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by Zach Groves into the offices they currently share Alestle News Reporter with athletics.” Full-time students would also pay If the Southern Illinois more in Textbook Rental fees, from University Board of Trustees gives the $128 to $144. Other increases include green light, students will see $9 in athletics to a total of $71, $3 in numerous tuition and fee increases on Information Technology fees for a their fall 2007 bills. total of $93, $4 in MUC fees for a Early this month the board total of $148 and $7 for a total of $62 reviewed possible increases in student for the Student Fitness Center. There tuition, which would raise from the is also a $2 increase for the student-to- fall 2006 rate of $4,758 to $5,227 student grant fee to $6. annually for incoming freshmen, if Students living in University approved. School of Pharmacy Housing may also see fee increases. students would also pay more witii an Costs for room and board and meal Steve Berry/Alestle increase from $13,200 to $14,520 plans may increase, as well as the Sophomore presidential candidate Laurie Estilette speaks to the audience at the Student and the SIU School of Dental campus housing activity fee. Government candidates open forum Tuesday. Medicine in Alton will increase from Shared rooms at Woodland, $18,150 to $19,960. Prairie and Bluff Halls would Both increases would cost $2,085 instead of the the result of significant current $1,985 and in The race begins A rkorosrn increases in ^ Cougar Village the applications and cost would enrollment. INCREASES increase Student Government candidates $1,645 T h e . Tuition $470 from increases will to $1,730 per I Textboofc Service* $16 meet for open forum help fund the semester. Single I ; Shared Hail Room 5100 renovation of main rooms in Cougar by Catherine Klene student fee increases, including the recent campus buildings, Sham<2 C o u g a r VHiage $85 Village could increase Alestle News Reporter parking fee increase. construction of the BaH R oom $200 from $2,445 to “The fees are for good reasons,” Slaw Student Academic S«n§te Cougar ViH*ge Room $12$ $2,570 and deluxe Participants at the spring 2007 Student said, “but for those who live on campus, they Success Center and single rooms in the Schoo* o f PiM ifm acy S1.32Ö Government candidates open forum said really have no choice.” maintaining Textbook a w , ''y.1 -ii v, residence halls would building community on campus and Sophomore presidential candidate Rental. S c h o o l of D en ia l »1.81C grow from $3,970 to assessing student fees were some of their Laurie Estilette also addressed student fees. Students would $4,170. On-campus primary goals if elected on April 2 and 3. “I agree that die fees ... will be very also pay more for the apartments would The open forum, which took place at 6 burdensome this fall,” Estilette said. Student Fitness cost $3,460 each p.m. Tuesday in the Morris University She said she plans to take a closer look at Center, Information semester instead of Center’s Goshen Lounge, gave students the fees and see what is necessary for the Technology and the $3,290. opportunity to ask questions of the university. Morris University Center. Families in housing should expect candidates running for the positions of Estilette said her plan for the university According to a press release, an an increase as well, with the proposed senator, trustee, vice president and president is to “help the Senate to look at the issues SIUE student taking at least 15 hours cost in a two-bedroom unfurnished and to learn about their platforms. that affect students.” will pay $236 each semester for repair apartment going to $855 per month Sophomore Billy Krause, who is Estilette is the only candidate running work. in fall 2007 and $880 in fall 2008 running for one of 12 senator positions, said for president. Junior Holly Glover withdrew Facilities Management Director from $815. he hopes to bring students together as SIUE from the presidential race Tuesday. Bob Washburn said the buildings have A family paying $955 per month moves to Division I sports. Two candidates are in the campaign for lighting, heating, cooling and roof now for a furnished apartment would “I want to find a way to unite everyone, vice president; however, senior Andrew maintenance problems that need to be pay $1,000 per month in fall 2007 on campus and off,” Krause said. Spainhour was the only one in attendance at addressed. and $1,030 in fall 2008. Families in a Junior senatorial candidate Patrick the open forum. The other candidate, senior “The basic buildings on campus three-bedroom unfurnished Brazill said he would like to find out what Brandon Rardin, was unable to attend due to were built in the mid-60s to the mid- apartment now paying $915 per students want to do and create “more of class. 70s,” Washburn said. “So those month would pay $960 per month in sense of community out there.” Spainhour said one of his biggest goals buildings are coming up on about 50 fall 2007 and $990 in fall 2008; a Sophomore Tiffany Slaw, also running years. We are having power issues, three-bedroom furnished is now for senator, said she wants to focus on CANDIDATES/pg.6 both the quality and the quantity.” $1,065 per month and would be The buildings are not meeting $1,120 in fall 2007 and $1,155 in fall current safety codes and most are not Senatorial candidates: 2008. Patrick Brazill earthquake-resistant, Washburn said. University Housing Director Stephanie Clark In addition, the maintenance fee Michael Schultz said the increases are Presidential candidate: Jessica Glaspie would pay for new bleachers, routine and a result of inflation. Laurie Estilette Quentin Harris classroom, office and restroom space “These increases are per the bond Billy Krause at the Vadalabene Center gym. model we used when we went to the Bryan Kress “Space that is currendy under the board for each time we have built the Vice-presidential candidates: Darrell Lillard Brandon Rardin * bleachers when (they) are pulled out residence halls,” Schultz said, in Dominique Majors Andrew Spainhour ... will turn into rooms,” Washburn reference to repaying the bonds that Steph Medhurst said. were set to fund the buildings. Ankur Patel “On the other side will be gready Schultz added that the increases Andrew Pike enlarged restrooms and ... a new Student Trustee candidate: Rob Schmittling would have been higher had Christine Williams Tiffany Slaw group of offices,” he said. “Athletics Washburn not asked for a consortium Christopher Stroot will move into the new offices and that will allow kinesiology (to) move FEES/pg.6 2 ' www.thealestle.com » Thursday, March 22,2007

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3-16 Police responded to a report of an intoxicated resident posted $100 bond along with his driver’s license and at Bluff Hall. Jennifer Krizmanich was arrested for illegal was released. Police issued George Humm a citation for speeding on consumption of alcohol by a minor. Krizmanich was Northwest Entrance Road. given a notice to appear. Police took report of a theft of an Austrian sculpture at the antique show at the Vadalabene Center. Police issued Brent Rehkemper a citation for speeding Police issued Cheryl Taylor a citation for speeding on on South University Drive. University Drive. Police issued Eboni Williams a citation for the operation of an uninsured motor vehicle on University Drive. Police issued Tierny Bierkamp a citation for speeding on Police took a report of a theft at the antique show at the Circle Drive. Vadalabene Center. Two wooden wheels to a goat cart 3-19 dating from the 1800s were reported missing. Police issued Benjamin Wilton a citation for speeding on Police issued Amanda Isringhaus a citation for speeding South University Drive. Police issued Sky Chen a citation for speeding and for on South University Drive. the operation of an uninsured motor vehicle on North Police issued Tara Atman a citation for speeding on Circle Drive. Police arrested Alexandra Jenkins on an Edwardsville Circle Drive. warrant for failure to appear and contempt of court. Police issued Tanisha Moore a citation for disobeying a Jenkins was released after posting $150 bond. Jenkins Police issued Caltlyn Palmby citations for speeding and stop sign at Cougar Village Lot 5G. was also given a citation for speeding on South for the operation of an uninsured motor vehicle on University Drive. South University Drive. Police issued Richard Buchanan a citation for disobeying a traffic control device on Cougar Lake Drive. Police arrested Anisha Lewis for driving with a Police Issued William Catalano III a citation for speeding Buchanan was also issued citations for improper left suspended driver's license on South University Drive. on Circle Drive. turn and for the operation of an uninsured motor vehicle Lewis was released and given a notice to appear. on East University Drive. Police issued Julie Czech a citation for speeding on 3-20 Northwest Entrance Road. 3 -1 8 Police issued Jamie Jepsen a citation for speeding on Police issued Nathan Hicks a citation for speeding on Police Issued Alison Crandell a citation for speeding on South University Drive. Northwest Entrance Road. North Circle Drive. Police issued Nicole Schandl a citation for the operation Police Issued Patrick Solt a citation for speeding on Police issued Tiffanle Landolt a citation for illegal of an uninsured motor vehicle on North Circle Drive. Northwest Entrance Road. transportation of alcohol on North Circle Drive. Police issued Emilee Bussmann a citation for speeding Police issued Benjamin Orris a citation for speeding on Police issued Alfred Blaylock a citation for speeding on on North Circle Drive. South University Drive. University Drive. Police took report of a damaged vehicle in Lot 4. The 3-17 Police issued Jonathan Clark citations for driving without front passenger side door was keyed. headlights and for driving under the influence. Clark

