate threat to Cleveland’s throne last season’s Eastern Conference John’s’ first victory over the Miami in free agency to go back prior to this season, as the upstart Semifinals by Cleveland, has en- nation’s top-ranked team to Cleveland in 2014, one thing Celtics’ attack was led by 5-foot-9 joyed a resurgence this season, since 1985. in the NBA has been certain: The guard Isaiah Thomas, who is cur- as well. Currently second in the Cleveland Cavaliers were going rently still recovering from a hip conference at 37-16, the Raptors to represent the NBA’s Eastern injury that held him out of most are playing a rejuvenated brand This Week in Sports Conference in the Finals. of last year’s Eastern Conference of basketball, led by scoring wing History During LeBron’s first few sea- Finals. Cleveland prevailed in five DeMar DeRozan. sons back in Cleveland, the Cava- games against Boston. With a veteran roster that in- liers’ most formidable opposition But now, Thomas is a Cavalier, cludes Kyle Lowry, Jonas Valan- — On Feb. 8, 1936, the was the overachieving Atlanta and former Cleveland guard Kyrie ciunas and Serge Ibaka, this year first-ever NFL Draft took Hawks, led by Al Horford and Irving is leading a 39-16 Boston may be the only shot that the cur- place at the Ritz-Carlton Paul Millsap. team that boasts a talented young rent incarnation of the Raptors Hotel in Philadelphia. With Toronto has presented a chal- cast alongside him. Once Gordon Courtesy of USA TODAY Sports Cavs guard Isaiah Thomas, with ball, the first overall selection, lenge for Cleveland in the past, Hayward returns from injury — see NBA — page 12 has been a subject of criticism recently. the Philadelphia Eagles selected tailback Jay Ber- A-10 MBB Standings — Top 10 A-10 WBB Standings — Top 10 wanger of University of Chicago. Berwanger was the Rank Team Conf. Overall Streak Next Rank Team Conf. Overall Streak Next first-ever Heisman Trophy 1. No. 18 URI 11-0 19-3 W14 Feb. 9 vs. Davidson 1. Dayton 12-0 19-4 W13 Feb. 11 at GWU winner, as well, winning the award in 1935. 2. Davidson 8-3 13-9 W3 Feb. 9 at Rhode Island 2. Duquesne 10-1 20-4 W2 Feb. 10 vs. Saint Joe’s — On Feb. 8, 1986, 3. St. Bonaventure 7-4 17-6 W5 Feb. 10 vs. Richmond 3. Fordham 9-2 18-6 W1 Feb. 10 at Davidson 5-foot-7 Atlanta Hawks 4. Richmond * 6-4 8-14 L1 Feb. 10 at Bonaventure 4. George Mason 7-4 18-7 L1 Feb. 11 vs. UMass point guard Spud Webb won 5. VCU * 6-4 14-9 L1 Feb. 10 vs. Dayton 5. Saint Louis 7-4 13-11 L1 Feb. 10 at Rhode Island the NBA Dunk Contest, de- 6. Duquesne 6-6 15-10 L2 Feb. 10 vs. Fordham 6. George Wash. 7-4 12-11 L1 Feb. 11 vs. Dayton feating 6-foot-8 teammate 7. Saint Louis 6-6 13-12 L1 Feb. 10 vs. La Salle 7. Saint Joseph’s 6-5 11-12 W1 Feb. 10 at Duquesne Dominique Wilkins in the 8. Dayton 5-6 11-12 W1 Feb. 10 at VCU 8. Davidson 5-6 10-14 L1 Feb. 10 vs. Fordham contest’s final round. Webb 9. UMass 4-7 11-13 W1 Feb. 10 at Saint Joe’s 9. Richmond 4-7 9-15 L1 Feb. 10 at La Salle scored 8,072 points in his 12-year NBA career. 10. George Mason 4-7 10-14 L1 Feb. 10 vs. GWU 10. UMass 3-8 11-13 L1 Feb. 11 at George Mason 8 THEDUQUESNEDUKE Boost given to MBB by heavy turnout not enough vs. SBU

Jacob Hebda the skill of Adams. Nevertheless, the Dukes couldn’t outgun Simply put, it was a terrific environment staff writer “He made pull-up jump shots, he made the Bonnies. Smith hit a 3-point shot to tie for college basketball. It was easily the most threes. And then he also made drives,” the game at 81 with 27 seconds remain- exciting night of the season, maybe even of Feb. 2, the day before Duquesne’s home Dambrot said. ing, but the Bonnies responded. Adams the past few years. The Dukes might still matchup with St. Bonaventure’s, men’s “He’s good, supposedly the best player in made what would prove to be the game- have a long way to go to qualify for the basketball head coach Keith Dambrot the league, best guard in the league.” winning shot with just seconds left, and a NCAA Tournament, but at the very least, told reporters that he was expecting “a While the defense struggled, giving up buzzer-beating heave from Eric Williams they are becoming relevant again. In a city big crowd” for the Annual Red Out Game. 11 3-pointers and allowing the Bonnies to Jr. clanked off the rim to dramatically end captivated by the Steelers and Penguins, Well, he got just that. shoot 48.4 percent from the field, the of- the game. the Duquesne men are stealing some atten- 3,411 fans, a season high, watched fense certainly did its part, making nearly As time expired, Smith sat on the hard- tion. Saturday night proved that. Duquesne fall just short against the visiting 56 percent of its field goals. wood, visibly disheartened by the loss. Los- Coach Dambrot summed things up per- Bonnies, 84-81. The backcourt played especially well. ing on a last second 3-pointer is always a fectly, saying, “I’m not going to let it [the “Great