First Class Mail U.S. Postage PAID Lancaster PA The College Reporter Permit 901 THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF FRANKLIN & MARSHALL COLLEGE MONDAY, MARCH 9 LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA http://www.the-college-reporter.com VOLUME 56, ISSUE 15 Anonymous student shares experience with recent coronavirus quarantine were aware of the situation. His BY MIRA LERNER Copy Editor parents back in China knew what While the coronavirus itself was going on because A told them, has not yet reached F&M, it but he is unsure if the school had has already prompted dramatic also contacted them or if his action within our community. parents could even receive such Certain students have faced and information because of internet completed self-isolation periods, restrictions. He said that his as suggested by the Pennsylvania professors were very supportive, Department of Health and obliged and thinking about their kindness by the College. One of the students makes him feel “warm inside.” who did self-isolate kindly agreed The Joseph International Center to an interview for this article. provided further support to For anonymity’s sake, he will be students in isolation and offered referred to as “A.” to arrange deliveries to rooms if A is from the city of Chengdu, Photo courtesy of Forbes. they were unable to access food. A student from Chengu, seven hundred miles from Wuhan, underwent quarantine. Sichuan, in southwest China and Overall, the isolation period said that he was contacted by period for recent travelers from leaving the building. Due to the was not difficult for A. He F&M at the start of the semester. China is fourteen days after close quarters of College Row didn’t even really feel isolated Beginning on February 5th, A departure from China. When apartments, this registers the self- because he still interacted with was self-isolated in his Campus A received that information on isolation of half of the apartment his roommates, and the internet Crossings at College Row February 5th, he only had six days essentially useless. However, allowed him to continue playing apartment. For six days, A and one left. it is unclear whether or not A’s games and FaceTiming with of his roommates did not leave Although he lives with three roommates were also contacted friends. Re-entering campus did their rooms or their apartment’s roommates, only one other also by F&M. not pose any challenges, and he living room/kitchen area. The engaged in self-isolation. The Aside from some friends that said that his sense of belonging at Pennsylvania Department of other two continued life as usual, A told, A’s professors, and school F&M has not been changed by his Health’s recommended isolation regularly going to classes and officials, A does not know if others see QUARANTINE, page 2 Dozens dead after tornado hits central Tennessee, including Nashville area thunderstorms with some heavy day, polls were delayed opening responders conduct searches BY PATRICK CULCASI winds around midnight, and a half by one hour in the affected areas. for missing people through Layout Assistant an hour later, the warnings were Amidst overturned cars, collapsed damaged or abandoned buildings. At midnight on the 3rd of March, upgraded to tornado warnings. buildings, and widespread Additionally, infrastructure like Davidson County in Tennessee When the tornado actually confusion, people are now waiting telephone lines and internet was hit by extreme thunderstorms formed and signs of damage to see what will happen next. connections are still down in some and a tornado that cut through were reported, residents only had CNN cites that this was the places, and workers are struggling Nashville and 3 other surrounding around 6 minutes to act and take deadliest tornado in the United to make repairs due to the counties. Another tornado hit the shelter. States in seven years and the destruction that has been caused. state as well, and The New York Throughout the morning of death toll may continue to rise. This makes communication Post claims that the second, which the 3rd, the federal government There is still a significant amount harder and locating people more hit eastern Nashville, was the got involved and has since been of people missing. In Putnam challenging. deadliest of the two, even though helping local governments assess County alone there were at least President Trump has offered the first tornado had a path of the damage. Aid will be supplied 34 missing people reported earlier his condolences to the people of around 50 miles. As of now, there to the city and surrounding area. in the week, but as of Friday the Tennessee and offered the full are at least 24 confirmed deaths, The New York Times noted that 6th, they had all been accounted support of the federal government. at least 150 people were sent to school was canceled for the day for, according to the local Channel The Federal Emergency area hospitals, and around 40 on the third. Since this event 5 News network. The state is Management Agency (FEMA) is buildings collapsed. CNN reports occurred on the same day as still in a state of emergency as working in Tennessee to aid local that the storm started as some Tennessee›s primary election schools remain closed and first see TORNADO, page 2 Inside this Issue...

Opinion & Editorial Arts & Leisure Editor reflects on the importance Student perform ‘Apollo Night’ for of storytelling as a medium Black History Month page 4 page 7

Campus Life Sports Student announces upcoming Track and Field CC Holocaust Remembrance Vigil championships coverage page 5 page 9 Page 2 News The College Reporter The College Reporter News Page 3 Quarentine: Student advocates for greater Tornado: Full extent of damage remains Moderate Democrats drop out of primary Coronavirus: Worldwide commerce, tourism awareness and precautions in light of virus unknown following tornado near Nashville race, narrowing field to Sanders versus Biden industry halt in wake of coronavirus outbreak continued from page 1 people are comparing it to the flu, continued from page 1 message for the families of those came out on top with 514 delegates continued from page 2 In short, the best way to avoid the but they should pay more attention that lost their lives. We love them, BY ELLYN FRITZ coronavirus and any other illness is Staff Writer awarded, winning Alaska, Arkansas, experience. to staying healthy, he said. As officials and emergency they’re incredible people, it’s an Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, global crisis, as evidenced by the still to wash your hands with soap The biggest difficulty for A was the coronavirus inches toward responders. The full extent of the incredible state. Great people, it’s Within the past week, the first North Carolina, Oklahoma, 7-month delay of the release of the and water. WHO has also debunked missing classes. Just trying to Lancaster and governments damage -- and the full timeline a great state and they have great openly gay presidential candidate, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Bernie