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Weekly Weather Tuesday Lynch tries out new material Peter Tan with members of the Daytona Beach infamous Lynyrd Skynrd song before High 74 community were treated to a night switching to “Stairway to Heaven” Guest Reporter of entertainment at the ICI Center on and then the theme song from Glee – Low 55 Friday, with famous musician/come- Journey. As part of the dian Stephen Lynch performing. Lynch then went into a short skit Mostly Sunny Homecoming week According to Lynch, he has a strong about accents and the Glee theme events, Embry- enthusiasm for performing to a col- song, covering the Southern accent, a Wednesday Riddle students lege audience. “I always try to get Scottish accent and a Swedish accent and faculty, myself booked for college or univer- which had the biggest reaction from High 77 a l o n g sity shows once in a while. I like doing the crowd. colleges, there’s always an in-built Lynch’s friend Rod Cone then joined Low 60 audience and it’s a different crowd to him on stage as they sung together entertain.” a song that gained laughter from the Mostly Sunny With the auditorium filled to the crowd. rafters, the crowd eagerly antic- David Josefburg then came Thursday ipated the arrival of Lynch. on stage to join Lynch in a duet With a thunderous roar of about the ‘Dirty Sanchez’. The High 78 applause, he opened two made powerful harmonies as up the night with Josefburg played the role of the Low 58 a song called male and Lynch’s masterful fal- “Waiting.” This setto being that of the female. Mostly Sunny resulted in the joke It was a song that had the audience targeted on the audience as rolling around with laughter. Friday they literally waited for something Cone then came up to join the to happen. other two, where they had a three High 76 As a live show at a university, the way dialogue. The discussion moved content of the comedy was directed to Lynch’s previous job as a second Low 60 for the crowd, with jokes about how grade teacher, and how he sang to the his career has crumbled and how he kids to teach them. Mostly Sunny is now ‘singing at a college in Central He sang some examples on Florida’ when he used to perform on how he taught history and sci- Broadway. ence, before improvising to sing Lynch then proceeded to belt out about some other topics and how a song about AIDS, showcasing his he can summarize them into two Bonus Bucks powerful vocal range. lines of song. When he said he Playing material from his new album, could sum up the history of flight Auction he presented songs such as “Little Gay in two lines, the entire auditorium Robot”, “Crazy Peanuts” based on the went silent, shocking Lynch and Today at 6:30 p.m. in the IC comic strip of the same name, and friends. He proceeded on anyway, to Auditorium, Student Activities “Dear Diary” which were fic- thunderous applause before breaking proudly presents the third annual tional diary entries of people who into a rap about Kitty Hawk. Bonus Bucks Auction. Students have suffered great misfortune The show also included small that have been collecting Bonus in their lives such as Anne Frank video sketches about their road trip to Bucks from Orientation through and Christopher Reeve. The diary Daytona Beach and backstage views Homecoming will have a chance entries always followed up with the of what they did during preparation. to bid on thousands of dol- punch line of “Too soon?” Of particular amusement to the lars in prizes including an iPad, During a lull in the act, someone crowd was the video where their bus big screen television, camping from the crowd shouted ‘Freebird,” driver ended up singing better than equipment and much more. and Lynch had an immediate and them during practice. The organization winner animated reaction. After yell- Lynch’s final act was of him setting of Homecoming will also be ing back “Don’t try me, I can go aside his guitar to play some tunes on announced at the Bonus Bucks all day with this!” Lynch quickly the keyboard, complete with a video Auction. Delta Upsilon will pass played a few lines of the chorus of the of certain naughty activities. on the Homecoming Cup to this TIM KRAMER/AVION year’s winner.

Pre-Flight Competition Tailgate party outlasts the cold Michael Petrisino There was also an inflat- each other up in a “safe” envi- Today at the flight line a able UFO which con- ronment. Cessna 172 will have numer- Guest Reporter tained a laser tag course. There was also an inflat- ous discrepancies that should Competition between players able with a velcro wall where be found during a pre-flight This past Saturday, Touch- inside the UFO was fierce. people wear a velcro suit and inspection. Each competitor N-Go Productions presented The lack of not only hiding jump to the wall and stick will earn points for each dis- a tailgating party to cap off places, but light, led to almost there. crepancy found. The event is the homecoming week cel- hand-to-hand tactics to come All of these events were free, co-sponsored by the Aviation ebrations. Students celebrat- out on top. Alongside the UFO in addition to free subs from Safety Department. ing homecoming sports on was giant inflatable bounce Jimmy John’s, Pepsi brand Saturday found a plethora of shaped like a tiger. sodas, Frito-Lay brand snack events to keep them enter- Students also could food, face painting, tempo- Fight Hunger tained. challenge their rary hair dyeing and of course, Among many activities, friends to a box- musician Josh Thompson. Food Drive there was a track that was ing match in School spirit ran defined by inflatable walls in an inflatable strong as students Sodexo is pairing with SGA to which racers could challenge bounce with filled the basketball collect food that will be given to their friends on their electric o v e r s i z e d game from the Halifax Urban Ministries. Cash powered toilet carts. g l o v e s party and cheered prizes will be awarded to ROTC The top heavy carts, with w h e r e on the Eagles bas- groups and student organizations undersized wheels, led to a lot friends ketball team as they for the most food donated in of two wheeled turns and a lot c o u l d beat the Tennessee pounds. Organizations need to of fun. beat Wesleyan Bulldogs. sign up to participate in the com- petition at www.erauinvolve- ment.com. Donations will be accepted at in the Student Center until Nov. 12. Any individual who donates on Thursday, Nov. 11 will receive a package of home-baked cookies.

ERAU Battle of the Bands This Friday at 8 p.m., join Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Touch- N-Go Productions, and Up ‘Til Dawn for a night of musical competition never before seen on this campus. Bands from the school and the Daytona Beach area will compete for the audi- ence vote to win a cash grand prize. For spectators there will be chances to win many raf- fle prizes, listen to some great music, and it is all benefiting the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Mark your calendars RICHARD WEAKLEY/AVION for an event you won’t want to STUDENTS AND LOCAL RESIDENTS came out to enjoy food, face painting, hair coloring and much more on Saturday. Country artist Josh Thompson miss. performed in front of a large crowd as students showed their school spirit before the basketball season opener against Tennessee Wesleyan.