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College of Law after graduating For some SIUE students, getting a ticket If a student does not pay a fine from a Voters in the 20th Judicial from SIUE in 1994. from an SIUE police officer is not a big deal. citation, he or she will receive several notices. Circuit in Illinois have chosen an An anthropology major, Cook But the consequences can be severe, Eventually, the circuit court in Madison County SIUE alumnus to serve them in the spoke of how the university had because campus police operate with full state will issue a warrant for the student’s arrest and courts. prepared him for life after police powers. set a bond of about $1,000 to $1,500. On March 2, Michael Cook was graduation. “Some students think we are campus “It is a student’s responsibility to take care sworn in as an associate judge. 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AltonAlestle • East St. Louis - Edwanisvillc Are hand Megan McClure Editor in Chief scanners Heather Wilshire Managing Editor Justin Gibson neccesary > Opinion Editor Matthew Schroyer For those who are unaware, Lifestyles Editor SIUE Housing has upgraded Matthew Bruce residence hall security to Fort Sports Editor Knox status. Apparently the campus is so crime-ridden that Katy Hartwig Photo Editor we need hand scanners to ensure our safety while Eric Brinkmann checking in at Chief Copy Editor the front desk. Katie Patterson Those hand Kristen Reber scanners are Emily Siem er Darlene Wyatt being tested in Copy Editors Woodland Hall due to “residents Megan Gattung Advertising Manager repeatedly violating the Justin Maurice Bishop guest policy,” Molly Maurer Gibson Graphics/Production Students: Put your electronics away according to Housing Just when I cry for cell take part in an average of 11 calls safety. Lance Speere Director Michael Schultz. It Adviser phone courtesy, somebody a day. Eleven calls a day? Starbucks should not be the seems that the puppy dog guest answers. Life can’t be better Recently, the city of New only place on campus that Mike G enovese policy - a hypothetical leash right now. York considered making iPod disallows cell phone usage while Graphics Supervisor between the resident and guest - The Morris University use in crosswalks illegal. taking part in its business. Aria Capel the halls have in place isn’t Center’s Starbucks answered Apparently pedestrians are Students should be banned from Graduate Assistant working. that call by making traffic more dangerous using their cell phones in class, According to several Internet Debbie Roberts banning cell for themselves and other drivers period, unless they are aware of Office Manager sources, biometric hand scanners phone or MP3 since they are not paying an emergency and have to leave cost thousands of dollars. Do we Ashlee Glover player usage attention. Really, is that new class to take the call. really want to keep our residents’ Jessica Wallace while ordering Fergie song that important that Students also should not be guests out so badly that we are Office Secretaries allowed to use their iP od s in coffee and you think you have to make willing to spend thousands to do class and might actually have to other goods. everybody else stop so you can so? We should try something new Letters to the Editor Policy: listen to what the professor is Basically, listen to it? and encourage them to come and The editors, staff and publishers of the saying. somebody SIUE should make students see what our campus has to offer. Alestle believe in the free exchange of can’t stand pay a fine to cross the crosswalks If university, state and ideas, concerns and opinions and will Zach Other colleges such as to their parking lots while national administration create publish as many letters as possible. there with a Eastern Illinois University have a phone glued to Groves talking on their cell phones or tighter laws for cell phone and Letters may be turned in at the Alestle safe system put in place where a his or her ear listening to their MP3 players. I MP3 player usage, then expect office located in the Morris University key is needed to get through a to see me dancing like those Center, Room 2022 or via e-mail at engaging in a conversation while don’t know how many times I door that takes the resident to the silhouettes in the iPod [email protected]. ordering a double latte. rode the Cougar Shuttle and elevators, which one must use to commercials. All hard copy letters should be typed That has to be one o f the watched drivers completely hit get to the rooms. Guests of the and double-spaced. Letters should be better ideas out there when the brakes so a bunch o f kids residents, which are not no longer than 500 words. dealing with obsessed cell phone who care more about their discouraged, are welcome to Please include phone number, users who, according to a conversation or finding the next Zach Groves can be reached at freely come in with the residents signature, class rank and major. [email protected] or 650-3527. Virginia Tech University study, song than about their own who are paying money to live We reserve the right to edit letters for there. If any other resident has a grammar and content. However, care problem with someone’s guest will be taken to ensure that the letter’s Iran deserves sanctions for their defiance message is not lost or altered. they can contact their resident Could the tides be changing by developed countries like advertising for such an assistant or the front desk at any Letters to the editor will not be printed Great Britain, but fears the enterprise.” anonymously except under extreme in diplomacy with Iran? time. circumstances. In August 2006, the United development of nuclear power Whatever Russia’s Everyone appreciates a safe Nations Security Council placed in developing countries. motivations are for applying We reserve the right to reject letters. environment to live in. We have a sanctions on Iran, demanding “The reality is that they are pressure on Iran, will the full-time police department, About the Alestle: that it cease its afraid of the progress of our pressure be enough for Iran to student workers at the front desk One copy of the Alestle is no charge. uranium nations,” Ahmadinejad said. concede to the demands placed and a perfectly safe system of Additional copies cost 25 cents. enrichment However, Russia, Iran’s on it by the U.N.? swiping a card that only permits The Alestle is a member of the Illinois program. commercial source for nuclear If not, President residents o f that building access. College Press Association, the Yet Iran fuel, has told Iran that unless it Ahmadinejad is at further risk of Enough is enough. Associated Collegiate Press and U- WIRE. has steadfastly ceases its uranium enrichment isolating Iran from international Who is going to pay for the retained program, it will withhold relationships, especially with the hand scanners if they are put into The name Alestle is an acronym derived from the names of the three development of nuclear fuel. West. use in all residence halls? Instead campus locations of Southern Illinois the program, According to a report from The United Nations drafted of spending so much money to University Edwardsville: Alton, East St. claiming the Britney the New York Times, “... a new resolution further keep guests out, how about SIUE Louis and Edwardsville. nation has the Russian officials acknowledged restricting Iran’s access to starts respecting students who The Alestle is published on Tuesdays right to develop Barr that Russia was delaying the foreign currency and isolating pay money to live in housing and and Thursdays during fall and spring peaceful nuclear delivery of fuel to the reactor in Bank Sepah from international quit hindering guests that visit semesters and on Wednesdays during power under the Nuclear the Iranian port city of financing. the campus. It is past time to end summer semesters. For more Nonproliferation Treaty. Bushehr.” If Iran continually refuses to the buddy system of holding information, call 650-3528. 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Lifestyleswww.thealestlexom Thursday, March 22, 2007 exploresL U N A F Ewomen’s S T issues with international films, funds cancer Photo courtesy of Passion Pictures Tomoko from the movie “City Paradise" takes a trip beyond imagination as part of the LUNAFSEST film festival Thursday and Friday. Proceeds go research to breast cancer research.

