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o h P Legacy Above: For a preview of this year’s Homecoming activities, see the special section on Page 4. LU student donates time at center for domestic violence to give my time to the Marina Bach community,” Smith said. Reporter Volunteering at Bridgeway Behavior October is Domestic Health center helped Violence Awareness Smith realize that her month, and Lindenwood major is right for her as University will hold its well as being informed second candlelight vigil about domestic violence. to commemorate it. She says, “By working The event, sponsored at the shelter I have heard by Bridgeway Behavior many stories, and I have Health Women’s Center, come to the realization is scheduled from 7 to that getting into an 9 p.m. Thursday at the abusive situation can pavilion. happen to anyone.” Bridgeway is located in “Knowing what to do in St. Charles County and that situation has helped Photo by Phil Brahm offers domestic violence me personally, and I can Droste Road will be shut down for more than a year due to a major improvement project by the city of St. Charles. treatments for adults who also share my knowledge have been abused. with others who are put Lindenwood student in that situation of abuse,” Road work will shut down Kelsey Smith donates Smith said. her time to the center. After graduating from Smith is majoring in Lindenwood, Smith psychology with a minor hopes to move back to major route onto campus in gender studies here at California and open her Phil Brahm Lindenwood housing sits “It definitely is traffic- normal business; there will Lindenwood University. own private practice. Managing Editor along the one-third-mile calming and safer, just be some construction Heather Brown- To get more stretch and will experience moving the parking noise for a little bit.” Hudson, gender studies information about Plans to reconstruct major renovations as part for these houses to the With Lindenwood professor, encouraged Bridgeway Behavior a road on the edge of of the project. backside,” Seggerman said. listed as the property her to get involved with Health center, visit them Lindenwood’s campus will The driveways on these “Lindenwood was very owner of the 42 student- the treatment facility. at www.bridgewaybh. force faculty and students properties will be removed, appreciative.” occupied homes affected Smith says her favorite com/domestic-violence- to find another way to and parking spaces will be The Department ofby the construction, the thing about working at services. classes for more than a added to their backyards. Public Works will continue university has been the the shelter is working with To get more involved year. Alleys also will be to work with the university city’s primary contact the children of domestic on campus you can The city will redo the placed between the homes as the planning process throughout the planning violence victims. contact Dr. Heather section of Droste Road on Droste and Anneric comes to its end and when process. Students who live “Hearing their stories Brown-Hudson at (636) between Charbo Street Street to access the spots. construction begins. in these homes have yet to and helping the children 255-2286 or hbrown- and S. Duchesne Drive City Project Manager “We are going to work be contacted by either the grow from the traumatic hudson@lindenwood. to improve the quality Matt Seggerman said the with Lindenwood to see city or LU, leaving them events is why I continue edu. of the road and address decision was made so that what our working hours unaware of what will take safety hazards for drivers. students can leave their can be, and we will just be place next summer. Construction is projected homes without backing working in the backyards,” Lindenwood senior to begin October 2016. out of their driveways into Seggerman said. “We won’t Kalyn Newton, who lives Missouri crowns A section of oncoming traffic. be affecting [students’]in a campus house along Continued on Page 2 two new queens J-term class explores UK visual arts Niklas Dehlwes British Museum. The trip includes tours through Reporter London and the Warner Brother Studios. Lindenwood’s study Students must keep a abroad program is going photo journal during the to be expanded with one entire trip, from which more course next year. they will make up a final During the upcoming project and a presentation J-term, students have on Jan. 24. the opportunity to visit Students who want to London from Jan. 7. – 16. participate in the study The class will be led abroad program have by Jay Ratican who will only one more week to meet with his students do so. Sign-up sheets three times before the are available from any class starts to discuss communications teacher. an introduction, health The only requirement to & security and general fulfill is a completed ENG information. 150 class. The trip to the United For participation, Kingdom will focus on students will have to ‘Harry Potter’, ‘Game of pay approximately Thrones’ and ‘Doctor$4,485, including the Who’. Students will be flights, housing, food and visiting several visual admission to all of the effects studios in Wales. attractions. Students will Additionally, students earn three credit hours, will get to see Westminster which will be counted Abbey, Buckingham for electives or for a Photo by Nao Enomoto Palace, Tower of London, major or minor credit for Lindenwood hosted the annual search for the new Design by Cayla Brown BBC headquarters and the communication students. Miss Missouri USA. Read the whole story on Page 2. Page 2 Oct. 6, 2015 NEWS Droste Road 2016 Miss Missouri Continued from Page 1 tax dollars to good use is Anneric, knew nothing great,” Besselman said. about the plans until Renewed Treasures, she read a post on social along with 14 other stores contestants sparkle media. will experience several “I feel good, and I will While she is not segments of the road Viktoria Muench definitely compete again bothered by the idea of closed throughout the News Editor next year,” she said. “I’ve losing a portion of her duration of the project, but The search for the been preparing for about backyard, she said she the city has said it plans to new Miss Missouri USA six months and tried is concerned that the leave at least one lane open and Miss Missouri Teen to keep up with brutal university chose to handle at all times. USA came to an end this eating habits, but it was the manner themselves Despite the upcoming weekend, as Lindenwood worth it and I’m proud and not seek the input of construction, Besselman played host to the pageant that I made semifinals.” students who live in the feels confident her business where the new beauty The top five was construction area. will not be heavily affected. queens were crowned. announced after another “It would be nice if “Before, there was a bit During the two-day presentation of swimsuits Lindenwood were to ask of a work project outside event held at the sold- and evening gowns. They our opinions on projects our store where they out Scheidegger Center, had one last chance to before going on with them,” worked on the road, and it 108 girls from all around impress the judges during Newton said. “It would didn’t stop our customers Missouri competed for the interview part of the especially be nice if they at all,” Besselman said. “We the crown. competition. would at least mention it have faithful customers; After presentingSydnee Stottlemyre to those it directly affects.” they will find a way.” themselves to the 10 represented Wildhorse “I am fine with the