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1 THE DAILY TEXAN Serving the University of Texas at Austin community since 1900 MID-SEASON RECAP ON THE WEB DO RE MI The two toughest games past, Two students review the HTC rhyme, Acappellooza features Longhorn these MVP picks stand out a phone marketed towards women singing groups SPORTS PAGE 7 bit.ly/dt_video LIFE&ARTS PAGE 12 >> Breaking news, blogs and more: www.dailytexanonline.com @thedailytexan facebook.com/dailytexan Tuesday, October 18, 2011 TODAY Powers’ job safe after controversy By Liz Farmer Excellence and Transparency met cy statements that support splitting Don Evans, for- Today Daily Texan Staff with current and former chairs of research and teaching budgets in mer chair of the the state university systems for its order to place more scrutiny on re- UT System Board Sonic torture The UT-Austin president and second meeting on Monday. The search funding. Sen. Judith Zaffiri- of Regents, testifies about Associate professor Joshua Gunn UT System chancellor’s jobs are committee formed this spring fol- ni, D-Laredo, committee co-chair, will lead a talk starting analyzing policy practices safe, according to a statement lowing controversy surrounding a said it does not seem like the board in front of the music as a form of torture. “Killing made by the UT System Board of conservative think tank’s seven so- has policy independence separate Joint Oversight Them Loudly: Rhetorics of Sonic Regents chair during a Monday lutions to higher education. from the think tank. Committee Torture” is free and will start at forum designed to address ques- The think tank, the Texas Pub- “My concern is that they were for Higher 12:30 p.m. in CMA LBJ Conference tions regarding a recent research lic Policy Foundation, has suggest- the only one who had such an in- Education. Room 5.160. controversy. ed that public universities mea- fluence and that they hijacked the The state Oversight Committee sure teaching efficiency more sys- Fanny Trang ‘Do you feel on Higher Education Governance, tematically and has published poli- JOBS continues on PAGE 2 Daily Texan Staff like I do?’ Legendary guitarist Peter Frampton will be performing in the ACL Live studios at the Moody Theater tonight at 8 p.m. You Concert raises money for Bastrop fire victims can still find some tickets online starting around $50. Benefit gathers $500,000 with help of guitar vir- tuosos, documentaries Today in history By Brianna Pelayo Daily Texan Staff In 1968 The U.S. Olympic Committee Texas musical legends Willie suspended two black athletes for Nelson and George Strait donat- giving the “black power” salute ed their time and talent to aid during a victory ceremony at the Bastrop residents in rebuilding 1968 Mexico City games. their community during a bene- fit concert held at the Frank Er- win Center Monday night. Fire Relief: The Concert for Inside Central Texas, was proposed by In News: American guitarist Eric John- New undergrad research son as a way to raise money for certificates page 2 the community of Bastrop in light of September’s wildfires. In Opinion: UT joined with the Frank Erwin Center, The Medina Group, the Support student loan extensions Austin Community Foundation page 4 and various Texas Musicians in organizing the event, hosed by In Sports: screenwriter and actor Turk Pip- Fantasy football quick picks kin and actor Kyle Chandler of page 8 Friday Night Lights. “We’ll get through this,” John- In Life&Arts: son said. “The sun will shine Best of Ben Folds page 12 and everything will be alright.” According to western musi- cian Ray Benson, Johnson start- Jorge Corona | Daily Texan Staff ed the idea of getting together Joe Satriani performs at a benefit concert in Austin on Monday night. Fire Relief: The Concert for Central Texas took place at the Frank Erwin the benefit concert in hopes of Center and featured various country artists in an effort to raise funds for the damaged Texas counties. Campus watch rebuilding not only the homes of the Bastrop victims, but also ceeds gained from the concert went mance by Chris Cross and proceed- Nelson, the Avett Brothers and the country and all on their own time their spirits. towards the Texas Wildfire Re- ed with performances by Johnson, Dixie Chicks. George Strait ended just to be here for this benefit con- Tailgate troubles “Bastrop county will survive, lief Fund. About 24,000 people at- Benson, Terri Hendrix, Joe Satri- the night with a few popular songs cert,” Pipkin said. MIKE MYERS STADIUM, 707 Clyde it will come back from this,” tended the concert and raised about ani, the Texas Tornados, the Randy and thanked the audience for their Pipkin and Chandler encouraged Littlefield Bastrop fire chief Henry Perry $500,000 for the victims. Rogers Band, Asleep at the Wheel, support. Disorderly