Campus ...... A2 Student Government ...... A4 SGA Soccer teams Saw 3D Space Feature ...... A5 Homecoming ...... A6 addresses advance in confer- reaches its Opinions ...... A8 Safe Ride abuse ence tournament final chapter Student Life ...... A10 Sports ...... B1 Entertainment ...... C1 Classifieds ...... C3 Comics ...... C4 Campus C2 Sports B3 PHOTO COURTESY LIONSGATE Ent. Inside C2 Page A2 Campus The Avion, November 9, 2010 Speaker talks about Safe Ride abuse lessons of Challenger sparks SGA concern James Holt later, I had in the back of my cancel Thiokol’s contract if Priyanka Kumar other ways to offer better ser- “Students should first think ‘I mind, God I hope it isn’t relat- McDonald’s position was not vices to ERAU,” Vas said. should find a designated driver,’ Guest Report ed to [the o-ring] problem,” reinstated. McDonald was made Copy Editor According to Vas, abuse is but if students absolutely cannot McDonald said. the director of the space shuttle defined as when a student takes find a ride and feel unsafe, then Last Wednesday, former President Ronald Reagan verification taskforce to rede- The Student Government the ride too many times in a they should use the program,” director of the Space Shuttle formed a committee to investi- sign the solid rocket boosters. Association (SGA) at Embry- month or if one takes it repeti- Cope said. Likewise, Vas stated Solid Rocket Motor project, gate the disaster, and McDonald “Now I could work on some- Riddle has addressed a concern tively from grocery stores. that the ride should be called for Dr. Allen J. McDonald came was the only employee from thing more positive rather than regarding the abuse of the Safe “SGA is monitoring to check as a last resort. “It’s completely to ERAU to speak to stu- Morton Thiokol to speak up think of what could have been,” Ride program. for abuse,” Vas said. up to a student what they con- dents about the Space Shuttle about the design flaw. Soon McDonald said. According to Rachel Cope, Vas noted that SGA is firm on sider an “unsafe situation,” but Challenger disaster and to give after, Thiokol demoted him to a McDonald warned students Educator of the court in SGA, cracking down on students who it is evident when someone is a lesson in engineering ethics. non-working position. to always speak up and pres- this school year alone there misuse their privileges. “It’s misusing it,” Vas said. The assembly, based on “Integrity has a price for you, ent their professional opinion has been a pattern of at least ten not a taxi, it’s meant to be a Currently, students who have McDonald’s book “Truth, Lies, but in the long run, it pays off if they feel like something is people each month who mis- last resort when you’re in an been abusing the program are and O-Rings: Inside the Space because you can look at your- wrong. use their Safe Ride privileges. unsafe situation…we want stu- being investigated and given Shuttle Challenger Disaster,” self in the mirror and be happy “I have never heard a dumb “At the moment we’re warning dents to use it in the unsafe appropriate consequences by was presented by Sigma Gamma with what you see,” McDonald question…you should never people that are using it for the position for sure, but not abuse the student court if help respon- Tau with the help of AIAA. said. prevent knowledge from going wrong reasons,” Cope said. it,” he said. sible. In 1986, McDonald worked Once the committee learned forward, because knowledge is The Safe Ride program, Cope gave an example that The new Safe Ride cards for Morton Thiokol—the com- that McDonald had been always better than ignorance,” designed to provide students if a student misuses the pro- implemented this year have pany that designed the Space demoted, they threatened to McDonald said. with a free safe ride back home gram racking up to $600, then replaced the former blue cards Shuttle solid rocket boosters— when in an unsafe place or six people’s SGA fees are also that will no longer work. where engineers knew of a seri- position under certain hours, is being used. Students interested in acquir- ous design flaw in the O-rings provided by SGA to all students Vas stated that consequences ing a Safe Ride card for free of the boosters that could cause of ERAU. include anything from banning must go to the SGA office and them to fail in cold tempera- According to Ryan Vas, a student’s Safe Ride privileg- sign up for one. According to tures. Associate Justice of SGA, the es, demanding a fee for all the Vas, students must alert their McDonald asked Morton concern over the Safe Ride losses, or asking for payment driver that they are using the Thiokol to have a teleconfer- abuse affects all students in community service hours, or service for a safe ride as part of ence with managers at NASA attending this University. “It’s anything that the court deems the program, so that the driver the night before the launch unfortunate that the student appropriate .“It all depends on informs the dispatch center. Vas and asked for STS-51L, sched- court has to deal with abuse the situation and who should be also advises students to tip the uled to launch in temperatures because it’s so important that warned,” Cope said. driver. as low as 18 degrees, to be the students’ money doesn’t go Cope and Vas have both been Cope is working to raise delayed and not launched under to waste. If we can stop Safe encouraging the student body awareness of the abuse so 53 degrees. Ride misuse, SGA can put that that the Safe Ride program that students’ fees are pro- “Our engineers worried money towards student activi- is only meant to offer a free tected and to prevent the about whether these O-rings ties, Touch-N-Go events and ride from an unsafe situation. unnecessary spending. would seal and work properly at those kinds of temperatures,” McDonald said. The managers believed that McDonald did not have enough evidence to prove that the First sorority on O-rings would fail and asked McDonald and his colleagues to change their minds. “I told [my colleagues], I hope nothing happens to tomor- campus turns 25 row, but if it does, I’m sure not Ainsley Robson nect with the chapter’s his- years later, these woman were going to be the person to stand tory. initiated into Theta Phi Alpha, in front of the board of inquiry Campus Editor The keynote speaker for Alpha Tau Chapter and started and tell why I said it was okay the evening was Sue Barlow sorority life on campus. to fly the shuttle outside of This Homecoming for Theta Fasano, the first President of Fasano also added, “Let us the qualified specifications,” Phi Alpha, brought the 25th Alpha Tau Chapter, “I came on continue to be strong in sister- McDonald said. Anniversary Celebration of campus in 1983 and noticed hood today as we celebrate our McDonald was shocked as the Alpha Tau Chapter. On that men were on all sides of 25th anniversary and tomorrow he watched Challenger disin- Saturday, Nov. 6 at 5:00 p.m., the University and a scarce as we continue our success of tegrate from inside the launch the sisters gathered on the few women scattered here and the past and present.” control room. After reviewing flight deck for dinner. there.” The sisters were presented evidence, he realized that the The event brought approxi- In 1983 the fraternities on with a birthday cake and ser- O-rings were likely the cause of mately 50 sisters from all 25 campus consisted of five frater- enaded by the brothers of Phi the disaster. years of the Sorority’s history, nities and no sororities. Where Delta Theta near the end of “I expected that if [the which also included three of in contrast Embry-Riddle cur- dinner. The chapter also rec- o-rings] really did fail, it’d all RICHARD WEAKLEY/AVION the founding sisters of rently has 10 social fraternities ognized all of the founding blow up on the launch pad. THE MEMBERS OF SIGMA Gamma Tau and AIAA invited the chapter to gather in and four social sororities, rep- sisters that were in attendance That didn’t happen; I thought Dr. Allen J. McDonald to speak to students about his book celebration. resenting three different gov- as well as passed out some gag we’d dodged the bullet. When and his experience with the Space Shuttle Challanger on After a quick ritual, allow- erning councils. awards to the sisters. it finally came apart 73 seconds Wednesday, Nov. 3 in the IC Auditorium. ing sisters to reconnect to the Theta Phi Alpha, in 1983, The evening was conclud- meaning that holds each chap- women gathered with the inten- ed by enjoying an evening ter of Theta Phi Alpha strong, tion to start a women’s social of dancing at 509 with the sisters enjoyed a barbeque sorority on the Daytona Beach many members of the Embry- Embry-Riddle gathers dinner and had time to recon- Campus of Embry-Riddle. Two Riddle community. for Homecoming Parade Hannah Langhorn sic video game Mario, and even the class of ’61 and the school’s a salute to action sports with one and only mascot Ernie. Guest Reporter Nickelodeon’s “Rocket Power.” Almost everyone left the Students danced, sang theme parade laughing at a funny skit, Homecoming Parade 2010! songs and dressed up like the or, as much of the staff and Although it began a little chilly, main characters all in the spirit faculty made known, reminisc- that in no way kept the specta- of Homecoming and true eagle ing on some of the cartoons and tors of students, faculty, staff pride; this day brought along video games that were reen- and young children from com- much creativity and original- acted bringing about a mood of ing out in support of ERAU’s ity that was apparent in all the not only nostalgia but of happi- homecoming day celebration organizations that put together a ness and even the wonders of parade. skit representing their cartoons. childhood. While initially just a This year’s theme that dealt Among those present, the parade, it quickly became a trip with cartoons was apparent in school’s very own president, down memory lane for most. each organization and club that Dr. John P. Johnson and his The parade, which took place came out to participate in the wife were also in attendance out front of the library (the driv- festivities. Cars designed to look showing their love and support ing circle), was immediately like Disney’s “Finding Nemo,” to the ERAU campus during our followed by the tailgate which choreographed numbers from Homecoming festivities that took place across the street at PHOTO COURTESY OF THETA PHI ALPHA many representing cartoons and were ending out the week. Also the ICI center with country THE SISTERS OF THETA Phi Alpha of the Alpha Tau Chapter gathered on the steps of the movies including “Batman: the present were many alumni, one music singer Josh Thompson. Flight Deck for a group photo to mark the evening’s events. There were sisters in attendance Dark Knight,” the ever so clas- even featured in the parade from that represented each era of the chapter’s history.