idea The project also will judges in swimsuits and Creek and received cheers of the parking lot between improve the existing evening gowns during from the crowds for her the houses on Droste sidewalk to a 10-foot the preliminary show on answer about how society and Anneric, but I hope wide shared-use path for Saturday, the top 16 of can improve itself. they send us some sort of pedestrians and bicyclists, both Miss and Miss Teen “We still have a long way notice that it is going to be and the overhead utilities then moved on to the to go,” said Stottlemyre, Photo by Nao Enomoto happening before it does.” will be buried. In addition, semifinals on Sunday. who was crowned Miss Lindenwood student Ashtin Bruere presents her Cynthia Besselman, wife the northbound lanes of Lindenwood senior Missouri USA 2016 later evening gown during semifinals on Sunday night. of city councilman Tom the road will be realigned Ashtin Bruere was among that evening. can’t imagine what it feels from Lake of the Ozarks Besselman, and owner of at intersection of Droste the semifinalists and said “All members of like to be discriminated received the title of Miss Renewed Treasures, a thrift and Duchesne. she feels happy about society need to learn to for who I am by simply Teen USA 2016, after shop located on Droste, According to the city’s making it that far in the love others, no matter walking down the street.” she wowed the judges is looking forward to the website, the project’s competition. if they differ from us. I Teenager Dallas Ezard with her presentation new look of the road. estimated cost reaches throughout both nights. “Any project that would almost $5 million and is Ezard showed improve the streets of expected to be completed confidence when asked St. Charles and put our by December 2017. about how to be successful in high school during her interview. She said staying true to oneself is most important. “Stick to your own values and don’t let others influence you. Always believe in yourself and never do anything you don’t want to do.” The two new queens will represent Missouri for one year and compete for the titles of Miss USA and Miss Teen USA next Photo by Romane Donadini Photo by Nao Enomoto summer. Winners Dallas Ezard (left) and Sydnee Stottlemyre (right) receive their crowns. Construction will shut down a section of Droste Road. Spinning wheels help students to get around campus with me to class. I don’t as a hover board. The user Segways can cost up to Niklas Dehlwes need to find a place to lock stands on the board with $1,000. Reporter it as for a bike. It is so easy.” both feet at the same time, Although the price of a It’s Monday morning, As he rides around the and only controls the vehicle Segway can be higher, it is and during the 11 a.m. streets on campus, it’s not by exerting pressure to one slower compared to other rush-hour on campus, the cars that bother him, but of the two sides. There aren’t vehicles, reaching 8 mph nearly every parking spot is more so the pedestrians. any attachments for the feet, at its highest speed. “But taken. If students run late, “The cars are huge and so it requires a certain grade that is enough to climb especially those living off you can estimate where they of body control. even the hill from Evans to campus, they might have to are going. But the people, “It is hard to describe Spellmann,” Savoy said. look for other ways to get they are suddenly crossing what it is like to stand on However, none of these around campus quickly and the street and then I have to this, you just have to try it,” vehicles are appropriate for make it to their classes on sidestep.” Savoy said. the winter in Missouri, and time. In contrast to these two For going back and forth, so once the seasons change, The two most common vehicles, there is one that Savoy said he has to shift to the battle to find parking Photo by Sandro Perrino ones at Lindenwood are most people have never either side. It comes without spots will likely begin again. Gustavo Miranda rides a bike in front of Matthews Hall. bikes and skateboards. seen on Lindenwood’s any brake, so in order to To see a video of Sophomore Guilherme campus before. This unique stop, he simply has to lean students riding Moreira de Freitas said he vehicle belongs to senior backwards. various modes of rides his bike because “that John Savoy. Prices for this unique transportation, way, I can go to classes He is riding a hands- vehicle start at $300, but visit Lindenlink.com. much faster. For example, free Segway, also known depending on the edition, I work at Scheidegger and then I have class in Young. With my bike it is about two minutes, by foot maybe 10.” A bit more practice and body control is needed for the longboard, which can best be described as a surfboard with four wheels. It is not surprising when Valentin Merlet, a sophomore who enjoys riding his longboard, said, “I needed about six months until I was skilled enough to ride the longboard on campus, but I knew how to surf before.” He rides the longboard Photo by Sandro Perrino Photo by Sandro Perrino because “I can just take it Fernando Luna skates around on his longboard around Evans Commons. John Savoy takes his hands-free segway on campus. Oct. 6, 2015 Page 3 Culture

Cartoon by Rachel Schuldt with collaboration by Kristine Wagner Peter Carlos receives Stage drama depicts Fulbright Scholar honor real-life school shooting Universitaire in Aix-En- revolutionary idea, said Cullan May Provence. As opposed to Carlos. Essi Virtanen Reporter a Fulbright Scholar who He first saw movies like Reporter spends anywhere from a “The 400 Blows” when he Peter Carlos possesses semester to a year studying was young and in English “Columbinus,” inspired an almost encyclopedic his or her subject, Carlos and French classes, where by one of the deadliest knowledge of cinema. is a Fulbright Specialist, the teachers would show high school shootings in How fitting, then, that the meaning his research time movies in connection with U.S. history, will premiere instructor’s office is littered will be shorter, but no less their lessons. at Lindenwood this week. with various mementos of significant. Today Carlos channels The script, written by movies. There are DVDs He spent a summer that passion when he Stephen Karam and PJ stacked up on shelves, filling out the formsmakes short films. A Paparelli, is directed by as well as books bearing necessary to get the project stage manager in graduate Nicholas Kelly, a professor signs of use. The desk he going, and received help school, Carlos long at LU since 2009. sits behind seems crowded from Ryan Guffey, who desired to get closer to “It is definitely not a Neil with information as papers had undergone the process the actor and to move a Simon play,” said Kelly. spill atop it. himself. camera that was not there. “This is definitely the most Upon entering the Carlos plans to help Directing movies was the different performance room, however, eyes are the university with its next logical step. that we have brought drawn to the sight of MFA program, film in Carlos began teaching Lindenwood yet, but I’m the familiar spine of a the streets, visit locations as an adjunct professor incredibly honored that certain book: “Hitchcock/ from iconic French films when he was 30. More than we get a chance to tell this Truffaut,” the 1966and maintain a video blog, 10 years ago, Lindenwood s t or y.” collection of interviews among many other things. asked him to come to the The play is based on the between the titular Carlos has always liked LUTV station