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JOHN RYAN BARWICK this long was in 1990, and that Executive Editor was when new president Rosell came in. It ended in the spring For the first time in 16 years, and the contract was signed in the university is entering the fall the fall," said Gerald Turkel, semester without reaching a new a sociology professor and the collective bargaining agreement Contract Maintenance Officer for between the .American Association the AAUP. “A lot of times when of University Professors (AAUP) there is a transition, like a new and administration. president coming in, it can take The AAUP is responsible for longer for contract talks to move negotiating and bargaining with forward. Were hoping things will Delaware administration over progress.” Turkel joined the Union matters ranging from salary, in 1990. This is his 3rd time as retirement benefits and all policies chief negotiator.” that affect the employment of Delaware law does not require faculty. faculty to join the union. However, The most recent contract more than half of Delaware ran until the end of June, and professors are members of the negotiations for the new contract AAUP. began as early as February. Despite In addition to attributing negotiations between the AAUP the delay to an administration and bargaining team, an agreement in transition, the AAUP has been has not been made. critical of proposals made from LAUREN VILLA/THE REVIEW The transition between former the administration concerning The university’s Air Force Reserve Officer Trainings Corps Detachment 128 held a memorial ceremony on Sunday at 8:30 Interim President Nancy Targett retirement benefits. a.m. on the South Green. The event paid tribute to the individuals who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks 15 years prior. and new President Dennis Assanis “The administration initially may be partially responsible. made draconian proposals on “The only time that it took SEE UNION PAGE 6 College Republicans to Advance Climate bring alt-right leader Milo Survey shows faculty Yiannopoulos to campus dissatisfaction with mentoring program JACOB ORLEDGE Staff Reporter

The College Republicans excellence and diversity among and the Delaware Federation of JAGODA DUL faculty,” Cook said. College Republicans announced Staff Reporter Cook said the team is working this week that they invited Milo on increasing the transparency Yiannopoulos, one of the leaders At yesterday’s General Faculty of university faculty policies and of the alt-right conservative meeting, President Dennis Assanis procedures. She said the initiative movement, to speak in Mitchell said he wants to take the university will not be successful if it is only Hall on Oct. 24. This will be a stop on a new trajectory. applied to STEM faculty. on Yiannopoulos’ “Dangerous “We will be moving from “If we only change things Faggot" tour of colleges and excellence to preeminence,” for STEM faculty, everything will universities. Assanis said. revert back to how it was before Yiannopoulos has been quoted Assanis highlighted campus because the campus climate will saying things such as “Rape culture issues such as a lack of diversity still remain the same," Cook said. is a myth," "There is no bias against and outdated facilities, both of “This involves all of us.” women in the tech industry, which need to be addressed and COURTESY OF KMERON Provost Domenico Grasso said they just suck at interviews.” He fixed in order for the university Milo Yiannopoulos, a commentator aligned with the alt-right conservative move­ the university's freshman class is was banned from Twitter in July atmosphere to continue improving. ment, is slated to come to campus on Oct. 24. currently only five students over following his involvement in racist After reviewing a high level their target, with 3,955 freshmen attacks against “Ghostbusters” Democrats, said. white supremacist,” McGinley said. agenda for his goals, Assanis was enrolled as of the meeting of actress Leslie Jones. Anonymous alumni created a Many groups on campus faced with questions from the the Faculty Senate. Grasso also Andrew Lipman, chairman petition on Change.org requesting disagree; several campus audience about funding. reported that the Honors Program of the Delaware Federation that the university prevent groups signed and submitted “It could be SI million, but it decreased by about 200 student of College Republicans, is the Yiannopoulos from speaking on an open letter to the university won’t be SI billion,” he said. this year, an intentional drop to principal organizer of the event campus. administration at the end of the The first Faculty Senate alleviate pressure on the program. and confirmed via email that he “If one disagrees with Milo last week protesting Yiannopoulos' meeting of the fall semester Grasso said the Promotion was the one who reached out and and the people whom [sic] support planned visit. This push was led followed Assanis' presentation. and Tenure Commission Charge invited Yiannopoulos to campus. him, silencing him will do nothing by senior Sage Carson, Generation Pam Cook, Unidel Professor of Task Force has been staffed with “Multiple members of our to change their opinions, only Action president and sexual Mathematics and Associate Dean 11 faculty members and will be membership requested that we strengthen them," Lipman said assault advocate. The open letter of Engineering, reported results of working to define the role of bring him to campus so when I when asked about the concerns of has been signed by the leaders of a 2016 climate survey about faculty saw the opportunity I took it,” alumni surrounding the event. 18 separate RSOs, including those mentoring. UD Advance, a program tenure-track faculty members as Lipman said. Although Lipman said of Multicultural Greek Congress, dedicated to the advancement of a an essential part of the university mission. There is widespread concern neither he nor the club endorsed the Muslim Student Association more diverse faculty, conducted “The purposes and roles of on campus that Yiannopoulos’ Yiannopoulos' rhetoric or and Haven. the survey. tenure-track faculty members will rhetoric, which is often accused of positions, he maintained that “We ask for an institutional According to the Faculty being sexist, racist and otherwise Yiannopoulos’ right to freedom standard to be set that does not Handbook, each assistant be defined more completely and explicitly,” Grasso said. hateful, will inflame tensions with of speech trumped any concern allow hate speech to be fostered professor, upon being hired, Grasso also reported the minority groups on campus. The about hateful rhetoric on campus. and promoted on campus," the should be designated a mentor in results of the Thanksgiving Break Katie Pavlich speaking event last “If you disagree with the letter (which is printed on page 7) their department. This mentor is Survey. 77.6 percent of 1,273 September, hosted by the Students content of what he says the best states. generally a senior faculty member students who responded to the for the Second Amendment, kicked thing to do is to let him speak and The Delaware Federation of from the assistant professor’s off a dialogue on race relations. challenge his opinions to prove College Republicans, led by Lipman, department. survey indicated preference for the five day break implemented Many fear that Yiannopoulos will them wrong,” he said. maintain that V lannopoulos is free Cook said the survey showed be even more controversial and Connor McGinley, president of to express his views on campus. 70 percent of write-in comments last year. 70.2 percent of the 514 faculty members who responded offensive and erase the progress the university’s chapter of Young “Let’s have some context as with respect to mentoring at the also indicated preference for the made on campus. Americans for Liberty, said that to who he is and what he does,” university indicated dissatistaction. break. “[Minority students) are tired while white supremacist attitudes Mukhopadhyay said. “The 23 percent of respondents said of feeling they don’t belong...tired should not be encouraged on they have a formal mentor. Grasso said the university things he does say are very The program is working with is committed to the five-day of this division where there is the campus, he does not believe offensive and hurtful and Yiannopoulos’ work falls under Emily Davis, English professor Thanksgiving break for at least white UD and there is the minority they are not productive for UD,” Hirak Mukhopadhyay, vice that category. and Senator, to formalize the two more years, but will continue president of the university’s “From what I’ve seen of what a progressive and forward mentoring program for assistant to assess student body and faculty chapter of the NAACP and Milo talks about and stuff, I don’t thinking society.” professors. preference. former president of the College necessarily consider him to be a “We are about building

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Free Lunch Friday, 11:00 am. Venture Develop­ DELAWARE CONGRESSIONAL ment Center ENCILJ “Due Process and Sexual Misconduct on Campus” presentation by Samantha Harris of I T I M the Foundation for Individual Rights in Educa­ J tion, Department of Philosophy’s David Norton PRIMARY CANDIDATES Memorial Lecture, 3:30 p.m., Gore Recital Hall of the Roselle Center for the Arts 24-hour POW/MIA Vigil, University of Delaware Air Force ROTC Detachment 128, Veterans Memorial, 6:00 p.m., Academy Building lawn, Lisa B lunt Sean Barney B rya n Hans Reigle Main Street R ochester T o w n s e n d TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Lisa Blunt Rochester is An Iraq War veteran, History Workshop, 12:15 p.m., Munroe Wall Street Prep, 9:00 a.m., Purnell Hall a Democratic candidate Hans Reigle is the Re­ Sean Barney has spent Bryan Townsend is a Hall Room 203 Room 115 running for a seat in publican candidate for time as an aide on Capi­ Democratic candidate Drag Queen Martha Graham Cracker, Faculty Gala, 8:00 p.m., Mitchell Hall Delaware’s congress. Delaware’s Congress 4:00 p.m. Q&A in the dome area of tol Hill to incumbent running for Congress. Second Annual Gold and BLUDance, She began her career in seat. Reigle comes from Memorial Hall, 7:00 p.m. performance UDance and the Student Centers politics as a caseworker Senator Tom Carper, He has been a senator a strong military back­ in Bacchus Theatre, Perkins Student Programming Advisory Board, 10:00 p.m. tor Congressman Tom and has also spent time for the state of Delaware Center to 12:30 a.m., Trabant Student Center Carper and served in the ground, having served as the policy director for since 2012. A native Braskem Information Session, MPRs cabinets of two separate in the Air Force for 20 Del. Gov. Jack Markell. Delawarean, he was an 5:30 p.m., Career Services Center Del. governors as the years. Reigle then transi­ Workshop Room undergraduate at the state’s first African- Barney is also graduate tioned into working for American Deputy University of Delaware, of Columbia University, United Airlines after re­ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 Secretary of Health ana Yale Law School and received a Rhodes Social Services. During tiring from the military. scholarship and later went her tenure as Secretary the Harvard Kennedy The former mayor of Girl Scouts of Chesapeake Bay God of Carnage, 2 p.m., Center for the to law school at Yale. After Information Table, 10:00 a.m., Trabant Arts Studio Theatre of Labor, on the other School of Government. Wyoming, Del., Reigle is law school, Townsend Student Center The Music of Michael Pisaro: University hand, she focused on According to his web­ currently the Assistant Employer Resume Review for the of South Carolina Experimental Music connecting employers served as a clerk for site, Barney is focused Director of the Aviation Engineering and Technology Career Ensemble, 3:00 p.m., The Center for the to resources and job Chancellor William seekers, namely those on “finding solutions to Program at Delaware Community, 1:00 p.m.. Career Services Arts Gore Recital Hall Chandler in Georgetown, Center transitioning from Del. the urgent challenges State University. Accord­ Del. As a candidate, Financing Your Study Abroad, 3:30 prisons and those on facing Delaware and the ing to his website, Reigle Townsend advocates for p.m., Willard Hall Room 217 welfare. She has also United States, such as believes that some of the been commissioned to the middle class with strengthening Social Se­ key issues facing Dela­ investigate Delaware higher wages and more State Police for curity and Medicare, re­ ware currently include economic opportunity. problems involving ducing income inequal­ the need to reclaim high He has supported an racial and sexual ity and improving our and low tech jobs to en­ increase in the minimum discrimination. Del. public schools.” able more Americans to born and Wilmington wage. Another issue work, improve our edu­ raised, Rochester of Townsend’s is his graduated from Padua cational system so youth education policy. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Academy and earned have more options com­ According to his website, a Master’s in urban ing out of school and ad­ U.S. Marines Information Table, 8:30 a.m., affairs and public policy he has opposed making Summer Farmers Market, 11:00 a.m., dressing border control Purnell hall Main Lobby from the University of test scores a primary part Mentor's Circle issues facing our coun­ Time Management Workshop, 3:30 Note-Taking Workshop, 3:30 p.m., Delaware after receiving of teacher evaluations Harrington Commons a degree in international try. p.m., Christiana Commons and has supported an Athlete Networking Night, 6:30 p.m., Bob relations from Fairleigh Latino Heritage Event with U.S. Poet increase in starting Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera, 7:00 Carpenter Center Dickinson University. p.m • Trabant MPRs As a mother of two, wages for educators. she believes a fresh, Townsend is particularly common sense approach popular among young can help improve the lives of Delaware's people, including current communities. Her university' students and election would mark recent graduates. the first time that Delaware has sent not only a woman, but also a person of color to Congress. REDWHITE ------a n d ------