by Holly Meyer is hoping for a more successful event. “Slip of the Tongue” is a film that exams the perceptions of beauty, ethnicity and body image and how Alestle News Reporter “We’re really hoping for a larger crowd,” Boogerd said. they define ethnicity. “Breached” is a film about a pregnant Mexican As part of Women’s History Month events, Making LUNAFEST will feature nine short films made by, woman trying to reach the border of the United States Waves is hosting LU N A FEST at SIUE for the second for and about women: “Mann Ke Manjeere,” “Plum before her baby is bom. The woman is determined to year in a row. It is the sixth annual event for LUN A, a Flower,” “Slip of the Tongue,” “Breached,” “City company that produces healthy snacks made specifically Paradise,” “Top of the Circle,” “Dear Talula,” “Kylie have her child in America. “City Paradise” is a film about a Japanese woman, for women. Goldstein-All American” and “Agricultural Report.” Tomoko, who moves to London to learn English. After Making Waves is sponsoring “Mann Ke Manjeere” is she finds a secret and mysterious city underground that is the film festival to help students singer Shubha Mudgal’s home to friendly aliens and pretty blossoms, everything and faculty learn more about music video. The lyrics depict feminism. Shameem Paathan, a young changes. “Top of the Circle” is an experimental performance “Last year’s films were very Muslim woman, and her bold eye opening,” Making Waves experiences as a survivor of film about the cycle o f life and death. President Katrina Boogerd said. domestic abuse. Paathan was “Dear 'Ialula” is an intimate and emotional documentary about filmmaker Lori Benson’s breast According to Boogerd, 10 the only daughter of a well- cancer. Benson is diagnosed 14 months after the birth of percent of diis year’s proceeds to-do family with seven sons. her daughter, Talula. Along with Benson’s husband and will go to benefit breast cancer She marries a man against the research. The rest of the money wishes o f her family. After her friends, the audience is able to experience the emotional year with them. Benson is confronted with her own will support Making Waves. son turned three, Paathan Boogerd said tickets have decides to make a life o f her mortality and strengthens her connection to her true self. “Kylie Goldstein-All American” is a documentary on been on sale since Monday and LUNAFEST own and leaves her husband will be sold at the door. The cost behind. She learns how to an adopted 6-year-old Chinese girl living in America. is $7 for students and $10 for drive, and she. now owns her “Agricultural Report” is an animated film about a faculty and the general public. own van and ferries passengers. Her occupation is concerned cow that discovers the bliss of ignorance. LUNAFEST will be at 7 p.m. on Thursday and 8:30 unheard of for women in her society. “ We would like for everyone to come,” Boogerd said. p.m. Friday in the Abbott Auditorium in the basement of “Plum Flower” is a film about female infanticide in Stressing the importance of promoting equality, Lovejoy Library. poor rural communities in 1948 China. Since a family “Feminism is something that will help everyone.” Boogerd said last year’s LUNAFEST had a small name can only be carried on through a male child, female audience due to the time and location of the event. children were not as appreciated when too many were Holly Meyer cm be reached at [email protected] or 650- However, since the event is a part of the Women’s History born to one family. When the mother and father have 3531. Month and has a better location this year, Making Waves their fifth daughter, they are faced with a moral decision. India Week: a celebration of culture by Brittney Barr Alestle Reporter

It is India Week again and the sounds, tastes, arts and history of Indian culture have enraptured the SIUE community. India Week 2007 started Monday afternoon with karaoke. SIUE students of all nationalities participated in the fun of singing country hits by Trisha Yearwood, rapping to Sir Mix-A-Lot’s “Baby Got Back” and rocking out with Papa Roach in front of a fanfare of peers in the Morris University Center. Although this activity was not exactly South Asian, it got students enthusiastic about events to come. Other India Week events include outdoor yoga, henna tattoo painting, an Indian mock wedding, classical Indian dance performances, live classical Indian musical performances and Indian merchandise and apparel sale. One student commented, “It is exciting that so much of Indian culture is being shared With tile SIUE community,” she siid. “I look forward to seeing more of India’s unique tradition throughout the week.” No cultural infusion is complete without tasting the culture’s unique cuisine. Indian, Pakistani and Chinese cuisine has been served in the MUC and on t_aura Lengyel/Alestle the Stratton Quadrangle. Brushani Panpe, a master student in Kinesiology, paints a henna tattoo on Michelle Bybee, a junior in biology Monday in the Morris University Center. INDIA WEEK/pg.9 Dean's I isr brought to you by: Vice Chancellor G o v e r n m e n t Student Affairs

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DONALD BAER DUSTIN RUSSELL BILBRUCK MEREDITH KAY BURKART TAMARA BROOKE COLYER NICOLE ASHLEY DIAL MELISSA ANNE BAER JAMIE NICOLE BINGHEIM MCKAELA LYNN BURKE AMBER NICOLE CONDOMITTI DANIEL WESLEY DICKERSON ANDREA M BAGAGLIO RYAN KOLBY BISSELL ERIC CHRISTOPHER BURNES ROBERT WILLIAM CONNELL MEGAN LOUISE DICKERSON SARAH FRANCES BAILEY KELLY LYNN BISSO JENNIFER LYNN BURNS GREGORY RAY CONRAD COURTNEY LYNN DIEDERICH MARGOT R BAIR HEIDI JO BITNER MELINA M BURNS CLINTON RAY CONRAD SARAH MARIE DIEKEMPER MATTHEW GEORGE BAJOREK DANE AARON BLACKWOOD CASANDRA MARIE BURNS DUSTIN WAYNE CONRAD JESSICA PAIGE DIEL JAMIE MARIE BAKER KIMBERLY RAE BLAGOUE RACHAEL LYNN BURY PHILLIP STEVEN CONSTANTINE CALEB JAMES DIERICX LYNDSEY REGINA BAKER JOEL M BUIES STACEY NICOLE BUSCH BRENTON SETH COOK LAUREN KATHLEEN DIERKES SAMANTHA JO BAKER MELISSA CHRISTINE BLAIR ALEXANDER WILLIAM BUSS JUSTIN WAYNE COOK LYNNE ELLEN DILLENDER LINDSEY RENEE BAKER SAMUEL ETIENNE BLAKE KRISTIN L BUSS JESSE JAMES COOK MAKAYLA F DILLINER SHEIKERA DOMINIQUE BALENTINE ANDREW V BLANCHARD EMILEE JEAN BUSSMANN MARK ALLEN COOMBE RICHELLE ELAINE DILLON JACOB DENNIS BALES SHELBY PAIGE BLANCHARD NATALIE ANNE BUTLER ANDREA JUNE COOP MICHAEL JOHN DINNIUS NICHOLAS PAUL BALESTRIERI JEFFREY RYAN BLIND JASON CHRISTIAN BUTZ GARON DEAN COOPER EMILY ELLEN DINSMORE ELIZABETH JOYCE BALL KRISTEN K BLOCH ALYSSA JOANNE BYRD CAMERON HEATH COPPLE NATHANIEL JOSEPH DIORIO BRITTANY LAUREN BALLENTINE LISA MICHELLE BLOMQUIST KALANI FAYE CAALIM SARAH CAITLIN CORBIN JANELLE LYNN DOBSON NICOLE J BAMBROUGH LEIGH A BLUHM RACHAEL MARIE CABALLERO LYDIA M CORN TONY MICHAEL DODD ANGELA MARIE BANKS ERICA DIANE BLUMENSHINE ATHENA CABALLERO ELIZABETH J CORRIGAN BIRGIT DODING DANIEL CLINTON BANKS JESSICA LYNN BLUMHORST REBECCA MARIE CACIOPPO MEGANN MAE CORSO JESSICA MARIE DOELLING LAKARA PAIGE BANKS ASHLEY ANN BOATMAN RYAN MICHAEL CALDWELL AMANDA LYNN CORZINE KIMBERLY MARIE DOERR LANA L BARBER CARRIE NICOLE BOBROSKY ASHLEY NICOLE CALDWELL MELAINA RENEE COSTELLO GARRETT ANTHONY DOERR DEREK M BARDILL LYNN MARIE BOBZIN MOLLIE MICHELLE CALHOUN PAUL THOMAS COTTON JENNIFER LYNN DOETSCH MICHAEL ALAN BARKER JENNA LYNN BOCK ANDREW JOHN CALLAHAN RYAN CHRISTOPHER COUGHLIN RACHAEL FAYE DOMPKE JAMIE LYNN BARKER JULIE LYNN BOCK KYLE JAMES CAMERON ALEXANDRA ELISE COURTNEY RYAN WILLIAM DONAHUE 2A Dean’s List - Fall 2006 ______Thursday, March 24,2005

CASEY JO DONAHUE KAYCEE MARIE FISCHER JESSICA ERIN GRAHAM MICHAEL PAUL HENTZE DIANA MICHELLE JASON JANICE MARIE DONALDSON GRACE A FISCHER ANDREA MARIE GRAHN CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY HERBERT JOEL CHRISTOPHER JAYE AMY CATHLEEN DONALDSON JAMIE CHRISTINE FISCHER ASHLEY RAE GRANT CAROLE D HERMANN JOSEPH ROBERT JEDLICKA JACOB PAUL DONSBACH MATTHEW KYLE FISCHER MA1SIE ANN GRASER JESSICA RENEE HERMANN TODD E JEFFERSON ALICIA MAE DORI LINDSAY MICHELLE FISHEL JENNIFER LEE GRASHER MARIA DJ HERNANDEZ MIRANDA RAE JERNIGAN MATTHEW C DORIAN RACHEL ANN FISHER ADRENEH REBECCA GRAVES LAURA SUE HERNBLOM SAMANTHA RENEE JESSE LUKAS PERRY DORRIS MORGAN BREANNE RSHER JENNIFER LEIGH GRAY REBEKAH HERRING ALLISON LYNNE JEWELL KEVIN MICHAEL DOSS CHRISTINALYNN RSHER ALLISON FAYE GRAY LEAH ANN HERRINGTON KELLY LEIGH JEWELL ANDREW CHRISTOPHER DOTY MACKENZIE LYN FITZGERALD KELLY ANN GREATHOUSE DAVID MICHAEL HERRMANN SARAH JIMENEZ MELISSA LYNN DOTY MEGHAN ELYSE FITZGERREL BROCK MICHAEL GREEN NATALIE NICOLE HERZBERG AMANDA ROCHELLE JOHNSON NATASHA RENEE DOTY CHRISTOPHER RELYEA FLAKE CLAYTON HOWARD GREEN ALICIA MICHELLE HERZING LEAH YVONNE JOHNSON MARGARET MARY DOUCETTE KRISTIN MICHELLE FLECHS MATTHEW BENJAMIN GREENE DEANN LYNN HESKER STEVEN JOHNSON CLINT ELLSWORTH DOUGHERTY GARETT DEAN FLEMING ANGELA LEE GREENE ROBYN MICHELLE HESTERBERG JASON JOSEPH JOHNSON ASHLEIGH LYNNE DOUGLAS KRISTEN LEIGH aESHMAN DANIEL CRAIG GREENSPAN TIFFANY ANNE HETLAND CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM JOHNSON ALEX CHARLES DOW ANDREA MEGAN aETCHER JENNIFER LYNN GREENWOOD SHONDARNISHA D HICKS RYAN LEE JOHNSON AMANDA DANIELLE DOWDY BENJAMIN THOMAS aUNKER