full time, events of April 20, 1999, on filmmakers. Carlos loves the French New Wave. and he has been conveying which two students entered Truffaut. He especiallyHe teaches it in his film his love of cinema in Columbine High School in adores the director’s history courses, and says various forms ever since. Littleton, Colorado, and classic 1959 debut, “The it affected everyone from The French New Wave fatally shot 12 students and 400 Blows.” “[John] Cassavetes to featured some of the most one teacher. Carlos will embark on a [Quentin] Tarantino.” obsessive of film fans, so They also wounded three-week trip to France It especially had an it makes sense that Carlos more than 20 others in the Photo from lindenwood.edu to study and embrace important impact on would choose to study attack, which lasted less Actors Hunter Fredrick and Cody Samples act out a the movement in which his favorite American it. Perhaps sometime than 20 minutes. scene at a rehearsal for “Columbinus.” the aforementioned film filmmaker, Martinsoon LU students will be Soon after, they turned important to remember and humor, but it is the played a part: the French Scorsese. The idea that privileged enough to study the guns on themselves that they were real people. educational factor of what New Wave. filmmakers could include film in France precisely and took their own lives. “They didn’t just wake happened and who these He will be working with “children and criminals because of Carlos’ One of the most up one morning and say kids were that will stay in the Institut Americain as protagonists” was a endeavor this January. interesting factors of the that ‘I’m gonna go and people’s minds when they script is its dialogue, Kelly shoot the entire school,’” walk out of the theater. said. he said. “Something “I think if more people No changes can be made happened to them to make knew what had gone into because much of it is taken them want to do this.” this, they’d pay a lot more straight from interviews Kelly said that the attention to the students with survivors and videos play touches various that they have in class, made by the killers. themes, including being what their children are Junior Cody Samples, young, growing up and doing,” Kelly said. “I want who portrays one of the generally what it is like to people to take the time to shooters, known as Loner, be a high school student. listen, try to take all the in the production, said These themes can be seen information but mostly, it has been a challenging especially in the first act, I want them to bring experience. in which the audience something back to their “It’s hard putting myself will follow the lives and own lives.” in this person’s shoes, struggles of eight different “Columbinus” will show putting myself mentally in teenagers. at 7:30 p.m. in the Emerson the place where I could go “All of these kids, every Black Box Theatre at the into a school and do these single one of them, are J. Scheidegger Center on things,” Samples said. dealing with their own Oct. 9-10, 15-17. Photo from lindenwood.edu Samples said that in insecurities,” Kelly said. Tickets are now available Carlos, a 35-year LU faculty member and professor of digital cinema arts, has the process of doing such Kelly said “Columbinus” to reserve at the box office received the prestigious honor of being a Fulbright Scholar and Specialist. a dark character, it is is a mix of a true story in the Scheidegger Center. Nerf Alliance’s first HVZ as host is successful Aaron Vento first HVZ game hosted by zombie apocalypse.” Despite the threat of police Reporter the recently formed Nerf Every day the humans’ interference, McClure said Alliance. numbers dwindled more he still enjoys the game. Nerf darts flew and During the day, the and more as the zombies’ “I get to be a dork outside bystanders screamed as humans are hunted by the numbers grew. A few with Nerf guns, until I die Lindenwood became zombies while trying to select humans managed and turn into a zombie,” he overrun with armies of make it to class on time. to make it to the end said. “Then I’m just a dork the living and the dead The zombies stalk and of the week, including chasing other people with battling to dominate the hunt down the humans off-campus participantNerf guns.” Apocalypse. In other in order to increase their Corey McClure, who was Those interested in words, the extreme game numbers with a single tag. questioned by St. Charles joining the resistance, of tag known as Human At night, each side faces off police when they received or destroying it, are vs. Zombies started its first during intense missions. reports of a man on the encouraged to sign game of the year at LU “I really like zombies,” street in full HVZ-themed up for next semester’s last Monday with around said freshman Brooke riot gear. Once the police competition or visit the 100 students coming out Phillips, “and HVZ seemed spoke with McClure, Nerf Alliance page at Photo by Sandro Perrino to play throughout the liked the best opportunity they let him go about his lindenwood.collegiatelink. The remaining humans prepare for the final battle week. This was also the to emerge myself in the zombie-hunting business. net/organization/nerf. against the zombies at the end of the week. Page 4 Oct. 6, 2015 Culture Lindenwood University Homecoming 2015 15 teams to battle for Lip Sync crown Event Katie Reigelsberger Reporter schedule Lindenwood Lions “Shanghai Redemption” from 15 teams and Oct. 15 7 p.m. Dunseth organizations are Auditorium preparing to clash for Qiu Xiaolong of the title of this year’s Shanghai, China, earned Homecoming lip sync his first Master of Arts champions. Students, degree in the Chinese alumni, parents and Academy of Social community members are Sciences. welcome to watch these competitors perform President’s House on Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. in Reception for the Class Hyland Arena. of 1965 Oct. 16 2-3 p.m. Since the competition Lindenwood House began six years ago, This is a special tour it has been a favorite and dessert reception homecoming activity for members of among students both on LU’s returning 50th the floor and in the crowd. Anniversary Class. Students have been forming groups with The Lions’ Red Cross their organizations, teams Blood Drive Oct. 16 2-5 and even resident halls Photo by Carly Fristoe p.m. The Connection, to choreograph dances Members of Delta Tau Delta performed during last year’s Lip Sync competition during Homecoming week. Spellmann Center to music that match always entertaining. Last year’s Lip Sync the three ladies helping outstanding,” said Fowler. Those interested in this year’s homecoming “Guys come out and winners, the ladies set up and choreograph The winning team not donating blood can do theme, “Living the dress and dance in ways of Delta Zeta, are the dance for her team only receives bragging so during this time. Legacy.” they would not normally; determined and working this year. rights and Homecoming Ethan Miller, head and then the sororities hard to reclaim their title. “Last year we won, points but also walks Rediscover Lindenwood of the LU Gay Straight always show why dance Jordan Fowler, a so we want to keep away with $425 in tier Oct. 16 3:30-4:30 p.m. Alliance’s dance group, is a sport,” he said. “It’s Delta Zeta member and up the reputation by funds to go toward their Hyland Arena said the competition is amazing.” Lionette dancer, is one of doing something just as organization. Join Lindenwood’s Archivist Paul Huffman as he Students unearth elaborates on the history of Lindenwood.