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RACHEL CURRY tried to call my grandmother’s Senior Reporter house, no one was home there. I didn't really get a hold of anybody, Fifteen years ago, on Sept. so I left a voicemail and that was 11, 2001, the 3rd Battalion 75th the last time I talked to them for Ranger Regiment was told to turn about a month and a half.” in their cell phones, grab their Wardrup says that his gear and get ready to deploy. battalion was one of the first Jason Wardrup, an energy and ones in Afghanistan after 9/11. environmental policy major from The National Command Authority Harbeson, Del., was one of them. (NCA) keeps the third Ranger Wardrup was enlisted in the battalion as a ranger ready army from 1999 until 2003. He force, or rapid deployment unit, was deployed a total of tour times meaning they can be deployed at in the support of the global war any time. on terror, twice to Afghanistan In Oct. 2001, a part of and twice to Iraq. Today, he is Wardrup’s unit parachuted less than a semester away from into Afghanistan in Operation raduating from the university, Rhino, the primary televised ut said he recalls the attack, and airborne drop. The landing zone the months that followed, clearly. became what is known as Camp After graduating from Cape Rhino. Wardrup parachuted Henlopen High School • located into Afghanistan on Nov. 11 of in Lewes, Del. - in 1999, Wardrup that year, taking out a terrorist took the summer off, beginning training camp. basic training that August. Soon “You have these expectations after, he went on to Airborne of what combat is, and then School, followed by the Ranger when you get there, sometimes it Indoctrination Program. By early doesn’t meet your expectation,” 2000, he was assigned to the 3rd Wardrup said. “It’s a lot more Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment. surreal, and we learned the cost of the war right away.” “It wasn’t really a plan to go LAUREN VILLA/THE REVIEW to Rangers right away,' Wardrup Two of Wardrup’s fellow said. “I really just wanted to go to Rangers, John Edmunds and The university’s Air Force ROTC program held a memorial event Sunday morning to honor those currently serving in the Airborne School. But I said, ‘well, Kristofor Stonesifer, were killed military and those who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks. I’ll give it a try.’ It was the best in action (KIA) on Oct. 19, 2001 decision I ever made.” during the first mission. Their a country since then and learns been to that not too many people when they take on their role. The Rangers, a part of the helicopter crashed and they were some lessons trom it. It’s just a go to," Wardrup said. “We really owe it as a society special operations command, are crushed underneath. completely different America, He said that after that, he and to understand that,” Wardrup considered the world’s premier “If you had any illusions of from pre-9/11 to post-9/11, in the club’s president connected said. “The vast majority of light-infantry unit. the glories of war, it hits you right my opinion.” and he got involved, helping to veterans come back, integrate After extensive training, in tne face that this is the true With the upcoming election rebrand the club along the way. into society and are real assets Wardrup graduated from Ranger cost,” he says. causing major tension, Wardrup With Wardrup expecting to that have great accomplishments School as a team leader in June Wardrup believes that 9/11 said ne believes that the graduate at the end of the fall in their civilian life as well. And 2001. Just months later, the 9/11 was a major awakening for generational divisions are holding semester, he wants people to I think part of that is because of attacks happened. America, considering it was tne country back. know that soldiers don t set aside the shared experience of serving “That’s the first time I was the first time the country was “I think, as a whole, the the part of them that is a civilian something more than yourself.” deployed,” he said. “At the ripe attacked on its own soil since younger generations are actually ola age of 20 years old.” Pearl Harbor. He said that, at the a lot more tolerant of each other Immediately following time, the country primarily felt than the older generations,” he 9/11, the American military justified in what the military was said. “These older generations are transitioned from peacetime to doing in Afghanistan, and that really trying to fight to hold on to wartime, with a clear mission to civilians wanted justice. what their perspective of America New hotline take down the assailants. Wardrup Wardrup was scheduled to should be instead of letting the saw this transition firsthand. get out of the army in Aug. 2003, younger generation advance. ’ “I had just left the chow hall but due to the stop-loss, his Wardrup said that serving as and I came into the company contract was extended and he a ranger in the army, especially headquarters. They were setting was deployed a fourth and final during what he considers such time to Iraq. He was discharged number up a TV in the room,” he said, a pivotal period in America, describing the morning of Sept. on Dec. 23, 2003, just two days affected him in ways he might 11, 2001. Wardrup said that, once before Christmas. otherwise not have been. the television was set up, they Wardrup said he believes “I try not to dwell on the turned to CNN just in time to that once tne Iraq War came on minutiae, the little things that witness the second plane hit the the table, the. focus really shifted tend to bother people,” ne said. increases range towers. away from Afghanistan, a place “There’s a greater sense oi “We were just like, ‘this is for where soldiers are still fighting to appreciation for everything I real,'” he said. this day. The war in Afghanistan have, the people I have around S.O.S website, both men and is the second longest running war me and the people I served with.” WILLIAM KEBBE Complying with regulations, Associate News Editor women are the victims of sexual the army went into operational in U.S. history, only four years Wardrup is a member of Blue assault on campus, and the security, where soldiers were shy of the Vietnam War. Hen Veterans. He said that he organizations works to dispel the “It really feels like it was was not aware of the registered Charles Beale, director of the instructed to gather their cell Center for Counseling and Student myth “that only women are victims phones and modems and turn just last week,” Wardrup said, student organization until he of sexual assault and dating/ adding that he believes this happened to have a class with the Development, calls himself the them in without contacting eternal optimist. His office, in domestic violence." anyone. time in September is always a club’s president. In Sept. 2015, the Rape, Abuse, time to reflect. “Hopefully, the “The professor asked where concordance with the Office of “I tried to call my parents, no Student Wellness and Health & Incest National Network (RAINN) one was home,” Wardrup said. "I country as a whole looks at that we’ve been in the world, and he released statistics that describe the event and where we've gone as was saying a lot of places that I've Promotion, the Dean of Students office, Student Health Services and climate of sexual and gender based the entire Division of Student Life, violence on campus, and how both are embarking on a new initiative: male and female students are To increase the number of services affected. The myriad of statistics students can receive for their display a sad reality on college mental and emotional health. campuses. RS( > brings attention to The new UD Helpline number, According to the statistics, which serves as a resource for college-aged women (18-24) are students, recently integrated three times more likely than the existing services for victims of general women population to sexual assault. For the first time in experience sexual violence. During •*0 years, the university's hotline their time on a college campus, free speech on campus 23.1 percent of females and 5.4 tor Sexual Offense Support (S.O.S.) has changed and will be included percent of males will experience in the scope of services provided rape or sexual assault, whether it by the 24/7 hotline number. be through physical force, violence JOHN RYAN BARWICK forwarded the video to FIRE, the and bring them together as one,” The hotline number will or incapacitation. Executive Editor Foundation for Individual Rights Stewart said. also include services that will With this new number and its in Education, who then contacted Obviously, Libertarian assist students that are feeling involvement with S.O.S., junior the university. presidential candidate Gary o erwhelmed, distressed or in need Harry Lewis is excited that the This story begins with a penis, victims of sexual assault or gender- drawn crudely in black sharpie Ultimately, the university Johnson generally represents of a mental health professional. Its puroose is to provide immediate based violence will have access onto a giant, inflatable multi­ conceded via email that the officer everything YAL would stand for. to more resources through the colored ball, left out on The Green. was in the wrong. Still, they remain adamant that a and direct counseling services to students at any time of day or hotline's incorporation of other Amongst the smiley faces, As the election season begins to nonpartisan approach is best. counseling services. escalate, and our partisan tensions night. the signatures and the cheerful Beale said his office estimates “1 think this number gives messages, the penis seemed a rise like our blood pressure, “I’m hoping that people don’t they will see about 9.5 percent of people confidence that they are bit much, but not entirely out groups like YAL find themselves get disillusioned with politics in the student body come in to walk- truly anonymous, and I’m fortunate of place for a college campus. in a unique position. Unlike the general because you have to pay in hours and receive treatment each to be on a campus that values the Similar illustrations can be found College Republicans and College attention to it,” Stewart said. “I’m year; a figure that Beale believes victim’s voice,” ne said. Democrats, the pro-liberty group worried people will see that we’ve is “pretty good.” But he said that It was just last spring that in almost any male bathroom stall. Lewis and classmate Sage Carson This specific penis was noted by a is unable to actively endorse bills, got corruption on both sides, while this statistic pleases him, many students remain unaware of were onstage with Lady Gaga at university police officer, and thus legislation or specific candidates egotistical maniacs on both sides the Oscars, surrounding her as — only the ideas behind the bills i’m hoping people won’t turn it off the services available for them. conflict arose. “My hope is that this service she sanjj her sone “Til It Happens It was mid-April and students and candidates. and we can provide a principled will be an extension of the To You from tne documentary were out enjoying the first warm In their first meeting of the approach to policy." counseling center,” Beale said. “The Hunting Ground,” whicn days of the year. The inflatable semester, each member sat in a With regards to free speech on “We are always going to encourage investigated rape culture on ball belonged to the Young circle and brought up a specific campus, the university is ranked as students to come in here between college campuses. Americans for Liberty (YAL), an issue they felt strongly about. a “yellow” school on FIRE’s website, 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., but if for some Brought to the attention of millions with Lady Gaga’s RSO dedicated to seeking young The smoking ban on campus was meaning we have “unclear laws” reason the student does not want to, they can access those services.” performance, as well as the people “committed to winning on brought up. So was prison reform regarding free speech and liberty proliferated coverage of the principle.” and oversized government. Drug on campus. Last year, speaker In addition to providing more mental health services to Stanford rape victim’s letter, sexual In the case of the penis, the laws were mentioned three times. Katie Pavlich’s arrival brought assault on college campuses is a The libertarian movement students, Beale said that it is his principle was free speech. The protests and angst. This year, the hoDe that this new number will hot button topic, shifting toward police officer had been told to ask is relatively new to the political announcement of controversial decrease the gender stigma of thr story of the survivor, Lewis the group to deflate the ball, or conversation. To Y AL, Ron Paul is pundit Milo Yiannopoulos asking for professional mental said. cover up the image. Jason Stewart, Elvis. Or Reagan. appearance has already sparked help. Delaware’s campus reflects The new, inclusive number is then the president of YAL, began to “His message of liberty, I rumours of protests and counter­ a larger national trend of women a small step on a single university campus, but Lewis is proud to be question the police officer on why never heard about it till Ron Paul,” events. seeking out mental health services more frequently than men. on a campus that values this cause or why not he should be required Cooper said. “Oh wow, someone “All it is a representation of so much. to hide the penis. The officer cited who doesn’t fall in the right or lett themselves, and people should On a national level, according to the World Health Organization “It’s just another vote of Title IX, saying that the ball and category.” be able to represent themselves confidence that so many people Both Stewart and Cooper (WHO), women are more likely than its illustrations were “offensive.” through speech and that’s men to seek mental health care in the university community take Sensing a noteworthy moment, started recruiting actively for something we never want to have from their primary physician. On sexual assault seriously,” he said. then Vice President Aaron Cooper YAL in 2014, Stewart going to the taken away,” Cooper said. campus, Beale said tne percentage “That they would set aside their took out his phone and filmed the national conference the summer of Their future plans involve a of women seeking help compared own phone number says so much. discussion between Stewart and his freshman year. Both see their rally on voter fraud awareness to men is 68 percent to 32 percent. It says so much about tne power of the police officer. status as a nonpartisan RSO an titled “Suck My Caucus.” “I think that’s just not an the people who work witn S.O.S., accident," Beale said. “I would like that they were so influential to “I’m saying you need to advantage. people’s lives.” monitor what people write,” the “We don’t endorse any party, The Young Americans for to see that change because I believe police officer said in the video. we look at individuals, what Liberty meet at 7 p.m. on Mondays men and women have the same exposure to the kind of things that separates us is that we have the in the basement o f Memorial. They Cooper sent the video to YAL create anxiety ” national headquarters who then ability to find people in every party have pizza. According to the university's