new James Bond film No Time to several mass myths regarding the catch up with work after missing consider how to slow the spread, for its repair -- is still yet to be leadership.” Pete Buttigieg, the two female front- Sanders followed closely in the race, Die. virus, including how temperature, four to six class periods was hard increasingly extreme measures determined. On Friday the 6th, In the coming weeks, it is likely runners, Elizabeth Warren and Amy winning 435 delegates, with a big Because of the great risk associated ultraviolet lights, and hand dryers for him. Also, he said that being may become commonplace. For Trump visited the state and took a that an estimate of the damage will Kloubacher, and Michael Bloomberg win in California, along with winning with acquiring coronavirus, experts can kill it. confined to his apartment was not some, though, such measures are helicopter ride over the wreckage be released and the reconstruction all dropped out of the race for the Colorado, Utah, and Vermont. are offering recommendations and As the effects of the virus continue difficult but kind of frustrating. already a reality. with Gov. Lee and Senator Marsha of the region will commence. Democratic nominee. Elizabeth Warren, once a front pleas on how to stay healthy. to escalate and experts anticipate the After his experience in Balckburn. The New York Post Pete Buttigieg’s announcement runner in the race known for her First, experts recommend that situation becoming far worse over isolation, A wishes that people Senior Mira Lerner is a copy published a quote from President Sophomore Patrick Culcasi is came a day after he finished fourth in progressive policy proposals, failed people don’t buy and wear face time, individuals are encouraged to would treat the coronavirus editor. Her email is mlerner@ Trump’s address to the people a layout assistant. His email South Carolina’s Democratic Primary, to attract a broader political coalition masks unless they are already take measures to stay healthy, and situation more seriously. Some fandm.edu. of Tennessee, he said, “I have a [email protected]. in a virtual tie in Iowa’s caucuses, in the Democratic Party and collected affected, as the country is beginning the country’s eyes will remain on then second in New Hampshire and 33 delegates on Tuesday. Since to experience a shortage and the President Donald Trump and how third in Nevada. When he officially announcing her withdrawal on masks are only useful for preventing his administration handles the crisis. CRIME WATCH suspended his campaign last Sunday Thursday, both Sanders and Biden the spread of the virus from one Saturday, Feb 29, 9:23 pm - The Department of Public Safety (DPS) respond- evening on March 1st in South Bend, have spoken with her about her highly who’s already affected, rather than Sophomore Jeremey Mauser is a Alameda, he told the crowd, “The protecting a wearer who has not staff writer. His email is jmauser@ ed to a loud noise complaint at 735 College Ave. sought after political endorsement, truth is that the path has narrowed to however, Warren has revealed very been infected. fandm.edu. Saturday, Feb 29, 11:03 pm - DPS responded to a fire alarm caused by a drug a close, we have a responsibility to little on her intentions. Michael violation at 446 W James St. consider the effect of remaining in Bloomberg was awarded a mere 23 Sunday, March 1, 12:45 am - DPS responded to a loud noise complaint at 520 this race any further. On March 2nd, delegates on Tuesday and shortly Amy Kloubachur ended her 2020 after dropped out of the presidential N Charlotte St. presidential campaign, stating “It is race, promising to financially back Sunday, March 1, 3:52 am - DPS received a report of underage drinking in the up to us, all of us, to put our country Joe Biden. Ware Parking lot. back together, to heal this country and Almost two weeks ago, Bernie Monday, March 2, 8:04 pm - DPS responded to a report of disorderly conduct then to build something even greater,» Sanders was considered to have a clear Klobuchar said at a Biden campaign upper hand in the 2020 presidential after a male was found urinating in Bonchek Hall. event in Dallas, Texas. I believe we race; however, the results of Super Monday, March 2 - DPS received a complaint of harassment from a student can do this together, and that is why Tuesday demonstrate the sudden after they received texts from their ex-partner. today I am ending my campaign and shift in the political momentum. Tuesday, March 3, 5:15 pm - Around this time a student was bitten by a dog endorsing Joe Biden for president,” Sanders was expecting victories in the Minnesota senator said. Texas and Maine, however, Biden while running on College Ave. It was reported the following day. On the eve of Super Tuesday, took those wins. Sanders campaign Tuesday, March 3, 9:43 pm - DPS responded to a drug violation in Weis Col- Buttigieg, Kloubachur, and former team has not yet managed to generate lege House. Texas representative Beto O’Rourke the soaring turnout among young all endorsed Joe Biden with the Tuesday, March 3, 10:16 pm - DPS responded to a drug violation in Ware voters that he had been counting on collective goal of the Democratic to secure the nomination, leaving College House. party “win[ing] big,” as Klouchachur him to restrategize over the next few Tuesday, March 3, 10:19 pm - DPS responded to a drug violation in Buchanan said at a Biden campaign event in weeks to successfully combat Biden’s Hall. Dallas, Texas. current momentum. Last Tuesday was the biggest day Tuesday, March 3, 11:00 pm - DPS responded to a drug violation in Weis Photo courtesy of ABC News. Middle Tennessee was struck by the strongest tornado in more than a decade of the 2020 primaries as one-third of Sophomore Ellyn Fritz is a staff writer. Photo courtesy of AP. College House. last week, leading to massive damage to local communities and dozens of deaths. all delegates were awarded. 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All opinions reflect those of the author and not that of The College Reporter, with the exception of the Masthead have made on your life while expressing support for their endeavors. with the number of infected citizens mortality rate for COVID-19 is at 3.4 percent.” Trump told Fox News Editorial. March 9th, 2020 Page 5 March 9th, 2020 Opinion & Editorial Page 4 Campus Life Contributing writer on crosswalk issues, preventing illegal crossing tive, as no one, especially broke col- Student announces upcoming Holocaust remembrance vigil name reading BY WILL KAY lege kids like us, wants to lose money world today. Contributing Writer for a silly illegal pedestrian crossing BY MOLLY LAVOE While reading the names seems citation. Contributing Writer like a simple task, it means the A recent article published in LNP I can already hear letters of re- world to relatives of the victims discussed the “crisis” of illegal pe- sponse or social media/dining hall On Tuesday, March 31st from 9 destrian crossings across Harris- cajoles about my calling for greater