historical artifacts Ayres Hall Ribbon Cutting Oct. 16 4:30 p.m. at Harmon dig site Ayres Hall As more men enrolled personal items like make- Marisa Uhls up jars and medicine at LU, Ayres became an Reporter bottles. all-male dorm in 1969. LU’s sociology and Dasovich expects to find But now, due to the anthroplogy department the same types of artifacts need for more women’s hopes to uncover more of during this year’s event, housing, it became an Lindenwood’s past at a dig which marks the third year all-women’s dorm in set for Oct. 16, as part of for the project. August 2015. Homecoming activities. Dasovich said the dig The dig, led by Steve will happen “on what looks Barbecue Luncheon Oct. Dasovich, an anthropology like an old university trash professor, and a few student du mp.” 17 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. project leaders, will be from The students will use Lower level parking lot, 2 to 6 p.m. at the southeast hand tools like trowels, Spellmann Center corner of Harmon Hall shovels and screens to find Limited tickets will parking lot. their treasures. be available for $8 per The team will be finding The items they found person the day of the “just about anything that have been recognized at event. All children age you would expect to find on national and international Photo by Romane Donadini 5 and under are free. a college campus, especially conferences. Lindenwood Students do not need an all-women’s college students have presented for Last year, the Lindenwood Art History Association rode hand-made bikes in the campus” said Dasovich. The Society for Historical Homecoming parade. Despite their bikes falling apart in the middle of the parade lunch tickets. Archaeology in Seattle and route, they still finished in first place. Read more about the Art History Association’s Previously, that has creations on Lindenlink.com. Football Tailgate Oct. included classroom at the Missouri Archaeology 17 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Dorm materials, such as chemistry Society Conference. parking lot across from test tubes, pipettes and “It has been a productive ceramics. China place dig so far with a lot of nice Parade salutes LU’s legacy Spellmann Center settings, such as cups and information in there,” said schools and Boy Scout and show how far Lindenwood Join other alumni, saucer pieces from the old Dasovich. Valerie Tonsor Girl Scout troops. has come and what this parents and friends Lindenwood cafeteria, also Anyone who would like Reporter So far, several groups university really is,” at the annual tailgate were found. In addition, to attend the students dig is have agreed to participate, said Delta Zeta Danielle before the 1:30 p.m. students uncovered welcome, Dasich said. Plans for this year’s including Lutheran High Darling football game. Music homecoming parade, School’s jazz band, dance The parade will begin will be provided by themed “Living the team and cheerleaders and behind Roemer Hall on Broken Hipsters Legacy,” are to make it a Duchesne High School’s Anderson Street and community affair, saiddance team. end at the J. Scheidegger Softball Alumnae organizers of the event. In addition, members Center for the Arts. Reunion Game and “If all the students are of the Shriners will be Schmidt said she hopes in the parade, then there’s driving their signature the number of community Recognition Oct. 17 6 nobody to watch,” said mini cars. groups participating will p.m. Lou Brock Sports Elise Schmidt, a graduate There are 29increase in the future. Complex assistant in the Student organizations on campus In the meantime, she Join former LU softball Life and Leadership Office. that will participate. hopes for a good crowd of players for an alumnae The parade, will begin at One of the sororities, spectators and participants game and recognition. 10 a.m. on Oct. 17. Delta Zeta, will pay in other homecoming “If we try involve the tribute to one of its most events. community a lot more, famous sisters, Florence “Not only do we have then hopefully they’ll Henderson. the parade, but we also come out, and they’ll They will make ahave Kid’s Corner and the For more previews realize that Lindenwood float named “The Delta Bar-B-Que and the game of the upcoming is a great addition to this Zeta Bunch,” a spoof of going on afterwards, so it’s events for the community.” Henderson’s role as Mrs. just a good kickoff to the homecoming Photo by Marisa Uhls Schmidt has extended Brady on the sitcom “The rest of the day,” she said. weekend, visit Professor Steve Dasovich holds a piece of a cup that an invitation to local Brady Bunch.” Contributions from Lindenlink.com. was found at a dig on campus. middle schools, high “It’s a great time to Diane Vieuloup Oct. 6, 2015 Page 5 Sports Ceremony to honor inductees Leonard McIntosh Reporter

Lindenwood has had some great athletic successes, and now some of those teams and players are being recognized for their efforts with induction into the Lindenwood Athletic Hall of Fame. The seventh class of inductees include the 2009 Lindenwood football team and the 2007 Wrestling team. The 2009 football team, coached by current Coach Patrick Ross, were undefeated in the regular season, going 10-0 in conference play. The Lions went into the NAIA National Photo by Carly Fristoe Championship game 13-0 Lindenwood running back Lavorrie Johnson is tackled in the backfield by a group of Emporia State defenders during Saturday’s 20-13 loss. before falling 25-22 to the Sioux Falls Cougars. The team scored at least Injury-plagued Lions fall at home 40 points in every regular season game. Phil Scherer year was once again on score remained the same able to march his team t h e b o ard .” The Lions were led by display. until the final drive of down the field on the Bendigo finished with all-American offensive Managing Editor Freshman quarterback the quarter. After a short drive that followed, he was 21 completions, 224 yards lineman Jeff Hynes in Entering Saturday’s Mason Bendigo, forced Emporia State punt unable to push the ball and a touchdown in his his senior season. Hynes game against nationally into service due to the allowed the LU offense into the end zone, settling first collegiate start. is also being inducted ranked and undefeated Scroggins injury, relied to start its possession on for a field goal that made On the defensive side individually for his time at Emporia State, LU was heavily on his running the 41-yard line, Bendigo the score 20-13. of the ball, linebacker Lindenwood in which he without a number of game and struggled to wasted no time moving With less than five Connor Harris continued won the Rimington Award season-long starters and convert on a number of key his team down the field, minutes remaining, his outstanding season, twice for being the top key offensive contributors third down opportunities. and found Roby for a 23- Emporia was able to racking up 24 tackles center in the country. including quarterback Through the first half, yard touchdown that