Executive Board Editorial Staff Cont. Editor-in-Chief ...... Tim Kramer Comics Editor...... Tilford Mansfield Managing Editor ...... Aaron Craig Entertainment Editor...... Nick Candrella News Editor ...... Costas Sivyllis Copy Editor...... Priyanka Kumar Business Manager ...... Matt Stevens Photography Editor ...... Austin Coffey Advertising Manager ...... Alena Thompson Staff Advisor Amy Vaughan, Assistant Director of Editorial Staff Student Activities Student Government Front Editor ...... Tim Kramer Campus Editor ...... Ainsley Robson SGA Editor ...... James Scott Contact Information Space Feature ...... Tim Kramer Main Phone...... (386) 226-6049 Homecoming 2010 ...... Tim Kramer Advertising Manager...... (386) 226-7697 Student Life Editor ...... Alena Thompson Fax Number...... (386) 226-6727 Opinions Editor ...... Lanie Wagenblast E-mail...... [email protected] Sports Editor ...... Aaron Craig Website...... avionnewspaper.com Austin Coffey

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Page The Avion, November 9, 2010 Campus A3 New testing using Characters grace COA High-Altitude Lab Alan Larsen The university intends to with Garmin G1000 avionics; the AirJam stage conduct hypoxia research to similar to what is found on the Hannah Langhorn King Julian’s favorite tune “I “The Magic School Bus,” (Yes Guest Reporter help compliment and validate flight line. like to move it move it.” even Ms. Drizzle) from the the ongoing studies of the Civil When discussing the poten- Guest Reporter The night continued on with Riddle Players Theater group In Spring 2009, Embry- Aeromedical Institute (CAMI) tial benefits of this device with performances from the likes and one from the sponsors Riddle was the nation’s first in Oklahoma City, Okla. Harmon, he mentioned how Wednesday night’s AirJam of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity Touch-N-Go as the ‘80’s rock university to build and oper- In addition, the Aeronautical the University would like to began with guest perform- representing the early ‘90’s band Journey in their song, ate a high-altitude normobaric Science department would like study the effects of hypoxia er (and MC for the night) Nickelodeon show “Doug” in “Anyway You Want It.” chamber. Unlike hypobaric to conduct their own research, and flight performance more Jason Levasseur who pre- a mix with the late Michael Though each group gave altitude chambers, this method given their large student body. closely. With the Frasca device, formed a few of his own songs Jackson’s hit single “Beat it.” their all and more the judges features no change in pressure A preliminary study has it is possible to measure flight and a mix of some other popu- The CSU (Catholic gave their final tally of points and as a result is safer and more already been conducted which performance and aeronautical lar and classic songs. Student Union) as Megaman, which gave the final winnings cost effective. confirms slight hypoxic effects decision making. This can be Levasseur’s comical pres- Housing and Residence Life of the night at followed: fifth Since being added as an asset when exposed to altitudes rang- reviewed on camera and on ence and lightheartedness as the “Residinators” and Phi place-(tied) Riddle Players and to the College of Aviation, the ing from 12,500 feet to 14,000 a print-out copy of the flight was a hit with all and kept Delta Theta with Sigma CSU, fourth place- CSA, third High Altitude Lab has been feet. These preliminary results path. Investigators have already the night full of life and Sigma Sigma teaming up to place Pi Kappa Alpha frater- used by many Flight Physiology were discovered using a lap- completed a preliminary study laughter. Each group on the do “Flintstones.” Following nity and second place- The students to help them under- top computer program know determining how hypoxia stage that night came repre- which the CSA (Caribbean Residnators from the Residence stand the effects of hypoxia. as ANAM, which stands for affects pilot performance and senting not only their orga- Student Association) came to and Housing Life. Finally, the Rather than just reading about Automated Neuropsychological behavior. This study on a much nizations but also a cartoon have their very own “Battle first place winners of the night them in a book, students experi- Assessment Metrics. This pro- larger scale would further these character that they felt in some of the Sexes” and Theta in AirJam bestowed upon, ence the effects first-hand, and gram measured participant’s preliminary results and would way related to their group. Phi Alpha with the brave Theta Phi Alpha. learn how to properly correct cognitive function when at be conducted with study groups Beginning the performanc- and Earth conscious figure Each group worked on pre- for them. The lab is conducted sea level and again when of participants with similar rat- es off for the night was the Captain Planet. Ending out senting orginial pieces for by various aeronautical sci- up at altitude. Currently 14 ings and hours. If proposed, Alpha Omicron Alpha in the night was a throwback the audiance utilizing the ence faculty who are specially CFR Part 91.211 regulates that grant funding will be sought their rendition of Madagascar into PBS with the gang from Homecoming theme. trained for its operation, and pilots must use supplemental after as well. most importantly, for the safety oxygen if at those altitudes for Testing to study how of the students. longer than 30 minutes. This hypoxia affects vision are also Professor Glenn Harmon, proposed study is for additional in discussion. an aerospace physiologist, research on a larger scale and Recently as of Spring 2009, explained how he helped devel- if funded, hopes to question the High Altitude Lab has been op the lab for the university. the current supplemental open to the public, by reserva- He mentioned how the major oxygen regulations. tion only, for a fee of $375 per benefit of the system is that it Funding for such research person. This allows for pilots simply extracts oxygen from would come via grants from outside of Embry-Riddle to the air, using machines similar outside donors in order to receive this life-saving ben- to what is found in a hospital. conserve tuition for other aca- efit. Discounts for alumni are There is no need to worry about demic purposes. available through the Alumni student’s developing decom- Most recently, Embry-Riddle Association. Additional semi- pression sickness (DCS), also added an FAA-approved Frasca nars are available, as per cus- known as ‘the bends,’ or expe- Mentor Advanced Training tomer request. riencing severe ear damage. Device to the High Altitude The bottom line is that, “It’s This is because the air pressure Lab to study the effects of about education,” says Harmon, does not change from sea level, hypoxia related to flight per- whether it’s through research or thanks to the chamber’s thin formance. The device rep- training, the lab is being used to vinyl walls. licates a Cessna 172 cockpit protect the safety of our skies.

