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The Beacon - Vol 10 No. 9 - February 17, 2012

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the College Publications & Events at Merrimack ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Beacon by an authorized administrator of Merrimack ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Vol. X Number 9 Friday, February 17, 2012 www.merrimacknewspaper.com MC to House Some Off-Campus Patrick Lawlor ’13 calls for an eventual undergradu - according to the college website. Associate Editor in Chief ate enrollment of 3,000; this fall, The new housing plan goes into Merrimack will have 2,300 under - effect this fall. Under the plan, all Merrimack College is changing graduates, up from 2,100. The ex - freshman and sophomores will be the way it provides housing to un - pansion of housing will be guaranteed on-campus housing; dergraduates, offering lotteries for concurrent with the growth in the juniors and seniors, however, have both off- and on-campus living and student body, Hopey said. to enter a lottery if they would planning to open two new resi - Applications to Merrimack rose like to live on campus. If they dence halls over the next three 53 percent from last year, Hopey wish to live in off-campus housing years. said last week. President Christopher E. Currently, nearly 80 percent of See Housing The Agenda for Distinction outlines Hopey’s Agenda for Distinction undergraduates live on campus, Continued on Page 4 Merrimack’s Strategic Planning and growth goals.

Merrimack: #1 in Social Media

Kyle Singleton 1,000 fans by Jan. 1, and an aver - Staff Writer age of five posts per month. What separated Merrimack from the rest of the field was the qual - Merrimack College has been ity of posts, not only engaging the named the No. 1 most engaging student body to interact on the Facebook page in 2011. page but also getting the sur - More specifically, Merrimack’s rounding community to notice and Facebook page was applauded for engage in what Merrimack Col - the amount of conversation and lege is doing, according to college activity that takes place on the officials. page. Merrimack topped much larger Blue Fuego, which is a group that schools such as USC, Harvard and measures and studies the Wisconsin, to name a few. growth/activity of higher educa - Merrimack and President Christo - tion Facebook pages, measured pher E. Hopey were presented more than 900 pages. According to with the Fuego’s finest trophy for the study, the top 10 most engag - 2011. ing pages each had more than

FAITH, PRESS AND POLITICS FORUM : From left, John Toole,Eagle Tribune, Dan Kennedy, Media Nation, Julie Mehegan, Boston Herald, Glenn Johnson, Boston Globe Racist Graffiti in Dorm Under Investigation When freshman Lance Hill woke up one accordingly,” said President Christopher E. morning last week, he was shocked to see Hopey in a statement. what was written on the whiteboard on his In an effort to better control and be aware of door: a racially and sexually offensive mes - these situations, Hopey called on Fr. Ray Dlu - sage. gos, vice president for mission and student af - “I don’t know why someone would do that,” fairs, to gather with other administrators and said Hill, who is black. various groups to develop clear policies and His initial reaction was to erase it, and for - processes for when things like this happen. get about it — brush it off, he said. Instead “These policies will include a process of in - Hill decided to post a photo of the scrawl on forming all of us whenever an incident occurs Facebook. From there, the story blew up. on our campus,” Hopey’s statement said. Many people commented in disgust and sur - Police Services also responded to the inci - prise, and some offered condolences for Hill dent. Chief Ron Guilmette announced a $500 having this done to him. reward for information pertaining to the door A Lawrence native, Hill is no stranger to tagging campus. He attended Coach Bert Hammel’s “If you have any information about this cow - ABA Basketball camp for several years, and ardly act, you are encouraged to either call or never thought this would happen at Merri - e-mail Deputy Chief Mike DelGreco or Lt. mack. Dennis Peterson as soon as possible,” the chief “Such actions do not represent the atti - said. tudes, beliefs, or feelings of the Merrimack “I know this is not what Merrimack is like,” College community. They will not go unchal - said Hill. “We are a tight family, we need to lenged, ignored, or minimized and if the perpe - bring people together.” trators are identified, they will be dealt with — Patrick Lawlor Page 2 The Beacon February 17, 2012 Editorial Board Senior Section: Editor in Chief Ashley Sarris Countdown to Graduation Associate F Editor in Chief Patrick Lawlor 100 Days Event F Andrew Napolitano ‘12 riety of different foods. This one “There was a different feel to Sports Editor Staff Writer hour pre-game illustrated that this night. I don’t know how to A Kayla Morong although there are several explain it, but it just felt as if It was the beginning of the clicks within the senior class as we were the only ones there and Interim T end for Merrimack College sen - soon as a variety of students it was a great start to the end of News Editor iors on Feb. 10 as they gathered come together as one it builds our four years at the Mack,” Mike Romanella together to celebrate the final S an instant connection. said senior student Dan Smith. hundred days of their collegiate Jake Polas, a member of the This was the first year the Interim career. senior class and one of the most student council and student in - News Editor Nearly half of the senior class enthused attendees of the 100 volvement had decided to host Jess Morse attended the event, which took N Days event, said, “It was great the 100 Days event off the Mer - place at the most popular desti - just having all the seniors in rimack College campus. In past Standards Editor nation for the class of 2012: the one room separated from every - years the event typically took O Stephen Tullgren Claddagh Pub. one else, not to mention the place in the MPR, which pro - Those who attended the best crab rangoon I have ever vided easier transportation. Associate event were provided with trans - C had in my life. Overall the top Stinson, in regards to the fu - Sports Editor portation, free cover and food section was one of the greatest ture of this event being hosted Matthew LaMalfa throughout the event for simply times I have had at the at the Claddagh, said, “The A $10. If seniors donated $20.12 Claddagh, along with the bus event overall went very well, for the class of 2012 T- shirt ride home.” and with some changes we E Staff they were given free access to As soon as the one hour pre- would consider doing the event the upstairs section of the pub Laura Bakopolus game party concluded, all those again.”