put run the ball and drain and adding a sack. LU, Another inductee, Jesse Scroggins and the LU offense got the LU within four points at the clock, escaping with now 1-4, will continue its the 2007 men’s wrestling running back Calen ball past midfield on only 14-10. a victory that allowed schedule next Saturday as Team, was the first team at Cambell. two drives, one leading to Emporia State added the Hornets to remain they travel to undefeated Lindenwood to repeat as Although their a field goal and the other a touchdown two drives undefeated this season. Northwest Missouri State national champions. replacements were able ending in a turnover on later to extend their “We’ve got to be able to to take on the Bearcats at “To win one to keep the game close, downs as a Bendigo pass to lead to 20-10, but on the score points or we aren’t 1 p.m. championship is great, the Emporia State passing Tre’ Roby fell incomplete extra point attempt, LU going to win many games,” “We have to recover real but to have the depth attack proved too much inside the 30-yard line. defender Steven Pace kept head coach Patrick Ross quick from this game,” and talent to win back- to overcome in a 20-13 As the teams entered the game within reach said. “Until we start Bendigo said. “We have to-back championships defeat. the locker room for by blocking the kick, scoring points we’re going a game against one of the is overwhelming and is For the first half of halftime, LU trailed 14-3. allowing an opportunity to see the same results. best teams in the country something you’ll never the game, the offensive Both offenses struggled to make a comeback with You can’t win games next week so we have to forget,” current coach inconsistency seen from to move the ball in the under seven minutes left. in this league without learn from this game and Chad Smith said. “We the Lions throughout the third quarter, and the Though Bendigo was putting touchdowns on get better from it.” have been very fortunate to have some amazing athletes come through the program that have excelled Lacrosse player taken second overall in NLL draft within the system and Ivy Reynolds players, namely the most approach we have taken as Reporter well known one in Canada, coaches.” John Grant Jr. Along with the team, Graeme Hossack “There’s always the stars former Coach Joe Parisi sits cross-legged on the you look up to. John Grant is also being inducted as floor in the living room, Jr. is a really good player well after coaching for completely casual as if he and I even went to a couple 12 years at Lindenwood. is just another student- of his games,” he said. He won five national athlete being interviewed The Rochester championships. about an upcoming game. Nighthawks, the same He also coached 115 all- His demeanor didn’t team that selected Hossack Americans at Lindenwood, give away the fact that he on Monday, drafted Grant and 28 NAIA individual was picked second overall Jr. in 1999. national champions. Parisi in the National Lacrosse By the time he reached was named the NAIA League (NLL) draft earlier high school, he said playing Coach of the Year five that week. in college just seemed like times in his career. Since age 5, Hossack the logical choice. Smith competed for could be seen with a “Lindenwood was the Parisi and coached beside lacrosse stick in his hands, best option for me,” said him. a stark contrast to many Hossack. “It gave me Photo by Don Adams Jr. “He built a winning other Canadian boys an opportunity to go to The men’s lacrosse team celebrate following the announcement that Hossack had tradition here at LU and his age, running around school for cheaper here in been drafted into the National Lacrosse League by the Rochester Nighthawks. I can’t think of someone holding hockey stick the United States.” scoring 16 goals in the According to their official He remains undecided more deserving for the hall shafts. In his four years as a Lion, Lion’s season. website, players within the on what career he wishes to of fame induction,” he said. “I played a lot of sports Hossack has collected four After each year at LU, NCAA may also declare, pursue with his degree, but Other inductees include: when I was younger,” said first-team all-conferencethe opportunity to play but doing so forfeits the said, “You need something Erika Kliokmanaite Hossack. “Hockey, soccer, awards, back-to-back professionally increased. remainder of eligibility, to fall back on, because (Women’s Volleyball), and I tried tee-ball once.” Eastern Collegiate Athletic Hossack said going big similar to the NBA Draft lacrosse is not a full-time Devin Shiroma (Men’s None of these, however, Conference Specialist time has been a dream of in the United States. j o b.” Volleyball), Nenad held his attention the way of the Year laurels, and his, but it wasn’t until his However, lacrosse is not Hossack will be required Curic (Men’s Soccer), lacrosse did. received first-team All- junior year that it became a high revenue producing to attend training camps and Jamieson Dregallo “My parents kept me in American honors in his a realistic goal. sport like basketball. This is in New York in November Johnson (Field Hockey, it because it actually made senior season. He also The NLL is unique one of the reasons Hossack and December to finish Women’s Basketball, [my siblings and I] tired,” holds an impressive book in comparison to other made the decision to finish the try-out process. Women’s Volleyball, Hossack said, laughing as of statistics. Last year, professional sports in school before declaring for A full team of 20 will Tennis and the 2008-2009 he recalls the memory. Hossack was second the fact that athletes the pros. be decided and then Lion Line Dancers. From elementary school over-all in the NCAA can declare for the draft “The plan is to graduate narrowed to 16 for the The ceremony will be on, he played religiously. for groundballs (153) straight from the junior in December with a degree official travel roster. from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 16, at Entranced by the sport, he and maintained a .833 leagues, without any in biology and a minor in The NLL season starts the St. Charles Convention kept tabs on professional shots-on-goal percentage, collegiate experience. chemistry,” he said. in January. Center. Page 6 Oct. 6, 2015 Sports Women’s hockey hoping to score first win on road following a win and a Ivy Reynolds tie against St. Lawrence Reporter University of New York. The women’s iceOf the 25-player roster, hockey team dropped to a 14 are underclassmen. 