ANDREA DAWN GRESS RYAN S HICKS ASHLEY NICOLE JOHNSON MEGAN LYNAE DOWNING ALLISON BRYCE FOGLE AARON DEAN GREUEL VICTOR OLUSHAGU HICKS NATHAN ANDREW JOHNSON JAIRON DANIEL DOWNS MELISSA KAY FORD DANIELLE NICOLE GRIFFIN APRIL MARIE HICKS JAMIE LYNN JOHNSON LINDSAY NICHOLE DRABEK JASON DANIEL FORD JAKE ANDREW GRIFFIN MELANIE JEANNE HICKS ANNA ELIZABETH JOHNSON MARA CHRISTINE DRAGOVICH SHANTEL LATRECE FORMAN ROBERT WAYNE GRIFFITH KAY ANN HIGGINBOTHAM NICHOLAS RONALD JOHNSON GINA ELIZABETH DRAKSLER AUBRIE D FOSTER JESSICA LYNN GRIFFITH BRIAN PATRICK HIGGINS FELICIA MARIE JOHNSON JUSTIN ABBOTT DRAPER OLIVIA MARIE FOX KYLE JUSTIN GRIFFITH ERIKA RENEE HILDEBRAND JAMES K JOHNSON MARLENE MARIE DREW KALLI ANNA FOX AMELIA LYNN GRIMES JENNIFER MICHELLE HILL JESSICA KRISTEN JOHNSON JASON ANDREW DREYER DARLA JEAN FOX EMILY JEAN GRIMES EMILY CATHERINE HILL MARK DAVID JOHNSON MATTHEW WILLIAM DRURY EMILY A FRANK TRENTON ANTHONY GRIMM KRISTEN M HILL RYAN DANIEL JONES MEGAN NICOLE DUBETZ ADAM DUANE FRANKLIN MIRANDA DANIELLE GRIZZARD KELLY HILLE SARAH ELIZABETH JONES CHAD CHRISTIAN DUBY ELIZABETH ANN FRANZEN COURTNEY MEGAN GRODEON KATIE J HILLER ALEX ADRIAN JONES ERIN MARIE DUESTERHAUS JENNIFER LYNN FRAZER DANIEL GERARD GROHMANN ASHLEY NICOLE HINDS JEFFREY MICHAEL JONES ASHLEY N DUFFIN JONATHAN DELMAR FRECH ZACHARY PETER GROVES JESSICA MARIE HINKAMPER ADAM ROBERT JONES BRANDON JOSEPH DUFFY LYDIA RENEE FREED KIMBERLY ANN GRUBAUGH SHAY BRITTANY HINTON LAUREN YVONNE JONES KRIS CHARLES DUHACHEK PHILLIP DALE FREIMUTH BETHANY ROSE GUIDA AMY JEAN HIXENBAUGH NATHANIEL JONES BRIDGET ANN DUKE ZACHARY LEE FRENCH TORY ELIZABETH GUNDERSON SARAH LYNN HOBBS AMANDA ELIZABETH JONES ANNA J DUMITRU JENNA RAE FRERICHS ASHLEY NOEL GUNTLE CHRISTA LEA HOCKING ANDREW MICHAEL JONES EMILY ANN DUNHAM MATTHEW A FREY LAURA MICHELE GUSE ERIN DYAN HOCKING RACHEL LYNN JONES TYSON LEE DUNHAM KRISTINA SUE FREY BRETT ALEXANDER GUSTIN BRITTANY ELIZABETH HODGSON KEITH AARON JONES SARAH CAROL DUNLAP KERRY PAUL FRIEDEL MARIANA GUTIERREZ JULIA K HOEFLER SARAH JEANNINE JONES EMILY ROSE DUNLAP BRIANNA MARIE FRITSCH GREG LEE GWALTNEY CAITLIN K HOELSCHER MARGARET FARR JORDAN ANNA M DUNN REBECCA SUE FRITZ JENNIFER LEIGH HABERER SAMANTHA JEAN HOENER RACHEL ELIZABETH JORDAN MICHAEL ROSS DUNSETH JULIA ANN FROEBEL HEATHER MORGAN HACKEL ALLISON KAYE HOEPKER NICHOLAS C JOST JILL A DUPY VANESSA LYNN FROELICH STUART DAVID HACKER DENELLE MARIE HOERNER JILL NICOLE JOURDAN MELISSA JEAN DURBIN MEGAN LORENE FROMM BLAKE ROBERT HAGEMEIER SARAH ELIZABETH HOERNER STEPHANIE E JOYCE KIMBERLY ANNE DURSO MARGARET ELLEN FROST ALEXANDER MICHAEL HAGEN KATHRYN JEAN HOFELDT AMY M JURGENA ALEXANDER BRADLEY DUTHIE JOELLE AI LEEN FRY JAMES ARTHUR HAHN AMANDA MICHELE HOFSTETTER KIMBERLEE ANN KABBES ALEX JOHAN DUYVEJONCK JAMES CLAYTON FRY GARY LYNN HAINES NICHOLAS LORENZ HOGAN KARI LYNN KABBES LINDSAY CHRISTENE DYE ANGELA MARIE FUESTING ANDREW SCOTT HAINZ SARAH ELIZABETH HOLLAND MELISSA LEEANN KAHL LINDSEY MARIE DYER WILLIAM HEATH FUGATE ANGELA RENEE HALBROOK TARA ANDREA HOLLAND CHRISTOPHER W KAHN KATIE ANNE EADES KALI NICOLE FUHLER SHAUNA WIND HAMBY JASON S HOLLER TAMMY INEZ KAISER KEVIN THOMAS EAGAN STEPHANIE RENEE FULLER KATE ELIZABETH HAMER AMBER N HOLLIS STEPHANIE ROSE KAISER MICHAEL SCOTT EALY RACHEAL M FULLER LINDSEY NICOLE HAMILTON STEVEN G HOLMAN THOMAS P KAMINSKI ANDREA LYNN EASLICK LYNDSEY RAE FULLER ASHLEY ELIZABETH HAMM TIFFANY YVETTE HOLMES DANA MARIE KANIA KATHRYN ANN ECKLEY KANDALL J FULTZ CHANDLER WYNN HAMOR REBECCA LOUISE HOLSHOUSER CELIA HELEN KANNALL MATTHEW SCOTT EDWARDS MARIELLA FUNK CHERYL ANN HAMPE HELEN DAWN HOLT LACY LEA KANYO AMY LYNN EDWARDS IAN DALE FYVIE JESSIE LYNN HAMPEL VANESSA MARIELLE HOLTGRÄVE BRIAN GREGORY KAPP DAWN DANIELLE EDWARDS NICHOLAS ALEXANDER GAGNE ANGELA DAWN HAMPTON EMILY E HOLTMANN NATALIE ANNE KAPPER MICHELLE MARIE EDWARDS MEGAN ELISA GAITROS ALEX MICHAEL HAMPTON KIMBERLY ALLYSON HOMA AMANDA SUE KARAIANIS BRANDON MICHAEL EGELHOFF JAYNE N GALLAGHER SARAH ELIZABETH HAMZEH STEPHANIE LAUREN HOMANN EMILY ANNALIESE KARDIS LINDSAY RAE EGGEMEYER AMBER NICOLE GALLEY RYAN ROBERT HANEWINKEL CAROL JEAN HOPPER JEFFREY LEE KARNS ROSS ALEXANDER EHRET JESSICA NICHOLE GALLOWAY MARIA ELIZABETH HANFLAND STEPHANIE MICHELLE HORN FLORENCE TAWANDA KASEKE ANDREW R EIHAUSEN RACHEL EMMA GAMBLE DANAE MICHELLE HANKES AUSTIN EARL HORROCKS BRIAN JOSEPH KASMARZIK CHRISTOPHER DAVID EILERS LACEY DENAY GAMBLIN LILLIAN HANNAH KATHERINE ANNE HORVATH JENNIFER ANN KATES SHARI MARIE EILERS KYLE L GANSAUER KYLE THOMAS HANNEL ELIZABETH JANE HORVATH JARRETT DANIEL KAUFMAN JOSEPH LEONARD EINHORN PAUL JAMES GANSHIRT MARCUS WILLIAM HANSELMAN CHRISTINA SUSANNA HOUSE RACHEL MENAE KAVELER ELIZABETH ANN EISENHAUER ANNE ELIZABETH GARCES LINDSAY MICHELLE HANSON SCHALENE NICOLE HOUSTON TYLER J KEARNS KRISTIN REBECCA ELAM HALEY E GARDNER CHAZ EDWARD HARDESTY MEGAN NICOLE HOWARD KRISTIN N KEEL RHONDA KAY ELAM STEPHEN JAMES GARLAND BRANDON ERIC HARDIMAN JENNIFER L HOYT JOSHUA DAVID KEELE MEGHAN LYNNE ELLEDGE STEPHANIE MARIE GARNER JENNIFER LYNN HARDIN REBECCA LYNN HUBBARD RENEE NICOLE KEELEY CARRIE FAYE ELLEDGE PERRY LELAND GARNER ELAINA NICOLE HARDY RYAN STEVEN HUBBLE MICHELLE ANNE KEHDER WILLIAM JAMES ELLINGTON AMANDA LYNN GARNER THOMAS CLARK HARGIS WHITNEY BROOKE HUBER TIMON DANIEL KELLER DAWN MARIE ELLINGTON JOCELYN LEIGH GARNER TIMOTHY JAMES HARMON KELSEY LEE HUBERT KARINA DIANE KELLER SETH WILLIAM ELLIOTT ADAM CARL GARRETT ELLEN KAYE HARMS ALICIA RENAE HUBERT JILL BENWAY KELLEY KAYLA E EMIG ERICA RENEE GARVIN JESSICA DAWN HARPER GINA CECELIA HUEGEN LIBBY K KELLEY MEAGHAN CHRISTINE ENDICOTT MEGAN LAURA GEBHARDT BREANE MICHELLE HARPOLE PATRICK ALAN HUELSMANN CLAIRE ELIZABETH KELLY COLE WILLIAM ENDRES JORDYN ELAINE GEHRET ANDREA DENISE HARRAWOOD ANNA MARY HUFENDICK BRYAN JAMES KEMP LANCE ALLEN ENDSLEY LAUREN NICOLE GERBER ERICKA LEE HARRE EMILY DAWN HUGGINS AUDRA ANN KEMP NICHOLAS ALEXANDER ENG MELISSA ANN GERKE LUCAS ADAM HARRE CHELSEE RENAE HUGGINS COREY MICHAEL KENDRICK LISA JO ENGELKE PATRICIA ANN GERSTENECKER KRISTEN LYNNETTE HARRELL THOMAS ALAN HUGHES ALLISON JUSTINE KENLY BENJAMIN LEE ENGLERT AMY MARIE GHERARDINI BENJAMIN NICHOLAS HARRIS AMBER LEIGH HULEN JAMIE LYNN KENNEDY JUSTINE E ENLOE DUSTIN NATHANIEL GHOLSON VICTORIA ALYCE HARRIS YVONNE LYNN HULL GRACE ELIZABETH KENNY KATHRYN NICOLE ENNIS JULIANN MARGARET GIBSON KELLY ANN HARRIS DARIN RAY HULSLANDER NATHANIEL LEE KERN LORI JO EPPS JESSICA MARIE GIBSON JENNIFER DAWN HARSY ALICIA RENEA HUMKE ELIZABETH LOUISE KERWIN AMBER NICOLE ERNST PRESTON GIBSON MEGAN LESLIE HART NATALIE DIANNE HUMMERT STEPHANIE RAE KESSINGER KATIE JEAN ERNST SHARON DIANE GIBSON MEAGAN NOEL HART KELLEY MARIE HUMPHREY STEPHANIE JEAN KETCHUM RACHEL LYNN ERNST AMBER LYNN GIESEKING KYLE DAVID HARTLEY CHRISTINA ROSE HUNDELT SANA P KHAN ERIKA LEIGH ERRANDI REBECCA LYNN GIESEKING LARISSA LAYNE HARTMAN JARED WILLIAM HUNTER HANIFEH KHODAPARASTY KYLE DANIEL ERZEN EMILY CAROLINE GILBRETH DANIELLE COOPER HARTSOCK GINNY L HUOT TAMMY LYNN KICK JASON ANTHONY ESKER ALLIE ELIZABETH GILL ALICIA MARIA HARTSOCK JEFFREY MATTHEW HURSEY CHELSEA MICAELA ELYSE CALEB MICHAEL ESTES MELISSA SUE GILLESPIE KATIE ELIZABETH HASLER MEGAN ELIZABETH HURT ANTHONY M KILLEBREW LAURIE ANN ESTILETTE JESSICA MARIE GILOMEN CHRYSTAL SUNSHINE HATLEY JUAN PABLO HURTADO ELIZABETH JOAN KILLINGBECK TRAVIS PAUL ETHERIDGE DOUGLAS JULIAN GINDER FALLON RAE HAVERA JAMIE M HUSEMANN JISU KIM BRITTANY ANN EVANS CLAIRE DANIELLE GION DEREK LEE HAVING ADAM LEE HUSKAMP THOMAS STACY KING HILARY ANNE EVANS VICTORIA ASHLEY GIPSON TATUM MARIE HAWKINS ALICIA KAYE HUSMANN JENNIFER RENEE KING ANDREWJASON EVANS KATRENIA RENEE GIVENS JOHN THOMAS HAWTHORNE JENNiaR ELAINE HUTCHISON NICOLE MARIE KINNISON MICKI MICHELLE EVANSCO NU DERRICK TERRELL GIVENS ASHLEY CHRISTINE HAY HOPE ELIZABETH HUTCHISON AMY LEE KINSCHERFF BRYAN BERNARD EVERSGERD ANDREW JASON GIVENS EDEN BETH HAYCRAFT ABBY J HUTSON AMANDA JEAN KIRBY BRADLEY JOSEPH EVETTS SUZANNE THERESA GLASCOCK HOLLY MARIE HAYES JESSICA ELISE HUTSON AMY LYNN KIRBY MICHAEL PAUL EWERSMANN MICHELLE RENEE GLASER VICKIE LYNN HAYES DESIREE DAWN HUTTON BRENT CHARLES KIRCHHOFER DENISE RACHELLE EWIN STEPHANIE RAE GLEASON SEAN DAVID HAYES TRISHA MARIE IAIENNARO LAUREN RENEE KIRCHHOFF AARON MICHAEL FAGAN ANDREW SCOTT GLENN RYAN GREGORY HAZELWOOD DAVID EDWIN IKARD SUZANNE MARIE KIRICHKOW CASEY CATHERINE FAGIN AMANDA LYNN GLISSON JACOB RICHARD HEACOCK RYAN SCOn IMEL KERRI ELIZABETH KIRK MARIAM FAISAL STEVEN NICHOLAS GLÖCKNER JANELLE ROSE HECHT KELSIE JO INSKEEP CASEY LYNN KIRKSEY JESSICA LYNN FANN JOSEPH JAMES GLYNN MEAGAN CHRISTINE HECKERT THERESA JOAN IRELAND BOBBI LEANN KIRKWOOD JOSHUA CURTIS FARK CHRISTOPHER BRIAN GLYNN REBECCA LYNN HECKERT EMILY ELAINE IRVINE JASON P KISTNER NATASHA MARIE FARMER AMANDA ANNELIESE GOCHANOUR TIMOTHY DANIEL HEDEN CRAIG EDWARD IRVINE BRITTANY LEE KITTELL JENNA LENEE FARMER EMILY MARIE GOEBEL JULIE MARIE HEEREN AMANDA RUTH ISRINGHAUS KOBY LYNN KIZZIRE LAUREN E FARRAHER NICOLE MARIE GOECKNER ASHLEY LYN HEFFNER DANIELLE LYNN ISSELHARD KAMERON DOSS KIZZIRE ANGELINA MARIA FASANO JUSTIN MICHAEL GOEHL JENNY LYNN HEIMANN NICHOLAS JOSEPH ITALIANO LAUREN ANNE KLACKO JORDAN DREW FAULKENBERG NICOLE LYNN GOESTENKORS NICOLE MARIE HEISNER REIN A ROSE JACKSON AMANDA LEE KLAUSTERMEIER