B for the pre-game party an hour Patrick Coskren who attended were directed In the end the 100 Days Sarah Davies prior to the kickoff of the event. downstairs by the senior stu - event proved the most success -

Justin Delaney Allison Stinson, the associate dent council and members of ful event thus far for the senior Ryan Flanigan director of student involvement, student involvement, where class. It brought together 250 E Devin Gordon said, “Overall students seemed they joined the rest of the class students of the class of 2012, Dana Hildner to really love the event, espe - of 2012. Downstairs included and the student council hopes William Humphrey G cially the private event portion live entertainment and a differ - to continue this success in fu - Tim Iannacone upstairs and the free appetizers ent variety of food from up - ture senior events. Andrew Napolitano and room downstairs.” E stairs. Students were Senior Class President Robert Perrochi The private portion of the Kaitlyn Quinlan socializing, dancing and enjoy - Melissa Garabedian said, “I event was attended by approxi - L John Smyth ing each other’s company. hope we can keep up the awe - Mark Steber mately 190 students and cre - Although the downstairs por - some participation for the re - Harry Mullin, Distribution ated an atmosphere displaying

L tion of the event reminded a lot mainder of our Senior Events: the bond the class of 2012 has of people of a typical Thursday March 2 Mohegan, March 3 with one another. Students night at the Claddagh there Senior Hockey Night, April 28

O were talking and laughing to - was something different about Senior Formal and May 4 Sen - Advisor gether as they feasted on a va - this night. ior Toast.”

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Students Want S

Fare Hikes Derailed c

Commuter Rail Cuts, Price Increases Possible h

Dana Hildner ’13 to anywhere you want instead of be cut, along with weekend serv - since 2007. It more than $5 billion Staff Writer paying the $12.50 fare for the ice on some train lines. Both plans in debt, a good portion from the commuter rail.” would cut weekend and late-night highway construction project

However, according to the T’s service on the commuter rail. through Boston called the Big Dig; o On Jan. 3, the Boston-area the state legislature forced the T public transportation system re - to cover some of the cost. leased two scenarios to the public. Many students said they felt One includes fare hikes and se - the cuts would not affect them, verely decreased service; the

but junior Emily Morgan, the o other, a small fare hike and more leading Merrimack activist in drastic cuts. “Students Against T Cuts,” said: Either scenario could be an “Boston is the center of business issue for students who use the and medicine for Massachusetts, MBTA —the train, subway, trol -

and it is really important that we l ley and bus system in much of protect our public access to eastern Massachusetts — to get to Boston. Not only do we use Boston and from school, work or an in - for touring and fun experiences, ternship. but also for career opportunities

“I took the T coming home from and as transportation home.” N my internship in Boston and it “By cutting off Merrimack’s was a nightmare,” said Merri - public access to North Station, the mack senior Maureen Rooney. MBTA would also be limiting stu - “Normally I take the commuter dents’ abilities to travel by use of rail, which is pure luxury com - the subway system, other com - pared to the T, to Andover.” (The muter rails, buses and the air - e commuter rail is formally part of Getting to and travelling around Boston has become expensive port,” Morgan said. “Given the T system, though many riders for students with internships and for day trips into the city freshman students cannot have often think of the T as the subway -Photo Courtesy of thecityfix.com cars on campus, this might cause and bus routes.) them to feel disconnected with the “I’m against the T because of city, or even their home.” w all the problems that come from first scenario, fares would rise by Merrimack students use com - Those directly affected or with it,” Rooney said. “There are al - 43 percent and about 60 bus muter rail stations in Andover strong feelings about the issue can ways delays, and you can never routes would be cut. Under the and Lawrence to get to Boston’s long onto http://studentsagainst sit. I understand why it’s so popu - second scenario, fares would jump North Station, at the TD Garden. Tcuts.org or find the Students lar, because for $2 you can travel 35 percent and 200 routes would The T has not raised fares Against T Cuts page on Facebook. s Merrimack Expands Graduate Programs

Sarah Davies ’13 programs through the School management for business tor Leticia Porter explained, Staff Writer of Education engage students students that will launch this “The master of science in to work directly at a school, fall. management is intended to Merrimack’s growing college, or nonprofit organi - The master of science in give our students an edge in graduate programs have be - zation gaining hands-on ex - management is a business the marketplace for entry come an important focus for perience, while also taking management program de - level jobs, and hopefully also the college. graduate courses at Merri - signed to prepare graduates improve the student's earn - The only graduate pro - mack. for leadership positions and ing potential.” gram previously offered by Graduates will earn their be creative thinkers and in - In order to obtain their Merrimack was in the School master’s in one year and re - tegrate integrity and respon - master’s, students must com - of Education which offered ceive a stipend while enrolled sibility into their everyday plete 32 credit hours. No pre - multiple licensing programs in the program. lives, according to college of - requisites are required to approved by the Massachu - “Merrimack provides a ficials. enter the program, but it is setts Department of Elemen - wonderful opportunity for The business environment recommended that students tary and Secondary those who do not want to can be a vast and complex take a statistics or economics Education. There are cur - drive to Boston with a small place; therefore this manage - course prior to entry if they rently 200 students currently class and practitioners who ment program helps prepare have no already in their un - enrolled in this master’s pro - have worked many years in students for making manage - dergraduate business gram, explained assistant schools as administrators rial decisions and gaining courses. dean and chair of graduate and teachers,” said Kirk. skills to be used in finance, The courses required for programs, Theresa Kirk. “The fellowship program at marketing, management, the master of science in man - Kirk has served as assis - Merrimack has expanded its and global economics. agement include marketing tant dean at Merrimack since offerings to charter schools All courses in the master analysis and decision mak - 2009. and Catholic schools provid - of science in management ing, global economy, and ef - The School of Education ing a wide audience and program aim to provide fective managerial has been approved for ac - school districts within a 50- teaching methods that em - communication, to name a creditation, and thus has ex - mile radius.” phasize on applications of few. panded its licensure and These seven chosen areas business knowledge and spe - Applicants interested in non-licensure programs. of educational studies are cific areas of management. this program must have a These programs focus on ob - further explained on the Leadership electives are GPA greater or equal to 2.75; taining a master’s degree in Merrimack website under offered for a total of four no GMAT is required. second education, master’s in “Graduate Programs,” along credits for two chosen Those interested in either reading, early childhood, with course schedules and classes. Courses include per - of these two approved pro - dual licensing in special and the cost of attending. sonal leadership, leading ef - grams can stop by the Educa - elementary education, and Within the past couple of fective teams, leading tion Department in Austin English language learners. weeks, Merrimack has ex - organizational change, and Hall or O’Reilly’s fourth floor The two newest programs in - panded its master’s program leading creativity and inno - to speak with Porter. clude higher education and to include not only education, vation in organizations. community engagement. but engineering, and most re - Girard School of The full-tuition fellowship cently, a master of science in Business Program Coordina - Page 4 The Beacon February 17, 2012 Career Services The Career Passport Starts its Journey