0-4-0 record after two The team is led by senior tough losses to the Ohio Kendall Coyne, who State Buckeyes on Friday netted 52 goals last season. and Saturday. The Lions did not face Lindenwood fell 5-1 either team last year, the first night and 3-2 the meaning Lindenwood will following evening. rely mostly on scouting Despite giving up eight reports and film while goals on the weekend, the preparing this week in Lions offense was able practice. to make a little noise. Despite back-to-back This weekend, the Lions home stand losses, head hope to find their groove coach Scott Spencer is on the road as they hopeful things will turn Photo by Kelby Lorenz prepare to take on non- around for the team in the Members of the rugby team support the women’s ice hockey team, as the ‘seventh man’ on Sept 26. conference competition next few match ups. from the University of “For the second straight New Hampshire and weekend we had some bad Men’s rugby team gains reputation Northeastern University bounces go our way, but out of Boston. hopefully our hard work for spirited shenanigans off the field The Wildcats of UNH begins to pay off,” he said are currently 0-0-1 in the following Saturday’s game. For head rugby coach JD games, he said. Women’s Hockey East Friday’s 4 p.m. game in Alex Dahlstrom Stephenson, an Australian “Our coach pushes us Association (WHEA). Durham, New Hampshire Reporter native, the catchphrase “They are like hard to be there, but we Their single loss came will be available via live having a seventh Already well-known “Lions Support Lions”— is have so much fun going to from their home opener stats from the Wildcats’ player on the ice. If I for their intimidating the way he runs his team. the games that we love to against the University website. had a bigger budget physical stature and He believes that students do it anyway,” he said. of Maine. The Wildcats To see a video of I’d take those guys playful antics, members should have a genuine level The rugby team, which roster includes four goalkeeper Nicole on the road with us.” of the Lindenwood men’s of pride in their campus. usually draws a smaller players with U.S. National Hensley stopping - Scott Spencer, rugby team are getting a “Everyone here is crowd to its games, is Team experience. a penalty shot Women’s Ice Hockey reputation for turning out competing at the highest trying to remedy that The Northeastern in the second coach in large numbers to help level,” he said, “and if we by providing spectators University Huskies are game against cheer on their fellow Lions. don’t appreciate each other with sheets explaining the 1-0-1 in the WHEA Ohio State, visit At a recent women’s and the school, we’re doing game. Most recently, the game. going into the weekend Lindenlink.com. ice hockey game, players something wrong as an team attended Saturday’s The rugby team jeered members of the administration.” football game against competes in the top opposing team and Getting the rugby Emporia State. Although Division I conference cheered wildly when the players to a game is the Lions lost 20-13, there in the country, and is women tied up the game fairly simple. Teams can was much support from currently ranked fourth in with only seconds left in issue a challenge—either fellow-student athletes. the nation. the third period. verbally or through social Freshman Travis Heer, a Their presence made an media—towards the rugby California native, said that To see a video of impact on the players and players, and then a leader while all teammates are the men’s rugby the game, women’s hockey on the team will take the expected to be there, it’s team cheering coach Scott Spencer said. information and post it to a reasonable expectation: at Saturday’s “They are like having a the Facebook page. schoolwork and tests women’s ice seventh player on the ice,” Once scheduled, the always come first. hockey game he said. “If I had a bigger team goes to the event and More importantly against the Ohio Photo by Kelby Lorenz budget I’d take those guys sits together to enhance the though, the athletes want State Buckeyes, visit Ally Larson moves the puck in Friday’s 5-1 loss. on the road with us.” atmosphere and enjoy the to be in attendance at the Lindenlink.com. W. Volleyball struggles against MIAA foes LU was finally able to team that has beaten a very Lindenwood took the John Tessmer figure out the Lopers, as good Washburn team,” third set 25-23 before Reporter they took the third set Young said prior to the falling in the fourth set Taking on the 16th 25-20. game. “It’ll just depend on 25-17. ranked Nebraska-Kearney The Lions couldn’t keep how we play.” The Lions now hold an Lopers, on Friday evening, up their excellent play in The Lions kept the first overall record of 8-6 and the Lions fell in four sets. the final set as they fell to set close throughout, but a mark of 1-3 inside the “It was kind of a roller the Lopers 25-14, dropping were never able to jump in MIAA. coaster of a game,” head the match. front of Fort Hays as they The team will look to caoch Ron Yong said. “We After the Friday night fell 25-20. get back in the win column didn’t come out ready to loss, the Lions looked to The next set looked on Tuesday at 7 p.m. as play in that first set.” turn it around on Saturday much like the first, as the they return home to the LU fell quickly in the evening, as they took on Lions kept within striking Hyland Arena to take on first set with a 25-16 Fort Hays State. distance but couldn’t jump the Univeristy of Central loss before changing the “Fort Hays is a good out on top, falling 25-21. Missouri. rotation in the second set, hoping to change the chemistry of the team. Tied at five in the second set, the Lopers went on a three-point run and never looked back as they finished off the Lions 25-14. Things started to look up in the third set as freshmen setter Allyson Clancy settled into her first extended game action. “Allyson, our setter, got more comfortable with being in a game,” Young said. “She just needed some time and then did a great job.” Tied at five, the Lions went on a five-point run, Photo by Sandro Perrino bringing the score to 10-5. Ivy Reynolds (22) returns the ball during Saturday’s loss to Fort Hays State. Oct. 6, 2015 Page 7 opinions Fall break provides students Game of zombies much needed rest, relaxation divides a campus Kelby Lorenz The necessity of a fall all the stress I was put under my shoulder. I can take Page Designer break is huge. College to meet every deadline, back control of my whole Lontreal Farmer Tyler Tousley students are constantly while working at my job, life, and I’m not worried Reporter Opinions Editor Fall is a great time of bombarded with the stress- as well as completing my about running myself year for a variety of reasons. filled environments ofwork and learn hours. I ragged until Thanksgiving. “Humans vs. Zombies” “Humans vs Zombies” Sweaters, scarves, pumpkin classes, homework, jobs, had myself stretched so Honestly, the best part of is a campus-wide game of is the campus-wide game spice lattes, and bonfires work and learn, as well as thin that I could barely get having a fall break is being tag that takes place for five of tag that we all have to are part of what makes athletics or extra-curricular everything accomplished. able to take a step back and days every semester. Many put up with for five days fall wonderful. This year, activities. It may sound crazy, but refocus my mind. Allowing