am to 6 pm in the Steinman Col- and members of different commu- burg Avenue near the College Row policing of an already over-policed lege Center Atrium, the F&M Ho- nities affected by the Holocaust. Apartments, citing a host of potential college community. I understand locaust Education and Remem- There is so much value in reading solutions being examined by the Col- these concerns, and honestly hold brance Committee will be hosting the names because every name lege and the City. As a New Yorker them myself. But the fact remains F&M’s Reading of the Names, has a story behind it. The name a who has himself committed the very that the other solutions on the table a Holocaust Remembrance Vig- person may be reading might be crossing discussed in this article (I’m are over-costly, ineffective, and mis- il Reading. We will recite the the name of a toddler who never unsure of the statute of limitations on targeted. As the College faces a bud- names of individuals who per- had the opportunity to walk or such crimes, so let’s see if I get a cita- get crisis and the community looks ished during the Holocaust. The talk. They never had the opportu- tion in the mail after this piece is pub- to keep itself as safe as possible, in- purpose of the event is to keep nity to live to their next birthday lished), I can’t help but chuckle at the Collective conscientiousness may be able to prevent illegal crossings creased enforcement of laws on the the spirits and memories alive of or to see their wedding day. They silliness of the whole kerfuffle. That Photo courtesy of derckandedson.com books seems to be the least disruptive the individuals who passed away had no choice where they would said, it seems to be an issue both the put, if law enforcement, be it F&M’s The LNP piece suggests one solu- of the potential solutions. during the atrocities of the Ho- go or who they would become. College and the City want to rectify. Department of Public Safety or Lan- tion might be to allow for more time Should you disagree, and I am sure locaust. The committee invites As members of the F&M com- With that, though, I think there is a caster City Police, were to issue to cross at the crosswalks. While that many will, the solution must be all individuals and organizations munity, we have the ability to solution far more simple than those Photo courtesy of reeths-puffer choirs. more citations based on this statute, well-intentioned, this is unlikely to a social one. Discourage your friends to get involved in this event by F&M Holocaust Education and Remembrance Committee hosts a name reading of make choices every day. We get that seem to currently be under con- it would disincentivize illegal cross- solve the problem. The concern isn’t from making this illegal crossing. reading names during ten minute all the victims of the Holocaust that lost their lives. to choose the kind of people we sideration: just enforce the traffic reg- ings and likely bring down their fre- insufficient time to cross, it’s simply Emphasize that they put themselves, slots. People can sign-up to read Mar 31, 2020. You will then be no longer any survivors left. To will be. It is up to us to be the ulations on the books. quency, avoiding the safety issue the that the lights take too long to change drivers, and other pedestrians at risk names with a group or by them- able to scroll over the available ensure their stories are never for- people they never could be. We Pennsylvania law is clear here: crossings pose. (as the LNP piece acknowledges). when they choose to cross that way. selves. This event is an opportu- time slots. Once you sign up, the gotten, it is the duty of the next must tell their stories to ensure Title 75, Chapter 35, Subchapter C, I don’t mean to sound like a law- More time to cross won’t solve that Advocate for greater social respon- nity for the F&M community to event will automatically be added generation to pass down their sto- that this never happens again. § 3543 states clearly that “[b]etween and-order, broken windows con- more fundamental problem. And sibility amongst your peers. Having to your google calendar**) ries. It is imperative to teach fu- Take ten minutes out of your day adjacent intersections in urban dis- come together to raise awareness servative, but if the concern is for sure, perhaps more regular light made that crossing myself, I am de- and combat anti-semitism and This event comes at a very im- ture generations about mass geno- to recite the names of individuals tricts at which traffic-control signals student and vehicle safety, then en- changes might help, but it’s also a fying my NYC instincts and making other forms of discrimination to- portant time, as this year marks cides so they will become aware who never had the opportunity to are in operation pedestrians shall not forcement of the laws as they exist matter of convenience. Students go- the commitment here to not do so wards minority groups that still the 75th anniversary of the lib- of the warning signs and how they live out their lives due to blatant cross at any place except in a marked in the status quo should be sufficient ing from home to class and vice ver- again going forward. Maybe then the exist today. eration of Auschwitz, the Nazis’ can take an active role in standing hatred. Help keep their memories crosswalk.” This is precisely the sit- to quell that concern. I see little need sa are fundamentally concerned with problem can solve itself before inter- The sign up page is acces- deadliest concentration camp. up against hatred and discrimina- alive. uation we have here, a mid-block to recruit two different engineering expediency and efficiency. Regard- ventions as discussed in this piece be- sible through this link: https:// This year marks one of the last tion. With the rise in antisemitic If you have any questions re- crossing where both ends of the firms and spend Lancaster City tax- less of improved light changes, the come necessary. block have traffic-control signals (the calendar.google.com/calendar/ anniversaries that many survivors attacks, Holocaust education is garding the event or the Holo- payer dollars, to come up with some incentive for illegal crossings will re- caust Education and Remem- lights), and currently the law on the “innovative solution” when a far sim- main. Only enforcement of the laws Senior Will Kay is a contributing His selfsched?sstoken=UUZwdDVt- will be alive to share their first- more crucial than ever to ensure brance Committee, feel free to books is not being enforced. Simply pler one exists. on the books will remove that incen- email is [email protected]. Z2lXVTRqfGRlZmF1bHR8OD- hand testimonies. With that being history does not repeat itself. g4NzdmNDkyYzI4YjA3YWM- said, our generation will be the Consequently, Holocaust educa- email [email protected] 5MmY5ODAwN2NkYzc5NWI last generation to meet Holocaust tion is not just about reflecting on Importance of storytelling: how it evolved, why it still matters Directions for the link: (**Once survivors. Many people worry the past but also learning about