Danielle Jones rard School of Business & and benefits of various pro - Career Columnist International Commerce. grams they were or are a At least five of the sug - part of. China? France? Israel? gested activities must be A recent study published India? Your passport will completed, while three are by Michigan State Univer - take you just about any - required: A resume creation sity on Employer Recruiting where on this globe — but and critique; the Majors and Trends of 2011 and 2012 in - how about a Career Pass - Minors Fair, which just re - dicated that 3,000 of the re - port? cently occurred; and the Co- spondents were seeking Merrimack’s Center for op and Internship Panel, interns and co-ops for their Career Services and Coop - scheduled for Wednesday, organization throughout the erative Education is reach - Feb. 22, from 5 to 6:30 pm in academic year. Further - ing out to freshman in a Murray Lounge. more, 75 percent of employ - pilot program called The Open to all students, the ers offered paid internships, Career Passport. The pro - Co-op and Internship Panel with an average student gram will encourage stu - invites students interested salary between $10 and $15 dents to participate in in pursuing internships and an hour. career-related events and co-op work opportunities. activities hosted on campus Current students and Mer - The Office of Career Serv - throughout the semester to rimack alumni will share ices is located on the second receive academic credit in their experiences, opinions, floor of the Sakowich Center collaboration with the Gi -

Spring Concert: MC to House Some Off-Campus, Girl Talk Change Parking Regulations Kristina Williamson ’13 Continued from Page 1 junior join with seniors and entering the Staff Writer housing lottery as a group. Rules and regula - that Merrimack plans to acquire, they must tions regarding housing details are brought to It’s that time of year again: Merrimack has offi - enter an earlier lottery. SGA each year. cially revealed the act for the spring concert coming According to Hopey, the on-campus housing SGA meets every Tuesday at 5 pm. Stu - in up April. Two weekends ago, on Friday, Feb. 3, lottery will take place in April and the off- dents can also email opinions to SGA@merri - the college hired the band Time Flies to perform in campus lottery will be earlier. mack.edu the MPR gym as it announced that Girl Talk would According to Sara Hicks, Merrimack’s di - Some students have wondered if moving be this year’s headline spring act. rector of residence life, the college is looking parts of student body off-campus would in - The concert will be Friday, April 27, in Volpe into many different options for off-campus hibit the close-knit community of Merrimack. Arena, with tickets initially $5, now $10, and due housing, and renting nearby hotel rooms is a Dlugos disputed that notion. “There comes a to rise to $15 before they sell out. Which raises the possibility. point in the college experience to spread out question for some students: Will the concert sell While students may still live off-campus in and gain more confidence and skills,” he said. out? apartments they rent themselves, starting “When those students come back, that only Girl Talk — the DJ Gregg Michael Gillis, who this fall Merrimack will acquire off-campus enriches the community.” specializes in remixing and mashing up songs to housing units and rent them to interested The college will also help those who don’t create new dance vibes — follows 2011’s Ludacris students. want to live in college-controlled housing. as Merrimack’s spring concert act. The Ludracris “The off-campus housing lottery will take Merrimack has posted a job opening on its concert raised student expectations, and Girl Talk place first, on March 28 — this will help us website for an off-campus housing coordina - was not was widely known when it was announced. see how many students want to live off cam - tor, to help students secure off-campus hous - But some students seemed excited by the deci - pus,” Hicks said. ing on their own. sion. “The on-campus housing (lottery) will take If everything goes as planned, college offi - “Instead of getting just one artist, it’s going to be place in April. We will put a hold on the on - cials expect to open a new residence hall in like having 12 artists perform at once,” said WHAT line room selection process and students will the fall of 2013, and a second new residence YEAR Samantha Sanchez. submit preference forms to our office. This hall in 2015. Girl Talk’s remixes are pulled from parts of other will allow us to keep groups of friends to - As part of the housing changes, Merrimack artists’ songs with a techno/rave beat as the back - gether, even if they don’t get their building of is also changing on-campus parking rules for ground. “Every song is different and you never know preference,” she said. students. what to expect next, which will keep everybody in - “So to ensure we can have students live • Juniors, seniors and graduate stu - terested,” said WHAT YEAR Rachel Sullivan. with or near their friend group, we will man - dents living on campus can enter a parking He has won recognition for his music from age this instead of doing it online, where we decal lottery. Rolling Stone and Time magazine. would not be able to slide groups over and as - • Juniors, seniors and graduate stu - Not everyone is a fan. Because Girl Talk samples sist with block housing,” she said. dents living in college-controlled off-campus music from other artists to create his own work, The Many times athletes have early morning housing will be guaranteed a parking decal New York Times Magazine in 2008 called his five practice, and because of that college officials and a designated parking location. albums “a lawsuit waiting to happen.” He is also are discussing whether athletes will be given • Students not living in college-con - known for stripping during his performances. preference for on-campus housing. trolled housing can obtain a parking decal on Further, all students in Merrimack-con - a first-come, first-served basis. trolled