view this game as nothing each semester. Lindenwood has made fall By taking time, even just having a fall break has me an opportunity to more than a nuisance and It consists of oddly even better by allowing two extra days, it allows honestly helped with a lot evaluate the progress I have weird hobby of over-grown dressed people who run us to have a small, but students to catch up on all of the stress that I normally made so far this semester children. This couldn’t be around campus all week necessary, fall break. of the other stuff that clogs have during this time. I better prepares me to deal further from the truth— being as distracting In past years, it has up their lives. Any looming keep reminding myself that with the remainder of work well maybe not that and obnoxious as they felt like a long-distance homework or project if I can make it to fall break, I still have to accomplish. overgrown child part, but possibly can. marathon from Labor deadlines can be completed, then I can handle the rest of As fall break draws that’s beside the point. Now don’t get me Day break, which happens without compromising the the semester. near, take the time to HVZ can be an outlet for wrong, I do understand almost immediately after break to lounge around By breaking the semester refocus your mind and many on campus who may the appeal. the first week of classes, and and enjoy the company of into smaller chunks, it prepare for the rest of the not socialize well. It forces You get to dress up Thanksgiving. friends and family. becomes easier to manage fall semester. While on introverts and the socially in a costume and attack With the addition of fall In years past, the thought and allows a sense of control the break, go ahead and awkward to coordinate and people with harmless break, it feels like students of not having a fall break back into my life. I don’t grab that adorable scarf, interact with other people objects. will have a chance to relax, was daunting. I felt like I have a whole semester’s get a pumpkin spice latte, in a fun, non-controlling You get to meet new focus on themselves and was never going to make it worth of due dates and and relax at a bonfire with environment. people whose interests are take a well-deserved break. to Thanksgiving because of assignments looming over friends. We all deserve it. It is also a great way just as odd as your own. for new students to meet It seems like a nice people and bond over community of people and No dance but Homecoming still swings something they enjoy. I do have many friends Homecoming becomes There is a contest to see overflow from the stands The university attempts who participate. Tyler Tousley more about community which organization on to show just how much to accomplish this I, however, would like Opinions Editor and bringing together the campus can lip sync and they love representing with dorm wars, but it to talk about it from the Homecoming is just student body than who dance to a mash-up of Black and Gold. only goes on for one view of someone outside around the corner, but looks the best. songs the best, and that’s When I initially heard day and only lasts a of the game. what does that really mean Although in previous just the week leading up that there would be no couple of hours. HVZ I don’t participate at this point? years we have held a dance to the game. dance, I thought there accomplishes what nor do I plan to While in high school, after the game, that is not That Saturday thewould be no point to dorm wars fails to do participate in the Homecoming meant the case for LU’s 2015 campus comes together even have a Homecoming every year. future. flashy, short and expensive Homecoming. to march in and watch celebration, but the more The game is When I think dresses paired with equally The focus has shifted to a parade showing the I have considered it, the structured in a of HVZ I really expensive hairstyles and the events leading up to school spirit of our various more I think the lack of way that just think of large shoes. the Homecoming football organizations. dance could actually be groups of people Boys worried about game as opposed to a Before the game even better for the school. being obnoxiously whether the girl of their scarcely attended dance begins we can attend the We still get to makes team loud during both dreams would agree to go afterwards. barbecue or even the particpate in and attend work the best way to win. day and night. to the dance with them. The university holds tailgate party. the Homecoming events It is also fun for those I have to think Girls worried about quite a few events during This all leads up to that bring the students who love intense physical about what I can whether they would even Homecoming week. the intense game we together. No committee activities. Although it is and can’t wear for get asked. There is a 5k run or wait all semester for: the has to take the time possible to play the game a week to avoid But what does walk to raise money for Homecoming football and money to put on a without ever running, those getting shot with Homecoming mean now a different foundationgame. phenomenal dance that who do prefer the physical a Nerf gun. that we have moved on to each year - this year’s At the average football barely anyone would aspect can use running as E v e r y college? cause is the Make-A-Wish game the student section attend anyway. an important tool. semester No more do boys spend Foundation. does a great job of keeping In college, we get rid Some people train when the weeks planning a way to We get an opportunity up morale and the of the competitive and specifically for HVZ. game ask a girl to the dance. to have a breakfast audience excited. superficial aspects ofSome aim to increase their is Heck, at this point we filled with good food At the Homecoming Homecoming to focus on endurance while others gearing don’t even have a dance to and great conversation game, however, this bringing the student body hope to become faster. This up, at be asked to. with President Michael intensifies. together to work hard and game can provide a reason least one person At a collegiate level Shonrock. Our exuberant students have fun. to exercise for some who involved tries to might not otherwise be pressure me into Letter to the Editor Policy: interested in it. playing, and I can never Arch updates will The best part about seem to find the time. The Legacy is proud to provide an open forum for this game, however, is the Between working, a variety of opinions. community. school and work and The views expressed herein are the positions make STL shine From the moderators learn, I generally can’t of the individuals who write them. They are not Like any major city to the players everyone is seem to free up an entire necessarily the views of the entire publication or Samuel Horstmeier project, controversy may friendly and understanding. week to do it. any other individual member of the staff. Reporter surround the cost. When everyone is running When I