crowd, terrific. If we get that kind In addition to a phenomenal performance tough way to fall at home, especially in front loss] rain on my parade… Who would’ve of crowd every night, we become relevant from Smith, graduate student Rene Castro- of a crowd as great as the one that came out (sic) thunk Duquesne could be one of the again in college basketball,” Dambrot said. Caneddy had 21 points, and sophomore on Saturday. better teams in the league?” The average attendance at Palumbo Cen- Mike Lewis II had 11. “[We’re] sorry we couldn’t get it done for At 15-10, Duquesne is holding their own ter this season has been 1,557. Prior to Sat- them… but we appreciate it more than they in the competitive Atlantic 10 Conference. urday’s game, the previous high had been know it,” Smith said after the game when Despite hard, close losses recently, they con- 2,543, set on Jan. 20 versus George Mason. asked about the fan turnout. tinue to play an exciting brand of basketball. The Dukes were admittedly inspired by The loss was undoubtedly difficult for the Their last five games have been decided by the crowd. Junior guard Tarin Smith, who Dukes, but the team showed why so many a collective margin of just 18 points. Two of led Duquesne with 24 points on the night, fans are becoming increasingly optimistic those games also went to overtime. made sure to thank the fans for their enthu- about the future. The Duquesne men con- In a year where the Dukes have already siasm, saying, “We appreciate the crowd, tinue to fight hard to the finish, making ev- exceeded expectations, they have proven to the fans coming out… I wish I could thank ery game an exciting one. be a thrilling and gutsy team. Their effort all of them personally.” As Dambrot asked, “You didn’t see them clearly proves it, as they give it their all un- It was indeed a boisterous environment, quit, did you?” til the final buzzer sounds. but the Dukes ultimately lost on a late Coach Dambrot was not the only one who “They [the fans] might as well come to 3-pointer by St. Bonaventure’s Jaylen Ad- noticed the team’s effort. the game. They’re going to see some good ams. Adams, a potential NBA prospect, led Duquesne fans witnessed passionate and stuff,” said Dambrot. He added, “It’s fun, both sides with 40 points, setting a new Pa- frequently skillful play from the Dukes, and isn’t it?” lumbo Center opponent scoring record. they responded. After every basket, the sea Considering the tenacity of this team and While Dambrot made it clear that there Courtesy of Duquesne Athletics of red erupted. Following every foul, rowdy the bright future ahead, there are plenty of were no excuses for the poor defensive per- Freshman Eric Williams Jr. (No. 50) launches a fans made sure the referees knew how they reasons to return to see the Dukes in action formance on behalf of the Dukes, he praised 3-pointer in front of a sea of red-clad DU fans. felt about the call. this year — and especially in years to come. Eagles win first Super Bowl title ever in thrilling affair

Drew White an impact play. Graham strip-sacked Pa- followed it up with an errant extra point at- lead once and for all. staff writer triots quarterback Tom Brady, and rookie tempt of his own, though, keeping the game After the strip sack of Brady, the Patriots Derek Barnett recovered the fumble to help at 15-12. held the Eagles to a field goal to keep it a After 51 seasons of suffering and heart- the team secure its first championship title Eagles head coach Doug Pederson de- one possession game at 41-33. break, the Philadelphia Eagles finally won since 1960 and their first Super Bowl ever. cided to go for it on fourth down inside At long last, a last-second hail mary at- their first championship title at Super Bowl The night started off with a bang as the the 1-yard line on the following drive, and tempt by Brady fell to the ground as the LII on Feb. 4 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Min- Eagles drove down the field on the first it paid off. Foles caught a touchdown pass game clock hit 00:00, and the Eagles were neapolis. In a game dominated by offense, drive of the game. Although they got inside from tight end Trey Burton on a beautifully crowned champions. it was a solid defensive play that helped seal the five-yard line, the Birds were forced to designed trick play, making the game a 22- Foles was named MVP after finishing the deal for the Birds and led them to a 41- settle for a field goal. 12 game going into the half. with 373 yards, three passing touchdowns 33 victory over the New England Patriots. After a New England field goal to tie it up, The second half started out with a bang, and a receiving touchdown. After season-long No. 2 quarterback Nick the Eagles took a 9-3 lead on a 34-yard touch- with each team trading touchdowns on Despite the loss, the Patriots have begun Foles led the Philadelphia offense down the down pass from