,4 SEPTEMBER 13. 2016 4 udreview.com • niversity considers moving spring break to St. Paddy’s Day weekend

JACOB ORLEDGE Staff Reporter

Provost Domenico Grasso has formed a task force to explore options to improve safety the week of St. Patrick's Day on campus. One of the options the task force is considering is moving spring break from April to March so it will coincide with St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. The task force is chaired by Kathleen Kerr, the executive director of Residence Life and Housing, and has representatives from different areas of the university and city. This include Student Government Association President Matthew Rojas, Mayor Polly Sierer and John Jebb, who represents the Faculty Senate. St. Patrick’s Day has taken on a special quality as a holiday at the university, an annual cause < for celebration and intoxication at levels unmatched at other points of the year. Recently, there have been high profile incidents on or near campus, some of which have received national attention and cemented the university’s reputation as a party school. This includes the incident in 2014 where KIRK SMITH/THE REVIEW two people were caught on camera The university is deliberating over whether or not to move spring break from April to March to coincide with campus St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. in an act of sexual indecency on a dumpster behind Grotto Pizza on town hall meetings on Sept. 15 and to recommend after completing same week as St. Patrick’s Day The task force will make Main Street. 21, though the locations have yet its research and hearing student would be effective in curbing its final recommendations to Last year, the celebrations took to be announced. input: moving spring break a the celebrations. Multiple people the provost by Oct. 31. These a darker turn when Willem Golden, At the first town hall event month earlier during the week o f expressed a belief that the parties recommendations will be fo r the a freshman visiting from Skidmore Kerr said that risks to student St. Patrick's Day, doing nothing would be moved to take place 2017-2018 academic year and College, fell to his death from a safety, spikes in arrests and or to “considering additional either before or after the weeklong beyond. The academic calendar, roof on West Main Street. This reports of property damage on- interventions to protect safety' break. and thus the dates of spring break, tragedy spurred Grasso and other and off-campus led to discussion and welfare,” according to the Instead, students said, will not be changed for the current administrators to take action. of changing the spring break PowerPoint presented at the alternative programming to present 2016-2017 academic year. Kerr conducted a town hall schedule. meeting. fun alternatives to drinking should forum on Sept. 7 in the Trabant At the moment there are Students at the town hall be provided by the university such Lounge to gather student input on three general courses of action meeting were unconvinced that as a concert headlined by a well- the issue. There will be additional that the task force may choose moving spring break to the known artist.

University hosts forum discussing ( hinese relations

YANXIN LI and China. It offers various Chinese social media. Senior Reporter programs such as Chinese Jianguo Chen, the director classes for Delaware K-12 of Confucius Institute, said The university’s Confucius classrooms and study abroad the purpose of starting the Institute welcomed students opportunities for teaching and China Forum lecture series as and faculty to the first China learning Chinese language and a monthly event several years Forum lecture series of the year culture. ago was not only to provide a last Tuesday in Gore Recital “I have always been valuable academic resource Hall. interested in Chinese politics to the university, but also to The series begun with a and I am also mentoring Chinese promote the Chinese language lecture that was delivered by students,” said Ben Willems, and initiate cultural programs. Zhendong Zou, a professor in a sophomore who works as a “We only invite scholars journalism and communication peer mentor at the university’s that have international at Xiamen University in China. English Language Institute achievements to discuss In his lecture, Zou discussed (ELI). “So I think it would be popular Chinese phenomenon,” the public opinion on social interesting to have them here, Chen said. media in China based on his and also to experience in this The China Forum lecture study, “Principles of the Weak.” country something about their series began as a monthly event “The Internet gives country.” in Oct. 2012, but Chen decided everyone a chance to speak Willems said he learned to change it to a bi-monthly up in China,” Zou said. “But it valuable knowledge from the event later on because of the also has some downsides while lecture. He said it is interesting lack of audience. Chen said he we are using [social media to learn about Zou's theories. understands everyone at the platforms].” Willems agrees with some of university is busy and they are For example, six policemen the theories on social media working hard to reach out to shot a man on the street a coverage of current issues in the community. Chen also said couple years ago in a small the United States. he hopes the university and town in China. When it first The China Forum lecture students could work together happened, the audience on the series is a bi-monthly event held on public engagement. Internet blamed the officers for by the Confucius Institute. The “On one level that the shooting an innocent citizen. In forum features various topics university needs to make more fact, the man was transporting and aspects in current Chinese reach out efforts on public heroin in his body when the phenomenon including public engagement,” Chen said. policemen were trying to arrest policy, economy and education. “On the second level, I hope him. Tne first lecture of the the students could be more The Confucius Institute at series was held in Oct. 2012 internationally aware.” KIRK SMITH/THE REVIEW the university serves as a vital and featured Sanjiu Yan, who The Confucius Institute hosted the first of a series of lectures discussing social link between the United States gave an overall introduction on and economic relations in China.

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KIRK SMITH/THE REVIEW eltronica has been negatively affected by the new RSO levels system. money we ask for, for the events we are holding,” Maiorano said. “We generally don’t ask for Among the many changes m uch.” brought to the university this Under the new system, semester, Registered Student Deltronica is now considered Organizations (RSOs) have a Standard RSO, where it OLIVIA MANN/THE REVIEW adopted a new system of once would have received the Chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, William D. Adams, came to the university to voice his concern ranking. treatment of an Established regarding the future of the humanities. According to the official RSO, a higher level. The change was not the fault OLIVIA MANN Us Shakespeare,” at Old College from the fourth Republican GOP university guidelines on the of the system, Maiorano said, Senior Reporter Gallery, was part of a larger tour. Debate, held on Nov. 10 at the subject, which were introduced As Adams celebrates the 50th Milwaukee Theatre, in which Marco over the summer, the new but of the club’s failure to meet the requirement this semester With the increasing anniversary of the NEH, he looks Rubio remarked, “Welders make system now places RSOs into “Unfortunately, there were mechanization of higher education, forward to the agency’s next fifty more money than philosophers. “levels,” of which there are six things left undone by certain the tremendous rise in the cost years by visiting every’ state in the We need more welders and less different types. people in my organization last of higher education and the country and sharing his vision of philosophers.” The levels label RSOs as semester that were detrimental increasing popularity of majors the future of the humanities and Adams proceeded to highlight Temoorary, New, Standard, to our club’s status,” she said. in STEM in higher education, the NEH. the ironies of this statement; Established, Inactive and This change made it difficult William D. Adams, chairman of “I think the NEH symbolizes the fact that so many political, Suspended, and the level for Deltronica to receive more the National Endowment for the the importance of our cultural economic and social innovations, placement of an RSO determines money. They now receive only up Humanities (NEH), reinforces and historical legacy in the United such as Lyndon B. Johnson’s “Great the requirements the club must to $5,000 from the allocations what many humanities students States,” Adams said. “And the Society”or the founding of the fulfill and the privileges it board, where before they usually and professors are experiencing public caring for and advancement .American Republic, fundamentally receives. would have been allotted more - the appearance of STEM as a of that legacy.” stem from one of the greatest Alex Keen, assistant than $10,000. competitor, and maybe even a Within the last four months, philosophical questions: What is director of University Student This budget limit makes conqueror, of the humanities. the University of Delaware has the good society? Centers, stated in an email concert planning considerably The humanities versus received two major NEH awards. “There is substantial pressure message that the new system is harder for the organization. technology focus in education One of the recent awards supports on the humanities in every single not revolutionary, as it is seen “That seems like a lot of is a generational debate, though the Colored Conventions Project, educational setting in this country,” in a variety of peer institutions. a digital research collection. The Adams said. “The indicators of that The goal of the arrangement, money considering what you perhaps one with a milestone. could do with ten grand, but The future of the humanities and Colored Conventions Project is are enrollments and majors, and Keen said, focuses on managing in terms of throwing a concert, federal funding for the NEH very directed by Gabrielle Foreman, the the dwindling number of teaching large numbers of student it’s very expensive, obviously,” well may lay in the outcome of Ned B. Allen Professor ot English positions across the country.” organizations. at the university. The Colored This substantial pressure “It allows schools, like UD, Maiorano said. this year’s general elections, where On the distinction candidate platforms greatly difier. Conventions Project, recently is well understood by students to continue to support high featured in the New York Times, within the university’s humanities level student groups that want between levels, Keen said that On Wednesday, the university Established RSOs in general welcomed Adams to campus as explores, and ultimately, digitizes, departments. to plan major events while also the “colored conventions” “I think [the pressure! in the supporting smaller groups more require more training and have part of the Thought Leader speaker loftier expectations than those series. spearheaded by black political Honors Program it is significantly interested in small discussions activists in the 19th-century. worse,” sophomore Jennifer West and events,” Keen said. of lower levels. The NEH, formed in 1965, is He also said that with the the nation’s leading funder of the Additionally, the university said, “Just because a majority of For some student is also one of the only three Honors Program students seem organizations, the new system new system being in its infancy, humanities and scholarship, and there will be more leniency in public humanities programming. institutions in the country to be majoring in fields of STEM. brings little change, while to receive one of the highly When I first came here, I put others have had to alter their its first year in terms of the Adams is the tenth chairman of requirements and expectations. the NEH. Previously serving as competitive Next Generation a lot of pressure on myself to management under the new Humanities Ph.D. Implementation do a second major in the STEM levels system. Maiorano does not blame the the president of Colby College in administration for Deltronica’s Waterville, Maine, Adams led a grants. According to the NEH’s field. I realized that a lot of that Senior Alii Maiorano, the website, these grants will “assist pressure was from other people, president of electronic music issues. $376-million capital campaign that “It’s not anyone’s fault, it’s incorporated an expansion of the universities in implementing a new subconsciously placed on me, from club Deltronica, said her group model of doctoral education,” thus those responses.” has seen the effects of the new not because of the new levels Colby College Museum of Art. things that we’re not getting the Additionally, Adams preparing students to not only Most fundamentally, Adams arrangement. undertake various kinds of careers, called for an overhaul of the “We throw concerts, usually money, it’s more so a fault on spearheaded the establishment of the club’s part,” she said. a center for arts and humanities but also expand their career paths. national perception of secondary two a year, where we book an “And I am very pleased to say, education. actual artist to come to the She actually favors the and a film studies program, new system for allowing more and reinforced the college’s in front of this audience, that the “We need to move beyond the school and it’s usually cheap or University of Delaware has done consuming preoccupation with the free to attend,” she said. leniency to organizations that commitment to writing across the slip up once in awhile. Instead curriculum. very well in this highly competitive vocational and with STEM. We need The club also holds meetings environment," Adams said. “(The to drastically reduce the testing for members to discuss and of receiving probation for failing His visit to the university, to meet requirements, RSOs are which included a talk titled university has received) 161 grants regime,” Adams said. “And most bond over their shared love of from the NEH since 1965, totaling importantly, we need to re-engage electronic music. demoted a level until they can “The Common Good: The NEH regain their original status. at 50,” and brief remarks at the roughly ten million dollars.” this idea of the whole person and “We have a good relationship university’s opening reception for Adams began his talk by education for democracy.” with the school and so the school First Folio! The Book that Gave subtly referencing a moment generally is willing to give us the Shakespeare’s First Folio exhibit visits the university