First Year Molly LaVoe is a Con- ious forms, depending on the culture. ten word. The fundamental basis of etal change, it falls short by creating you open the link, press “Next that the horrors of the Holocaust how to take an active role in com- tributing Writer. Her email is BY OLIVIA CAPASSO Native American tribes are known for storytelling is still very much present false ideals for the younger genera- Junior Editor available appointment slot on will be forgotten once there are batting rising anti-semitism in the [email protected] having traditionally told oral myths, in social media; however, informa- tions who are growing up with such Since the beginning of time, hu- while other groups were more fond tion is often manipulated to have an technology. Storytelling as practiced mans have been practicing the art of poetry or songs. Most recently, adverse effect on the audience ab- on social media is effective in that it of storytelling. Whether fictional stories have been recorded and told sorbing the information presented. combines groups of people; howev- Senior Yoni Weiss on effective meal plan usage at campus dining options or non-fictional, it is in our nature to in the form of the written word. The The term “fake news” can be de- er, it is unclear as to whether or not steps, you’ll not only use close to Dining Hall: Dhall is the most miss very very much). Do keep in first known indication of script, dating communicate stories that are person- fined as individuals using the pow- the negative information outweighs BY YONI WEISS your whole plan, but you’ll also straightforward of them all: if you mind that at Blue Line, flex dol- ally or culturally defining. Families back to 9,000 years ago, was identi- Coontributing Writer er of social media to spread harmful the positives that are currently pre- get more meals out of it! Let’s not go to dhall use a meal swipe to ac- lars won’t get you nearly as much have taken great pride in passing fied on surfaces such as stone, clay, fictional information for personal sented. I believe that a movement waste any time, here are my rec- cess the all-you-can-eat buffet. In food as your meal swipes will. down tales for generations that dis- and paper. Then came the printing gain. Degrading photos and posts on towards more constructive messages What’s going on with all these ommendations: case you were wondering, break- Flavors: Flavors is very similar tinguish themselves from others in press, first used in 1440, which came Instagram can have a detrimental im- by powerful influencers must be ini- new meal prices? Back when I fast is $11.70, lunch is $19.26, to Blue Line, with a minor twist. a unique way. A common story told with the unique ability to share in- pact on the minds of youths and sup- tiated to improve the environment of was a first-year, almost everything Dining Location: Recommenda- and dinner is $20.60 flex. Like Blue Line, meal swipes give to millions of Americans is the jour- formation quickly and widely. How- port a warped perception of gender social media and allow for the art and was one meal swipe, no ques- tion Blue Line: At Blue Line, a you much better value. Consider ney that their ancestors had made to ever, it limited the audience that was roles, body image, and what an “ide- tradition of storytelling to thrive. tions asked. With the increase in Dining Hall: Meal Swipe meal swipe is equivalent to $6 Flavors’ lunch options where you America years ago in search of a more capable of digesting the information al” life or relationship should look on-campus meals requiring both a fulfilling life. For many of them, that to just those who were literate. All like. Though social media no doubt First-Year Olivia Capas- flex. That will be plenty for your can get a meal, chips or fruit, and meal swipe and flex dollars, using Blue Line: Meal Swipe Meals, favorite coffee, as most only cost a drink with a single meal swipe. or a similar story is significant and of these forms of storytelling are still serves an important role in connecting so is the Junior Editor. Her a meal plan just doesn’t seem to effective in connecting an individ- used today and made more accessi- individuals, sharing information and email is [email protected]. Flex Snacks around $3.50. When you purchase When I fall for one of their muf- be nearly as easy anymore. Meal a meal using a swipe, though, you fins or cookies, though, I’ll use ual with his or her sense of culture ble and apparent with technology. stories quickly, and instituting soci- plans are certainly not inexpen- Social media and the internet have Flavors (LSP): Meal Swipe get a 12 oz. drink as well, which flex dollars and so should you! that may have become diluted over sive, and their cost is only going time. Storytelling is a central tradi- played instrumental roles in main- Meals,Flex Snacks gets you nearly $10 worth of food The difference here is that Fla- up. Is there anything you can do tion and form of socializing, educa- taining the prevalence of storytelling for only $6. Some of those op- vors doesn’t have a set amount to counter their rising cost? Yes, tion, and communication in Amer- but have shifted the nature of it dra- Mein Bowl (SCC): Flex tions require $2 flex in addition, of how many flex dollars make there is! You may not be able to ican society. With the new dawn of matically. Photos on Instagram in- but you still come out ahead by a meal swipe. Either you can pay lower the cost of your meal plan, technology, though, that exchange dependently convey stories, as did Grill on the Green (SCC): Meal almost $2. Now, if you are just with a meal swipe or you can flex but you can get a better idea of how has become a bit interrupted. the visual representations identified Swipe getting a snack or really just want your purchase. Stories were first shared in the form thousands of years ago in caves. Oral you can use your swipes to make your favorite coffee, consider Mein Bowl: Ready for this of visual representations and hiero- storytelling still plays a huge role in the most of what you paid for! In Simply Salads (SCC): Meal using your flex dollars. Specifi- twist? At Mein Bowl, your flex glyphs. The first recorded drawings social scenes where humans are ex- this short piece, I’ll give you a Swipe cally, use flex if the cost comes dollars are more valuable than date back 30,000 years, and reflect a pected to share memories, among quick and easy breakdown of my out to less than $6. Don’t let this your meal swipes. How? For sort of “universal language” that was other accounts, and, of course, lit- recommendations for which din- These recommendations are prevent you from buying snacks starters, one meal swipe is equiv- easily understood by all (reporter.rit. erature and social media posts pro- ing locations to use meal swipes how you get the best value for one at Blue Line. I, too, bought my edu). As time went on, stories were vide ample space for individuals to at and which to reserve for flex meal at each of these dining loca- fair share of those amazing Nute- Ways to tell stories have changed, but