express this To share your perspectives, please send a Letter The icon of St. Louis has This renovation will around with foam swords I am usually met with a to the Editor to [email protected]. Letters been under renovation for somehow raise $380 and pool noodles in their response of “Oh, well I may not exceed 350 words, should avoid obscenities over a year. million to cover costs. hands no one is harshly took off work for the week and must include the writer’s full name. The Arch in downtown Don’t worry though, judging anybody else. to play.” should be concluding that is not all from tax The last great thing That’s super great that The Legacy / Lindenlink.com improvements in the next dollars. about this game I want to some people feel they year, and the concept of In fact, about 58% address is the fact that it can do that, but seeing Spellmann Center 3095 / 3100 making it look better is a of it came from private breaks a certain stereotype. as I am barely getting by 209 S. Kingshighway desirable one. donations. There are athletes who already—as many of us St. Charles, Mo. 63301 For anyone who had This project is going to play as well as people who are, participants in the Telephone: 636-949-4336 been down to the riverside be a total renovation for don’t know the difference game or not—I cannot Email: [email protected] before construction began, one of the most important between a touchdown and take off work to run it was not as attractive of a parts of our city. a strike. around like a man-child Staff: view as our city deserves. Some, such as those I have seen athletes get for a week. Editor-in-Chief: Emily Adair St. Louis has been in who are not in support of run down by the latter. I I see the sense of Lindenlink Managing Editor: Phil Brahm headlines around the tax dollars going towards have seen what people community the game Legacy Managing Editor: Phil Scherer world for the past year or a new stadium for the would call stereotypical creates and all the other News Editor: Viktoria Muench so, but not for its beauty. Rams, may be in support jocks seriously discuss positive things it can I believe that this of this project, as the Pokémon battles. HVZ bring to the table. Culture Editor: Jason Wiese renovation project will final project will be for players are a family. Even I am not trying to bring Sports Editor: Brayden Parker be a great experience the entire community at graduates or students an end to the game. I am Opinions Editor: Tyler Tousley for those who decide to no charge, not just those who have transferred to a not trying to disregard Page Designer: Kelby Lorenz spend time in St. Louis, wanting to spend money different school return to those who play the game. Photo Editor: Romane Donadini and make it an even better on going to a game. play with their friends. I am just trying to Head Illustrator: Rachel Schuldt home to those of us who This is an awesome This game is the reason show another view point Business Manager: Jennifer Nickerson live nearby. project with more than some people still attend that is all too often shut Paper Girl: Abby Lambert On the city archiver’s half of its funding coming this school. down before it can even Faculty advisers: Susan Weich, Neil Ralston website, you may find a from private funds. Whether you love or be explained. lot of information about I will surely be taking a hate Humans vs. Zombies HVZ is fun for those The views expressed herein are not necessarily the scope of the project trip to enjoy the new and it is a very important part involved, but couldn’t be the views of the university. and what to expect upon improved park upon its of life on this campus and more obnoxious to many completion. completion. won’t be going anywhere. of those who aren’t. Page 8 Oct. 6, 2015 EXTRAS

Featured photo of the week Get off the couch Legacy/Lindenlink News Editor Viktoria Muench shot this photo on her descent into St. Charles from Lindenwood University events: Germany. It shows the campus LU Speaker Series presents Amy Stewart of Lindenwood from Oct. 6 7-9 p.m. AB Leadership Room above during a summer TheNew York Times bestselling author visits day as it transitioned to Lindenwood to promote her new book “Girl night. Waits With Gun”, a novel based on a true story. Have you taken BSU Pajama Party any interesting, cute, Oct. 16 7-10 p.m. Butler Loft funny or beautiful Come in your pajamas to the Loft for a party full photos recently? of food, music and dancing, sponsored by the For a chance to Black Student Union. see it published here, submit your photo to Mike Birbiglia Legacy/Lindenlink Oct. 17 8-9 p.m. Evans Commons Courts Photo Editor Romane Join in a night full of laughter with a Comedy Donadini at RD757@ Central and “Orange is the New Black” lionmail... comedian. Get your tickets at the Life & Leadership Office with your Lindenwood ID.

Strength in Eh440 A Capella Performance Oct. 22 6-7:30 p.m. Evans Commons numbers Enjoy your dinner while listenting to the Level of difficulty: Canadian a capella group as they put on a show Medium to perform their original songs. Last week’s answers: Picnic Dinner on Main Oct. 23 5-7 p.m. St. Charles Main Street Come out to Main Street for this Friday Night Picnic Dinner. Sponsored by Lindenwood CRU, the night will invole free food and fun games.

Trip to Kansas City Oct. 24 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Get off campus for a day and join the AHA club for a day in Kansas City. Stops during the trip include a visit to the Nelson Atkins Museum, the Kemper Museum, the WWI Memorial and the Water and Power district. Trivia Quiz Community events: Which magazine once featured a Lindenwood alum on its cover? Food Trucks Events A) Time Oct. 20 5-8 p.m. Frontier Park B) Life Are you a true food lover? The St. Charles Food C) Sports Illustrated Truck event offers live entertainment while you D) Hustler can indulge in a variety of delicious food options Last week’s answer: A) Sonny D made available by several food truck vendors. Gypsy Jingles, Sneaky Pete and Sgt. Pepper were residents among others that lived on campus when the university had an equestrian program.

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Q: Do you have any special talents? Q: What do you miss most about Q: What is your favorite TV show and Q: How many states have you been to? home? why? Out of all the states, which one was your A: “Since I was a kid I was told that I favorite? was really good at giving speeches out of A: “I miss my 2-year-old nephew A: “Naruto, I can make a lot of personal nowhere. They would tell me to just pick and 4-year-old niece. I also want to connections to the characters and A: “I have been to five states. I’ve been to a topic, and they would say the weather, talk with my siblings.” show. It is simply awesome. ” Pennsylvania, Illinois, S. Carolina, Florida, and I would start talking about the and Colorado. I’d have to say Florida [was weather and they would say, ‘Wow you my favorite]” really know what you’re talking about.’”