SARAH GIBSON fifty-state and two-territory tour of Chairman of the National Senior Reporter the First Folio,” Tomlinson said. Endowment for the Humanities In addition to visiting each (NEH) William Adams is also state once, First Folio will also be responsible for helping bring First The Old College Gallery exhibited in Washington, D.C. and Folio to the university. The director currently is hosting a national Puerto Rico. of the Folger approached Adams tour ot the 1623 First Folio The same professors who with the idea to give a grant for af Shakespeare’s works. The assisted in writing the proposal the exhibition, ana Adams thought collection of 36 plays, assembled also helped lay the groundwork for it was just the perfect project for seven years after the Bard’s death, the lectures and presentations that NEH, Tomlinson said. is objectively one of the beginnings are set to occur with the First Folio “We were one of the af modern literature. exhibition. principal funders of the First Director of University Folio Shakespeare program which Museums Janis Tomlinson applied “There was immediate and very enthusiastic interest from faculty, is now visiting the University of COURTESY OF CARO WALLIS to bring First Folio to the university Delaware,” Adams said. “National in Nov. 2014. She had to apply to particularly in English, but also in A national tour of the 1623 First Folio of Shakespeare’s 36 initial works is slated the Folger Shakespeare Library, drama,” Tomlinson said. “Those Endowment for the Humanities is a to visit the Old College Gallery on campus in November. faculty members have stayed grant-making agency of the federal who owns the First Folio, after they government, and we make grants put out a call for proposals to host with us, they’ve been involved in planning the programming to humanities organizations and Adams also made opening remarks First Folio’s visit at the university. 'the exhibition. at the reception. After the exhibition moves on Tomlinson developed the that accompanies the exhibition, scholars, and the Folger library has which takes the form of lectures been a grantee of ours for a long Beginning on Sept. 14th, a to its next stop on Sept. 25, the proposal with faculty from the series of lectures wiii be given Shakespeare lecture series will English and drama departments and gallery talks, workshops and time.” family workshops.” This project was suggested to by the aforementioned faculty commence in the Morris Library including Miranda Wilson, Julian Adams a year and a half ago. He members and other experts on until the end of the semester. Yates, Kristin Poole and Steve Tomlinson also put together an exhibition of illustrations of made a grant of $500,000 to the different topics, ranging from “I just hope a lot of students Tague, all of whom are now offering Folger to support it, Adams said. “Digital Shakespeares” with Poole will take advantage of these great class programs in conjunction with Shakespeare that ar> displayed around the gallery. The images The exhibition opened last to “Facing Shakespeare” with events and come see them,” the exhibition. are not part of the First Folio Wednesday with a lecture by Dr. Wilson. Tomlinson said. The events will continue on a “This exhibition is part of a exhibition, but Tomnnson selected Michael Witmore, the director of them to complement the exhibit. the Folger Shakespeare Library. frequent basis for the remainder of 6 NPR speakers featured at National Agenda event

in the “battleground" states to get a good read on the election. The speakers also addressed the probability of “the wall,” as Donald Trump and his supporters have eluded to in various speeches, being successfully built. Neither Montanaro or Sanders could see a scenario which ended with the wall being completed. “Democrats are going to say, ‘I’m not voting for this, no,”’ Sanders said. “And Republicans are going to say, ‘this costs too much money, no.”' Another question discussed was the way many students are questioning whether or not to vote at all. Many students don't see the purpose of voting when it will not be in support of one candidate but in opposition to another. “Social media has made people frustrated, especially millennials, with the process,” Montanaro said. “You get what you want quicker now. You can order sneakers off Amazon Prime and they get to your house in a day...There’s no ‘Congress Prime.’” Overall, the speakers elicited laughter and consistent questions COURTESY OF JAMES CRIDLAND from audience members. Students National Public Radio (NPR) political reporter Sam Sanders and NPR politics editor Dominico Montanaro spoke last Wednesday at Mitchell Hall about the state of this in attendance, including senior year’s election. communications major Phyllis Spencer, were able to relate to both speakers well. ALANA STEWART Montanaro and Sam Sanders, who snark and sarcasm in the social polls they look at, Montanaro said, “I thought [the event] was Staff Reporter work for the National Public Radio media sense of the word has fully but the team at NPR sent out field great,” Spencer said. “Sam was (NPR) Politics podcast. penetrated our national politics,” reporters to gather reliable data hilarious and poignant about Amazon Prime, the Sanders opened the forum by Sanders said. “It's like they’re in for the poll. political issues and how they millennial vote and reading off the top hashtags from high school.” “Polls are not exact, they have relate to our culture.” #DonaldTrumpCan’tSwim: These Twitter in the past week, including Following Sanders’ a margin of error,” Montanaro The next National Agenda are a few terms audience members #DonaldTrumpCan’tSwim. He also observations on social media, said. “But if you pay attention to event will feature writer Ashley made a point to discuss the level of Montanaro introduced a U.S. a trend line in polling you can sort will recall hearing at the first Black on Sept. 21 and will continue night of the sixth annual National ferocity and immaturity appearing polling map that himself and other of see where things are going. We the discussion about the road to Agenda speaker series. on social media not only from members of the NPR staff created have a good team.” the 45th presidency. Students and community supporters of the candidates, but which colored each state as likely Sanders added that while members gathered in Mitchell from the candidate’s own Twitter Democrat, likely Republican, toss- many polls are unreliable, voters H a ll fo r Wednesday’s event to accounts. ups and and leaning one way. can look at the candidate who hear from alumnus Domenico “The rise of meanness and Voters have to be wary of which consistently has been up or down

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Milo Yiannopoulos, one and insult minority groups. of the leaders of the alt-right Over the past year this movement, has been invited to campus has begun to recognize speak on campus on Oct. 24. The that we need a dialogue in order event primarily will be hosted to better understand and respect by the College Republicans and the differences of different supported by the Delaware demographics. While supporters Federation of College Republicans. of Yiannopoulos may argue that Yiannopoulos is also one of his rhetoric only represents a the most incendiary public figures side of the dialogue rarely seen in our country today. He began or heard, what they really mean is touring campuses across the that his speech is so inflammatory country last fall and has decided and needlessly offensive that to do it again this semester. any student who was caught “Congress shall make no expressing such views would be law...prohibiting the free exercise found as violating our student thereof; or abridging the freedom Code of Conduct. Should we really of speech or of the press,” reads expect less from a guest speaker part of the First Amendment of than we do our own students? our country’s constitution. Free The Review is disappointed in speech is a right that The Review the College Republicans and the values just as much as the freedom Delaware Federation of College of the press guaranteed in the Republicans for believing it same sentence. Any journalistic appropriate to invite a speaker to institution that believes differently campus who threatens to make it does not deserve to be named as less safe. They seem indifferent such. to the feelings and wellbeing of These are the bedrocks upon women, racial minorities and the which our country was founded. university community as a whole They are what makes this country that they would invite such a great. speaker. As an institution of free However The Review cannot speech, we condemn the hate stand idly by when a man such speech of Milo Yiannopoulos. as i lannopoulos wanders onto campus and threatens to corrupt that right to free speech that we all Editorials are developed by prize. There must be a line drawn The Review’s editorial staff, led by between the definitions of free editorial editor Jacob Orledge, who speech and hate speech - which can be contacted at orledgej@udel. Milo Yiannopoulos responds to his protesters. serves no purpose but to offend edu. Letter to admin. from 18 Why I stand for RSO leaders regarding Milo Bryan Townsend Yiannopoulos in the Delaware