its cultural significance has not. dollars. If you follow these simple then shared by word of mouth in var- convey messages through the writ- Photo courtesy of mn2s.com tions. Let’s see why. lla cookie sandwiches (which I see MEALPLAN, page 6 Page 6 The College Reporter Page 7 The College Reporter Campus Life Arts & Leisure Meal Plan: How to best manage F&M’s multifaceted student meal plan, navigating Student organizes “Apollo Night” show to celebrate Black History Month meal swipes, flex money, various dining options not only in the performance itself that she wanted to showcase that more swipes. So instead, just pur- only do you save, you also get more tually get more for your money by BY ZOE ROBINSON continued from page 5 but the way she talks about the within being black, “we are all chase your meal with flex dollars by using your meal swipes here. paying with flex dollars. The last but Contributing Writer planning process as well. For her different which is so beautiful. alent to $5 flex— the least of the and pocket those swipes for another most important tip I can give you is This past weekend, I attend- it was important that “every per- Everyone brings so much to the on-campus dining locations. location. The last thing is that pay- Simply Salads: Like at the Grill on that the best way to use your meal ed Apollo Night, a show put on son felt involved and was hands table, and I think it’s super im- ing with flex means you’ll need to the Green, using your meal swipes plan to its full potential is to moni- by F&M junior, Rawchaayah on.” portant to show that we are all not Next are the prices: the cheap- flex your drink as well. No matter, are the best option here. Addition- tor your swipes. By checking in on Charles, in celebration of Black One core idea that ran through the same, which is fun.” est meal, at $7.19, includes one drinks are only $2.49 and you still ally, the new soup and salad com- what you have remaining, you can History Month. Rawchaayah, or the performance was that iden- From the audience, I felt the entrée and one side. As for the su- save more by using flex! To their bo (with a drink) is the best val- see if you are running low on one “Rocky,” as some of her friends tity isn’t one-dimensional, not enthusiasm of all the dancers and shi, the cheapest option is the veg- credit, though, Mein Bowl has ue. Note that your salad price is commodity and switch over to the affectionately call her, is a force even within the black community. the pride that they felt in their etable roll, ranging from $5.59 to come out with smaller sized meals based on weight— the larger your other. To help with this, there is an to be reckoned with. I’ve had the Coming to F&M was one of the identities. Rocky had given them $11.49. Most items are more than available for a single meal swipe. salad, the higher the price in flex online portal which allows you to great honor of knowing Rocky first times that I had been able to a literal stage and they were able $5, meaning that they require you Somewhat surprisingly, this may be dollars. One meal swipe gets you see what you have spent and what since our freshman year at F&M. talk to people within the African to create a space for themselves in to use both a meal swipe and ad- the best valued meal they have. a salad, regardless of size. Meals you have left. By taking just a few She’s the type of person that when diaspora who proudly expressed a society where the only art forms ditional flex dollars for your- pur swipes are the winner here. minutes to remember this, you’ll she speaks, you listen. When I the melange of their various that are appreciated and praised chase. Some meals are even over Grill on the Green: Everything maximize your meal count from Photo courtesy of Rawchaayah Charles. found out about Apollo Night, cultural backgrounds. She was are very eurocentric. The danc- $10, meaning that you would have here can be purchased using a meal The take away from all of this is your meal plan and will get the I was excited to go and only very conscious about showing ers and the singers all expressed Junior Rawchaayah Charles organized to use two meal swipes and addi- swipe and comes with a drink, so that the number of flex dollars that most out of what you paid for! thought of it as a simple closing off the different identities with- their gratitude for not only having and single-handedly choreographed tional flex dollars just for one meal! meal swipes are the way to go. are equivalent to one meal swipe the majority of the show. event for Black History Month, in blackness and wanted it to be the opportunity to show off their Consider how much food you get Meal swipes are still equivalent to varies across the different dining lo- Senior Yoni Weiss is a Con- where a few people would sing a a cross-cultural event. Through craft but also to be included in the intentional in reflecting her love with one swipe at dhall and then $5 flex, and, believe it or not, all of cations on campus. This means that tributing Writer. His email song or two. What I did not ex- every step, Rocky said that she project. It was evident not only for her community in the perfor- see that here, you get less food for the meals cost more than that. Not in certain dining locations, you ac- is [email protected]. pect, however, was the depth of “talked to people who came from to them but to me as an audience mance. What Rocky was able to do creativity, passion, and pride in a host of different backgrounds, member that the personal impact wasn’t an easy feat. It was some- the Black identity reflected on such as Africa, the Caribbean, the performance had on the black thing that all true black creatives Professor Julie Smith informs students about misinformation in media stage. and people who identify as Af- community was even bigger than strive to do: write a love letter to is no exception to this phenom- misleading charts and graphs, ad- snopes.com, watchframebyframe. Rocky hails from Brooklyn, ro-Latina throughout the planning we could have imagined. the black community. Black is BY NINA KEGELMAN enon. Smith claims that we tend vising viewers to check sources and com, trendsmap.com, and hoax- New York, but she grew up with- process.” The ideas of belonging and beautiful, talented, multidimen- Staff Writer not to seek out media we disagree always read statistics. She also dis- slater.com. She left the crowd with in the Caribbean culture that her She also choreographed the identity can be complicated ones. sional, and something that can with, which makes us blind to po- tinguished between what are called questions to ask themselves when family brought with them when entire thing, aside from the Lat- From what society tells us to what hardly be summed up in an hour’s This week’s common hour tential misinformation. Regardless “deep fakes” and “shallow fakes.” examining the media: How could they immigrated from Jamaica in section. Her research was ex- we tell ourselves, we carry expe- performance. However, she was speaker was Professor Julie Smith, of political affiliation or news