housing “will be on a meal plan of • Freshmen and sophomores will not be some sort next year,” even those who live in able to bring a car to campus. the off-campus apartments, said Hicks, who The college is also exploring transportation is working with Sodexo to develop meal plans options for those without cars, including the suitable for even those who will be living in possibility of a ZipCar location on or near the apartments on campus with full kitchens. campus. ZipCar allows annual dues-paying “We have a lot of things to work out, but members to rent cars by the hour. every student is going to be taken care of,” said Fr. Ray Dlugos, vice president of mission Join the discussion on and student affairs. merrimacknewspaper.com. The Student Government Association voted Share your thoughts and to support the new housing plan. Students comments. are encouraged to voice their opinions to SGA on policies such as letting a sophomore or Page 5 The Beacon February 17, 2012 Superbowl Fallout Justin Delaney ’12 Police Serv - heavy conse - forever and must be dealt Staff Writer ices, there quences for en - with for the foreseeable fu - were two re - gaging in ture. Each February, one of ported fights destructive and In order to avoid future the year’s most anticipated and one com - potentially issues, such as these recent events, the Super Bowl, plaint of loud harmful activi - fights, it is important to brings together friends and noise on ties. consider healthy ways of family for a night of foot - Super Bowl The fights at dealing with frustration ball and fun. Unfortu - Sunday. Merrimack and anger. Many people nately, the result of the Moreover, after the Super take out their emotions in game can often lead to one of the Bowl are a per - ways such as exercise or, in anger, destruction, and fights re - fect example of situations that we can con - physical harm. sulted in sig - poor ways to trol, thinking of solutions Such was the case at nificant harm handle this type to the problem causing the Merrimack College follow - to one stu - of situation. aggravation. ing this past Super Bowl dent who did Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady wasn’t the Reckless No matter the situation, between the New England not, however, only one angered after Superbowl. conduct, while though, the most important Patriots and the New York require seri - it may take thing is to remain in con - Giants. As the majority of ous medical treatment. It is not uncommon for your mind off the game’s trol of our emotions, no the campus mourned the These recorded fights sports games of this magni - outcome temporarily, will matter how intense, and to Patriots’ loss, some stu - are testimony to the type of tude to bring out strong not ultimately change the think about potential con - dents took their frustra - behavior a college cannot emotions from fans of both result of the game in the sequences before acting out tions out on each other. stand for, no matter the sides. However, it is impor - long run and will have con - of frustration. According to the incident situation or event that day. tant for those involved to sequences, which remain report from the college’s remember that there are For the Love of God Alumni Renew Wedding Vows in Collegiate Church Patrick Lawlor ’13 to see other couples who met mit their vows and for alumni Associate Editor-In-Chief here, especially the younger to experience our students as a ones with their families,” said faith community,” said Waters. Sunday Mass on Feb. 12 was Claire Keon ’62, who renewed “The fifth annual Valentine’s held in The Collegiate Church her vows with husband, Jack Day Mass embraces Merrimack of Christ the Teacher for a spe - Keon ’61. College’s mission by bringing cial Valentine celebration. Coor - Fr. Bill Waters, who cele - together alumni, students and dinated through the Office of brated the Mass, told all the their parents in an effort to en - Alumni Relations, alumni were married couples in the audience gage hearts and empower lives,” welcomed back to their alma to “tell the world how much you said Kathleen St. Hilaire ’05, mater to renew their wedding love your sacrament.” associate director of alumni re - vows. “It is always so nice to have lations. “It was a powerful vi - “We have been attending the alumni come back to their roots. sual as the couples of all ages Valentine’s Mass since its in - This is the first year we have gathered on the altar at the ception. It is nice to come back invited current students and Collegiate Church of Christ the and renew our marriage vows their parents to join us. It was a Teacher to renew their vows on the campus where we met powerful message for students and recommit to their mar - over 50 years ago. It’s also nice to see couples of all ages recom - riages.” Coins for Kids Stephen Tullgren ’13 Standards Editor

In the first semester, you may have been wondering why there were gigantic baby bottles in the Warrior’s Den, Post Office, Bookstore, and Zest. The bottles were to give students, fac - ulty and staff the opportunity to make donations to the Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) in Haverhill and Lawrence. The PCC supports women with preg - nancy testing, counseling, baby clothes, furniture, maternity clothes, and various other forms of support for pregnant women. Its services are free and confi - dential. The PCC mission statement says, “The Pregnancy Care Center is a Christ- centered ministry offering life-affirming services designed to empower women and men in making informed choices about unexpected pregnancy, sexual in - tegrity and recovery from post abortion trauma.” On Feb. 7, Fr. Bill Waters from Cam - pus Ministry and Matt Hanafin and Michele Bonanno representing the War - riors for Life — REAL (Respecting Every Aspect of Life) presented a check for $430 to Deb Pryor, administrative assis - tant at the PCC. REAL and the PCC said they were grateful to all those who contributed. Page 6 The Beacon February 17, 2012 Questions on the Quad Compiled by John Smyth and Ryan Flanigan Are you satisfied with the housing situation?