Dear University of Delaware be removed from Twitter, has Leadership, stirred up racial hatred on col­ With Hope, Democratic primary lege campuses and has even Generation Action: President We were excited to read Pro­ led to physical violence. We Sage Carson Today, Sept. 13th you become the legislator I can vost Grasso’s email titled agree with Provost Grasso, now V-Day at UD; President Jenni­ should cast your vote and turn to about sexual violence. “Ideas, Diversity and Dialogue” more than ever we need to pro­ fer Jung join Team Townsend. As a Even after a long day of work, earlier this week. As students mote strong models of respect­ Multicultural Greek Congress: millennial and UD alum, Bryan he makes time for calls late who work to create and foster ful discourse that strengthens President Zulu Oyaro understands the needs of our at night to discuss legislation spaces of unity and inclusion our community. But campus Haven: President Jay Alston generation. From providing and how he can help survivors. on campus it was moving to events such as Milo do not fos­ NAACP at UD: President Garry debt-free college to restoring Bryan went out of his way to see members of the adminis­ ter these models or create a Johnson a vibrant job market, Bryan come to more campus events tration promoting these same campus environment that pro­ Asian Student Association: will champion and support about campus sexual assault ideas and desires for our com­ motes or allows the celebration President Kaitlyn Duong legislation in Congress to then many administrators did. munity. We too feel that the UD of diversity. The identities of The Delaware African Student enhance access to education Bryan has stood beside me, campus community is stronger members in our campus com­ Association: President Felix and the workforce. listened, and supported me, when our varied backgrounds munity should not be attacked Ackon As a state senator, even when it wasn’t the most and identities are celebrated. through hate speech masquer­ HOLA: President Nicole Mejia Bryan led or helped to pass popular thing to do because It is true that recent trag­ ading as free speech. Muslim Student Association: legislation closing the gun he genuinely cares about edies have threatened to di­ A campus with inclusive President Sumera Ali purchase loophole, stopped survivors. vide us and create hatred on excellence should not promote Indian Student Association: housing discrimination based If you want a leader who our campus. The UD commu­ divisive events that threaten President Stacy Chacko on one’s source of income, and speaks out on controversial nity saw the hate that many the wellbeing of those they Men’s Action Network: Presi­ guaranteed undocumented issues and stands by their students live through on our claim they are proud to in­ dent Harry Lewis workers the ability to apply and beliefs, vote for Bryan. campus during both the speak- clude. As members of the UD Amnesty International: Co- obtain valid driving privileges out related to gender-based community we ask for an insti­ Presidents Shestin Thomas and in the State of Delaware. Sage Carson is a senior violence in 2014 and the com­ tutional standard to be set that Megan Masterson But most importantly, at the university. She studies munity event about racism on does not allow hate speech to BuildOn at UD: Co-Presidents Bryan listens. Following the women and gender studies and The Green last fall. The experi­ be fostered and promoted on Sophiana Leto and Brandon UDoBetter rally and speak out anthropology, is the president ences students shared have led campus. Williams about campus sexual violence of Generation Action and serves to campus initiatives, changes It is not simply enough to oSTEM: President Matthew in the fall of 2014, Bryan was as a Sexual Offense Support in policy and much more. But say, “The University of Dela­ Scott the first person to reach out victim advocate. The views in we believe that student’s reali­ ware does not discriminate on Students for Justice in Pales­ to me and ask “How can I this column do not necessarily ties and lives should not have the basis of race, color, nation­ tine: President James Collins help?” Since then, Bryan has reflect those of The Review. to be attacked and threatened al origin, sex, disability, reli­ Human Oppression Preven­ for our community to hear us. gion, age, veteran status, gen­ tion Effort: President Domi­ Only a few hours after Pro­ der identity or expression or nique Oppenheimer vost Grasso’s email came out sexual orientation or any other Honors Engaging in Neighbor­ many of us were made aware characteristic protected by ap­ hood Service: President Dunia that Milo Yiannopoulos, a plicable law in its employment, Tonob The Review wants to hear from racist, rape-denying, anti-im­ educational programs and ac­ Honors Mosaic: Co-Presidents migration, sexist, Islamopho­ tivities, admission policies and Xiao Guo and Dianna Kitt you! Submit editorials and letters bic and homophobic speaker, scholarship and loans.” You would be coming to campus as must show us that these values The views in this column do to the editor to our editorial edi­ a part of his “Dangerous Fag­ of inclusion are promoted in not necessarily reflect those of got” tour in October. His hate­ all aspects of campus life and The Review. to r at [email protected]. ful dialogue has caused him to culture. 8 SEPTEMBER 13. 2016 udreview.com

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HOLLY CLAYTOR The artists normally choose with the environment of such golf balls and a painter has to of three-hour length, is a tough Managing Mosaic Editor a pose for the model that classes. draw. Once you learn how to job, Saniga says. portrays an image from Western “I’ve found that everyone’s draw, it can lead you. You have Oftentimes a model will As artists file into the art. Paintings from that era have usually really respectful,” Ruck to practice all the time.” have a limb become numb from classroom on a Wednesday been the inspiration for many of says. “I feel 1 like I have control The artists have been sitting in one position for a evening, setting up paints, the nude poses. The poses are of the room basically because practicing regularly for quite long period of time. Some figure pencils and easels, they do not usually simplistic, to make it I'm the one in control of what some time. In fact, the group models even become faint. think twice about the model easier for the model to remain in they are doing.” loosely began in the 1980s when Yet all agree that these figure­ undressing before them. The the same position for the three- Ernie Saniga, a professor of several people would draw in drawing classes provide a great completely bare woman assumes hour period. business information systems professor Stephen Tanis' art experience for both artists and a position in front of the class Rachel Ruck, 24, was the at the university, explained that class. The group was more model alike. that she will hold for the next nude model for the most the group has a very structured formalized in the 1990s, and “I get to see how people three hours, and the surrounding recent figure-drawing meeting. protocol to ensure there is has been figure drawing every perceive me,” Ruck says. “It's artists silently get to work. The Landenberg, Pa. resident no discomfort for the model, Wednesday night since. interesting to see how some For several decades, people expressed her nervousness including same-sex assistants “It’s very meditative,” says people actually look at you.” have been gathering together about staying in one position posing the nude model. Lisa Bartolozzi, a local artist Ruck says she hopes people every Wednesday night with one for the entire class. While she “There is nothing and regular attendee of the enjoy her poses and she can thing in common - a passion for could take periodic breaks, she uncomfortable about art," group meetings. “It’s always a encourage artists to continue nude figure drawing. had been more accustomed to Saniga says. challenge to draw something drawing. With ages ranging from 16 choosing several poses to hold Saniga, although a professor alive.” “There’s a relief in not having to 80, the artists gather on the for a shorter amount of time. in the business school, spends Bartolozzi has been coming a class - it’s just something second floor of Taylor Hall to Ruck has posed as a nude his spare time creating art in to the weekly figure drawing fun to do,” Bartolozzi says. portray their model in the artistic model for several other classes his studio at home. He has been group since the early 1990s. “Everybody is still trying to just medium of their choosing. While before. Having taken figure­ coming to the Wednesday figure Saniga explained that the face that white piece of paper the class is open to local artists drawing classes throughout drawing classes since the 1980s. nude models for the group are all over and over again and have in the area, the members also her college years, she says she "You just need the discipline volunteers, found solely through it work out - have it present encourage art students from the felt comfortable being a model of drawing,” Saniga says. "It’s word of mouth. Being a figure something beautiful.” university to participate. because she had become familiar almost like: a golfer has to hit model for a class, especially one

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CALEB OWENS people,” Connelly says. Staff Reporter “Especially the first week because you can go and sit next Walking into Caesar Rodney to someone.” Dining Hall, 1 looked around While she admitted to the at the lustrous, ultramodern benefits of Russell dining, metallic design and began to Connelly's preferred setting to wonder whether I was in a still is Caesar Rodney. dining hall or an astrophysics Next on my journey’s space ship project. In just itinerary was the daunting trek its second year of operation, to our campus’s northernmost Caesar Rodney Dining Hall reaches: Laird Campus. is showing no signs of a Doubting my physical ability to sophomore slump as the hall walk there, I nonetheless set off constantly is teeming with and encountered some fellow students. I jumped from freshman wanderers along the food planet to food planet, way. experiencing Mongolian cuisine, Enjoying a peaceful Italian dining and even making afternoon study, session, a brief refueling stop in vegan freshman Isabelle Cohen territory. commented that she appreciates But, among all of these the nutritional aspect of the attractions, I had to keep dining halls. my one mission in mind: to “You’re eating, so it helps discover how freshmen feel take care of a physiological about their dining experiences need,” Cohen says. so far. Her friend, fellow freshman Amidst my intergalactic Becca Ralston, chimed in that Caesar Rodney travels, the she often finds herself freshman John Winters shared frustrated with the locations of his thoughts on the experience. utensils, particularly spoons. Coming from a prep school, Ralston also happens to be a Winters says he’s “a little vegetarian, citing an instance weird” due to how similar his in which misleading meal labels school dining background is to led her to accidentally get a what he’s seen in college. spaghetti meal containing meat. “|ln high school | they went “It was just the bare all out with private dining and noodles that were vegetarian,” stuff like that,” Winters says. Ralston says, going on to “So it’s not too different, but say that the dining halls are this is great." overall very accommodating, Winters is satisfied with and that knowing there are university dining, resolute vegan options around offers in Caesar Rodney being his more security. When asked favored place to eat. about their favorite dining hall, My quest then took me to the two didn’t hesitate to say the neighboring Russell Dining Caesar Rodney. Hall, perhaps best described I continued my travels, by the word “funky.” As a slap and, after a hike that would bass infused rendition of Fall help anyone tend off the Out Boy’s “Sugar, We're Goin freshman fifteen, 1 arrived at Down” filled the room, I walked Pencader Dining Hall. With into an atmosphere designed its second story vista, wood ALL PHOTOS: COURTNEY MESSINA/THE REVIEW to make anyone feel at home. finish ceilings, spacious layout In the battle tor the favorite dining hall, Caesar Rodney came out on top in the eyes of the freshman class. Enjoying dinner in the carpeted and unparalleled salad bar, comfort of Russell, freshman Pencader offers a hip twist on unlimited meal plan. favorite dining hall, the whole most freshman appear to see Jenna Connelly felt that the college dining. “It’s better to be full than table turned and responded value in all three dining halls, relaxing eating environments at Enjoying a meal with starving,” Williams says, also with a unanimous “Caesar the consensus is clear: Hail the university have helped ease friends, freshman Naomi saying how welcoming and kind Rodney.” Caesar (Rodney). the transition into college. Williams-Cole suggested the Pencader staff are. When And thus, my culinary “It helps me meet new that freshmen invest in the Williams was asked about her adventure concluded. While

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LOCAL ARTIST PROFILE: THE YEAR END HOW TO SURVIVE WITHOUT A MEAL PLAN

COURTESY OF THEYEAREND.BANDCAMP.CC** Local band, The Year End, brings a new sound to Newark. They've played everywhere from bars and basements to ice cream festivals.