TIM KRAMER/AVION HELD IN THE STUDENT Center, AirJam on Wednesday night of the University’s Homecoming festivities, provided entertainment for the packed room. The winners of the evening’s event were the sisters of Theta Phi Alpha, with their presentation of Captain Planet defeating the evil Mr. Pollution. Inside Rocktober Julliet Okeke something different. I wanted to on going to from the band? start a band that played the music Bloodwell: I think our goal Guest Reporter I had been writing and I wanted for success is being better than to play guitar and sing in that we were yesterday. Writing more Rocktoberfest, the annual stu- band instead of being the drum- songs that are better than the dent favorite concert, is a rock mer. So I recorded a few demos last ones that hopefully strike show organized annually for the on my own and brought them to a chord with music fans every- ERAU community by Touch- some of my favorite musicians I where is what drives us. Success N-Go Productions. The concert knew from other local bands. I for us would be being able to was held on the West Lawn this was very fortunate that guitarist do Megaphone 24-7. Currently PHOTO COURTESY OF GLENN HARMON year, kicked off October 29 at Paul Smith, bass player James we are all professional musi- THE HIGH ALTITUDE LAB in the College of Aviation is designed to help students not just 7:30 p.m. Three tremendous Woodrich and drummer Scott cians making our living perform- learn about the effects of hypoxia, but also to experience the effects in a learning enviorn- bands graced the occasion this Smith were not only available but ing with groups at Disney and ment. The College of Aviation is also working on conducting collaborative research projects year: Megaphone, Shoreline and interested. Megaphone formed Blue Man Group for example, along with individual projects created by the college’s professors. Chasing Thrill. A packed West in late 2004 and we released but the goal would be to reach Lawn fed off the bands’ energy, our first CD in April of 2005 national touring status with with the sounds being carried “For Cryin’ Out Loud” (currently Megaphone. We have had some throughout campus. Free food available on iTunes). amazing opportunities opening was available from Touch-N-Go Okeke: How do you get ready for bands like AC/DC, Joe Perry Productions, giving a full concert for an event? of Aerosmith and Paul Stanley of APO lasts 48 hours on a teeter-totter experience right here on cam- Bloodwell: We always tailor Kiss, so we have a lot of reason pus. our set list for what we think to believe there is a bright future The show was a success due to would work best for the event. ahead. the help of the Eagles FM radio There are certain songs we make Okeke: Anything else you and Touch-N-Go Productions. sure to play to an audience that would like to say. The bands also had a show we may be brand new to and then Bloodwell: I definitely want stand where the students were there are other songs that we play to express how much we enjoyed allowed to sign up for their for an audience that is very famil- playing Rocktober at Embry- favorite band’s free mp3 music iar with us. It’s very important to Riddle and would love to come with other free gifts. us to connect with our audience. back anytime you would like to This is an interview with one They are the only reason we have us. Please check us out at of the band members of the are there, ya know? We also megaphonemusic.net, follow us Megaphone, Matt Bloodwell: blast the internet with info about on Twitter @megaphonemusic, Julliet Okeke: How did you the show, ya know email blasts, you can follow me directly at get started? Facebook, MySpace, Twitter; we @megamattb, and we also are Matt Bloodwell: My primary even have a free iPhone app that on facebook.com/megaphone. If instrument is drums; I’ve been updates with show information. you sign up for our email list playing drums since I was seven I’m sure we each have our pre- on megaphonemusic.net we’ll years old. Every other band I’ve show rituals. For me it’s things send you a link to download two been in I was the drummer. But like making sure all my gear is megaphone mp3s for free. We I had also been writing songs, working, shaving my head, you have two full length CDs as well playing guitar and singing on my know important stuff like that as an EP available on iTunes, just own. I personally wanted to do Okeke: Where do you intend search Megaphone.

AUSTIN COFFEY/AVION ALPHA PHI OMEGA LAST week had their annual Teeter-Tot-A-Thon on the West ANTOINE DAUGNY/AVION Lawn where the organization teeter-tots for 48 hours straight in order to try to raise ON THE WEST LAWN the Friday night before the University’s Open House, Touch-N-Go money for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. Productions brought to the university Rocktoberfest once again this year. The bands that participated this year in the festivities were Megaphone, Shoreline and Chasing Thrill. Page A4 Student GovernmentThe Avion, November 9, 2010 Digital Banner survey results released Amy Luckette Question two asked how stu- up whiteboards with events on to participate in the program consisted of airplane pictures, However, 47.8% claimed that dents would like the digital ban- them and half playing cable with would determine the size of the having both a mural and orga- they would be willing to pay. COAS Representative ners to be organized. 60% want half playing banners. allocated space. Another option nizational art, hang pieces of If you feel strongly about the the digital banners to be shown In Feb. 2011, paper banners is using the extra space for a crashed planes, hang paper ban- digital banner transition and the As of Nov. 3 2010, the sur- in chaser style while only 20% will no longer be available to mural depicting life at Embry ners between the TVs and lastly, details concerning this transi- vey results from the Digital would like them organized by hang in the UC. This means Riddle. paint the wall a new shade. tion, please attend the Digital Banner Committee came from organization type. Only seven there are options for how to use Question three asked what Lastly, question four asked Banner Committee meetings a sample size ranging from 71 percent want all the TV’s to the extra space between TV’s. the best use of the extra space “If you believe that the organi- and/or take the survey located to 92 depending on the ques- display the same banner and The first of these is “organi- between the TV’s would be. zational art idea is best, would in the SGA office and/or submit tion as some participants did 11.7% of participants had new zational art” where each fall, 51% believe the idea of “orga- you still feel that way if the a suggestion in the bright yellow not answer all of the questions. ideas. The new ideas consisted organizations would be given nizational art” would be the best organizations had to pay for the SGA suggestion boxes located Question one asked how many of having all TV’s cable, hav- allocated space to decorate and use to the leftover space. 29.7% tile?” 52.1% of those who felt around campus. The next meet- TVs students would want in the ing each organization have their hang a tile/banner/fabric/mate- believed a “campus life mural” organizational are was the best ing is Tuesday, Nov. 9 at 3:00 UC. 49.4% want nine TVs while own assigned TV, bringing paper rial etc… for the year. The num- would be the best use, and 19% said that they would not like it p.m. in the SC Student Activities 39.3% want eight TV’s. banners back forever, hanging ber of organizations that want had new ideas. The new ideas if they had to pay for the art. Conference Room. SGA Constitution amendments Change Article I, Section 4, Paragraph h SGA Divisions Chairpersons Executive Board Members Add Article I, Section 4, Paragraph i Director of Internal Affairs Add Article I, Section 4, Paragraph j Director of External Affairs Change Article II, Section 1

The Executive Branch shall be composed of the SGA President, Vice-President, Treasurer, and Chief Justice, Director of Internal Affairs, Director of External affairs, and Division Chairpersons. Its purpose is to ensure that the overall mission of the SGA is carried out. Deletion Article IV, Section 1 The Executive Board shall: a.Log a minimum of 5 office hours per week. Change Article IV, Section 1, Paragraph n

The Maintain active representation as a member of the Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida (ICUF) Student Alliance Academy of Florida Independent Colleges and Universities (AFICU). Add Article IV, Section 1, Paragraph s Log a minimum of 5 office hours per week. Add Article IV, Section 2, Paragraph i Log a minimum of 5 office hours per week. Add Article IV, Section 3, Paragraph h Log a minimum of 5 office hours per week. Add Article IV, Section 4, Paragraph h Log a minimum of 5 office hours per week.