out- Shallow fakes are forms of media, this message be interpreted differ- and Haiti. When I asked her what tensive. She noted that she would riences with us that colors how able to capture it. Walking out of MS of Webster University School let preference, Smith urges us to al- like videos, whose original content ently? What information does it inspired her to put on the event, “spend hours watching youtube we view ourselves in relation to the performance, I knew I had just of Communications. A world-wide ways check for authenticity. is altered for a desired effect. Smith leave out? How else could I look at she responded simply, “to get all videos of specific types of dance” our community. For me, it was witnessed something that words speaker and author of the book Just because a website is de- used a video of a speech by Nan- this? the black people together.” She and then would go to the studio very affirming to see my identity could not explain. I felt myself Master the Media: How Teach- signed well, for example, that cy Pelosi, which had been slowed The question portion of the talk wanted to bring the community and practice. While she began to on stage, and even though I might thanking Rocky and my commu- ing Media Literacy Can Save our doesn’t mean it is a credible source. down for dramatic effect, in which included discussions about the me- together and saw Apollo Night as formulate the idea last semester, not have known every person nity for showing me how to love Plugged-In World, Smith present- She shared some examples of her Pelosi appeared drunk, to illustrate dia and political debates, how to the perfect opportunity. The idea she told me that “practice didn’t there, the pure joy on their faces my blackness just a little bit more ed her talk “How to Spot Disinfor- students’ work for an assignment this type of fake. Deep fakes, on the call out friends for posting misin- slowly began last semester, but in really start until February, and I while performing made me feel than I had before. mation in Today’s Media” to the tasking them with inventing re- other hand, interfere with the orig- formation, how to find objective the end, it turned into something actually changed everything from like I was cheering on my best common hour community. Packed al-looking fake news headlines. inal content of a source, making a sources, and opinions on satirical that she never quite expected. Her what I had previously planned.” friends. Junior Zoe Robinson is a Con- with silly GIFs and ironic visuals, “Queen Elizabeth Dead at 93,” read subject appear to be saying or do- news like The Onion, The Daily thoughtfulness and love for her Her only rule was that the per- Throughout our interview, it tributing Writer. Her email is Smith’s presentation explored the one of the designs, an uncanny im- ing something that never happened. Show, and Saturday Night Live. community is clearly reflected formers had to be black and in was clear to me that Rocky was [email protected]. challenges of finding reliable sourc- itation of NBC’s digital imagery. Smith recommended looking for Smith recommended reading es in a politically polarized era and Smith shared that the student who facial discolorations, strange light- transcripts rather than watching offered suggestions for safety and had created the headline said the ing, blurriness around the neck, political debates, pointing to the Classics Department sponsored screening of Agrippina Opera for “Classical Day” credibility online. assignment scared him because it and unusual blinking patterns to famous example of the Nixon vs. For Smith, media literacy boils made him feel so powerful. spot deep fakes. And of course, if Kennedy debate in 1960. Appear- down to critical thinking. She Aside from not falling prey to the content is just too weird to have ances can be deceiving, especially walked the crowd through the savvy-looking sites, Smith also really happened, it’s probably fake. with carefully construed footage. knowledge and skills necessary listed certain behaviors we can Smith also emphasized the As for calling out friends and fam- for critical engagement with the practice to spot disinformation. “Google Reverse Image search” ily, Smith underscored the impor- media. First, she defined what is Self-checking, for example, means tool. Whether it be a fishy Twitter tance of exposing disinformation called “sticky” media in her field: gauging the emotional response post or a bot account’s profile pic- even when it’s uncomfortable. media that makes money from the a headline or story gives us. If it ture, this tool can check the inter- As long as it’s done with respect attention it receives. For example, makes you feel very strongly, be net for other sites using the same and privacy, calling out friends Facebook is sticky media. In ques- it happy, sad, or upset, chances image. She also recommended for spreading misinformation our- tioning the credibility of our news are, it’s not a very credible source, running your own photos through selves is the best way to stop it from sources, Smith encourages us to Smith warned. Self-checking also Google Reverse Image to be sure spreading. Lastly, Smith added that determine their “stickiness.” With demands that we check our own other sites aren’t using them with- some news is better than no news today’s media frenzy over the coro- “baggage.” What opinions or bi- out permission. Bots on Twitter, when it comes to satirical sourc- navirus, she warns that the media ases do we already have towards Smith added, are easy to spot for es, which purposely misinform for has nothing to gain by downplaying this issue? How are we shaping our their lack of followers, the type of comedic effect. However, advising the public health threat. By revving own communication experiences? accounts they follow (only wom- that there is no “one truly objective us up, the media ensures we “tune Next, Smith explained the var- en, perhaps), or strings of numbers source,” Smith encouraged collec- in and stay tuned in.” ious sorts of visual manipulation following their username. If a bot tion of news from various different Smith turned towards the impor- pervasive in today’s media. With chats you up, it will likely show sources and drawing conclusions Photo courtesy of metopera.org. tance of committing to the quest for platforms like Facebook and Twit- errors in verb conjugation, article independently. For “Classical Day” on Saturday, February 29th, the Classics Department sponsered a trip to Lititz, PA to view a live screening of the Metropolitan Opera’s Agrippina. authentic information. Amidst po- ter, which were never intended to be usage, and capitalization. the F&M Classics Department Metropolitan Opera’s Agrippina. the story of Agrippina’s attempt litical polarization like we see to- news sources, gaining popularity, Smith finished by listing sev- Junior Nina Kegelman is a Staff BY ALEX PINSK hosted its annual “Classical Day,” Agrippina, originally written to take down the Roman Emper- day, we tend to stay within certain digital trickery is practically inev- eral useful fact-checking tools, Writer. Her email is nkegelma@ Editor-in-Chief during which students were invit- by George Frideric Handel, is “ideological bubbles.” The media itable. Smith showed examples of like Google fact-check explorer, fandm.edu On Saturday, February 29th, ed to attend a live screening of the an opera in three acts which tells continued on page 8 March 9th, 2020 Page 8 Page 9 The College Reporter March 9th, 2020