Foles to Alshon Jeffery. their opening possessions. First, Brady as favorites to win Super Bowl LIII by book- field to score a go-ahead touchdown with Following a missed extra point by Phila- hit Rob Gronkowski in the end zone to keepers in Vegas with 9-2 odds. The Eagles 2:21 left in the fourth quarter, defensive delphia’s Jake Elliott, the Patriots drove pull within a field goal, but then Foles an- are the second favorites at 6-1. end Brandon Graham made a play that will down the field and had to settle for a field swered with a touchdown pass of his own, go down in Super Bowl history. goal attempt. After a bobbled snap, reliable hooking up with rookie Corey Clement for With just 2:09 left in the game, Graham Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowski shock- a 22-yard score to bring the lead back to 10 was able to record the Eagles’ first sack of ingly missed a chip shot of his own to keep for the Eagles. the game — and he made sure that it was the score at 9-3. Brady was not done, though, as he drove Perhaps one of the most shocking plays the Patriots straight down the field, even- in the game happened in the 2nd quarter, tually hitting Chris Hogan for a 22-yard when No. 1 New England receiver, Brandin touchdown pass. Cooks, went down with a concussion. After New England was able to hold Philly to a catching a pass, Cooks turned to go up field field goal on its following possession, mak- and was blasted by the Eagles’ Malcolm ing the deficit just six. Jenkins. Cooks went down immediately Brady, once again, pushed the Patriots and did not return. down the field on the following possession. The Eagles increased their lead to 15-3 This time, he found Gronkowski in the end after a Legarrette Blount 21-yard touch- zone for a touchdown, giving the Patriots down run. A two-point conversion attempt their first lead of the game at 33-32 with to make the game a 14-point lead for Phila- just under 10 minutes left in the game. delphia failed. The Eagles then put together the drive of New England struck back with a field the game, converting on two third downs goal to make it 15-6, then intercepted a pass and one important fourth down as they tipped by Jeffery, which looked like it may drove down the field, trying to take the lead turn the tide for the Patriots. once again. On third-and-seven from the After the pick, the Pats drove down field Patriots 11-yard line, Foles found Zach Ertz Courtesy of Boston Herald Courtesy of AP/Matt Slocum 90 yards and capped off the drive with a on a slant, and Ertz was able to muscle his Philadelphia quarterback Nick Foles, the Second-year Philadelphia coach Doug Ped- 26-yard touchdown run for last year’s Su- way into the end zone to cap a seven-min- eventual Super Bowl LII MVP, frolics into the erson (right) celebrates following the victory. per Bowl MVP, James White. Gostkowski ute, 14 play drive and give the Eagles the end zone after receiving a touchdown pass. February 8, 2018 sports ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9 Altered Carbon mysticizes murder and sci-fi Movies &

Neil Runge written only to be stereotypes or Music to staff writer nameless faces. Fortunately, this was not the case. Each character help you get portrayed gets a story, even if he Netflix original series only for a few minutes. through a Altered Carbon discusses Once the action picks up and the T themes of love, loss, ac- minor story arcs unfold, it’s hard lonely tion, murder, redemption and not to get invested. Altered Car- family, all set against a science bon captivates you with each new fiction world with an aesthetic fact you learn about the murder Valentine’s reminiscent of Blade Runner. and the main casts’ backgrounds. The show is set in a hypotheti- As the plot thickens, the viewer day cal future where people can is drawn further into the story have their consciousness placed and becomes invested in even the into pieces of technology called most minor of characters. The plot “stacks.” These stacks, unless Courtesy of Netflix twists, even though a little predict- damaged, can be put into a new Altered Carbon was released on Netflix on Feb. 2, 2018. The first season consists able, manage to shock and add an- body when a person dies. of 10 episodes centered around Takeshi Kovacs (Joel Kinnaman) solving the mur- other layer to the story. The story follows Takeshi Ko- der of one of the wealthiest men in the world, Laurens Bancroft (James Purefoy). What adds to the sense of the vacs, a man who, after 250 years, ises Takeshi riches to find out of the assaults are shown. This story picking up is the musical has been put into a new body. how he died. show is also brutal; action scenes backing. The music that runs be- Takeshi has been woken up be- The cast of characters is very take up major parts of each epi- hind the action scenes only in- cause he was requested to solve diverse. Takeshi has an Asian sode. It