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News Features Entertainment Sports the Check out what the students studying abroad in London have been up to. Photos are inside! pg. 8 A St. Mary’s Student Publicationratt since 1925 • Vol. 98 Issue 4 • November l10, 2010 er• STMURATTLERNEWS.COM SATISFIED? After communicating with students, Aramark officials plan to continue making changes to respond to their concerns. By Matthew Rodriguez the forum to answer students’ questions, including SGA organized the forum in response to a Face- Staff Writer pre-determined questions by SGA. book event titled “St. Mary’s Aramark Boycott,” “Things that were brought up were valid com- scheduled for Oct. 27. On the event’s page, students Aramark, the university’s exclusive caterer, is plaints,” Finerghty said. “They were issues that could made comments about services in the Café. Some de- making changes to its food services after a group of easily be fixed.” fended Aramark, while others criticized it. The boy- students voiced their dissatisfaction with the Dia- Finerghty said that changes are already being im- cott was cancelled after the forum was held. mondback Café. plemented and that there are signs of improvement. “What we did to be proactive was break down the Several students raised concerns about food qual- Changes that have been made include assigning a Facebook page and took the valid comments and the ity, sanitation, pricing and hours of operation during salad bar attendant to the salad bar on the weekends, issues that were out there,” Finerghty said. “Then we a student forum hosted by the Student Government offering value meals at Home Zone, re-training staff tried to find solutions to those complaints or situa- Association on Oct. 25. to meet sanitation standards and extending the hours tions that people have experienced.” John Finerghty, director of food services, attended of Miso and Tortilla Fresca, according to Finerghty. Students Tommy Woerner and Andrew Riley Cont. on PG. 4, SEE “Aramark” NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS 3 10 12 14 Time for some good ol’ ethical debate Students prep for the Rock-n-Roll Marathon Looking for good sushi? Read our reviews. O.J. Chavez shares his karate stories 2 The Rattler November 10, 2010 www.stmurattlernews.comNews INDEX news 1-5 commentary 6-7 features 8-11 entertainment 12-13 sports 14-16 STAFF Editor-in-Chief Entertainment Editor Sarah Mills Dania Pulido Managing Editor Sports Editor Denice Hernandez Veronica Martinez Copy Editor Photo Editor Azhmir Acosta Analicia Perez Layout/Design Editor Assistant Photo Editor Jasmine Garcia Felix Arroyo Web Editor Advertising Manager Sara Cornejo Leo Reyes The Catholic Student Group recently held a dodgeball fundraiser on Nov. 6 to raise money for the The Children’s Shelter in San Anto- nio, a corporation established in 1901. Each teammate contributed $5 to play in the tournament. Photo by Makena Hamilton News Editor Staff Cartoonist Austin W. Newton Oscar Maguregui Commentary Editor Faculty Adviser Alex Salinas Brother Dennis, S.M., Ph.D. NEWS IN BRIEF Features Editor Amanda Cano >> STAFF WRITERS >> Deans Cantú and Dizinno reappointed Daniel Aguilar Brissa Renteria >> President Charles L. Cotrell, Ph. D. announced the reappointment of the deans for two of the university’s major schools. Jessica Carillo Ari Rivera Charles Cantú has been dean of the School of Law since June 2007. Janet Dizinno has been dean of the largest school at Jessica Corea Matthew Rodriguez St. Mary’s for 16 years, the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Cantú is credited with achieving the law school’s Michael Cortez Evan Santos Chris Filoteo Lena Scalercio re-accreditation. Dizinno has helped launch the new Four-Year Pledge. Source: Stmarytx.edu Robin Johnson Caitlin Skelton Alex Meyer Danielle Torres International Education Week to be held Nov. 15 to Nov. 19 Cesar Montalvo Daniel Trejo >> Sean O’Kelley Brother Erick Otiende, S.M., will address how the Marianists work around the world on Nov. 15 in the University Center Selena Rangel Conference Room B from 12 p.m.-2 p.m. Historias de la vida Kahani is where international students participate in a book STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS reading on Nov. 16 in the UC Conference Room A from 9:45 a.m. to 12 p.m. International Trade in a Post-Lehman World is a panel lecture regarding the effects of international trade on Nov. 18 from 5 p.m.