F&M women’s track and field team win gold in the 4x800m A Zamboni driver becomes victorious goalie for relay. Read more below... Carolina Hurricanes. Read more below... Arts & Leisure photo courtesy of godiplomats.com Agrippina: Live screening of Met Opera for“Classics Day” Franklin & Marshall Sports “casting of a woman for the role was amazed with the performers’ bless the future of Rome. This continued from page 8 of Nero was clever and captivat- control of their bodies. The fact was a happy ending, to the dis- F&M Track and Field set new personal bests in CC Championships ing,” said Ben Grove ‘20. The that they were able to move in the may of a few students. However, BY JAMIE BELFER 1:56:51. runners are only in their first two team placed 8th out of 10 teams or, Claudius. Agrippina, in turn, “voices of every single character ways they did while singing was we can expect nothing less from a Sports Editor Members of F&M’s men’s years as collegiate athletes at and the men’s track and field team intends for her son Nerone, and were incredible,” Grove contin- incredible,” commented Sara Vi- Roman comedic performance. F&M hosted the track and field track and field also excelled on F&M. It should be exciting to see placed ninth out of nine teams. consequently herself, to take ued, but he thought Nerone’s was telli ‘20. Perhaps Kyra Lisse ‘22 puts it Centennial Conference Champi- day one. Junior Aaron Digrego- if they grow and continue to in- Both the men’s and women’s power. The opera embodies the particularly noteworthy. The show was spectacular, pro- best, claiming that attending the onships this past Saturday, Feb- rio finished in 9th place in the crease their time in this relay for track and field teams for Johns ravenous power struggle extant I found that watching the opera viding us with not only an up- performance was a “rare opportu- ruary 29th and Sunday, March prelims of the 60 hurdles with a years to come. Hopkins University finished in in the context of ancient Roman directed for and suited to a live- close view of the performance but nity to not only see one of Han- 1st. At the end of the first day of time of 9.68. Meanwhile, sopho- The men’s 4x800m relay team first place. society, complete with themes of stream setting was quite effective. also with backstage conversation del’s finest, but also to witness competition, the F&M women’s more Isaiah Chery finished 9th in of Harley Weldhom, first year With the CC championships humor, ambition, desire, and con- While the audience was not sit- and interviews with the cast. Fur- it close-up—which is more than track and field team finished in the prelims of the 60 dash, with Alexander Fillman, Ryan Braun, finished, F&M is moving into its trol. ting directly in front of the stage thermore, the subtitles were pre- many at the actual Met could say. sixth place out of ten teams. The a time of 7.31. Chery, DiGre- and first year Jack Emrey fin- spring season. They will compete The casting of the piece was at the Metropolitan Opera House sented directly on the screen, so The performers led with gravitas, men’s track and field team held gorio, junior Harley Wedholm, ished in fourth place with a time in the Little Three Meet at F&M particularly striking. Joyce Di- at Lincoln Center at the time of we did not have to look above the wit, and, of course, astonishing down the ninth spot at the end of and junior Ryan Braun finished of 8:09:16. They were less than on Saturday, March 28th. fourth in the 4x200 with a time of Donato carries the show, play- the performance, we were still stage or by our seats, as we may talent.” day one. three seconds away from placing 1:36.28, just four seconds away Sophomore Jamie Belfer is ing the role of “power-hungry” very much able to engage with have had to do at the Met itself. Many thanks to F&M’s Clas- Many Diplomats set person- in third. al records on the first day. Both from the bronze. At the end of the second day, the Sports Editor. Her email is Agrippina (metopera.org). She the performance. The live-stream The modern setting gave the sics Department for sponsoring throwers, Emma Steffan and Ra- At the end of the first day of the F&M women’s track and field [email protected]. captivates the audience with her allowed for the camera to zoom- story a new tone and made the Classical Day and providing stu- chel Caruso set new personal competition, Johns Hopkins led immense vocal range and au- in on the stage, providing us with content more applicable to the dents with the opportunity to ob- bests in the weight throw. Sopho- both the women’s and the men’s thoritative presence, particularly an up-close view of the characters modern day. “Agrippina was a serve their classical education in more Emma Steffen clinched fifth teams by earning the highest in her “Pensieri, voi mi tormen- and the set. It gave us a clearer modern take on a power struggle a new context. place, throwing an impressive number of points. The women’s common to the ancient elite,” said tate” (Thoughts, you torment picture of costumes, movements, distance of 12.88m. First year team garnered 97 points, while me) performance. Perhaps most and stage angles. Students noticed Grove. Rachel Caruso finished 12th with the men’s team earned 51 points. Senior Alex Pinsk is the Edi- distinctive is the role of Nerone, that with these up-close shots, the Ultimately, Agrippina wins. a personal best of 9.23m. The Diplomats had a fantastic played by Kate Lindsey. Nerone nuances of each individual char- Nerone takes the throne, and tor-in-Chief. Her email is mp- The women’s relay teams ex- day two at the Centennial Con- is a male character; however, the acter became more apparent. “I Claudio calls upon the gods to [email protected]. celled on the first day as well. ference Championships. The Sophomore Laura Greene, senior biggest, most impressive win of Emily Natoli, first year Sydney the day for F&M was the wom- Dzenutis, and sophomore Alexis en’s 4x800 race. Sophomore June Callaloo Trinidadian Kitchen on 351 N Mulberry Street is a must-try spot Salerno came in third place in the Sanchez, Alexis Salerno, sopho- distance medley with a time of more Laura Greene, and first year me of a Trinidadian quesadilla. 