Add Article IV, Section 5

The Director of Internal Affairs shall: a. Exist at the discretion of the SGA President. b. Be appointed by the SGA President. c. Serve as a non-voting member of the SGA Executive Board. d. Attend all Executive Board Meetings as well as General Sessions e. Attend at least one SRB, SFB, and each Division’s meeting per semester. f. Facilitate communications between the SGA branches and Divisions. g. Be responsible for maintaining the SGA Blackboard site and Event Calendar. h. Be responsible for creating a SGA Newsletter every month while school is in session. i. Record meeting minutes for all General and Emergency Sessions of the SGA. These meeting minutes shall be kept by the SGA President and the SGA Advisor. j. Record meeting minutes for all Executive Board meetings. These meeting minutes shall be kept by the SGA President as well as the Get to know your SGA SGA Advisor and may be made available at the discretion of the SGA Executive Board. k. Create and maintain SGA Event Catalogs (i.e photo albums, historical documents). l. Serve a minimum of three (3) office hours a week not including time spent in required meetings. Tess m. Have and maintain a minimum 2.5 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). Doeffinger Add Article IV, Section 6 COE Student The Director of External Affairs shall: a. Exist at the discretion of the SGA President. Representative b. Be appointed by the SGA President. c. Serve as a non-voting member of the SGA Executive Board. d. Attend all Executive Board Meetings as well as General Sessions Senior e. Attend at least one SRB, SFB, and each Division’s meeting per semester. f. Be responsible for communications with/between the student body, the ERAU Community, and the Daytona Beach Community Aerospace by attending by-weekly City Commissioners’ Meetings and other civic engagements as deemed necessary by the SGA President. g. Be ultimately responsible for the content, layout, and copy editing of the Engineering SGA page in The Avion. h. Be responsible for all inter-collegiate relationships. i. Be responsible for SGA promotional materials in conjunction with the Tess Doeffinger is currently a senior at engineering. She served on the Safe Ride SRB Promotions committee including banners, advertisements, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Tess committee, where she worked with her com- and other material as defined by the SGA President. is from a small town named Point Pleasant, mittee to get more funding and publicity for j. Maintain and update the SGA website, as needed. WV. She decided to come to Embry-Riddle Safe Ride. She also served as the Suggestion k. Serve a minimum of three (3) office hours a week not including attend after attending a summer program called Box Liaison, where she took students’ sug- spent in required meetings. Women in Aviation. During this program, gestions and helped to make sure they were l. Have and maintain a minimum 2.5 Cumulative Grade point Average she learned of her interest in aviation, which taken into consideration by her fellow repre- (CGPA). she further pursued by getting her private sentatives. pilot’s license. Tess is currently majoring During her enjoyable term, Tess has several in Aerospace Engineering and is pursuing projects she plans to work on. Her main goal Change Article IV, Section 10, Paragraph b minors in Mathematics and International is to try and get more students to come the Relations. She is currently serving on the representative board meetings on Tuesdays at Student Representative Board for the College 12:45-2:15 in the IC Auditorium to voice their Maintain judicial power extending to all cases arising under this Constitution, of Engineering. Tess is also involved in sever- concerns. She will also continue to be the liai- the Branches and Division bylaws, guidelines and legislation enacted by al other activities on campus. She is actively son for the Suggestion Boxes. She is currently the SGA; to all cases which may be referred to the Court by the Division involved in her sorority Alpha Xi Delta and trying to get a section added to the Student of Student Life Office of Dean of Students and disputes between students. currently holds the position of Chapter Life Government Association website to list all of Vice President. Tess is a member of Order of the student’s submitted suggestions. Change Article VI, Section 8 Omega (Greek Leadership Honor Society), a Also, the representatives that handle the member of the Inventors Club and a student idea or comment will then write a follow up assistant in the Student Government Office. letting the students know that their sugges- The term of office of all elected officials shall be approximately one year to begin This is Tess’s third term on the Student tions are being heard and taken into consider- at the annual SGA Awards Banquet held each Spring. Before taking office, Representative Board. In the previous year ation. Tess is looking forward to her term on each SGA member official must be sworn in by the Chief Justice with the Tess has worked on many things, such as try- the Representative Board and looks forward following oath of office: (resumes current constitution without change) ing to get a mentoring program for freshman to helping her fellow students. Page The Avion, November 9, 2010 Space Feature A5 STS-133 Launch Update

The launch of the Space In the early morning of Nov. 2, Shuttle Discovery, originally engineers discovered an electri- scheduled on Nov. 1 for STS- cal problem with the circuitry 133, has been postponed until of the backup main engine con- further notice. Discovery will troller. Once again, the launch launch no sooner than the next was delayed. Because of bad available launch window on weather on Nov. 4, the launch Nov. 30 at 4:05 a.m. was set for Nov. 5. Discovery was rolled out to At 6 a.m. on Nov. 5, techni- the pad on Sept. 21, and the cians began fueling liquid oxy- rotating service structure was gen and liquid hydrogen into moved into place. The rotating the shuttle’s external tank. Two service structure protects the hours later, a leak was discov- shuttle from the elements and ered in the ground umbilical allow technicians access. carrier plate on the back of On Oct. 7, the payload can- the external tank. The ground ister carrying Discovery’s pay- umbilical carrier plate is used load was hauled to the launch to funnel gaseous hydrogen out pad. For STS-133, this includes of the external tank and safe- the Permanent Multipurpose ly away from the launch pad, Module, the Express Logistics where it is burned off. Similar Carrier No 4 and Robonaut2. leaks have been found on On Oct. 11, the payload was STS-119 and STS-127, howev- PHOTO COURTESY NASA TV AND JUSTIN RAY loaded into Discovery’s pay- er Discovery’s leak was much THE FIRST PROBLEM AROSE in the orbital maneuvering system pod on Oct. 14 and returned on Oct. 29 load bay. more significant. Because the pushing the launch back to Nov. 3. The latest delay occured in the ground umbilical carrier plate causing the Trouble first arose on leak was not expected to be shuttle launch to be pushed back back to Nov. 30. Oct. 14, when a leak was dis- repaired by Nov. 8—the last covered in a propellant line date available in the launch in one of Discovery’s orbit- window—the launch date al maneuvering system pod. was moved forward to the Technicians discovered the next launch window between leak after noticing a fishy smell Nov. 30 and Dec. 6. An in the aft of the shuttle coming eight-inch crack was also from toxic monomethyl hydra- spotted in the foam cover- zine propellant. On Oct. 24, the ing the intertank of the exter- leak was repaired. However, nal tank. The crew board- that was not the end of the ed their T-38 trainer jets to problems. return to the Johnson Space A helium and a nitro- Center in Houston, Texas for gen leak were discovered— further training. again in the orbital maneu- Over the weekend, techni- vering system pods—on cians drained the external Oct. 29. The launch date was tank and formulated plans for postponed to Nov. 3 while tech- inspections, tests, and repairs of nicians did repair work. the problem. The trouble did not end there. ~James Holt

PHOTO COURTESY NASA TV AND JUSTIN RAY PILOT ERIC BOE GETS ready to depart from Kennedy Space Center after the cancellation on Nov. 5. The STS-133 crew returned to Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas for further training.

PHOTO COURTESY NASA TV AN EIGHT-INCH CRACK WAS discovered in the foam cov- ering the intertank of the external tank on the space shuttle.