WILLIAM ANDREW FAUST JOANN MARIE OGLOZA LISA LINETTE HEITKAMP LISA KAY JACKSON JULIE ANNE KLEIN RACHEL LAUREN FAUST EMMA ELIZABETH GOLDACKER KRYSTEN NICOLE HEITZ CARA ELIZABETH JACKSON CATHERINE ELIZABETH KLENE KELSEY SCHULER FAUST KRISSIE ELIZABETH GOLDEN ALAIN A MARIE HELFRICH LACY NICOLE JACKSON ELIZABETH A KLEPZIG MEREDITH SCHULER FAUST MARC I LYNN GOLIKE CHRISTOPHER TODD HELLING ASHLEY MICHELLE JACKSON NICO KLINKE TANNER JAMES FAY ELIANA INEZ GOMEZ HEATHER MARIE HELLMANN JOSHUA ALLEN JACKSON DANIEL THOMAS KLOESS ASHLEY MARIE FEDERICO RYAN DOUGLAS GONES JENNA KAY HELLMANN VERA ANN JACKSON ERIN ELIZABETH KLOSTER JAMES JOSEPH FEIGL HUMBERTO GONZALEZ ERIC THEODORE HELLRUNG SARAH JO ANN PHILIP HENRY KLOSTERMANN BRIAN STEPHEN FELT JODY ROSS GONZALEZ THERESE BARNES HEMBRUCH STEPHANIE LOUISE JACOBER CRAIG MICHAEL KNABE CHANDRA ERIN FELTMAN GRANT WILSON GONZALEZ KRISTEN MARIE HEMMER MICHAEL H JACOBS JENNIFER SUE KNABE ROBERTBARRETT FELTMEIER ANGELINA MARIE GOOD JESSICA ERINN HENDERSON JACQUELINE ELAINE JACQUOT NATHAN CHARLES KNACKSTEDT ASHLEY MAE FENSOM COREY LEE GOODMAN MELISSA GAIL HENDRICKER JUSTIN HENRY JAEGER MEGAN BROOKE KNIFFEN SAMANTHA ELIZABETH FERIOZZI TARA JEAN GORBETT JON-CARL HENDRICKSON NATALIE ELIZABETH JAEGER CAITLYN MARIE KNIGHT JULIE MARIE FERRELL SEAN DYLAN GOSEWISCH SHELBY L HENDRIX LAUREN NICOLE JALINSKY PRESTON REHBERGER KNOBELOCH KATHLEEN MARIE FERRERO MONICA LEE JESSE ASHLEY R HENKE ELIZABETH A JAMES JENNiaR ANN KNOPIK ISAAC JAMES FERRIE RACHEL LYNN GOWLER JESSICA RENEE HENRY STEVEN BRANDEN JAMES PHILLIP DOUGLAS KNOUSE JAMES MICHAEL FEUCHT SANDY GOYETTE ROBERT CLARK HENRY ELIZABETH RAE JANKOWSKI LOREMAR BETH KNUTSON ERIN MARIE FICKE BRIAN MICHAEL GRAHAM MALLORY MARIE HENSLEY AARON JOSEPH JANSEN DAVID ANDREW KOBER ERIC J FIELDS TYSON WYATT GRAHAM STEVEN LEE HENTRICH KATIE ANN JARVIS CHRISTOPHER LEE KOBOLDT Thursday, March 24, 2005 Dean’s List - Fall 2006 3A

AARON VINCENT KOCH TIMOTHY PATRICK LINDSAY ANDREA MICHELLE MCMILLAN MARK ALAN MUNTER THANH VAN PHAM CARRIE ANN KOCH JON JEFFREY LINDSAY MEGAN CATHLEEN MCMULLAN JESSICA MARIE MUNTON SARAH E. PHELPS ZACHARY DANIEL KOCH SARAH JEAN LINHART WHITNEY JOANN MCMURRAY BRYNNA HELENE MURPHY JUSTIN J PHILLIPS TODD MICHAEL KOCHER TYANNA JO LINK KAITLIN ROSE MCNAMARA CHRISTOPHER DOUGLAS MURPHY BRIANNA LYNN PHIPPS KYLE MARK KOELKER KRISTIN ANN UNTHICUM ASHLEY MARIE MCNEIL LESLIE ANN MURPHY JOEL DAVID PIERCE JENNIFER DIANE KOENIG JENNA ERIKA LIST ROBERT MCNEILL ALAN MICHEÁL MURRAY ANDREA MARIE PIERSON AMANDA MARIE KOENIG RYAN JEFFREY LISTER ASHLIE KRISTINA MCNICOL BRITTANY D NICOLE KRIS GUNNELLS PINEDA HANNA ELIZABETH KOENIG CODY GENE ITTEKEN JUSTIN JAMES MCNUTT KIMBERLY ANN MYERS JOSEPH EUGENE PINGLEY ANDREW JACOB KOESTER JARED MICHAEL LITTEKEN JONA LAVETTE MCREYNOLDS LINDSAY MEGAN MYERS GARY MICHAEL PINKLEY MICHELE NICOLE KOESTER ASHLEY MARIE LITVIAK SAMUEL JAMES MCSHANE MONIQUE A NADOLNY TIFFANY MARIE PINKSTON MARSHA LYNN KOHL ABBI MEENA LITWILLER MARGARET CATHLEEN MCWHORTER WATARU NAKASHIMA JONATHAN GARY PIRTLE KIMBERLY ANN KOLWEIER ROBYN NICOLE LIVINGSTON SEAN PATRICK MEAD ANITA 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ANN KRAMER CHRIS OWEN LOGSDON SHELLY ANN MELLENDORF BLAKE MATHEW NESTOR ELIZABETH RAE POLETTI ALLISON LEANNE KRAUS HEATHER DANIELLE LONG JAIME NICOLE MELM AMANDA CLAIRE NEUDECKER SARAH CATHERINE POLITO JASON B KRAUSE JACOB C LONG CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM MENKE COLIN WADE NEUMEYER CHRISTINA ANNETTE PONTIOUS WILLIAM DARRELL KRAUSE KELLI ANN LONG NICHOLAS KYLE MERANO RICHARD AARON NEWCOM MICHAEL ANANDA POOLE CRYSTAL BREEZE KRAUSE MATTHEW IAN LONG REESA DORMAL MERCADO MATTHEW BENNETT NEWLIN EVAN W PORT KRISTIN ELISE KREBS JARED PATRICK LOOSER KRISTEN NICOLE MERCER JOSHUA D NEWMAN JACOB ANTHONY POST ARIC JORDAN KREEGER CRAIG MICHAEL LORIO BRITTANY RENEE MERCILLE JOSHUA JOSEPH NEWMAN IZAK JOHN POST EMILY J KREKE AMBER MARIE LOTZ ALAN MICHAEL MEREDITH FRANK TRONG NGUYEN VANESSA GILLETTE POTTS JENNIFER ELAINE KREMMEL JULIE M LOVELACE ELIZABETH ERIN MESSMORE PHUONG LHP NGUYEN MONICA RENEE POUR LINSEY MARIE KRESS EULIA STEPHAINE LOWE CHRISTOPHER STEVEN METCALF • KELLY MARIE NICHOLAS RYAN EDWARD POWELL BRYAN ANDREW KRESS NADIA RACHAEL LOWERS-ESMAIL MELANIE ANN MEYER CATHERINE ROSE NICHOLS DAWN CORA POWELL KRISTIN LYNNE KRIBS CARI JANE LOY KELLY ANN MEYER JOHN RICHARD NICHOLS BRANDY NICHOLE PRANGE AMANDA KAYE KRIESEL LINDSEY MARIE LOYD HOLLY ANN MEYER JEREMIAH JOSEPH NIEMACZEK ASHLEY MARY PRATT KAYLA ANN KROMER ANA EMILI LUCASEY JENNIFER LEIGH MEYER THOMAS JOSEPH NIENHAUS DANIEL PAUL PRENGEL DANIEL CHRISTOPHER KRUEP VERNON OTTO LUCERO AMBER CHRISTINE MEYER ROBERT AUGUST NIKA COLIN MATHEW PRESSY EMILY ROSE KRUG EPRISHA NICOLE LUCKETT JULIA ANN MEYER HOLLY M NILES LARA JILL PRICE ANDREA JEAN KRUMMRICH WHITNEY RAE LUEBBEN KENZIE MERLE MEYER EMILY SUE NOHREN SARAH LOUISE PRIDE NANCY HOGGE KRUSE CATHERINE LOUISE LUECKING COREY LYNN MEYER AARON MICHAEL NOLAN EMILY CATHLEEN PRINCE BRANDON CHARLES KRUSE ASHLEY REBECCA LUKEN DARLENE ELIZABETH MEYER LEANN M NOLAN ALEX JAMES PRINDABLE KARA MARIE KRUSE JUSTINE MARIE LUNTE TARA R MEYER ROBERT ALAN NOLTE PRINTESS MARTELL PRITCHARD AARON P 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MARIE KUSTERMAN AMANDA MARIE MALONE MATTHEW JOSEPH MILLBURG MALINDA EKWUNIFE NWOBODO RESHA PURI LI LIANNE RENEE KYROUAC CARLA M MALY RAYMOND ALLEN MILLEN JENNIFER JOY OBERNUEFEMANN AMANDA MARGARET PURL BREANNE LEE LA MICHAEL P MANG AMANDA RHEA MILLER HOLLY RENEE ODOM JESSICA IRENE PUTLAK JENNIFER LYNN LAAKER MICHAEL RYAN MANNING MELISSA KATHRYN MILLER STACIE LEIGH OEHLER DANA LEANNE PUTNAM ELIZABETH KAY LACY SCOTT MICHAEL MANNING MIRANDA KAYE MILLER JOHN J 0 FLAHERTY F LUKE PUTZ MEGAN MARIE LADWIG TARA RENEE MANS JESSICA LYNN MILLER ELLEN RILEY OGDEN SYED MUBASHIR QADRI CATHERINE THERESE LAFATA KATY M MARCH SANDRA JOYCE MILLER ERIN CHRISTINE OGLESBY ROBIN RENEE QUATTLANDER KELSEY RENEE LAIRD BLAKE ALLEN MARCUM MALLORY MICHELLE MILLER JODIE ANN OHLAU JENNIFER KAY RAABE CAITLIN MARIE LAKE MICHELLE ANN MAREK LAUREN ASHLEY MILLER ERIK RICHARD OHRN AUSTIN JAMES RABBVTT ERIK DAVID LALANDE SARAH JANE MARFELL KYLE PATRICK MILLER CANDACE MARIE OLIVER JULIE LYNN RADLOFF DEANNA MARIE LAMARTINA BRITTANY NICOLE MARGARITIS MARY A MILLER RACHEL CATHRENE ONEY JOHANNA I RAFTIS SARAH ELAINE LAMB CARSON DALE MARICLE KALYN KRISTEN CLAIRE CHRISTOPHER ROBERT ORBAN SAMANTHA LEIGH RAHR/G MATT JOSEPH LAMBERT ALYX DAWN MARK JESSICA LEE MILLER MARY MARGARET OROURKE RYAN PATRICK RAICA ALANA M LAMBERT ERICA SUE MARKEY SANDRA LOU MILLER LEAH MICHELLE ORR ADAM CHRISTOPHER RAINIS JOSHUA DAVID DOUGLAS ERIN LEIGH MARKS KYE WILLIAM MILLER ADEDOYIN OLUBUKOLA OSHIN SHARAN K RAKALLA KARI LYNN LANAHAN THAD MICHAEL MARKS MARK SCOTT MILLIKIN ALEXIS KRISTINE OVERSTREET ANDREW MICHAEL RAKERS JESSALYN E LANDES HANNAH ELAINE MARKS TERRY ANN MILLION LAURA ELLEN OWCA AMANDA RENEE RAKERS SARAH JANE LANDT BERNADETTE LOUISE MARQUEZ AMY E MILLION GRETCHEN NORMAN OWENS JESSICA M RAMSEY BONNIE JEAN LANDWEHR JANELLE FAITH MARSHALL LAURA LYNNE MILLS CARRIE LEE OWENS MARK TIMOTHY RANTANEN KAREN PETERSON LANE RACHEL RUTH MARSHALL DUSTIN WILLIAM MILLWOOD DAVID JAMES OXENCIS ROBERT WM RAPHAEL KATHERINE LANGE JOSHUA EDWARD MARSHALL MALLORY ANN MILNER MICHELLE LEIGH PACE NICHOLAS WILLIAM RATHMANN NATALIE ROSE LANGENFELD ARRON JOSHUA MARTEL MICHELLE NICOLE MINKS DIANA MARIE PADILLA SUSAN MICHELLE RATKEWICZ TYLER ALLAN LANGENFELD AMANDA F MARTI NICOLE LYNN MIROWSKI DEANNA MARIE PAGANO ASHLEY MARY ELIZABETH DIETER LANGHORST ELIZABETH ANNE MARTI GRANIL LESTER MISQUITH JENNIFER ELIZABETH PAGE SARAH ELIZABETH RAUSCH ADAM PAUL LANTER DANIELLE ELIZABETH MARTIN KRISTOPHER EARL MITCHELL DAVID GLEN PAGE ALEXANDER CREED RAY DANIELLE CHRISTINE LANXON JACKIE LYNN MARTIN JEVON DANTE MITCHELL SEAN W PAGE RACHEL ELAINE RAY CHRISTINA MARIE LAPEN ASHLEIGH RENEE MARTIN KATHRINE ELLEN MITCHELL ANDREA LEIGH PAGLIARA JORDAN RANDALL RAY JENNIFER LYNN LAQUET JOHN PHILLIP MARTINCIC LYDIA GAIL MOEHRING MAX FRANKLIN PALLER ALISON JANE RAY CARRIE MARIE LARSEN KYLE ADAM MASINELLI PAMELA LYNN MOELLER DRUE MICHAEL PALMER JENNIFER MARIE REDDING APRIL JEAN LASH MATTHEW MICHAEL MASLANKA ACACIA NICOLE MOLL JACOB WINSTON PALUSKA BONNIE LYNNE REDING STACY RAE LASH JEFFREY NATHANIEL MASON SARA ANN MOLLET CHARLES LOREN REDPATH JILLIAN RENAE LASKE REBEKKA LUELLA MASON EMILY ROSE MOLLET KIMBERLY DAWN PANSA JOHN A REED RACHEL CHRISTINE LATINETTE CODY TRAVERS MASS KELSIE MARIE MOONEY JAMES ANDREW PARIS CHELSEA ROBIN REED MEGAN ELISABETH REEDER JENNIFER GAY LAWHEAD ANDREW MICHAEL MASSEY ALEX MICHAEL MOORE ROBERT JAY PARKER JENILLE NICOLE REESE ASHLIE MARIE LAWHEAD JESSICA MARIE MASTERS CHLOE D MOORE LINDSEY LEE PARKER JOANN MARIE REESE HILARY LEIGH ANNE TIMOTHY JOSEPH MASTNY BRIAN JOSEPH MOORE ANDREW ROSS PARKER KYLE WAYNE REINNECK MEGHAN NICOLE LAWTON JESSICA MARIE MATES SHYANNON RAE MOORE RACHEL ELIZABETH PARKIN KACI MICHELLE REISS AMANDA CATHERINE ANN LAYLOFF ANTHONY LEBRAUN MATHIS WHITNEY KAY MOORE SARAH LEE PASCHAL KRISTINE RELLERGERT THERESA PATRICE LAYNE TYLER WILLIAM MATHIS KARA SUSAN MOORE JOSEPH JOHN PASHEA MARY KATHERINE REMELIUS SHANE MCLENNAN LEARY MARISA MARIE MATHUS DARON PAIGE MOORE NICHOLAS ANDREW PASKUS ELIZABETH M RENAUD RHETT D LEARY DANIELLE LEDET MATLOCK