-6 p.m. in UC Conference Room B. Nicholas Campana Robin Johnson Adam Casiano Jerry Mendez Alejandra Diaz Guadalupe Molina >> Box City to be held overnight on Nov. 12 Liliana Espinosa Jenn Sims Amnesty International and the Career Services Center hosts the annual Box City on Nov. 12. Students can set up their Paulina Fernandez Jenny Wendover boxes with blankets, warm clothes, pillows and flashlights at 8 p.m. The event is held to raise awareness about homeless- Caitlyn Geraci ness in the community. Those who participate in Box City are invited to help serve breakfast to the homeless at Haven for STANDARDS Hope the next morning on Nov. 13. Please register by contacting Krystina Irvin by e-mail, [email protected] The Rattler upholds the Mission Statements of St. Mary’s University. The Publication follows the Canons of Responsible Journalism, the Associated Press Stylebook and the Student Publication Policy. The Rattler is a member of the Associate Collegiate Press, POLICE BLOTTER the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, the Society of Professional Journalists and the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association. LETTER TO THE EDITOR POLICY >> 10.18.10 The Rattler welcomes letters that do not exceed 500 Minor in possession of narcotic paraphernalia in Treadaway Hall. Two students found in possession of narcotic parapher- words and include the writer’s name, classification, major and nalia. Students were minors. Director on duty contacted, Bexar county citation issued, and referred to Judicial Affairs. telephone number. Editors reserve the right to edit submissions for length, grammar, spelling and content. >> 10.20.10 Fire alarm at Chaminade Hall. Building cleared and searched, director on duty notified. Burnt toast set off alarm. CONTACT US >> 10.20.10 OFFICE: 210.436.3401 Disturbance at Treadaway Hall. Two female students caught arguing by hall director. Students referred to Judicial Affairs. FAX: 210.431.3407 10.22.10 EMAIL: [email protected] >> Theft at University Center. Student stole books from University bookstore, then attempted to sell stolen books back for WEBSITE: www.stmurattlernews.com cash. Citation issued and referred to Judicial Affairs. The Rattler St. Mary’s University 10.31.10 One Camino Santa Maria Box 83 >> Student Handbook Violation at Lot R. Student found intoxicated after returning from an off-campus party. Student was a San Antonio, TX 78228 minor. Director on duty contacted, citation issued, and referred to Judicial Affairs. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER! for the latest news and updates. @StMURattlerNews November 10, 2010 The Rattler 3 www.stmurattlernews.comNews Students learn about ethical theories for competition By Austin W. Newton or better reasons for the case, so News Editor you don’t have to take the oppo- site side.” While the works of Plato, Kant At the tournament, teams will and Aristotle are usually discussed only have one minute to prepare in philosophy or ethics classes, their argument in response to a nine students have been studying judge’s random question. After these philosophers for weeks in the team presents their argument, preparation for the 13th annual In- the opposing team is allowed to tercollegiate Ethics Bowl. give a rebuttal. The original team Months before the regional Eth- then responds to the rebuttal, and ics Bowl, which will take place after the round has completed, the on Nov. 13 in the Albert B. Alkek judges ask questions and make Business Building, the students are comments to the team that first given case studies involving ethi- presented their argument. cal dilemmas. This years cases in- Mangum helps the teams pre- volve a pregnant college athlete on pare by asking them questions he scholarship and animal rights in a thinks will be asked at the tourna- Ethics Bowl team members (left to right) Matthew Magliacane, Emily Artalejo and Gabriel Torre discuss how Spanish matador match. ment during practices. they will win the Nov. 13 regional ethics bowl at the Albert B. Alkek building. Photo by Austin W. Newton At the tournament, they will “Sometimes there are straight- be expected to present a strong forward questions and sometimes then you probably won’t be able to Hernandez, have future plans of confident about their team ability ethical argument representing there are off-the-wall questions, so make it in Ethics Bowl.” attending law school. Hernan- to win at regionals, which could their team’s position on a case. I try to write a few of each,” Man- Mangum encourages all stu- dez said that Ethics Bowl has led to some of the students com- However, Ethics Bowl is a bit dif- gum said. “I just asked a question dents who are interested in partici- taught him how to make good, peting at the National Ethics Bowl ferent from a traditional debate, that they did not see coming, so I pating to join one of their practices. ethical arguments. tournament in Cincinnati in Spring according to the teams’ coach, got to watch them squirm.” “There are no prerequisites or “Before I would just go off of 2011. Torre said that he feels his ar- philosophy professor Matthew There are certain attributes requirements,” said Mangum. “If what I know,” Hernandez said. “I guments have been strengthened Mangum. a student must have in order to you have an interest in philosophy, want to go into law, but my end because Mangum has been help- “You don’t have to disagree compete in the ethics bowl, ac- ethics, public speaking, problem goal is to eradicate abortion.
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