PHOTO COURTESY NASA Page Page A6 Ho m e c o m i n g 2010 The Avion, November 9, 2010 A7 Homecoming Court Stephen Lynch The Avion Newspaper Stephen Lynch

Would you identify yourself more That is a really good question. I with musicians such as Weird don’t think anyone has asked Al Yankovic, Zach Galifianakis me that before. I don’t iden- and Jack Black, or with comedi- tify myself with the comedy peo- ans like Bill Burr, Pablo Francisco ple; I’ve always been a musician. and Jeremy Hotz? I actually like Zach Galifianakis, he’s quite funny and he’s really good with the piano.

The Avion Newspaper Stephen Lynch

Any advice for musicians out That’s a tough question to answer. there? Music is so broad and has so many genres. I guess the best advice is to write a lot and prac- tice a lot. Most importantly is to find something you love and Josh Thompson pursue that goal.

Jeremy Monell Shawn Belton Perry Rachel Cope Maria Quintanilla

Loren Gogins Clinton Carter Brittnee Branham Tess Doeffinger

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Page A10 Student Life The Avion, November 9, 2010 Student starts career early Bands visit Baleigh Hyatt ing human factors in everyday she learned about the Human shipping and handling fees life. Factors and Ergonomics to send a gift to a friend or Human Factors “If we are able to create envi- Society. relative? Karr has the solution. Embry-Riddle ronments, systems and products “I also learned that human Her website offers an online Nicholas Chevola The Battle will be held From hands-on experi- for people that promote well factors is an actual academic stress management program, in Embry-Riddle’s Student ments to worldwide and professional discipline,” stress management mediation Sigma Alpha Epsilon Center. Doors open at 7:30 competitions, students in the Karr said, “I was hooked.” and individual ergonomics p.m. and the event starts at Human Factors Department While studying at Embry- assessment sent through e-mail. On Friday, Nov. 12, Sigma 8:00 p.m., show up in a timely gain valuable experience to “...we would solve Riddle, Karr operates her own She can help anyone start off Alpha Epsilon is partnering manner for desirable seating. benefit their future career. website: www.ashleykarr.com. the New Year stress-free! with Touch-N-Go Productions Tickets for the showdown will One student is not wast- larger social, Her website offers free resourc- It seems as though Karr has and Up ‘Til Dawn to present a ing any time following her es and information, online a clear direction in life but like Battle of the Bands. The event passion. She has already political, economic classes, products, assessments any college student anything will feature six Embry-Riddle developed her own com- and health issues and more! can happen. and local Daytona Beach bands pany and advises people “You can sign up “I know I will always run and also three solo acts. around the nation about health, before they even for my newsletter, LIKE my my website,” Karr said. “I’ve In addition to the live human factors and ergonom- Facebook page, subscribe to my also learned that family, music, the strikingly beauti- ics. begin YouTube channel, take a class health and happiness are more ful Winghouse girls will raffle Ashley Karr is a sec- -ASHLEY KARR or two,” Karr said. “Spread important than career success, off an assortment of prizes. ond year graduate student the word to your friends and so any decision I make about Such raffle prizes include a currently working towards family!” my career will be one that wide array of gift certificates a Master’s Degree ” This year on Black Friday, supports those other three to local restaurants and tickets go on sale Monday Nov. 1 in in Human Factors being, we would solve larger Nov. 26, Karr is hosting her things.” to a Jacksonville Jaguars home the Student Center at the price and Systems. Originally from social, political, economic and first free live webinar to Karr is a prime example that game. The band to emerge of $5.00. Tickets purchased at California, she received her health issues before they even help people relax after the big proves it is never too early from the perilous scuffle as the the door will sell for $7.00. undergraduate degree from the begin,” Karr said. holiday. To find out more infor- to begin working towards the crowd chosen winner will be Eagle dollars will be accepted. University of California Los Karr was thrown into mation visit her website at ash- future. awarded the top prize of $500. We would like to also give a Angeles and began the Master’s the world of human fac- leykarr.com/blackfriday. So get out there and Not only will you be hav- special thanks to our spon- program at Embry-Riddle in tors and ergonomics with- Hate spending all those start getting involved! ing a spectacular time but sors for the event: Chili’s, 2009 after working five years out even knowing it. Karr also proceeds from the event The Tinderbox, The Doghouse in Atlanta, Ga. became a Yoga and Pilates will be donated to St. Jude Bar and Grill, Tijuana Human factors is not well- instructor who special- Children’s Research Hospital, Flats, Speedway Custom known in the professional ized in helping clients which is the leading treatment Photo Lab, and Winghouse. world as of yet, but through deal with chronic pain. While and research facility for cata- Cheers and don’t forget to the education and revolution attending an educational work- strophic pediatric diseases. bring da ruckus. of this field we will one day shop to keep her Yoga and The overall goal of the event see the benefits of implement- Pilates certificates updated is to raise $3,000. Club blows away Dr. Johnson continues to educate Baleigh Hyatt Dr. Johnson was eager to edu- He proudly stood in front we can categorize the world competition cate the students on the upcom- of the class as he discussed through linguistic mediation in Human Factors ing class material. his academic experiences with a way that is very unique to us,” Kristi Lontz Iron Sights Division. Earlier in the school year the students. Dr. Johnson has Dr. Johnson said. Upcoming competitions for It was an unusual Friday Johnson was speaking to the a prestigious background in Dr. Johnson taught the entire Firearms Enthusiast Club the club include an International morning in Dr. John French’s human factors professors when speech, hearing and neurosci- one hour class period and Defensive Pistol Association Oct. 29, 8 a.m. sensation and he mentioned since becoming ences, so he was well-qualified through it all you could tell The Firearms Enthusiast competition on Sunday, Nov. perception class. president of the university he to teach Friday morning’s class he was in his element. He was Club competed in their first 14, and a Carbine Match on Instead of skipping out missed teaching. To feed his introducing audiology. throwing out a lot of technical U.S. Steel Challenge match on Sunday, Nov. 21. on a lecture and starting the passion, Johnson was offered to “I am going to talk about ears, terms but reassured the students Saturday, Oct. 30. The competi- The Firearms Enthusiast Halloween weekend early, stu- instruct a class for a day. speech and pathophysiology, is that the information they learned tion was held at Volusia County Club also offers general dents sat attentively in their “Every once in a while they that alright?” Dr. Johnson jok- was only introductory and prob- Gun and Hunt Club in New range trips, training for seats ready to begin a new chap- let an old workhorse get on the ingly said. “It’s got to be alright, ably will not be on the test. Smyrna Beach. Nine students new shooters and knowl- ter. As class began, Dr. French saddle and pull the plow for a I am the president, right?” “It’s a rare individual to know competed in the four-stage edge of local and federal demonstrated a noiseless alarm little bit,” Johnson said. Now that the ice had been his own fundamental frequen- competition, which involved firearms laws. Meetings clock in a vacuum locked tube Johnson has been involved broken he discussed nerve cy,” Dr. French said as he and hitting five steel plates per stage are held every Tuesday and then he took his seat next to with academics for over 35 impulses, the thalamus, articula- the class applauded Dr. Johnson with targets ranging from three in COB 216 at 5:30 p.m. If his students; he was not teach- years. He spent many years tion and other areas of the brain, as he concluded his lecture. to 20 yards. ERAU students interested in joining or sup- ing today. Holding an Expo teaching and 13 years as ears and speech frequencies. He Through his great academic took top spots in the Women’s porting the Firearms Enthusiast marker up at the white board a dean for two medical uni- drew detailed diagrams to make successes Dr. Johnson contin- and Custom Defense Pistol Club at Embry-Riddle, contact stood the President of Embry- versities before becoming the sure the students understood the ues to go back to his roots and Divisions. Members also swept Joe Williams at Admin@erau- Riddle Aeronautical University, President of Embry-Riddle concepts he was teaching. educate the young people who one through three in the Rimfire firearmsclub.com. Dr. John Johnson. in November 2005. “It is amazing to me how motivate him each day.