JACK BEATSON Stranger. Senior Reporter The Year End as a whole derives inspiration from a number of Unbeknownst to some students, different artists, including Danish there exists an active, subterranean alt-rock band Mew, groove rock band music culture in Newark. From twinkly Happy Body Slow Brain — now called indie performances at Home Grown Rare Futures — post-hardcore band Cafe on Main Street, to outlandish Envy on the Coast, and British neo­ shows spanning genres in basements grunge band Basement. Hague also tnd living rooms all around the town. adds that he is a huge fan of 90’s rock The Year End, a Wilmington- band Soundgarden. based experimental rock band, can be “I remember listening to found on many bills in Newark, both Soundgarden once, and thinking. ‘Oh, at Home Grown and in houses. The everything Nate writes makes sense three piece - composed of vocalist/ now,’” \nderson says, laughing. LORRAINE COOKZTHE REVIEW The band stressed the fact that Just because you don't have a meal plan doesn’t mean you have to starve. We have advice. guitarist Nick Catka, bassist Luke Anderson, and drummer Nate Hague they were open to playing just about - released their debut, self-titled EP any type of show in order to get then- RACHEL CURRY 2) Join the club That way, if you don’t have time to last year. name out. This includes an ice cream Senior Reporter make it to the grocery store or are The band began while Catka festival, where the three members say Many grocery stores offer running a bit low on funds, you can and Hague were working together they played mostly to young kids. For many students, dorm discounts to members and reach in for the good stuff: pasta, at Accent Music, a local music store. For the older set, the band members rooms and dining halls aren’t the be- cardholders for no additional cost. soup, rice, beans and the like. Catka says the two had been in appreciate the accessibility of house all, end-all of their undergraduate These discounts can often make different bands before, but they shows. experience. Moving off-campus a huge dent in the bill. ShopRite, 7) Keep some frozen meals at were trying to start something new. “We've been trying to avoid after the first or second year is a which is located on Churchman’s hand The two worked with former bassist pigeonholing ourselves into a certain popular option, with people vying Road in Newark, offers a Price Dan O’Donnell with the goal of scene,” Anderson says. “There are for digs on places like Cleveland Plus Club Card. Acme, which has Lean Cuisines and Hungry-Man releasing music before he moved to a lot of DIY venues that we’ve had Avenue and Chapel Street. three easily accessible locations in meals can be lifesavers at the end Albuquerque at the end of that year support from, and a lot of bars we’ve The freedom and fun of living Newark, offers the MyMixx savings of a long day. They can get boring — hence the band's name, The Year had support from as well. But a lot with your friends in a rented club membership. if eaten too often, but they come in End. of people who are going to go to a paradise comes with a bit more clutch when they’re needed most. Once they had written enough basement aren’t going to go to a bar, responsibility. Without the meal 3) Dine with pals material for their EP, the band and a lot of people who are going plan to lean on, students find 8) Take advantage of restaurant proceeded to record drums and to go to a bar aren't going to go to a themselves having to go grocery Get the roomies and friends deals bass at Sleepless Sound Studio in basement." shopping, prepare their own tood together and plan for a tamily-style Philadelphia. .After recording guitar Throughout their career thus far, and even clean up after themselves. dinner. It’s fun to cook together, Many restaurants in Newark and vocals with their friend Ian Walsh, the members of The Year End say If they’re too busy to ever cook, and even more rewarding to dine run specials on appetizers and they released the EP in Nov. of 2015. they enjoyed sharing the stage with they end up spending a fortune by as a group. By joining forces, it meals. Take a trip with your friends After replacing O’Donnell with other area bands. They recommend eating out every day. can even be less expensive for and check out those half-priced or current bassist Luke Anderson, the Bucks County alternative act Dirty Living without the meal plan is everyone involved. buy-one, get-one’s. band began to play shows. Purple, Boston alternative rock band 'doable, and ultimately rewarding, “When we first started playing Self Portraits, and two local artists: but it can have its hurdles. With 4) Invest in the essentials 9) GrubHub it shows, I was note-for-note with what Carrier and fiance. 10 solid pointers, any student can Dan was doing,” .Anderson says. “But It has now been close to a year master the cuisine. It’s more than just cups, plates, Now there’s no need for a the EP has definitely evolved in a live since the band released their debut and silverware. Get a microwave, study break or a respite from setting." EP, and they say they plan to keep 1) Stick to the list stove-top cookware, a baking pan letting loose. You can order from The three continue to switch up working. The Year End has recorded or two and maybe even a whisk. GrubHub and have any of your the songs when they play shows, and new music which is in the process It’s all too common: the feeling Staple ingredients like spices and favorite munchies delivered right drummer Hague adds that “the music of being mixed and mastered, and of getting into the grocery line olive oil will go a long way, too. to your door. Make sure to keep has sort of taken shape since [they’vel should be released fairly soon. You and watching your total steadily your eye out for coupons, too. gotten to practice more.” can catch the band in houses around rise until your budget passes by 5) Remember the veggies The three members of the current Newark, as well as bars along Main you like dust in the wind. Going 10) And if all else fails, find a lineup had all come into the band Street. to the grocery store without a Without the prepared dining friend with a guest pass with a significant amount of musical budget is fatal, but ignoring your hall options, it can be easy to forget experience. Catka has been self- Keep up with the band and their budget can be just as dangerous. to throw in some vegetables and Every one knows that meal taught since the age of twelve, and announcements on their Facebook, Make a list prior to heading for fruit here and there. Remember plans come with guest passes, has played in a number of different here: https://www.facebook.com/ the aisles, and make sure to stick that eating a balanced diet is key and that most people save theirs Delaware bands in multiple genres. TheYearEnd/?fref=ts with it. Otherwise, you’ll end up to success. up. Sometimes, it’s totally okay to Hague says that he took private underestimating how much those swallow your pride and ask if your lessons in his youth, and Anderson Download or stream their music extra treats will cost you in the 6) Non-perishables are your allies friend has an extra guest pass studied bass guitar at York College for free here: end. lying around. of Pennsylvania \nderson is also a http://theyearend.bandcamp.com/ Keep your cupboards stocked. part of Newark indie rock band No THE HOWS AND WHYS OF VOTER REGISTRATION

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“Saint Anything” An* • To Live Like a Tree

As I sat in The Review I’ve found it exceedingly office, desperately trying to difficult to retain any semblance decide which book I should of the wide-eyed, curious kid read from the large stack of that I once was. Enamored by unread literature waiting in my SAINT things way beyond my scope of apartment, the well-read Lisa understanding, I used to look Ryan — managing editor of ANYTHING at the world with a gleaming Mosaic — gave me a suggestion. fascination that was untouched “You should try ‘Saint by any of the cynicism myself Anything’ by Sarah Dpssen," she COURTESY OF AMAZON and many others my age have said, “it’s her newest novel.” Sarah Dessen’s newest novel about a accumulated. As I remember it, I read a lot of Dessen's high school girl whose brother is sent one thing that always caught work back in high school, when to jail proves to be an engaging read my attention was the Japanese I was working my way though for Sarah. Maple Tree planted in my front the young adult sections of the yard. library during my sophomore drama to get to the root of some I used to come home from and junior years. 1 always very real crises of identity, school, unload my backpack enjoyed the quick pace and family and emotions, both and skip my way to the living surprisingly diverse plots of her romantic and otherwise. room couch. Once there, 1 books, given that most of them, Reading this made me was cemented to it, unwilling boiled down, are ultimately want to pick up some other to let any of the after school MORGAN BR0WNELL7THE REVIEW teenage romances. chores take me away for just a books I may have cast aside in This week. Will wonders how we can maintain peace and wonder. How can we be more like At first I was suspicious. I the past. If you want a casual, moment’s notice. All 1 wanted to a tree? usually try not to read anything fast read and a story with true do was look out the window and where the main character is substance, this novel fulfills keep on looking at this tree and accepting? Like a tree that in high school — it may be on this tree now, 1 understand both requirements. drown out my thoughts into the how integral this tree was to my invites the smallest and tallest petty of me, but past books background. of animal creatures, letting have formed and solidified my life, and the lives of the natural SARAH GIBSON The blood-red leaves, heavy some make it their home, can we doubts. Dessen writes more world that relied on it. This Senior Reporter and saturated, became richer in open ourselves up to those that mature young adult fiction, tree was a necessity for many color the closer they edged to the need it the most? Can we create though, and I hadn’t picked up [email protected] of the creatures that flocked stem. With the right gust of wind a more comfortable and inviting any books like that in years, to mv front yard. Many birds The views reflected in this column and the perfect alignment of the environment for others who so I was excited to take Lisa’s do not necessarily represent those of claimed their spot and perched setting sun, the leaves refracted themselves firmly on one of the can't fully stand on their own? recommendation and give The Review. the light and blended the green “Saint Anything” a try. And I’m branches, nesting and rearing Or better yet, can we root of the grass with the red of these ourselves? A tree that firmly glad that I did. their young right before my leaves. My lawn didn’t look like a eyes. plants itself in the ground I was intrigued in the manicured specimen, each blade beginning of the novel, when The tree continuously doesn’t bend and sway to the of grass carefully trimmed, but temptations of the wind. Can we the main character, a shy girl changed with the seasons, rather the canvas of an artist, properly adapting and proving stay rooted too? Not allowing named Sydney, introduces the painting the inner workings of main problem — her brother its longevity. Today, it still ourselves to be uprooted, his romanticized mind. while simultaneously growing is in jail, and it’s tearing her stands right where it always The roots of this tree popped has, and nothing about it has onwards and upwards? family apart. As I read the rest out of the ground, established of the rather lengthy novel, I changed. Birds still flock to When 1 go back home and firmly in the soil. This foreign it, squirrels still used it as look out the window, the little found myself drawn into not species seamlessly integrated only Sydney’s budding romance a resource and not even the boy in me comes alive. 1 still sit itself into the aesthetic of my harshest of winters can break it on my couch and look at this with a boy named Mac, but also house. During the winter months, her relationship with her new Should we be more like tree that continues to capture I would spy on squirrels digging trees? An abstract thought, but my imagination. I still look at best friend, Layla. around the tree in their attempt I went in preparing to enjoy one of intrigue to me. Should it with the fascination of my to locate the food stored months we mold ourselves to be more boyhood. And now that I’m this novel on a shallow level, before. I remember how their and nothing more. I found adaptable, able to change with older, I wonder how I can live paws tirelessly dug deep into our surroundings? Like a tree more like a tree. myself surprised at how much the ground and how they would I actually enjoyed reading it. that stands tall in the most WILLIAM KEBBE scamper up in the tree and onto blistering of heat waves, or Associate News Editor Looking back on this novel the power lines once they were and the many others like it by the most tumultuous of winter satisfied. 1 remember how much storms, can we take adverse The views reflected in this column do the same author, I found that it this tree meant to them. is deeper than I was expecting. events and make the best of not necessarily represent those of The 1 was too young at the time, them? Review. It went beyond the high school but looking back and reflecting stereotypes and insignificant Or can we be more