ZACHARY WILLIAM MOORE TANNA B PATEL BRITTANY YVONNE RENNER MICHAEL ALLEN LEBER MICHELLE ELIZABETH MATSCHE CRAIG ALLEN MOOSHEGIAN CHARVI N PATEL DANIELLE MARIE RENSING JENNIFER ANNE LECHEVALIER BRIAN JEFFERY MATUSZEWSKI AMANDA LEE MORETTO SHAIVAL SAILESH PATEL KATHERINE MARIE RENTH MARK DAVID LEDBETTER MELISSA SUE MAURER AMANDA LYNN MORGASON AIJAZ A PATEL CASSANDRA ROCHELLE RETZER AMIE JO LEDUC ASHLEY SUZANN MAURER AMY ELIZABETH MORRILL SHRUTI JAGANNATH PATIL EMILY CHRISTINE REUTEBUCHAS KRISTI LAUREN LEE ELAINA LYNN MAY ANGELA MARY MORRIS BETH ANN PATTERSON KIMBERLY ANNA MARIE BETHANY KAY LEE LAUREN ELIZABETH MAY KELLY MARIE MORRIS KYLE LUCAS PATTERSON BETH ARON REVELL TRACY ANN LEEZY KRISTA DAWN MAYER BRIAN JAMES MORRIS MEAGAN MARIE PAUTLER AMANDA KAY REYNOLDS BRENT M LEH JORJANN MARIE MAYER BRENDAN NOEL MORRIS NATHAN COLE PAYNE MCKENZIE LEIGH REYNOLDS MARIA LYNN LEITHEISER JASON MICHAEL MAYER JAMIE D MORRIS JAMIE MARIE PAYTON KEVIN FREDERICK REYNOLDS TRACY CRYSTAL LEMLER JUREATHA MAYS KELLY ANN MORRISON ERIN AUDREY PEAK JAMES THERON RHOADES EMILY KATRINE LENART GERALD ANTHONY MAZZUCA ASHLEY LORRAINE MOSELY CARRIE MARIE PEARSON MAGGIE ELIZABETH RHYNES LAURA ANNE LENGYEL JAIME JEAN MCBRIDE STEPHANIE MICHELLE MOSER MEGAN ST CLAIR PEARSON ANDREW JOSEPH RIBBING LAURA CATHERINE LENINGTON JULIE ELYSE MCBRIDE ANDREW ROY MOSSMAN JOANNA L PEARSON WYNESHIADENISE RICE KELLY ELIZABETH LEONHARDT STACEY LYNN MCCALLA NICOLE AILEEN MOTL JEREMY J PEISSIG JANELLE CHRISTINE RICHARDSON DANIELLE RAE LEROY RACHEL ELIZABETH MCCARTHY NATHAN EDWARD MOTL NICOLE DANIELLE PELCZYNSKI CAROL ELIZABETH RICHEY STEPHANIE A LESKOVISEK STEPHEN DAVID SR TANYA VIOLETTE MOUSSALLI LISA E PELLEGRIN LANE A RICHTER REBECCA JANE LESTER DAVID GAVIN MCCAUSLAND CANDI JO MOYER EMILY ANN PENDLETON CHRISTOPHER LEE RICHTER DANIEL ALLAN LESTER MEGAN AMANDA MCCLURE JESSICA ROSANNE MOYER EMILY ANNE PENROD CHRISTOPHER DANIEL RICKETT STEPHANIE CHERIE LETOURNEAU MEGAN MICHELLE MCCOLLUM JAMES CHARLES MRUZIK AMY EVAH PENROD BENJAMIN NATHANIEL RIEDLE KARA L LEVEK BROOKE ANN MCCONNELL KYLEEN ELIZABETH MUEHLENBEIN LAUREN ELIZABETH PEREZ MARY CHRISTINA RIGDON KELLI A LEVEK REBEKAH BLISS MCCOSKEY MEGAN RAE MUEHLENFELD KELLY LYNN PEREZ SAMANTHA JEAN PERISHO JESSICA MARIE RINDERER TIMOTHY S LEVELING JO ELLYN MCCRADY MATTHEW JACOB MUELLER CHEYENNE L. PERRY LAURA ELISABETH RINEY MACKENZIE R LEVINE TIMOTHY ADAM MCCULLOUGH JACOB MICHAEL MUELLER LEIGH ANN PERRY CHRISTEN MARIE RINGHAUSEN GINA MARIE LEWIS CHRISTOPHER LEE MCDOWELL ELIZABETH MARIE MUELLER TESSA FAYE PETEREIN TRISTAN JOSEPH RIPPELMEYER VALERIE ANNE LEWIS ERIN ELIZABETH MCELDOWNEY GWENEVERE ELLEN MUELLER TWYLA ANN RITTENHOUSE ROBERT BENJAMIN LEWIS • GREGORY SCOTT MCFARLAND MALLORY JO MUELLER RACHEL LANE PETERSON ERNESTO RIVERA JACOB ROSS LEY SHALAN TIFFANY MCGOVERN KELLI ANN MUELLER NICOLE ELIZABETH PETERSON DUSTIN TIMOTHY ROBB SHERRY ANN LILIENSIEK ASHLEY SHAUNICE MCINTOSH MARGARET LONEY MUELLER BRADLEY PATRICK PETTERSON TANNER MARK ROBBERSTAD KAITLIN ELIZABETH LILLARD SHERRY RANAE MCKINLEY ROBERT THOMAS MULLEN BRIDGETTE LYN PETTIT NICHOLE RENEE ROBBINS NICOLE MARIE LIMA MEGAN NICOLE MCKINZIE ELISE KATHERINE MULLINS JENNIFER FRANCES PEURA TRISTA LEE ROBERSON BRITTANY ESTELLE LIMBACH MARY ANN MCKOON SEAN MICHAEL MULLINS MATTHEW PEYTON KANDACE KAY ROBERTS MALLORY KAY LINCK JENNIFER MARIE MCLAIN LINDSEY RENAE MULVEY MICHELE R PFAFF KARA FRANCES LINCOLN ROBYN DENEE MCMASTER DANIEL EDWARD MULVEY VICTORIA LYNN PFORDRESHER VIESHIA ROBERTS 4A Dean’s List - Fall 2006 Thursday, March 24, 2005

NICOLE ANNE ROBERTSON BRIAN MARC SCHUTTE WENDY A STANFORD HEATHER JOY TRELOW ELIZABETH ELAINE WESTBROOKS JESSICA MARIE ROBERTSON SAMUEL TYLER SCHWARM JENNIFER LYNN STAPLINS CHRISTINA MARIE TREMAIN SHAE NICOLE WESTENDORF NICOLE RENEE ROBERTSON TERA JEAN SCHWARTZ JASON CURTISS STARBIRD BRUCE A TRICKEL KATHERINE ELIZABETH WHALEN AMBER M ROBINS KIMBERLY BENSON SCHWEIKER CRAIG ROBERT STARBUCK LINDSAY MARIE TRIPP ELLEN BETH WHARRIE SHANNON LATISHIA ROBINS STEPHANIE JEAN SCHWEPPE JAMES ANTHONY STARK ERIC SCOTT TRITSCH LAUREN MARIE WHEELER CIARA RENE ROBINSON BRIANA NICOLE SCOTT MIRANDA SUE STARKS MELISSA ROSE TRONCALE DEBORAH ALMA WHEELER KYLE JAMES ROBINSON MICHAEL RYAN SCOTT JARED BENJAMIN STARNES JENNIFER N TROUT LARA ANGELINE WHEELHOUSE CASEY ROBINSON LORILEE SEBESTA AMANDA MARIE STEAD ANGELA CHRISTINE TRUEMPER BENEDICT JOSEPH WHELAN KEITH A ROBINSON MATTHEW ALLEN SECOR KRISTEN JOANNE STEELE JUSTIN THEODORE TRUMPET EMILY ROSE WHELAN IRVIN AUGUSTO ROBLES AMBER JOLENE SECORD ANGELA CHRISTINE STEIN SAMANTHA MARY TUCKER LISA D WHITAKER BRITANY DAEVON ROBSON CARRIE ANNE SEIFFERT AMY ELIZABETH STEINMANN JENNA MARIE TUCKER JESSAMYN MARIE WHITE THERESA LYNN RODDEN ERIC J SEIFFERT ROBERT S STEPHENS VANESSA M TURNER ELIZABETH RENEE WHITE MAGGIE RUTH RODEFFER MICHAEL JARED SELF AMBER LEIGH STEPHENS JOANNA MARIE TURNER ANDREW SCOTT WHITE KENNETH WILLIAM RODGERS CHRISTINA ANN SELINER SHANE THAYER STEPHENS KRZYSZTOF M TYRKA ANNA MARIE WHITE DIANA ELIZABETH RODGERS KYLE DAVID SELLIERS WESLEY RYAN STERR SEAN EDWARD TYUS AMANDA MICHELLE WHITE DEVIN RODINO JENNIFER MARIE SELLMAN CHRISTINA KAY STEVENS MICHAEL DENNIS ULRICH JENNIFER LYNN WHITE SHARON RODRIGUES ZACHARY ADAM SENGER NICHOLAS DANIEL STEVENS JENNA LEIGH UNDERWOOD KIMBERLY ELLEN WHITE ASHLEY MARIE ROEDIGER KIRSTEN JANEEN SENGPIEL ZANE EDWARD STEVENS LESLIE AMBER UNTERBRINK JEFFREY ROBERT WHITE MICHELLE ANNE ROGERS JORDAN ANTHONY SETTLEMOIR REBECCA ODELL STEVENSON JENNIFER LYNNUPCHURCH KYLE ALEXANDER WHITE ASHLEE DAWN ROGERS EMILY ANNE SETTLEMOIR MATTHEW ALLEN STEWARD MIRANDA C URENA PHILLIP DAVID WHITEHEAD ROB IAN ROGERS SERENE MYREE SEYMOUR JULIE ANN STEWART SOUNE URSANI JULIA ELLEN WHITNEY ROBERT WILLIAM ROHE CHARESE NICHOLE SHADWICK DANIELLE MARIE STEWART KRISTINA MARIE UZZO LISA M WHITSON KAILEY DALYNNE ROHRDANZ SHEFALI BIPIN SHAH DANIEL MARTIN STEWART ELISE GABRIELA VALDES KAREN ELSIE WHITTED THERESE RACHEL ROMAN AASHAY N SHAH JAMES THOMAS STICE ELIZABETH MARIE VALENTI CHRISTOPHER DANIEL WIEGAND ANDREW JEROME ROMBACH JOHN BRYAN SHAKE KRISTINA M STILES ELIZABETH M VALLOW JESSICA LYNN WIEGMANN STEVEN RANDALL ROMMERSKIRCHEN ASHLEY MARIE SHAMBRO MICHAEL JOSEPH STOCK LORIE ANNE VAN BRANDON FRANCIS WIELGUS JENNIFER CATHLEEN ROOT RACHEL DAWN SHANNON LUCAS BENJAMIN STOLLER AMY LYNNE VAN RYAN D WIEMELT ASHLEY ANN ROPP RACHEL ELIZABETH SHAROS TREVOR JAY STOLTZ MICHAELA M VAN EVAN PAUL WIEMERS JESSICA PINEDA ROSAL MARY ANN SHARP ALLISON N STONER SCOTT WILLIAM VANDELOO JESSICA LYNN WIESEMAN ELIZABETH A ROSE DEREK SCOTT SHASHEK AMY D STONER JOSEPH RICO VANZO HEATHER RENEE WIESEMEYER JAZMEN J ROSE BETHANY ANNE SHAVER PAMELA NICHOLE STONICH JENNA SUE VARBLE ABBEY SUE WIESNER KALAH LORENE ROSENGREN JASON BEDEL SHEA RONALD ANDREW STOUT CODY CURTIS VAUGHN RYAN WILLIAM WIGGS SARAH ANN ROSS LEANN SHEARBURN DAVID OWENS STOVALL ASHLEY LYNN VELEZ RACHAEL MARIE WILBUR SHERI NICOLE ROSS COLLEEN ELIZABETH SHEEHAN BETHANY SUZANNE STOVERINK RANDY GERALD VENHAUS DANIELLE MARIE WILCOX KIMBERLY ANNE ROSSETTO BENJAMIN PATRICK SHEETS SARA MARIE STRACKEUAHN AMY MARIE VENNELL CARRIE ANN WILDE BROOKE NICOLE ROTH JARED P SHELEY CHRISTIAN TYLER STRASEN ANTHONY SCHROEDER VERCELUNO HEATHERCHRISTINE WILFON JAMIE MARIE ROTTER AMBER NICOLE SHELTON TAYLOR R STRATMAN JOSHUA S VERDUGHT JOHANNES WILKE AMANDA MICHELLE ROUSTIO STEVEN R SHEPARD ALYSON STREID KRISTIN ANN VERGANO COURTNEY LYNN WILKEN WHITNEY ANN-MARIE ROWE JACOB MICHAEL SHERER CHRISTINA M STREMLAU ALEXIS B VICE EMILY ELISE WILKEN ERIC BRUCE ROYER SUANN 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INDIA WEEK from pg. 8____ Jordan Jeffries enjoyed India week has received the Indian cuisine overwhelming support throughout the week. throughout the week. “It was great food. It “Some of the events had some new spices that I have brought up interest of wasn’t used to but I liked Indian people on campus,” it,” Jeffries said. “I really like Raja said. the fact that it had no meat “The introduction of because I am a vegetarian. Indian games and the mock That’s the thing I like about wedding attracted a crowd, Indian food, it offers a lot of especially of non-Indians” options.” Suvarna said. On Wednesday, while Sophomore Rebecca activities continued Baumgartner said, “I think outdoors, in the MUC a that it is helpful to learn gallery of vividly colored about Indian culture ... you poster boards was set up. might want to participate in Each poster presented a it or in another culture profile o f a notable Indian someday and it is good to figure, and of Indian have knowledge of tint achievements in science, culture.” medicine and technology Events conclude widi religions. India Night at 5 p.m. “It’s interesting,” Saturday in the Morris sophomore business major University Center’s John Shake said about the Meridian Ballroom. poster display, adding that At India Night, he especially enjoyed the students can anticipate live poster highlighting Indian music, a fashion show, achievements in Chemistry. Indian cuisine, an after “I thought it was cool party and many more to learn how the Indian festivities to bring this week Steve Berry/Alestle culture contributed to the of activities to a close. Joe Feigl is served by Graduate students Harsha Dhoda (left) and Sriharyni Prabhakar (right) Wednesday during development of chemistry,” Tickets to India Night “Taste of Asia” on the Stratton Quadrangle. he said. are sold out. Indian students and Brittney Barr can be reached at India Week organizers Raja alestlelifestyles(g)Pimail.com and Suvarna Farzana said or 650-3531.