.Congratulations from the Flight Department to the following students for receiving their: Private Pilot Certificates Ibrahim Bab Mohammed 11/1/10 Kwanghyuk Choi 10/27/10 Kyungsun Lee 10/30/10 Instrument Rating Certificate George Anthony McPherson 11/28/10 Commercial Pilot Certificate Bradley Joseph Partridge 10/28/10 Jonathon Wade Pharr 10/29/10 Zachary Taylor Mace 10/29/10 Commercial Single Engine Add-on Rating Thomas James Woodyard11/1/10 Flight Instructor Instrument Airplane Certificate: Kevin Martin Foster 11/01/10

Women’s soccer beats SCAD to get into the finals B3 Cross country wins The Sun Conference Championship B2

Volleyball fin- Men’s soccer wins ishes it’s second against the Royals in undefeated season the quarterfinals B2 B3

AUSTIN COFFEY/AVION Page B2 Sports The Avion, November 9, 2010 Cross country claims sun conference title was named The Sun Conference Dechellis took 15th in a time of ference runner-up finishing with of eight other teams Saturday. International’s Juline Brice won Men’s team Runner of the Year for the second 26:19. 42 points. Webber International Junior Flo Vazquez was the top the individual title in a time of year in a row. Kirwa also broke Henry Melius and Patrick Clare (90), South Carolina Beaufort finisher for the Eagles, finishing 18:07. the course record at the meet, also competed for the Eagles, fin- (93) and Warner (143) rounded third overall in a time of 18:17. “The girls ran a really solid claims sixth shattering the previous record of ishing in 26:27 and 27:02 respec- out the top five. Erika Langhauser, Karina race today,” said Head Coach 25:03. tively. The Blue and Gold will trav- Coelho, Julie Mayfield and Ellie Mike Rosolino. “We had five straight title Sam Vazquez and Russell Kirwa, Vazquez and Snyder el to Fort Vancouver, Wash on Staker rounded out the remaining women finish under 19 minutes Snyder were the next two finish- were all named to the All- Nov. 20 to compete in the NAIA of the Eagle scorers by finishing which is very impressive. ers for the Blue and Gold tak- Conference team for finishing in National Championship. fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth “That was the first time in Austin Quinn ing second and third respectively. the top seven at the event. Snyder respectively. Langhauser crossed Embry-Riddle history that we ERAU Athletics Vazquez crossed the line in 24:31 was also named to the Academic the line in 18:36 and Coelho fin- have done that.” and Snyder finished in 25:06. All-Conference team along with Women ished just three seconds behind Vazquez, Langhauser, Coelho Junior Alex Frazier missed Melius. In addition, Head Coach her in 18:39. Mayfield finished and Mayfield were all named The seventh ranked Embry- All-Conference status by one Mike Rosolino was named The five seconds behind Coelho in to the All-Conference team for Riddle men’s cross country team position, finishing eighth over- 2010 Sun-Conference Coach of claim fifth 18:44 and Staker finished three finishing in the top seven at the won their sixth consecutive all in a time of 25:39. The Sun the Year for the fifth consecutive seconds behind Mayfield in event. Vazquez, Langhauser and Sun Conference Championship Conference Newcomer of the year. straight title 18:47. Mayfield were also named to the on Saturday, giving them an Year, Josh Guerrero, rounded out “This was by far the best we Emily Cook (20:45), Holly Academic All-Conference team automatic berth into the NAIA the Eagle scorers by finishing have run all year, “said Rosolino. For the fifth consecutive Sandon (20:52), Brittany Cross along with Cook. National Championship. 10th overall in a time of 25:46. “ The weather was nice; the year, the No. 25 ranked Embry- (20:53) and Nicole Bonk (22:27) In addition, Rosolino was The Eagles scored 24 points, Three other Eagles, Zachary course in perfect condition and it Riddle women’s cross country also competed for the Blue and named the 2010 Co-Sun took the top three spots in the Kraus, Brett Galloway and was just a phenomenal race. squad won The Sun Conference Gold. Conference Coach of the Year. race and had five others finish in Danny Dechellis, finished in the “We had six runners finish Championship hosted by South ERAU scored a team total The Blue and Gold will trav- the top 15 to claim first place. top 15 at the event. Kraus took under the 26 minute mark, which Carolina Beaufort. The Eagle of 29 points and finished 22 el to Fort Vancouver, Wash on Evans Kirwa ran a 24:29 to 11th in a time of 25:58, Galloway was very good to see.” women placed five runners in the points ahead of second place Nov. 20 to compete in the NAIA win the individual crown and took 14th in a time of 26:17 and SCAD-Savannah was the con- top eight to claim the title ahead SCAD-Savannah (51). Webber National Championship meet. Men’s golf finish fifth at Southeastern invite Austin Quinn in great position to make a (858) rounded out the rest Sophomore Kevin O’Leary fourth Eagle finisher coming conferences in the NAIA. run at their first team title of the top five. and junior Jackson Koert were in the clubhouse tied for 34th “We were paired with the ERAU Athletics of the season. However, in Senior Don Sciotto led the the second and third scorers with a 227 (72-72-83). Joseph two strongest teams and the the third and final round of way once again for the Blue for the Eagles coming in the McKenney also competed for guys were able to see that they The Embry-Riddle men’s the 54-hole tournament they and Gold, helping the team clubhouse tied for 17th and the Blue and Gold coming in are just as good of players as golf team closed out their fall dropped two spots and fin- crack the top five in a tour- tied for 19th respectively. with a three day total of 237 they are. “These last two tour- season Tuesday with a fifth ished fifth in the 12 team tour- nament for the first time this O’Leary shot a 222 (75-73- (84-75-78). naments were big steps in the place finish at the Southeastern nament with a team total of season. Sciotto shot a team 74) over the three round two- “Overall it was a good tour- right direction for us.” Fire Invitational. 882 (297-286-299). SCAD- low one-under par 71 in the day event while Koert was just nament,” said Head Coach The Eagle men will tee After two rounds of play Savannah (879), Johnson & final round of play and fin- one stroke back with a 223 Ken Staton. “I think the team it up again in the spring on the Eagles were tied for third, Wales (869), St. Thomas (867) ished seventh overall with a (76-71-76). knows now that they can com- Feb. 20, 2011 at the Thomas with a team total of 583, and and South Carolina Beaufort 215 (74-70-71). Kristofer Karlsson was the pete in one of the strongest Invitational in Valdosta, Ga. Eagles Sweep Southeastern on Senior Day Riddle ahead, 21-18. The Fire pair of kills from Gloria Kemp The second set saw nine of the next 10 points to with five kills and five blocks. battled back to tie things at 22, ended the set at 25-22 in favor Southeastern take a 3-0 lead take the lead, 9-4. With the Nina Kontrec anchored the but a kill from Holcomb and a of the Eagles. only to have ERAU rattle off Eagles leading 12-9, the Blue back row with 11 digs, and and Gold went on an 8-0 run Adriana Vazquez compiled 41 to blow the set open, 20-9. assists and six digs. Embry-Riddle closed out the Heather Johnson led the Fire set with a triple block from with eight kills while Karina EMBRY-RIDDLE 