Narcos: Keeping you away Bluetracks: from narcotics Songs to

GRACE MCKENNA and the ones who want it to end. Study to Senior Reporter We see the American government refuse cooperation and Narcos, a Netflix original understanding, merely sending series, begins its second season in more harmful military. We see MATT MOORE just like its first: with the high- the Colombian government lack Senior Reporter end DEA running down Pablo the funds, support and initiative from the Colombian people to Escobar as he, once again, There’s a certain point help create a happier country. escapes from Colombian police while studying or doing forces for trafficking cocaine. Worse yet, during the drug war, schoolwork when you Narcos is a fictionalized Colombia was already fighting firsthand account of one of its own civil war against the need to tune out your the DEA officers working in communist group FARC — The surroundings — whether it Colombia in the late ’80s to Revolutionary Armed Forces of be your roommate binging early ’90s, who are attempting Colom bia. “Stranger Things" at full to shut down the drug rings that The two DEA agents, Javier volume or the constant were circling through through Pena and Steve Murphy, fight their own personal battles while movement and noise in Colombia on to Miami, New York Brew HaHa!. This week's and other major American cities. always waking up in the morning The show features dramatic to demolish cocaine routes from playlist gives you a set of scenes and heartwarming lab sources to Miami and New songs that’ll center your characters, as well as terrifying York City. Murphy begins as a focus and give you the ones. small, optimistic, close-minded much-needed drive to finish We see Pablo Escobar through American character but quickly what you’ve got to do. both the eyes of the DEA and grows to be more cynical, open- minded, hardened man. His police, as well as through the 1) Tezeta (Nostalgia): eyes of his family and friends. wife faces her own challenges, Although the show is portrayed from trying to nurse the many Mulatu Astatke by actors, the opening theme of wounded to raising a child in the show contains actual footage the middle of a war in Colombia. 2) Therapeutic For The of Escobar and his children, and Pena seems to act as an agent Culture: ohbliv many of the people who worked from his own secret world, never questioning anybody’s motives for him. 3) 2 Is 8: Lone Despite the loving parts, and never giving reasons for his the show is littered with own. As we watch, we become depressing scenes of gore, more and more curious to 4) Fantasy Boys: BRONCHO death, mutilation, corruption discover why Pena is so intent and terror. As the cartels battle on killing Escobar, and what’s in 5) Lengths: Heavenly Beat with the government and the it for him. DEA, we witness the mishandling Watching the destruction 6) What Once Was: Her’s of desperate situations on of an entire country over the harmful effects of illegal drug both sides. People are brutally 7) Your Silent Face: New murdered and then the other trafficking is an eye-opening Order side always retaliates with a experience. The show has drama, death either just as damaging or humor, death, life, retaliation worse. and acts of kindness. Not only 8) BTSU: Jai Paul The DEA goes through many that, but the show is mostly changes throughout the show, spoken in Spanish coupled 9) Us: Chris M cClenney causing tension to explain why with English subtitles. If you’re COURTESY OF NETFLIX.COM looking for an action-packed Escobar wasn’t caught and Narcos is a fictionalized firsthand account of one of the DEA officers working in Colombia in 10) Close To You: Frank jailed within the first season. and somewhat historically the late '80s and early '90s. Ocean We see how desperate and heart accurate stream of events about wrenching drug trafficking is for narcotics, I would suggest giving both sides, the ones who traffic Narcos a good try.

WWW.UDREVIEW.COM ■— 4 I September 13, 2016 udreview.com 13 PHILLY-BASED DRAG QUEEN TO COME TO CAMPUS hard. Sometimes I’m tired. But John Ryan Barwick: When did what’s important is that Martha you first become comfortable as keeps me on my toes, just as much Martha? as she keeps an audience on its toes. It becomes a rewarding role Martha Graham Cracker: I've been to keep coming back to. The show doing it for 11 years in this space, is never the same. With Martha I started maybe in the ’90s...A long it’s so great because i’m looking time ago... (at the audience) and seeing what’s there, and it makes it feel I was uncomfortable in the alive. Im most observant when im beginning, and 1 would do these Martha. I’m a little bit more shy in shows here [at L’Etage) but there retirement and Martha’s really... w'ould be like only 20 people so forward, and fearless and it’s I didn’t really know if this was kinda nice to always go back into actually a “thing”...and eventually it and know “Oh that’s a part of it caught on and peopled got me too. I can dare.” excited. That’s when it became comfortable, when people wanted JRB: Mick Jagger famously said to be here! that he would rather be “dead than sing satisfaction at 45.” Weirdly, you’re always looking Do you see yourself performing for the approval of your parents, Martha into your 50s? but when my mom and dad finally came here and saw it 1 was like “I MGC: I can imagine it. Obviously wonder what they’re going to say” it’ll change as I age. As long as I and I didn’t know if my dad would can, I will. I enjoy it a lot. But I be able to handle this, if he’ll feel always have to be open to the idea awkward about seeing his son in that it’s time to stop. a dress. And then he was actually really supportive and it wasn’t a JRB: Who is a performer that you big deal. And that was the moment identify with? when I knew Martha was apart of myself and it integrated more. MGC: Oh, there’s so many! Cyndi Even my family was like “Do this! Lauper, Eryka Badu, Aretha CHRISTINE PETROSKY/THE REVIEW You can do it!” Franklin, of course Patti LaBelle. Martha Graham Cracker serenades an audience member at her show in Philadelphia. Those are the most important. JRB: Has the character of Martha, JOHN RYAN BARWICK flying from stage left. She grabs handsome. This is visible through or the show changed? JRB: Anything you wish you Executive Editor the microphone, squares herself Marta’s own seductiveness and were told in college? like a linebacker, and takes sexual positivity. MGC: Well certainly with Max she’s There are ten minutes left command, belting out her first Performing with a quartet (a become more glamourous [Max is MGC: When I was in college, things before Martha Graham Cracker notes. classic rock cover band playing Dito’s close friend and Martha’s were so different...it was in the hits the stage, and Philadelphia’s Of course, the microphone well above expectations) Martha stylist). I used to do my own make '90s (shudders...whispered). L’Etage Lounge is beginning to fill. isn’t working, but the audience is sings everything from Radiohead up and it was just terrible. The Bar patrons begin to spill over into screaming so hard no one really to Simon and Garfunkel, from quality of the look has gotten JRB: Well then is there anything the audience, seated on cushioned notices. Foreigner to Adele. And she better. you wish you would change? stools. Tonight Martha, all 6’2 of her, sings. 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A lot of people comment college) but it’s important to know squeeze themselves through like a chandelier above a black patrols the audience, and delivers on how tight the band is and I that maintaining a friendship patrons and candle light, tuft protruding from her chest. monologue after monologue on thinks that’s a really important through your life takes work so if carrying cocktails so expensive This is Martha Graham her life, what's new and which thing. I admire queens who lip there are people in your life that and so covered in garnish you Cracker. unsuspecting, unfortunate patron sync but that’s a whole nother you treasure and that you love put would think it was a tribute to Martha has been a fixture will be her victim. This particular ball game, completely. If you’re in the effort to connect with them. the performing artist and her at L’Etage for the last eleven performance included a tangent actually making music in the collection of sequenced dressings. years. She is the drag creation of on Airbnb (“It’s like all the fun of space, it has a level of excitement JRB: That’s good advice. The ’70s funk that played actor Dito van Reigersberg, co­ a first date expect you're living that comes with live music. as the seats filled has given founder of the Pig Iron Theater together" or “you know you’re MGC: And also have lots of sex. way to Black Sabbath and the Company in Philadelphia. Out of sleeping on the dust of a 1,000 JRB: As an actor, you’re used Lots and lots of sex. lights begin to dim. The heavier drag, Dito looks a little bit like semen stains”) and being sex to going in and out of different music coincides with the rising the love child of Robert Downey positive (“Let it all shine, baby'"). roles. What’s it like carrying The Martha Graham Cracker excitement. Jr. and Sacha Baron Cohen (the After the performance we sat Martha with you all these years? 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TEDDY GELMAN much of the game. As the Blue cornerback Malcolm Brown was Along with Jefferson, senior the past. But we showed a lot ol Assistant Sports Editor Hens offense sputtered, the penalized for targeting and running back Jalen Randolph resolve and character and found Leopards tied the game at 3 in received the game ejection that ran for 105 yards in the absence a way to do it.” It was ominously reminiscent the first quarter and that score comes with it. Brown, who had of Hills. Hills is sitting out Moving forward, the road of last season — the Blue Hens held until halfway through the performed admirably in only Saturday’s game against Wake only gets tougher for a team football squad, riding high after third quarter when Lafayette his second game back after Forest. that hadn’t started the season an opening week thrashing of added another field goal to gain being out all of last season with After Jefferson’s touchdown 2-0 since 2013, and now Delaware State, found itself control with a 6-3 lead. an injury due to a locker room in the final moments of the third aspires to be 3-0 for the first deadlocked in a defensive battle After a Lafayette punt, the assault, stormed off the field, quarter, the Blue Hens played time since 2012. Facing ofi against an inferior opponent. Blue Hens methodically marched incensed. The Delaware offense an almost flawless final quarter against currently undefeated In a 2015 season in which they down the field, led by running then captured that energy and of play, highlighted by a 35- FBS opponent Wake Forest next finished with a 4-7 record, their back Thomas Jefferson, who transformed it into offensive yard hookup from quarterback Saturday, expectations may worst since 2008, the Blue Hens received extended carries after production. Joe Walker to receiver Diante be lower, but after scoring 21 failed to win back-to-back games Wes Hills suffered an elbow- “We got hit in the mouth Cherry on a 4th down attempt, unanswered points, morale is and scored a combined 21 points injury on the second play from when [Hills) went down," a Ray Jones interception and a high. in the games following a victory. scrimmage and didn’t return. Jefferson said. “We just needed Randolph 4-yard touchdown run. “We got back to working our Through 44 minutes of Jefferson capped off the drive to go back to running the ball With the 24-6 victory, the Blue gameplan and executing and that Saturday night’s matchup with a 16-yard touchdown run, and understanding that we are Hens have outscored opponents was the difference,” Randolph against Lafayette, Coach Dave contributing to his team-leading a great running team. Lafayette 80-20 in their first two games. said. “It’s great to finish the Brock's team appeared to be 124 rushing yards on 17 carries played us really hard that first “We are thrilled to be 2-0,” way we did. That is the way this traveling on a similar path. After Then the tide shifted half and we just had to go out Brock said. “I told the team I felt team is built, to finish games by a field goal on their second drive, continued to shift at the start of there and execute the way we that this was the type of game running the ball. As long as we Delaware was held scoreless for the fourth quarter. Sophomore used to.” that we might not have won in can do that we can win games.”