is gory and does not shy tensifies them. Behind each sex the murder of one of the wealthi- heritage, and there are African away from discussed violence. In scene is music that gives light est men in the world: Laurens American characters with com- fact, the show and its characters to what level of romance these Bancroft. Takeshi, with the help plex stories. There’s also a Latina lean into the savagery and per- characters are experiencing. At of various cast members, solves main character. While the enter- petuate it. Barbaric scenes like the times when there is no music, the murder of Bancroft, a man tainment world is dominated by the ones portrayed can be trig- the silence puts the audience on Feel like you’ll be alone forever? who has enough money that he stories with mostly white narra- gering to some. A TV-MA rating edge and makes them suspense- Laugh about your misfortune never has to worry about being in tives, it is refreshing to see a cast should be heeded. ful and anxious of the possibili- with The 40 Year-Old Virgin. a new body (he can afford to have this varied. Furthermore, Altered Carbon ties in the scene. his stack backed up to a satellite While Altered Carbon is di- has a slow start, with about an Altered Carbon is a binge-wor- and have multiple clones made). verse and offers a new take on hour-long run time per episode. thy show and can be handled in a Takeshi was selected by Bancroft a murder mystery story, it has It takes a couple installations for day despite having around a 10- because of his belief that he was its shortcomings. For example, the story to pick up. It struggles, hour run time. If you love movies murdered while backing up his sexual violence plays a large part at first, to flesh out non-white like Blade Runner, then Altered stack, and the police are certain in this show. It’s talked about re- characters, which led to viewers Carbon is a show that will surely it was a suicide. Bancroft prom- peatedly, and graphic depictions feeling as if these are just tokens, catch your attention.

Man of the Woods deteriorates pop repertoire

Salena Moran & Evan Penrod While the songs seem to take staff writers up unnecessary space, the Man of the Woods tracks are also se- ust days prior to his Super verely repetitive. Artists like Daft Bowl LII halftime show Punk accomplish dance/club hits performance, Justin Tim- where the continuous beats and J lyrics fit with their style and au- Dreading being asked to be the berlake returned to the music maid of honor, and you don’t have world with his fifth studio album dience. However, in this fusion a plus one? That’s okay, let Brides- Man of the Woods. The former of southern sounds, they just *NSYNC member premiered appear uncreative and lyrically maids show you how it’s done. three of 16 total songs prior to dull. Essentially, Timberlake the release of his record with cur- took a setback as an artist who rent singles “Filthy,” “Supplies” has already pushed the boundar- and “Say Something.” In an at- ies of what makes his pop music tempt to “get back to his roots,” fun, new and energetic. Timberlake ventures out with a This album plays it too safe with the basics of country and funk. bizarre and confusing folksy, pop Courtesy of RCA Records Although Timberlake attempts and electronic scene that unfor- Justin Timberlake’s album, Man of the Woods, received mixed reviews upon something new for himself and tunately disappoints. its release. The collection of 16 songs currently holds a Metacritic Metas- Timberlake’s usual style and core of 53 out of 100. The Rolling Stone gave the album 3.5 stars out of 5. his audience, the overall result innovation is masked under- does not live up to his previous al- Did the world wrong you and love neath country- and folk-sound- twist that worked with her tradi- succeeding with the unique ad- bums. Despite this less-than-hap- ing Americana style music that tional pop sound. The problem of dition of Gregorian chant at the py review, the sound on certain doesn’t exist? Headbang your does not jive with what fans have a multi-styled/genre album like beginning of “Cry Me A River.” tracks like “Filthy” and “Midnight angst away with Paramore’s Riot! come to expect from the Grammy Man of the Woods, however, re- Man of the Woods differs greatly Summer Jam” are unique enough awarded artist. This album is a veals that these stylistic endeav- from his iconic lineup of albums. that you just have to hear them at stylistic jumble of his previous ors must be done masterfully, Certain tracks like “Her” feel like least once in their entirety. works that tries to tackle sev- and country does not belong in a waste, as Timberlake’s wife, ac- If you’re expecting something eral different genres of music J.T.’s repertoire. tress Jessica Biel, simply speaks like “Rock Your Body” or “Suit & and fails to produce at least one An artist’s progress manifests for a