It is unfair to the juniors and It’s a long commute for I am most upset about not It’s OK because I’m a seniors. I personally was me from Canada. having a car on campus. sophomore. guaranteed housing all four - Rhett Bly -OJ - Lauren Beach years. - Devin McLellan

It sucks for everyone else I think everyone should I am not happy with it. It will be interesting to but I’m a sophomore so be guaranteed housing. - Katie Mondo see how it works. it’s fine by me. -Jordan Schnopp - Dave MacKenzie - Megan Culber t Mack Tweets Compiled by @gbaby_cerretani andy_yav: @eddeddnjake: teachers at Merrimack most Sparky made me heart shaped definitely get hired on their lack of nuggets? i cant wait ability to use a computer #fact @dankolo22: Was on the ice with Stephane Da @kyleneary: Costa today. Thankfully he got off Found: (1) women’’s north face. (1) early so I didnt have to go men''s black quarter zip searching for my confidence sweatshirt. (1) Merrimack College after practice. Water Bottle. Contact to arrange a pickup. @glenbotz: here at merrimack, we hate fin aid, @chrisp_chris: complain over the food, but nothing Your talent will be severely missed pisses us off like Whitney #rip HOUSING. i love watching this place explode w anger @sarahicks1410: Happy RA Appreciation Day to @sm00v22: the Merrimack RA staff. You do Damn...only 100 days left amazing work throughout the year of school and today we honor you. Page 7 The Beacon February 17, 2012 Valley Voice News From Outside Campus By, Patrick J. Lawlor, Associate Editor in Chief Local Politicians Scrutinized for Campaign Finance Violations Eagle-Tribune. The report said called for an investigation into his campaign. The report said Cousins, the allegations are in Two local politicians have that an out-of-town political the Marlborough Republican that department employees and result of a disgruntled employee gained attention over alleged committee from Marlborough Committee for funding Republi - family members have donated a who recently left the depart - campaign finance violations re - produced six mailings costing can campaigns outside of Marl - total of $400,000 to his warch - ment. Cousins said that despite cently. Freshman Rep. Paul $27,807 for Adams’ campaign, borough. est since 2005. Cousins denied efforts by WBZ to block out his Adams, who represents the causing state Democrats to that anyone was pressured into face and change his voice in the 17th Essex District, which in - wonder what interest Marlbor - Essex County Sheriff Frank donating. He has since said that interview, his staff was able to cludes parts of Andover, ough had in Adams’ election. Cousins was under fire after he will no longer solicit dona - identify the former employee. Lawrence and Tewksbury, has His family also donated funds WBZ-TV’s investigative team tions from any union members. allegedly benefited from a totaling $30,000, violating cam - reported that several correc - He is, however, accepting dona - multi-step financial “scheme” paign finance laws. The Massa - tions officers claimed that they tions from his 27-member com - according to a report by the chusetts Democratic Committee were pressured into donating to mand staff. According to First Major and Minor Fair a Success about the books or projects they will Robert Perocchi -’12 have to complete or about the amount of Staff Writer homework and how fun the classes are 13th Annual Women's Leader - could be answered by either a professor Merrimack College's first ever or student. ship Seminar! Major/Minor Fair kicked off with a bang With approximately 200 students in at - on Feb 8. Professors and students set up tendance, the results seemed a little low tables in the multi-purpose room of the compared to how many students are ei - Sak and offered information for students ther undeclared or considering a second to help them decide on a major or minor. major or minor. Honoring the outstanding “An excellent chance for undeclared stu - Senior Glenna Mugavero summarized it: dents to explore their options,” said Pro - ”Sometimes these fairs don’t work, but achievements fessor MaryKay Mahoney. some kids took initiative to show up and The fair offered students a chance to learn about majors and minors despite a talk to professors who teach in a specific lack of advertising.” of women on campus. major as well as students who are either This year the majors competed to see majors or minors in that field. Each who had the most interesting and eye- major had its own table complete with catching table, with electrical engineer - decorations, informative handouts, video ing walking away with the title. presentations, candy, and several exam - Wednesday, March 14, 2012. ples of student work. The ultimate purpose of the fair was to get students to learn more about the nu - merous options they have at Merrimack, Look out for your invitation by both during their time here and for their lives after graduation. With professors and students to talk to nomination! in each major, all of a student’s ques - tions could be answered. Any inquiries Police Log Former 02/18/2012 1:32 NOISE COM - room and they believe the occu - PLAINT: Student Called PS 02/17/2012 DRUG-POSS. PARA - pants have left for the evening. Student about noise emanating from room PHERNALIA: Call from RD re - Sgt. reports entering the room in O’Brien Hall. Ofcs, responded. porting that while the RAs were and shutting off stereo. Unit Facing Child Unit reports student clearing out; doing a safety check of rooms they cleared. everyone well behaved found a pipe on the window sill of room. RD is requesting an officer 02/12/2012 21:12 DISTUR - Porn Charges 02/17/2012 THREAT- NON- come and pick it up. Sgt is re - BANCE-General, Received a call Former student Raymond Macallis - CRIMINAL: RA from O’Brien sponding. from off duty RA in Deegan West ter was arrested and is facing allega - Hall requested an Ofc. to speak stating that resident student was tions that he engaged in child with a student who is reporting 02/16/2012 STOLEN PROPERTY: going through the halls intoxi - pornography. that they had been threatened by Student came in to report he left cated, shouting and trying to start Macallister is being charged by the another student. his bike outside Mendel a fight. Ptl. were dispatched. AC Middlesex County district attorney for 02:56 hrs Ofc. Requests AC to be overnight. It was stolen sometime was notified and is responding. disseminating child pornography, child enticement, and exhibiting a child in notified and dispatched to O’Brien between then and now. Lt. spoke Unit reports speaking with the the state of nudity. A prosecutor said at 03:27 hrs Ofc. reports statements to him. See report. student and telling her to stay in his arraignment that he enticed a 13- have been taken with report to her room. year-old boy to disrobe and commit a follow, unit is clear 02/16/2012 12:39 STOLEN PROP - sexual act during an online video chat. ERTY: Ptl spoke with student of F College officials said last week that 02/17/2012 03:19 NOISE COM - tower about a stolen sweatshirt. he is not currently a student. According to his Facebook page PLAINT: Student from B-tower Macallister was very involved in intra - reports loud music coming from 02/16/2012 23:21 NOISE COM - mural basketball on campus, and had C-tower. Sgt. Responded. Unit PLAINT The RA from the Apts recently attended home hockey games. clear, radio left on in empty unity called, loud noise coming from the The Police Media Log is available to public viewing in Police Services in the Monican Centre Page 8 The Beacon February 17, 2012 THEOLOGY WITH TIM Servites Show the Way: Humility Is the Path to Truth