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By Carrie Rickey regeneration. film takes its tide from an anthem by The Who) and tune into the world around him. And he even agrees to get The Philadelphia Inquirer Both in his practice and in his person, Alan specializes in porcelain veneers. He may look gleaming and together, therapy. (MCT) but he has buried his emotions so deep and so well that “Reign” provides Sandler with the trickiest and most he doesn't know how to recover them - or even where ambitious role o f his career. Tricky, because in the recent Picture two men, once roommates at dental school. they are. His life is so full of work and obligation that past, the fanboys haven't flocked to see this jester in a Alan Johnson would seem to have everything - a there is no oxygen to breathe. He wants therapy, but can’t serious role. Ambitious because its degree of difficulty beautiful wife, adorable daughters, a sun-filled Manhattan make an appointment with a professional in his building surpasses that of the other projects he’s done where a co-op and a prosperous cosmetic-dentistry practice. (the beauteous Liv Tyler). Instead, he asks her questions character, not necessarily his, has mental or neurological Charlie Fineman has nothing but a dark apartment when he sees her in the hall. issues (“Punch-Drunk Love,” “50 First Dates,” haunted by a big-screen television and the PlayStation Cheadle, a wiry actor drawn more to the fine grains “Spanglish”). game Shadow of the Colossus. than the broad strokes of character (Buck in “Boogie The undercurrent of rage that flows through When the immaculately-groomed Alan (Don Nights,” Paul Rusesagabina in “Hotel Rwanda”), carries Sandler's work threatens to turn tidal here - and that Cheadle) sees former roomie Charlie (Adam Sandler) on himself like a a man so tightly wrapped that he's coming works to “Reign’s” advantage. It keeps Cheadle - and the the street he is stunned. Can this raggedy man who looks apart. Yet from Alan's wife (Jada Pinkett Smith) to his audience - on edge. This said, Sandler only intermittently just a ladle away from the soup kitchen really be his receptionist (Paula Newsome) to his patients (especially drew me into Charlie. Is it because people lacking onetime pal? Saffron Burrows), the women around him variously emotional affect are robotic? Or is it something lacking in Alan knows that Charlie lost his wife and daughters handle, manhandle and sexually harass him. Sandler’s performance? in a plane crash - and is in such denial that he can't say out Alan’s feeling unmanned when he runs into Charlie, The therapeutic community will be startled to see a loud that the crash was on 9/11. As he extends a hand to whose tousled curls, pursed lips and hangman's muffler psychiatrist prescribe her nymphomaniac patient to help Charlie, the last thing Alan expects is that this simple signify Bob Dylan of the “Blonde on Blonde” album Charlie. (Charlie’s delusion? Binder’s fantasy?) act of kindness will be the shock therapy he needs to cover. Charlie, who doesn't remember Alan - or much Happily, this does not sink Binder’s film. An 11th- jump-start his own dead emotional engine. else - is so unhinged that he makes Alan feel composed. hour boost from Donald Sutherland as a judicious judge “Reign Over Me” is about both the impossibility and And, as Alan’s wife shrewdly notes, the man who has helps keep it afloat. As does Russ T. Alsobrook’s nocturnal the necessity of male friendship. Likewise the it all is secredy envious o f the man who has lost it all cinematography showing Manhattan as a place where the impossibility and necessity of sorting through the post- because Charlie, who scooters through Manhattan like a twinkling lights can't fully penetrate the ominous 9/11 emotional debris, that particulate matter that coats teenager relieved of his parents, lives free of obligation shadows. Yet it is also a place where^ shadow-ridden man the atmosphere and psyches o f America. The film's point and responsibility. can reclaim the past and help his friend see the light. is that all o f us - not only Alan and Charlie - are still in the Binder (an actor/writer/director who gives himself a shadow of the colossus. small part in the film as Charlie’s attorney) gets the best Written and directed by Mike Binder, whose “The 3 stars Upside of Anger” was similarly ambitious, audacious and out of his actors in this electrifying character study. messy (by which I mean psychologically keen and A few droplets of Alan’s attention make the wilted narratively implausible), “Reign” is a triumph for Cheadle Charlie spring back to something .like life. Before long, © 2007, The Philadelphia Inquirer. Distributed by and Sandler, whose performances strew the seeds of Alan persuades Charlie to take off his headphones (the McClatchy-Tribune Information Services. Men’s Tennis vs. Olivet Nazarene - Friday, 1 p.m. Women’s Tennis vs. Olivet Nazarene - Friday, 1 p.m. Baseball vs. Northern Kentucky - Friday, 7 p.m. Questions or comments regarding this section? Softball vs. Quincy (DH) - Saturday, noon Contact Sports Editor Matthew Bruce at 650-3524 or [email protected]. 10 SportsI www.thealestle.com Thursday, March 22, 2007 Quincy swipes one, rain steals other

The Cougars had little time powerful day offensively. Seven Cougars fall in to celebrate as they welcomed the SIUE players contributed with Quincy University Tuesday for a doubles. The Cougars scored home-opening two-game set. four runs on seven hits. Despite The second of the two games the early exit for Cougar doubleheader was cancelled due to inclement pitching, the team only had one weather. In the first game, the error in the wet and sloppy Cougars fell to the Hawks by a conditions. by Anthony Patrico score of 7-4. This is the second “Zach is one o f our best Alestle Sports Reporter time the Cougars and the Hawks pitchers and has had nothing but have met. They faced off in a good starts all year,” Litteken Before heading to doubleheader earlier this year in said. “So it was a bit of a SimmonsCooper Complex Quincy. The Cougars split the surprise.” Tuesday, the No. 30 SIUE two game set, falling the first The Cougars are now 10-5 baseball team received some game of the day and gaining a overall. They hold a GLVC good news. victory the second. record of 6-3, which currently Senior pitcher James Hertle The Hawks opened up the places them ranked 30 nationally. was named Great Lakes Valley game by scoring four runs during Quincy improved their record to Conference Pitcher o f the Week. the first inning, causing SIUE 5-4 in the GLVC standings. Hertle received the honor for his Head Coach Gan' Collins to As far as the rest of the performance over die weekend as remove his starting pitcher, season, the team will now focus he pitched a one hit shutout junior Zach Everist, before the on ever}’ game from here on out while visiting the University of inning ended. Litteken came into and look at each contest one at a Missouri-Rolla. the game to take over duties on time. Hertle pitched a complete- the mound. The Hawks “I think we need to improve game, in a 1-0 win for the converted four runs on five hits. on clutch hitting when we get Cougars. During the contest, In the home half of the gpys in scoring position,” junior Hertle struck out five Rolla inning, the Cougars scored a run shortstop Cory Bunner said. “We batters. Hertle now holds a off a double by junior first need to cash in and we just season record o f 1-0, with an baseman Steve Doll. The haven’t been doing that.” ERA of 1.59. Cougars again struck during the Up next for the Cougars is a Upon hearing the news, home half of the second inning, four game series against GLVC Hertle and his teammates knew scoring another run on a double rival Kentucky Wesleyan College. that the award was well-deserved. by senior Ryan Czyz. The series kicks off at 7 p.m. “I thought it was awesome,” The Cougars chipped away Friday at the SimmonsCooper junior pitcher Cody Litteken at the lead bringing the difference Complex. said. “He has been a big part of to within one, until the forth the team for the last two years inning when the Hawks scored another two runs making the and everybody likes him and he Andy Rathnow/Alestle finally has something to show for score 6-3. Anthony Patrico can be reached at SIUE junior pitcher Nick Taylor throws a pitch during the Cougars’ 7-4 it.” The Cougars did have a [email protected] or 650-3524. loss to Quincy University Tuesday afternoon at Roy Lee Field. Men’s golf takes fifth at NKU Intramural hoops championships by Lindsay Stuart total score of 141, finishing one Fellow senior teammate Brian tonight at Student Fitness Center Alestle Sports Reporter stroke above par. Kuddes came in two strokes by Matthew Bruce played late Wednesday, will face “Craig started playing better behind with a mark of 150 to Alestle Sports Editor off against either Illini or Kappa It’s back