minute. Further, his col- Tie,” this will not live up to ex- memorable song. through their growth over the laboration with Alicia Keys on pectations. Overall, Man of the Artists rightfully should exper- years and how they can adapt, “Morning Light” sounds more Woods tampers with the typical iment with their own styles and while also staying true to their of a laid back sample of a Jason Timberlake style in a way that accept feedback from fans. For original style. In the past, Tim- Mraz song, practically offensive seems void of any real impact or example, Lady Gaga’s Joanne berlake has pushed the boundary for her ability to showcase her lasting impression, but its bizarre Do you just need to cry? (2017) revealed more of a country of what constituted a pop album, powerful vocals. nature still deserves a listen. Let loose and Breakaway with Kelly Clarkson. 10 THEDUQUESNEDUKE A.P. Bio transforms learning into revenge

Josiah Martin Meyers, is also credited as an executive staff writer producer for A.P. Bio. Michaels and Meyers are joined by fel- low SNL alum Mike O’Brien. O’Brien wrote etwork sitcoms need a near-perfect A.P. Bio’s first episode, and it shows. The storm of writers, producers and ac- sense of humor in the show is strongly Ntors to avoid appearing cliché from reminiscent of SNL; all of its characters episode one. NBC’s A.P. Bio has that per- are extreme caricatures of themselves — fect storm, and it shows. but not obnoxiously so. The nuances and A.P. Bio stars Glenn Howerton, best subtleties of the actors are allowed to shine known as Dennis Reynolds on It’s Always through, and it makes for a hilarious and Sunny in Philadelphia. Howerton por- unforgettable cast of characters. trays Jack Griffin, a former Harvard phi- Keen-eyed viewers may be attracted to losophy professor who is fired at the peak another aspect of the show — something of his career. Jack stays at his deceased often overlooked on network sitcoms: dis- Courtesy of NBC mother’s apartment and takes a position tinct visual style. A.P. Bio features very Executive produced by Lorne Michaels, Seth Meyers and others, A.P. Bio stars Jack Griffin as Glenn teaching advanced placement biology in Howerton, a fired Harvard philosophy professor turned biology teacher seeking revenge on his rival. strong red and green color tones. It’s un- Toledo, Ohio. clear what this choice has to do with the Needless to say, he despises this job and school property, Jack can talk his way out aware that Jack’s conduct is unacceptable show thematically, if anything. It looks like announces on the first day that he intends of consequences for nearly anything and but seems equally aware of his inability to a very early color film, reminiscent of the not to teach any biology, instead devoting come out on top. This is incredibly enter- prevent any of it. effect used in the film The Aviator. the class to exacting revenge on his rival taining to watch. Amazingly, this character Any other television principal charac- Maybe this is supposed to reflect on the philosopher at Harvard. trait doesn’t become unbearable. ter would likely call the police on Jack. Midwestern simplicity of Toledo, or per- At first glance, many viewers might have In fact, despite being the most over-the- Durbin, on the other hand, is just happy haps it’s supposed to act as an extra layer been quick to dismiss Howerton’s role of top character in the series, Jack is ultimate- to have a Harvard professor on his faculty of separation between the audience and the Jack Griffin as the same awful-but-lovable ly the most relatable. He is the distorted, and is willing to overlook some of the more absurd storylines. Most likely, it’s neither, psychopath he portrayed as Dennis on frightening lens through which we view the extreme offenses in a well-natured attempt and it just looks pretty. At the very least, it Sunny. On the contrary, Jack’s motivations rest of Whitlock High School. Perhaps the to please him. succeeds in that. and actions are a fairly radical departure character plays to the “screw-the-system” The quality of A.P. Bio’s writing is no A.P. Bio is a visually pleasing show, and from Dennis. high schooler in all of us, but his distaste mystery. The show is headed by executive this choice sets it apart from the rest of Jack’s unpredictable and dangerous be- for every aspect of his job is ultimately the producer Lorne Michaels, famous creator NBC’s line-up. Which is appropriate, as the havior is rooted in arrogance, not unlike funniest thing in the series. and producer of Saturday Night Live. Mi- show does stand out. Dennis, but for Jack, that arrogance is Admittedly, Jack would be a far less chaels also acts as producer for The To- Sporting a well-developed cast of char- rooted in fact. Jack is a genius, just not a interesting or believable character if he night Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and acters, a solid tone of voice, a fantastic stable one. weren’t paired with Patton Oswalt’s incom- is the long-time producer of NBC’s Late From abandoning his class to damaging petent Principal Durbin. Durbin is very Night franchise, whose current host, Seth see BIO — page 12 Turf Wars confronts tensions, unlike its predecessor