Tim Iannacone ’12 door to door. This begging was not culture would deem the particular nated to believe that the opulent Columnist for any charitable cause, but nature of sacrificing one’s life for or extravagant lifestyle is the only, merely for their own survival and God barbaric and disgraceful. The indeed the most desirable, lifestyle Feb. 24 will be the optional me - as a rejection of a world preoccu - virtue of humility is not striving to to strive for. I can say this only as morial of the Seven Holy Founders pied with material possessions and be “Godlike,” but living in relation - gently as God has endowed me to, of the Order of the Servites. This personal strife. These men also as - ship with God, fully knowing that but: it is time to wake up. feast, which is celebrated by the sisted in hospitals, caring for the we are not the sole dispensers of We do not live in a fairytale life, Roman Catholic Church, remem - poor and teaching modesty and our faith and salvation. Sadly, this but are expected to live the truth, bers seven wealthy merchants who peace to those who wished to learn is an all too common and deceitful which is ambivalent to popular courageously accepted the invita - more about the Catholic faith. belief that many college students brands and financial ambitions. In tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary to These holy men are known for and faculty have today. time, this truth will blossom into a relieve not only adopting the rule of St. If while reading this you catch dependence on God not only for life Commentary them - Augustine, our college’s patron yourself asking, “But isn’t humility itself, but for any good which selves of saint, but for founding a religious comparable with humiliated?” I comes from us or to us. Humility is their well-regarded statuses and order still in existence today, would answer “most definitely, absolutely necessary in order to worldly possessions in order to known as the Friar Servants of yes.” Do you not think Christ, the make this sort of progress. How - take up a life entirely devoted to Mary.. Son of God, who should have been ever, this is diametrically opposite prayer and penance. While there are many spiritual treated with the most respect hu - of the corporate world, which mis - This story, barely known by lessons that can be gleaned from manely possible, yet was humili - leadingly cites pride as the fuel of Catholics, portrays an incredible this story, the principal one in - ated on the way to Calvary? Let success. spiritual journey by seven men of volves the remission of pride. Pride us remember, “Though he was in Let us not think of this memo - nobility. These men, although reli - often encompasses our very being the form of God, Jesus did not rial for the Seven Founders of the gious, knew fully well that the in - into believing that we are higher count equality with God a thing to Servites as a petty feast of the vitation by the Blessed Virgin than anything else and deserve be grasped, but emptied himself, Church’s calendar, but rather a Mary was a leap of faith that everything that is good. Humbling taking the form of a servant, being call to live humbly, always striving drifted far from the opposite spec - ourselves as these men did is seen born in the likeness of men. And for that humility which God so lov - trum of their lives — lives filled today as lunacy, but in fact living being found in human form he ingly and passionately bestowed with extravagant treasures and in humility is at the heart of humbled himself and became obe - upon these seven men. material possessions. This leap of Catholic teaching. We must live dient unto death, even death on a faith was not taken in vain, but virtuous lives and stop aiming for cross” (Phil. 2:6–8). made possible through the many a more attached lifestyle which It is difficult for college students Join the discussion on graces given by God. desperately desires deification, or to live a humble life, especially merrimacknewspaper.com. The men, soon after submitting in other words, to be “Godlike.” similar to these seven men, when Share your thoughts and com - to the will of Mary, began to beg Today’s shallow and prideful so many of us have been indoctri - ments.