into the swing of and the course set up well for place 34th. Chi at 8 p.m. things for the SIUE men’s golf him,” Viehl said. “He had two Senior Ryan Coughlin shot a The Student Fitness Center The women’s division will team as it completed its second good, solid rounds and that’s 151 and freshman Dillon Brasher will be buzzing tonight with its see the Feisty Femmes pitted match of the spring season at the what we needed. He’s been rounded out SIUE’s scoring, own brand of March Madness. against Team A at 9 p.m. Northern Kentucky University struggling this year and he finally chipping a 156 to finish 16 The men’s open, men’s rec, In the co-rec league, Team A Spring Invitational over the put it together. Hopefully he can strokes over. women’s and co-rec divisions will square off with the winner of weekend. continue doing that.” SIUE will continue its The Cougars placed fifth out season Monday and Tuesday at of nine schools with a two-day the Bellarmine Invitational at the “There will be bleachers, team score of 582 at the “Fifth is about Persimmon Ridge Golf Course in tournament, which was held Louisville, Ky. Then it’s on to the refreshments and a sound system. where we Saturday and Sunday at Eagle Perry Park Golf Course in It’ll be really cool.” Creek golf course in Crittendon, should place.” Kentucky as the Cougars Ky. SIUE finished 19 strokes compete in the NCAA Division -Richard Chadwell behind the University of -Kyle Viehl II Great Lakes Regional Cincinnati, the tournament Tournament, hosted by Northern SIUE Intramural Sports General Assistant leader. SIUE Head Coach Kentucky University. Perry Park “Fifth is right about where Golf Course is where the NKU crown their champions as four Wednesday’s Triple Threat/Alpha we should place,” SIUE Head Senior Kyle Lickenbrock Fall Invitational was held in intramural title basketball 'games Sigma Tau matchup at 10 p.m. Coach Kyle Viehl said. “It’s early tied for 11th with a four-over par September. SIUE finished in are scheduled for court one. Each game will consist of in the year and the guys aren’t mark of 144. sixth place - dead last - at that “There will be bleachers, a two 20-minute halves with a playing as well as they’d like. “Kyle is our top player and event. sound system and refreshments,” running clock. Other than (University of Cincinnati) is a he’s been playing solid so far,” “Our season really begins SIUE Intramural Sports General timeouts, the clock only stops on Division-I school and played well Viehl said. “He was probably a with the NKU Regional. The Assistant Richard Chadwell. “It’ll a whistle during the final two both days. They had five really little disappointed and wished he three tournaments after be really cool.” minutes of each half and in strong players and that turned would have played a little better Bellarmine are our big season,” In the men’s rec league, overtimes. A 30-point mercy rule out to be the difference. Their but he’s always near the top of Viehl said. “Hopefully we are Deuces Wild tangles with will also be enforced. depth was just stronger than the the lead.” getting ready for those Explosion at 7 p.m. rest of us.” SIUE senior Kyle Gansauer tournaments.” In the men’s open, the SIUE senior Craig racked up a 74 on both days and Lindsay Stuart can be reached at winner of the Freakshow/ Matthew Bruce can be reached at Heinzmann tied for third with a finished 27th at eight above par. [email protected] or 650-3524. Blitzkrieg game, which was [email protected] or 650-3524. Thursday, March 22,2007 www.thealestle.com 11 Intramural hoops team takes second at Mizzou by Matthew Bruce nice gym. The competition was Alestle Sports Editor pretty good. We played together as a team, but in the last game we Over the weekend, a few of just couldn’t make a lot o f shots. SIUE’s recreation basketball I think we didn’t have enough players showed that their game people. Our legs were pretty tired transcends the Student Fitness and a lot of our shots were Center. coming up short.” The SIUE Bailers, which SIUE won a team award for won the intramural sportsmanship and had two championship for the men’s open players - Readus and fellow preseason league in the fall, senior Joel Jaye - named to the finished second at the National Intramural Recreation Sports Association men’s division “It’s good Region 5 Extramural Basketball Championships Sunday at the basketball, put University of Missouri’s Brewer Fieldhouse in Columbia, Mo. it that way.” “It’s good basketball, put it -Keith Becherer that way,” SIUE Assistant SIUE Assistant Director Director of Recreational of Recreational Programs Programs Keith Becherer said. “It was amazing seeing them upholding the standards of SIUE all-tournament team. and I was very, very pleased with “If we would have won the that in addition to them finishing championship, Joel would have second.” won the tournament MVP,” The Bailers lost to the Readus said. “Even though we University of Kansas in the lost, I think he deserved MVP. championship game after You have to win to get MVP, but running off four consecutive I think he deserved it anyway. "ictories to advance to the title “That’s not the biggest match. It was the fifth game in accomplishment, though. The two days for the team, which biggest accomplishment for us I consisted o f just six players. think was the Sportsmanship “It was pretty fun. We had a Award,” Readus added. “That good time,” senior Patrick was very shocking to us, really.” Courtesy of University of Missouri Rec Sports SIUE senior business major Joel Jaye, 3, drives past a defender during the SIUE Bailers’ loss to the Readus said. “We enjoyed As a result o f winning the University of Kansas in the championship game of the National Intramural Recreation Sports Association Mizzou’s gym. They have a very MIZZOU HOOPS/pg. 13 men’s division Region 5 Extramural Basketball Championships Sunday at the University of Missouri.

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preseason tournament in November, SIUE paid for the Bailers to go to Chicago in February and compete in the State of Illinois Extramural Basketball Tournament at DePaul University Playing in a field that consisted of 18 teams, the Bailers won twice and advanced to the semifinals, where they lost to the eventual champions from the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater. SIUE’s success in Chicago inspired the team to go to the regional event at Missouri, where they paid their own entry fee. The Bailers plan to go to the NIRSA National Basketball Championships, which will be held April 13-15 at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. Readus said the team would add more players to stave off fatigue at the 72-team tournament. AMERICA’S #1 SANDWICH DELIVERY' Elsewhere, the Cobra Kai represented SIUE on the women’s side at the tournament. Cobra Kai made it to the playoffs but suffered a decimating loss to 1063 S. STATE ROUTE 157 eventual champions the St. Leo’s Saints, of Central Arkansas, on 610.656.5700 Saturday. “It was really fun. Everything went smoothly,” Meaghan Endicott, part of the six-member team, said. “We’re not a club ..tftWIV JOffJy, JIMMY team yet. We’re trying to be, but Courtesy of University of Missouri Rec Sports JOHNS WEI Sine* 1 ■ W ■ I9 S 3 we don’t practice together or SIUE sophomore Chris Howard, 5, drives past a defender during the anything. We just play for fun.” SIUE Bailers' loss to the University of Kansas in the championship deliver! COM game of the National Intramural Recreation Sports Association men’s G°PRMET SANDWICH* M atthen’ Bruce can be reached at division Region 5 Extramural Basketball Championships Sunday at the « ISIS. 2002 2003. 2004 JIMMY JOHN S FRANCHISI. UC [email protected] or 650-3524. University of Missouri. 14 www.thealestle.com Thursday, March 22, 2007

TENNIS from pg. 13

of the women’s matches, and the tournament, it is ludicrous to SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY ' 618-650-BFIT Grand Slams profit well off of have a difference in pay,” tennis IaiMyggyu www.siue.edu/crec them. player John McEnroe said earlier C a m p u s R e c r e a t io n “Women’s tennis players are this year. “It would be setting an H H jj M. getting as many sponsors and example to the rest of society in media coverage as the men,” general to have equal prize 2004 Wimbledon champion money.” AiViatwt Eacti Maria Sharapova said. “I Fortunately, the French Saturday March 31 understand that our TV ratings at Open realized that paying all the Grand Slams are pretty much women in the tournament equal a am - 2 pm equal to and often better than the to their male counterparts is the Reg. Doe March 3 0 men. So I don’t understand fair thing to do. the rationale for paying the The announcement is a men more than us,” she said last victory for tennis, a victory for year. sports and a victory for equality. Men have rallied around the Teams of two cause for equal pay, as well. (c) 2007, Sanhita SinhaRoy, ' mLf*' compete for “When you’ve got men and Distributed by McClatchy- J H big time fun women playing at the same Tribune Information Services { through a series Fees: of challenges a I TATUM $10 - $20 here at SIUE! from pg. 12

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