12.28.29 to bring home a bronze Sydney Dzenutis set a Centennial BY DIANA LICHTENSTEIN It was loved by the whole table. Staff Writer medal. Emily Natoli, first year Conference record with a time of This would have to be the menu Abby Lienhard, sophomore Kate 9.29.20. This time was more than The vast amount of incredible item that I would most recom- Klaver, and senior Sabrina Pic- one second faster than the Cen- and unique restaurants that Lan- mend. For my main entree, I or- cinini came in eighth place in tennial Conference record, previ- Photo courtesy of godiplomats.com. dered the coconut jerk chicken, The F&M women’s 4x800 relay team earned first place in their race. This team was caster has to offer always amaz- the 4x200m relay with a time of ously held by Swathmore. These composed of Laura Greene, Alexis Salerno, June Sanchez, and Sydney Dzenutis. es me. It also amazes me that it which was accompanied by jas- has taken a year and a half for me mine rice, and was the perfect to try or even hear about certain combination of sweet and tangy. Zamboni driver, age 42, becomes oldest goalie to win regular season debut restaurants that will now forever My friends ordered the buss-up- BY GABBY GOODWIN that home teams have an emer- crowd despite beating their team. be a part of my restaurant rotation. shut specials which each consist Managing Editor gency goalie in attendance who On February 22nd, Ayres became One example of this is the Trini- of a curry dish that comes with David Ayres thought his days of is available to both teams. Ayres the oldest goalie in NHL history dadian restaurant called Callaloo this wondrous flatbread that is playing competitive hockey were is the director of operations at the to win his regular season debut located not too far from campus. I very popular in traditional Trini- long over when he underwent a Mattamy Athletic Centre, a local at 42 years and 194 days. He was went for the first time a few weeks dadian cuisine. This flatbread was kidney transplant 15 years ago. arena in Toronto, where one of paid $500, and his stick was sent ago and, unbeknownst to me, this unlike anything I have ever tried. It turns out, however, that he had his jobs is to drive the Zamboni to the Hockey Hall of Fame in restaurant was already a fan favor- It was very flaky and addicting. one more game left, and this game to smooth the ice in the rink. On Toronto. ite among many students. When I I enjoyed this meal so much that would be played in front of more Saturday night, however, his job Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann was telling my friends that I was I decided to go back a week later than 18,000 people. On Saturday, was quite different when he came Baldwin has named February planning to go, almost all of them when my aunt and uncle were vis- February 22nd, David Ayres, a to the rescue for the Hurricanes. 25th “David Ayres Day,” and the Photo courtesy of lancastercityrestaurantweek.com Hurricanes are selling special No. raved and gave dish recommenda- iting me. I was concerned because 42-year-old Zamboni driver for Entering the game in the sec- Callaloo is a Trinidadian restaurant located downtown. They serve a variety of 90 Ayres jerseys with proceeds tions. Some even said that it was they have such sophisticated pal- the Toronto Marlies, was forced ond period with the Hurricanes dishes from flatbreads and chicken dishes to Trinidadian quesadillas. leading 3-1, Ayres had a shaky going to a kidney transplant foun- their favorite restaurant in all of ettes and high standards when it into action as an emergency goal- start, allowing two quick goals, dation in his name. Lancaster. comes to restaurants, so the pres- the same thing as our main dish: ed me for choosing this lovely ie for the Carolina Hurricanes, due to injury of both Hurricane but he quickly settled down with Ayres became just the third After all of this high praise, I sure was on for me. Upon arrival the chicken curry buss-up-shut restaurant, but even noted that it goalies, James Reimer and Petr a save in the second period and emergency goalie to ever play in could not wait to give Callaloo for the second time, I decided to special. The curry was filled with was the best place they had been Mrazek. seven more in the third. “I was an NHL game in the modern era, a try. When I stepped into the switch up the ordering. We started large chunks of chicken perfectly to in months. Maybe that was just In an interview with TODAY, confident until I hit the ice, and and the first since Scott Foster with the doubles—fried flatbreads cooked alongside potatoes, chick- to flatter me, but either way, I was restaurant, I was consumed by then I got terrified,” Ayres said. was used for a 14-minute stretch topped with chickpeas. The flat- Ayres said that he initially thought delicious smells of spices waft- peas, and pumpkin. It was tasty, content. Please, students, faculty, “One of the players came down to with the Chicago Blackhawks in breads were surprisingly light and it was a joke when he was told to ing over me. The interior was so but the real star of the show was or anyone reading this, try Cal- suit up, as he would be filling in me, and he said, ‘Just relax, this is 2018. Ayres said Foster sent him the chickpeas were so flavorful. quaint and inviting. It felt like I that flaky bread. For dessert, we laloo. I swear that I would not as an emergency goalie for the gonna be fun for you, have a good a text message the following day In addition, we ordered the fried was in someone’s home. When tried the ginger and lemongrass steer you wrong. Even notorious Carolina Hurricanes against the time with it. We don’t care how congratulating him on his perfor- chicken bao buns, which I was I was seated, I glanced over the crème brûlée. I am usually not a picky eater, sophomore Savannah Toronto Maple Leafs. “Actually, many goals you let in, and let’s mance (today.com). In no other told were big hits at Callaloo. menu and everything looked de- huge fan of crème brûlée, so the Familo said she would potentially I did think it was a prank,” the just have fun” (today.com). sport can an average Joe arrive at There was a good reason for this. licious. The staff was so welcom- fact that this was so over the top try Callaloo if it weren’t for her 42-year-old father of three said. Ayres shut out Toronto in the work expecting nothing, only to ing and helpful in choosing what The buns were soft and the chick- delicious affirmed my notion that peanut allergy. “When the guy first came into the third period to help clench a 6-3 leave it a hero. to order. My friends and I decided en was crispy. There was a delec- everything on this menu must be room, he said, ‘Get your stuff on, win for the Hurricanes. By the table sauce that coated these mini to start with the aloo pepper ro- delicious to some extent. Sophomore Diana Lichtenstein is we’re going out on the ice,’ I said, end of the game, the crowd was Senior Gabby Goodwin is the Photo courtesy of torontosun.com. ti—a crisp roti filled with cheese sandwiches that I am still dream- I was so happy that my uncle a Staff Writer. Her email is dlicht- ‘Are you serious?”’ (today.com). in a frenzy, and Ayres received a Managing Editor. Her email is David Ayres was called in as an emergency and spicy potatoes. It reminded ing about. My aunt and I ordered and aunt not only compliment- [email protected] The NHL has a rule mandating standing ovation by the Toronto [email protected]. goalie to play for the Carolina Hurricanes.