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Sunday Lunch/Dinner: 3:00pm ± 9:00ppmm Page 10 The Beacon February 17, 2012 Much to Like About Grammys Adele Shines at Grammy Awards, Takes Home Six Grammy’s Laura Bakopolus ’13 on stage with Staff Writer Tony Bennett. They are both Ding! Your popcorn is class acts and ready. You pull it out of the very well-re - microwave (too soon, ap - spected perform - parently, because now your ers, so I was fingers have suffered third- satisfied with the degree burns), grab your choice to have blanket (or Snuggie – I such a polished won’t judge …OK, I might country singer be judging a little), and perform with curl up on the couch. You such a well-liked flick on the TV and—dear and charming God, what is that? Is that a crooner. I would live taping of an exorcism? have liked to have Why are those half-naked heard Underwood dancers grinding on alter sing something on boys? Oh wait, that’s just her own — per - Nicki Minaj’s new ploy to haps “Remind get people talking. Me,” her duet Whew. I guess pop cul - with Brad Paisley ture’s unfortunate fascina - — since the song tion with strangeness is “It Had To Be Singer Adele recieved Best Song, and Record of the Year for Rolling in the Deep, and the price to pay for my eyes You” isn’t exactly Album of the Year for “21” now being in as much pain what she’s used to as my fingers. singing. Still, I was strangling a cat out - style, but that she also did computer. It's about what In case you haven’t think she did a great job. side my window. I literally not go the other extreme by goes on in here (your heart) guessed, I’m talking about And even after all these was seconds away from getting too fancy. I hate and what goes on in here the Grammy Awards. In years, Tony Bennett’s still calling PETA. And I won’t when people try to color (your head).” the past, I used to get so got it! even mention that she their performances with Amen, Dave Grohl. excited to watch the Gram - Adele was the clear win - looked like Calypso from random high notes and Amen. mys because I knew how ner of the night, happily “Pirates of the Caribbean” vocal runs, because they But my favorite part of talented all the musicians running away with six (oops, too late). usually end up drowning the entire night came after and singers were, so I Grammys, including the big So Rihanna, with great out the true meaning of the all the awards had been knew I was in for a good three: Best Song and power comes great respon - song. Luckily, Hudson did given out. Can you guess show. Their talent and Record of the Year for sibility; people are going to not do that. Her perform - what I’m talking about? stage presence drove the “Rolling in the Deep,” and be expecting a great per - ance was tasteful and You’ve got it – Paul Mc - entertainment of the Album of the Year for “21.” formance from you, so classy, and I respect her so Cartney. Sir Paul McCart - evening, and that was During her performance of please try to polish up be - much more now for that. ney, I should say. more than sufficient for “Rolling in the Deep,” I fore you take the stage at Speaking of respect, my His closing performance viewers nationally. could hear the difference in the biggest music award opinions of certain people of “Golden Slumbers/Carry Now, I hold my channel her voice since her recovery show in America. It’s not changed or intensified over That Weight/The End” changer at the ready in from surgery on her hemor - exactly a diss, but maybe the course of the evening. from the Abbey Road case Lady Gaga is going to rhaged vocal cord. And even some advice to heed. So Take Dave Grohl, for exam - album was just amazing. do some weird new blood- though her voice was a bit please do. ple. It is very difficult to He has still got his charm, spouting, air-spinning, raspy and rang a deeper Because I do not enjoy say something unique in an and though he is beginning robot-resembling perform - tone than usual, she still is being negative, I will end acceptance speech, but to sound his age, he still ance that frankly I don’t more talented than 75 per - this on a high note, both what Grohl stated after Foo has his pipes! He is the give an (insert expletive) cent of the so-called artists literally and figuratively. Fighters won the Grammy gold standard of songwrit - about. out there today. The fact First, let me guess: All for Best Rock Album for ing, singing, performing, I have always had enor - that she came out on stage you’ve been hearing about “Wasting Light” had me and showing sheer charac - mous respect for country with just a microphone and lately is pop icon Whitney clapping and cheering from ter that everyone should singers especially, since sang simply and honestly, Houston’s untimely death. my couch. He said: strive to live up to. their songs never fail to tell barely even gesturing with Sure, towards the end of “This is a great honor, be - I was so happy to see Joe actual heartfelt stories her hands, speaks volumes her career, she wasn’t what cause this record was a spe - Walsh, Bruce Springsteen, rather than just blabbing about her class and skill. she used to be, but in the cial record for our band. and Dave Grohl join him on about cars, clubs, and girls, Bravo, Adele. Keep chas - 1980s, when she was at her Rather than go to the best stage to play some hot gui - which has been all the rage ing those pavements, girl, peak, she was unbelievably studio in the world down tar riffs during the Beatles’ in the past few years. The because they’re leading you talented. That is the Whit - the street in Hollywood and song “The End.” That per - 2012 Grammys reaffirmed directly into the hearts of ney Houston we should re - rather than use all of the formance is what the my love for country music. all your listeners. member today. fanciest computers that Grammys is all about — I was quite happy to see Adele probably met, or I must admit that Jen - money can buy, we made amazing performers get - The Band, Perry and Blake even exceeded, many peo - nifer Hudson succeeded at this one in my garage with ting together to have some Shelton perform with Glen ple’s expectations; other giving an appropriate trib - some microphones and a fun while sharing their tal - Campbell; music seemed to artists, however, did not. ute to Houston in her flaw - tape machine. To me this ent with each other and the be a sort of therapy for Take Rihanna, for exam - less rendition of “I Will award means a lot because world. Campbell’s unfortunate ple. Her music is very pop - Always Love You.” I had it shows that the human el - bout with Alzheimer’s, ular across clubs and tops begun to grow quite sick of ement of music is what's which made for a touching the billboards, which, Hudson after hearing her important. Singing into a performance. Just when I though I am not the hugest shriek about suns in the microphone and learning to had thought all emotion fan of hers, is fine — people sky on her Weight Watch - play an instrument and was struck from pop music, can listen to whatever ers commercial, but her learning to do your craft— country singers renewed music they want. But if I’m beautiful performance per - that's the most important my faith in humanity. going to be brutally honest, manently struck her from thing for people to do. It's Thank you, country music, I’ll have to say that at the my “Please Shut Up And not about being perfect, it's for never letting me down. 54th annual Grammy Sit Down” list. I appreci - not about sounding ab - I was also very pleased Awards, she sounded atro - ated how she did not do the solutely correct, it's not to see Carrie Underwood cious. I thought someone song exactly in Houston’s about what goes on in a Page 11 The Beacon February 17, 2012 Men’s Basketball 4 Games Hot Warrior’s Surpass Stonehill, St. Anselm’s, UMass Lowell and St. Michael’s