Conduct-Fighting: A said. The concert began with a perfor- Lyle Lovett, Shawn Colvin, Willie “People came from all over the continues on PAGE 2 non-UT subject stumbled into Tickets, T-shirts and all pro- CONCERT the middle of a tailgate party and fell down. The subject then began fighting with a subject who was attempting to help him up. During the Veteran infielder investigation, the officer learned the suspect had been argumentative towards others attending the tailgate. The removed from team suspect was taken into custody for DOC-Fighting. During a search of the subject, the officers located a small plastic after misdemeanors baggie containing marijuana in his sock. By Trey Scott Daily Texan Staff Jordan Etier has been re- leased from the Texas base- ball team, school officials announced Monday. The senior infielder was ar- Quote to note rested over the weekend for pos- session of marijuana and evad- Being a minority or ing police, both misdemeanors. Etier will remain enrolled at the woman‘ in investment Victoria Montalvo | Daily Texan Staff University of Texas but will be banking, where‘ there After Thursday’s city council meeting, Chris Nielsen’s electric cab company is one step closer to operating prohibited from participating in Austin. in any team-related functions. are few, is similar to Etier will not be able to appeal walking into a cocktail the punishment. Jordan Etier Electric cab company strives to drive legally According to the official party where you don’t By Nicole Sanseverino day that would allow Nielsen’s Elec- and the endeavor has been worth arrest report, Etier was ap- dropped what was later to be know anyone. It’s not Daily Texan Staff tric Cab of Austin and other “elec- fighting for. proached by a Department of identified as an ATM receipt tric-low speed vehicles,” which oper- “That’s really the fight here — Public Safety trooper while with his credit card informa- impossible to navi- After more than 200 tickets, mul- ate solely on electric power and can whose city is it?” Butler said. “Does urinating under a pedestrian tion and marijuana into the be- gate, however it takes tiple arrests and a three-year debate go up to 25 miles per hour, to oper- it belong to just a few people who bridge near the 1600 block of low bushes. with Austin City Council members, ate within the downtown area. are able to get into political power or Trinity Street on Friday after- Etier could not be reached more effort. Chris Nielsen’s electric cab compa- The council must approve a sec- does it belong to everyone?” noon around 2:25 p.m. for comment Tuesday evening. ny has turned a corner in what he ond and third writing of the ordi- Butler said for the last few years Etier fled, leading the troop- A starter at second baseman — Nina Godiwalla calls a rollercoaster ride in gaining nance Oct. 20 before it goes into ef- Electric Cab received “vociferous” er through heavy pedestrian last season, Etier, a graduate Author and UT alumna legal support for his company. fect, but Robert Butler, marketing opposition from the council. traffic and into a parking ga- of Westlake High School, had Council members approved the director for Electric Cab, said things rage. Etier ran up a ramp to the a .237 batting average and hit LIFE&ARTS PAGE 12 first writing of an ordinance Thurs- are moving in the right direction CABS continues on PAGE 2 second floor of the garage and two home runs. 2 2 NEWS Tuesday, October 18, 2011 NEWS BRIEFLY THE DAILY TEXAN Powers plugs donation drive Volume 112, Number 61 that would promote progress UT President William Powers Jr. released a statement Monday CONTACT US discussing the Campaign for Tex- as, a fundraising effort that has raised more than $1.7 billion for Main Telephone: the University. (512) 471-4591 UT uses the donations to at- Editor: tract top faculty, create new op- Viviana Aldous portunities for students, enhance research, develop academic pro- (512) 232-2212 Bill Powers [email protected] grams and improve campus fa- cilities. UT President Managing Editor: “Progress is going to be based Lena Price on innovation that comes out (512) 232-2217 of universities today,” Powers schools where they excel, but managingeditor@ said. “We will not compete in the their families can’t even imagine dailytexanonline.com world unless we are at the very paying for higher education. But forefront of creating and apply- they can come here, because we News Office: ing that knowledge.” have people that make financial (512) 232-2207 resources available to them.” Jorge Corona | Daily Texan Staff The University released a short [email protected] video discussing the importance The goal is to raise $3 billion to Audience members at the Erwin Center watch a video calling donations.
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