Nicole Pietro preventing cataclysmic destruction to Re- staff writer public City and reality itself. Narratively, it is obvious that DiMartino is trying to save page space by not giving every one-off ith beautifully illustrated, ac- background character a complex personal- tion-packed sequences and an ity; still, even this fictional crisis demands W engrossing narrative, Part Two a bit more tact in handling the victims’ of The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars does anxieties about having roofs over their not disappoint as it delves further into the heads and food on their plates. Undermin- rising tensions in Republic City. The com- ing their ability to see through people like ic opens with Korra and members of the Raiko or having them suddenly forget what Air Nation entering the Spirit World once Korra has done right feels like a stretch. again, only to find it deserted and hostile Series fans also get more glimpses at to their presence. When they barely escape characters like Varrick and Lin. Varrick’s a field of rotting plant life rearing to at- propensity for benign acts of selfishness tack, they return to the metropolis — just Courtesy of Dark Horse Comics and enthusiastic love for Zhu Li is on full Written by Michael Dante DiMartino, Part Two of The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars follows Korra and as General Iroh II establishes a restricted display, and Lin is as ornery as ever as she her ability to accomplish her duties as the Avatar while remaining neutral with the society’s troubles. military perimeter around the Spirit Por- works with Mako and Bolin on tracking tal. Tasked with balancing the needs of several feet off the ground) in a vice-grip Meanwhile, Zhu Li — who is relentlessly down Tokuga. The comic so far is spar- the threatened spirits against the growing chokehold with his new tentacle arm. And heading the evacuee relief efforts — devel- ing of its explosion of unnecessary tertiary distrust of the displaced people in the city, he is definitely not coy about trying to com- ops United Republic presidential ambi- characters that defined the earlier seasons Korra faces her greatest challenge yet as mit murder when his plans call for it. Part tions in the wake of Raiko’s self-serving, of its animated counterpart. It is unknown she goes toe to toe with Tokuga’s now in- Two teases a bit about his mysterious back- political maneuvering. The latter’s silver if readers will see more of the Beifong clan satiable lust for power. ground, something that is likely to play a tongue insists on taking credit for her and in the next book, for instance, but it would Tokuga, mutated by the angered spirit bigger role in Part Three. Asami’s work on the city’s new home devel- hardly be a sore point if we did not. that phased through him in his last battle Asami gets more uncomfortably ac- opment project. He even turns a group of The comic’s biggest strength is juggling with the Avatar, is deadlier than ever. We quainted with the increased gang tensions Republic City evacuees against the belea- several plotlines and motivations that were last saw him turn on former employer and in the city. She receives an unwelcome visit guered Avatar — all of whom become sud- absent from the more idyllic atmosphere of major land developer Wonyong Keum, from the somewhat flirtatious leader of the denly appalled that she went on vacation Part 1. Prolonged tensions about coming forcing the latter to dedicate his resources Creeping Crystals, Jargala, which prompts after saving the world. out to friends, family and the public give for Tokuga’s own ends. As with the Legend her to hire extra security and put her al- Unfortunately, handling crowd reactions way to brief, positive acknowledgments by of Korra series itself, Part Two holds no ready frazzled girlfriend on edge. As Korra is maybe series co-creator Michael DiMar- mainstay characters like Tenzin and Lin. bars on making its villains credible threats continues butting heads with the obstinate tino’s least believable aspect of the comic. So to speak, the honeymoon phase of Korra with no remorse over killing. Tokuga does President Raiko, Tenzin struggles to find a In the span of two panels, Korra’s back is and Asami’s new relationship is over. Their not think twice about bringing an older peaceful path for the citizens of Republic metaphorically up against the wall — not- Triple Threats member to his knees (and City and the angered spirits to get along. withstanding four animated seasons of her see KORRA — page 11

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