Lynden Ostrander ‘12 recorded by a Warrior since third-place Skyhawks to net a seven assists. Strothers repli - at Merrimack under the helm of Staff Writer 2007. minute 16 baskets. cated his fine game against Hammel. Herrenda also holds Clifford was aided by one of “We played solid defensively, Stonehill, producing 15 points. the school record for assists in a three Merrimack senior 1,000- did well rebounding, and played Wayne Mack once again scored game, with 22. Although he con - Coming into February the point scorers, Aaron Strothers. with discipline and patience,” in double digits, compiling 15 in siders Hammel a mentor, there Warriors were sitting at 7- 9 in Honored before the game for the said Coach Bert Hammel. the win. has been a bit of a rivalry brew - conference, were reeling from a ing between the two coaches. crushing loss to rival Bentley, This time around Hammel and seemingly out of the NE-10 had Clifford in the lineup, the playoff picture. crowd was electric, the Merri - Fast forward a week and mack defense was impeccable, three wins later, the Warriors and the Warriors obliterated the sat at 10-9, tied for seventh in rival Riverhawks 74-57. The the conference, and on the verge Warriors used an 18 -0 run at of cementing a first-round home the end of the first half to blow playoff game. the game open. Four Warriors Merrimack knocked off Stone - were in double digits, including hill, St. Anselm’s, and UMass Clifford who notched a double- Lowell by an average margin of double with 14 points and 12 11 points, have won five consec - boards. Strothers finished with a utive home games, and an im - game high 17 points. pressive six of their last eight Roland Davis recorded 17 contests. Due in large part to points while going three of five stingy team defense and an NE - from downtown, and looking like 10-best 39 boards a game, Merri - the Davis of old. Mack was im - mack has slipped on their Dr. pressive as always netting 13 Scholl’s this month, as they are points, to go along with a game gelling at just the right time. high five steals. Heading into the matchup After the game, Hammel said, against Stonehill, the problem “We did well defensively, and we plaguing the Warriors all year need to play with the same focus long had been team defense and intensity here on out.’’ down the stretch of close games. The Warriors on Bert Hammel Court in the Volpe Gym With the win the Warriors That was non-existent as Merri - Photo by Ryan Flanigan moved into a tie for seventh mack clipped the Skyhawks 51- place, have won five straight 43, breaking two records, and milestone, Strothers used his The Warriors carried that Following the victory against home games, three consecutive starting the month off with a momentum to drill seven of his same mindset into the next game St. Anselm’s, Hammel said, “The games, and have won six of their bang. first eight shots from the floor, against the St. Anselm Hawks, team is buying into the defensive last eight. And if the Warriors Oddly enough only four War - finishing with a game high 17 and shot them down 67- 60. Mer - philosophy, and learning to fight are able to get the 3, 4, 7, or 8 rior starters logged into the points. Adding to the tally was rimack used its “lock down’” de - through to earn wins.’’ seed, they will garner them - scorebook, but that was all Mer - “Mr. Reliable,” a.k.a. senior fense to cuff their opponent to The victory set up a pivotal ri - selves a home playoff game, in a rimack needed to shoot down the Wayne Mack, maintaining his shoot a meager 37 percent from valry matchup against UMass new format where 10 out of 16 Skyhawks. If you hadn’t heard of top-five conference average of 17 the floor. Three Warriors scored Lowell, not only for bragging teams make the playoffs instead junior and University of Buffalo points and nailing key free in double digits, and another rights but for avenging an ear - of 12. transfer Mike Clifford before, he throws in the final two minutes. senior 1000 point scorer, Roland lier 68-66 loss to the River - As the Beacon was going to made sure to leave a lasting im - Merrimack held its opponent Davis, was the X-factor. Davis hawks. press, the Warriors beat St. pression, putting the team on his to a scant 43 points for the first was flat-out balling, going two of Four-year Lowell head coach Michael’s, 56-48. back with 14 points including an time since 2003, chained Stone - three from downtown and finish - Greg Herrenda was the first NE- electrifying slam, and 17 boards, hill to shoot a mere 26.7 percent ing with a game high 16 points, 10 player to become a coach in the highest number of rebounds from the floor, and forced the while dishing out a game high the conference, and played ball Women’s Lacrosse Ranked 12th Nationally

John Smyth ‘12 had a longstanding battle with Stonehill. They escaped “Jenn is expected to have a breakout season, even Staff Writer here last year having won by a goal with some shaky though she in rehabbing from a injury last year that re - last few minutes. Our girls are pretty fired up to play quired surgery,” said Baker. “Elliott is a big part of our them. We’ve never beaten them.” low defense” as well as “Inna Hedded in returning in The Merrimack women’s lacrosse team is ranked fourth The team has its two leading scores coming back this between the pipes.” preseason in the NE-10. season. Senior captains Colleen Strachan and Mary The Warriors are also looking to freshman Giulia The Lady Warriors finished 12-7 in the 2011 regular Pasquantonio look to continue their success heading Palombo to help them out at the midfield. season. into their final season. Merrimack starts off its season facing St. Anselm Col - When asking Corrine Baker, head coach for the War - Baker is also expecting a big year from juniors Jenn lege at Warrior field on March 10. riors, what opponents she looked forward to playing Pino and Kristin Elliott, she said. this season, she replied, “In regards to a rivalry, we've Nationally Ranked Teams Field Hockey: 3 Men’s Lacrosse: 8 Hockey: 9 Women’s Lacrosse: 12 Women’s Soccer: 22 Softball: 25 Sports - - r s e - s . n o i n i i - d r r l h t s o t - i n k I e m s w r t s e p e 3 e i n s i o

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