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CONNOR MILLIGAN freshman in 2014, but started 11 Blue Hens play. He even played Coach Dave Brock’s character our first game.” Senior Reporter games at outside linebacker for his state championship game and beliefs, which made a huge Reeder was also very the Nittany Lions as a redshirt at Delaware Stadium his senior difference in the decisionmaking excited about the number of It didn’t take long for freshman in 2015. He ended the year of high school. He cites process for his brother. students that came out to the transfer linebacker Troy Reeder season ranking fourth on the this as an experience he’ll never Playing football at Penn first home game, and hopes to to make an impact in his debut team with 67 tackles, and earned forget, and one that sticks with State and playing football at see continued support from the as a Blue Hen. With the game first team Freshman All-Big 10. him to this day. University of Delaware are two student-body this season. already in hand, and the fourth So after a successful But the thing that really very different experiences, Looking ahead, the redshirt quarter just underway, Reeder 2015 season in Happy Valley, convinced Reeder to come play making it a bit of an adjustment sophomore has high aspirations had a 13-yard interception return one might wonder, what led for Delaware, was his brother, for Reeder. Penn State is for not only himself, but the for a touchdown, putting the Reeder to transfer? There was and now teammate, Colby. considered a marquee program team as well. finishing touches on a dominant a multitude of reasons. Reeder “When he committed to in college football. Every home “Right now, our mindset performance for Delaware. grew up about 20 minutes from Delaware, I started to realize game over a 100,000 people pack is one game at a time,” Reeder “Coming to a new school and campus in Hockessin, Del. and how special it could be,” Reeder Beaver Stadium to watch their said. “But our ultimate goal is to working with my teammates in played at Salesianum High said. “It was a perfect storm.” Nittany Lions play. At Delaware, make the playoffs, and go far.” the off-season 1 was just excited School. Playing close to home Colby, who also plays the scene is obviously a little From watching Delaware to get out there,” Reeder said. “It had a big impact on his decision. linebacker, is a true freshman different. But for Reeder being games as a kid in the stands, to already feels like I’ve been here His father, Dan, played running this season and committed to a Blue Hen tops everything. now suiting up and playing for for a while.” back for Delaware in the 1980s, play for the Blue Hens right “Penn State obviously has an Delaware himself, it has come It was a picture perfect which also had an influence. around the time his brother awesome fan base,” Reeder said. full circle for Reeder. Now, he start for Reeder, who spent his Growing up, Reeder would was considering transferring. “But for me, playing here has has a chance to write his own first two seasons playing at always go to Delaware Stadium During the process, Colby gave been something special. I knew story as a Blue Hen, and leave Penn State. He sat out as a true with his family to watch the his brother some insight on what so many people in the crowd at his mark on the field.

In a shocking turn of events, Delaware football is not terrible. Conference play has not started yet, but the Blue Hens now stand at 2-0. They play Wake Forest in N.C., which probably will not bode well for the Hens. They return to Newark on Oct. 8th to play the University of Maine.

WEEKLY In other news, the Eagles brought the sweet taste of hope to Philadelphia as Rookie Quarterback Carson Wentz demolished the Browns, 29-10. Despite a legacy of pessimism, fans are daring to believe in the ‘‘Red Wonder.” The Birds play the Bears ROUNDUP next Monday night.

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BRIANNA CIOCCA What Kaepernick Managing Sports Editor really is doing by After a broken foot suffered in the first game sidelined him protesting for the entire 2015 season, Wes Hills knew he had something to It’s been called “an prove coming into last week’s embarrassment”, he’s been called “a home opener against Delaware traitor” and his jersey’s been burned State. The fourth-year running by NFL fans throughout the country. At the same time, though, famous back, who is deemed one of the athletes and artists have supported top all-around athletes in the CAA, battled back to run for a him and his jersey is suddenly the career high 212 yards and score top-selling jersey on the NFL’s online store. two touchdowns to help the The country can’t reach a Blue Hens surge past in state consensus on what we think ol rival Delaware State with a 56- San Francisco quarterback Colin 14 victory. Kaepemick’s decision to sit instead Coming into the season of stand during the national anthem opener, Hills said it was not in protest of police brutality and the just him who had something to oppression of black Americans. An prove, the entire team wanted to anonymous NFL executive, as well put last season’s losing record in the rearview mirror and put on a as former league MVP and current commentator Boomer Esiason, show for the Delaware fans that bashed Kaepemick’s actions. came out to support the Hens in However, U.S. women’s soccer star their home opener among the Megan Rapinoe, along with hip crowd of 17,835 attendees. hop artists J. Cole and Trey Songz, “The past season we went supported his behavior. 4-7 so as a team we came into During a postgame interview this season with a chip on our following Kaepemick’s first protest shoulder,” Hills said. “I wanted during an August 26th preseason to show them that I’ve improved MACY OTERI/THE REVIEW game, he explained his actions. greatly and I still have 10 more Blue Hens running back Wes Hills suffered another injury this week after experiencing a foot injury last year. “1 am not going to stand up to games to show the fans and the show pride in a flag for a country CAA that I’m back and I plan to he felt some pressure to perform is just keeping it going, I can't little weird because he does not that oppresses btack people and do some business this year.” since he was voted team captain be a one hit wonder. I have to normally get such clean, open people of color," he said. “To me, this However, Hills’ stellar and was an elite teammate prior continue and help lead my team looks. is bigger than football and it would performance against Delaware to beginning of the season. He to victory.” “It was am azing,” Hills said. be sellish on my part to look the State didn’t just happen. It took said he had a lot on his shoulders Hills also said that his time “Whenever you have to run 59 other way. There are bodies in the a lot of mental and physical work and needed to prove to his team spent along the sidelines helped yards like that and you don’t street and people getting paid leave in the off-season to battle back and to the fans that not only is him develop his leadership skills get touched, it doesn’t get any and getting away with murder." from such a devastating injury. he back, but Delaware football is and become more vocal. He said better than that.” Essentially, Kaepernick is using Hills said his training consisted back as well. prior to his injury, he would Delaware’s strong start in his platform as a professional athlete of a lot of two-a-days, footwork Another motivation for Hills tend to lead more by example, their home opener is just the to demonstrate his displeasure at exercises, running and lifting in that often goes overlooked is but now he’s also become a more beginning for the Blue Hens this the way the country is addressing the gym. He began lifting a day the support of Delaware fans. He expressive leader after watching season, he said. Hills said that its ongoing issues when it comes to after he had foot surgery and he said that that while injured, one the game from more of a mental their goals are to have a winning race and violence. In a sense, that’s began running as soon as he was of the biggest things he missed standpoint while supporting his record, win the CAA, compete in commendable and worthy of a great given the okay. was not being able to run out of teammates. the playoffs and win a national deal of respect. Yet, professional “This running back core the tunnel while Delaware fans Perhaps one of the most championship. athletes have previously sent the doesn’t play' lightly, you either cheered him and the rest of the defining moments in Hills’ “When you look at Delaware very same message —“I Can’t have to bring it or you’re going team on. return to the field last Thursday football, losing should not be in Breathe” shirts worn by NBA players to be sitting in the back,” Hills “Actions speak louder than night came with 4:46 left in the the same sentence,” Hills said. in 2014, NBA players speaking on said. “I had to come back better words any day,” Hills said. second quarter when he had “We want to put Delaware back the subject at the ESPYs this summer than ever. You can't come back “Being able to come out here this a 59-yard touchdown run to on the map. We want to put and “Change Starts with Us, Justice <& and be the same, you have to past game and being in front of put the Hens up 28-0 heading Delaware back in its glory. This Accountability” shirts won by WNBA build off of something." the Delaware fans meant a lot into the half. When reflecting means a lot to us and we won’t players this past July, to name a feu Although Hills had a great to me. The biggest thing now on the play, Hills said it was a let Coach Brock down.” — and received limited backlash opening game, prior to the start when compared to Kaepemick’s protest. Is Kaepernick actually sending the same message? What basketball players have done over the past two years is UPSET OF FIFTH-RANKED VIRGINIA BOOSTS demonstrate their disapproval with the way the nation has handled race and violence. They’ve made it clear FIELD HOCKEY TO TOP TEN RANKING that they will advocate for change — peacefully and quietly, just like Kaepernick. Yet never once did they act in such a way that could be KYLE DOHERTY answers for everything Virginia again looked sharp winning the to 3-2. perceived as disowning their country Senior Reporter threw at us.” match 5-2, but this time it was the Looking ahead, after their Kaepernick said that because The win was the Blue Hens first offense that led the way to victory. upcoming road matchup with this issue is greater than football, it Following a heartbreaking defeat against the Cavaliers since 1988 and It didn’t take long for the Blue Hens Princeton, the Blue Hens will have “would be selfish on |his] part to look in overtime to then-20th ranked Old tbds is their first appearance in the to net a goal, as redshirt junior Kayla a three-game home stand against the other way.” But isn’t he already Dominion in their third match of the poll’s top ten since 1998. The 10th Devlin netted her second goal of the Columbia, Indiana and Albany.The looking the other way by failing to season, the Blue Hens’ field hockey ranked Hens traveled to Temple season midway through the second Hens figure to be the favorite in all support his country in the times in team was in need of a bounce-back on Friday looking to build on the minute. Sophomore Greta Nauck three of these games, as only number which it needs that support most? win. The team got just what it needed momentum and protect their new chipped in two goals later in the 12 Albany currently is ranked in the The national anthem is a symbol the very next match, in an exciting place in the top 10. match to put the Hens up tor good top 20. for the many values that comprise upset of fifth ranked Virginia. On Friday afternoon the Hens after Temple had tightened the score the United States of America. It’s The Blue Hens defeated Virginia clear that Kaepernick understands 2-0 in the road contest, which was that the current scope of police held on Sept. 4. The Cavaliers entered brutality doesn’t align with the the match feeling confident, after nation’s values. However, his protest downing Rutgers 3-2 in overtime two of the national anthem does not just days prior. The Blue Hens had other demonstrate his displeasure with the ideas however, taking control of the current events. It is also performed game early and never letting go. on a level that potentially disrespect® Despite being more than doubled the country. The national anthem is in shot attempts (19 to 8?, the Hens sacred territory and entering that were able to score the only two goals territory requires care and caution. of the match. Sophomore Kiki Bink Supporters of Kaepemick’s broke the draw in the ninth minute of protest will argue that he deserves the match, collecting a perfect pass recognition for his bravery and at the top of the circle from from Lisa courage to act out — and he quite Giezeman and calmly slotting the possibly does, but maybe kneeling ball into the right comer of the net. during the national anthem isn’t the Freshman Alexis Gazzio capped the best way to do so. scoring in the 57th minute, putting Kaepemick’s protest is just home a rebound-goal assisted by another sign that there is much work lunior Lauren Crudele. to be done throughout the country. Junior goalkeeper Emmeline What is the best way to go about Oltmans led the way on the defensive addressing the ongoing national side with a career-best 11 saves, issues in race and violence? Clearly shutting out the Cavaliers and sitting during the national anthem netting her CAA Player of the Week creates a greater stir than wearing honors. It was the first shutout of the shirts during warm ups, but is it season for the Dutch athlete, and the bringing us any closer to a solunon? sixth of her career. fhat question is yet to be answered. When asked about the performance of his defense, Head TEDDY GELMAN Coach Rolf van de Kerkhof said he Assistant Sports Editot was pleased with what he saw. “Emmeline played lights out The views reflected in this column do not today," Kerkhof said. “And as a team, MORGAN BROWNELL/THE REVIEW necessarily represent those of The Review. we were poised on defense and had Members of the Blue Hen’s field hockey team play against Old Dominion on Sept. 4.

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