3 Holcomb, Jacobson and Hall, Mambuca and Ruthie Glover SOUTHEASTERN 0 winning 25-15 to take a 2-0 each recorded a team-high lead in the match. eight digs. Michael Pierce In the third set, both sides The Eagles will travel to St. matched each other point-for- Augustine, Fla. to close out the ERAU Athletics point, keeping things close regular season with a match throughout the set. Hall’s kill at Flagler on Wednesday, The 12th-ranked Embry- tied things at 13 and Jacobson’s Nov. 10. The match is set to Riddle volleyball team com- kill put the home team ahead begin at 7 p.m. Embry-Riddle pleted its second consecutive for good at 18-17. Holcomb will then travel to Savannah, undefeated conference regu- clinched the set and match Ga. for The Sun Conference lar season with a 3-0 (25-22, with a service ace, giving the Tournament which will take 25-15, 25-21) victory over Eagles the final set, 25-21. place at SCAD Savannah Nov. Southeastern on Saturday Hall led all players with 20 12-13. The Blue and Gold afternoon at the ICI Center. kills and a .472 hitting per- have clinched the No. 1 seed The Blue and Gold improved centage. Taylor Martin picked and will play the winner of the to 27-2, 12-0 in conference, up six kills and seven digs, Warner/Southeastern match on while the Fire fell to 21-11, 8-4 while Jacobson chipped in Friday, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. in conference. Before the match, seniors Lauren Anastase and Hannah Rasmussen were honored, and both earned the start in the first set. Anastase served the first Upcoming Sporting four points of the match as ERAU opened the set on a 3-0 Events run. The Fire responded quick- ly, going on a 10-3 run to take a MEN’S BASKETBALL 10-6 lead. Jordan Holcomb put down a kill to end the run, and the Eagles won the next three points, capped by a block from Friday, Nov. 12: Anastase and Emily Jacobson, vs Daemen tying the set at 10. The two teams traded points for awhile, ANTHONY SEKINE/AVION Daytona Beach, Fla. 8 p.m. with neither side able to take a THE EAGLES GO UNDEFEATED with a 3-0 victory over Southeastern giving them their lead of more than two points, second consecutive undefeated regular season. Jordan Holcomb and Emily Jacobson go for until Abby Hall’s kill put Embry- the block during Saturday game. Jacobson finished with five kills and five blocks. Saturday, Nov. 13: vs TBD Senior Philip Reamy named to Daytona Beach, Fla. TBD preseason All-American team MEN’S HOCKEY Alison Smalling pitched his longest outing of the alive at the NAIA World Series. on Feb. 5. They begin defense year, going 6.2 innings and yield- Reamy and the Eagles open of their Sun Conference title Saturday, Nov. 13: ERAU Athletics ing just one run on six hits while up the 2011 slate at home on Feb. 11 when they host vs USF striking out six to keep the Eagles against Auburn Montgomery Warner in a three-game set. Senior right-hander Phillip Tempa, Fla. 7 p.m. Reamy has been named to the Preseason All-America team which was released by the National Association of Intercollegiate WOMEN’S Soccer Athletics on Friday. The 17-play- er list represented 13 baseball programs and was chosen by the Friday, Nov. 12: NAIA All-America Selection Committee. Sun Conference Tournament Reamy is back for his senior TBA. TBA season with the Blue and Gold, after a junior campaign that earned him second team All-America honors. A native of Centreville, WOMEN’S Volleyball Va., Reamy put together one of the most impressive seasons as a relief pitcher in program his- Wednesday, Nov. 10 : tory. He finished with a miniscule 0.24 earned run average and a vs Flagler perfect 5-0 record to go with 10 St. Augustine, Fla. 7 p.m. saves and allowed just one run in 37 innings on the hill. The only reliever on the All-America sec- Friday-Saturday, Nov. 12-13 : ond team, Reamy was also a first team All-Sun Conference selec- Conference Tournament tion and was named to the NAIA Savannah, Ga. All Day All-Tournament team after pick- ing up two wins in 10.2 innings over three games at the NAIA World Series. One of his most *-TSC Opponents memorable performances in 2010 AUSTIN COFFEY/AVION was in the Eagles’ 10-7 defeat SENIOR PHILLIP REAMY NAMED to preseason All-American team. Reamy and the Eagles of No. 1 Lewis-Clark State. He open up the 2011 slate at home against Auburn Montgometry on February 5. Page The Avion, November 9, 2010 Sports B3 Eagles advance to The Sun Conference finals with shootout win over SCAD ment finals with a penalty kick of the net. The Bees held the to the penalty kicks at the end of as the Blue and Gold jumped out the Bees in postseason play, as shootout victory over SCAD advantage in shots on goal, 4-1 110 minutes of play. to a 2-0 advantage. SCAD had held a 4-0 advantage Savannah on Saturday night as freshman goalkeeper Jennifer The Eagles were first to Roper worked her magic all-time in the playoffs. at the Embry-Riddle Soccer Grimes recorded three saves attempt a PK and freshman again on the second SCAD pen- ERAU and Northwood will Stadium. The Eagles and Bees and defender Brianna Zangara Martine Olsen converted to give alty kick, staying her ground and meet on Friday, November battled to a 0-0 draw after 110 recorded a team save in the first ERAU a 1-0 lead. Junior Dina blocking the Bees’ shot. After 12 in West Palm Beach, minutes of play, but it was ERAU 45 minutes. Roper, who replaced Grimes as ERAU’s next attempt was saved Fla.; the Eagles fell 6-3 ear- EMBRY-RIDDLE 3 who capitalized on their penalty ERAU turned the tables in keeper for the shootout did an by Collins, Roper was finally lier in the season, and will look SCAD 1 kicks to move on 3-1. The Blue the second period, outshooting outstanding job against SCAD’s beat on SCAD’s third PK as the to avenge their regular season and Gold (13-2-3) will take on SCAD 12-3, including a 5-1 first shooter, diving to her left Bees cut the total to 2-1. loss. Ryan Mosher the Northwood Seahawks in the advantage in shots on goal. The and saving the shot before it Cecilie Henriksen, the 2010 The Eagles were able to finals of the conference tourna- Eagles had six corner kicks in crossed the line, preserving the Sun Conference Champion of cap off a jammed pack day ERAU Athletics ment next Friday, November 12. the second half, but were unable 1-0 advantage for ERAU. Character, blasted her shot into of Embry-Riddle athletics, fol- SCAD ends their 2010 season to execute as regulation ended Next up for the Eagles was the goal for ERAU for a 3-1 lead, lowing up wins by ERAU’s It took almost three hours in with an 11-4-4 overall record. 0-0. freshman Valerie Obita, fresh and Roper once again saved a volleyball, basketball and chilly conditions, but the NAIA The first half of action featured Only six shots were attempted off being named as The Sun shot, this time to her right and men’s soccer teams, as well No. 18 Embry-Riddle women’s 18 shots between the two squads in the two overtime periods, Conference’s Newcomer of the the Eagles advanced 3-1. as both cross country teams soccer advanced through to (11-7 in favor of the Eagles), but with just one on frame and both Year. Obita easily put her shot The semifinal was the first capturing The Sun Conference The Sun Conference tourna- neither team could find the back teams seemed content to move past SCAD keeper Sara Collins time that ERAU was able to best championships. Men’s soccer Eagles top Bulldogs 51.8 percent from the field in Andy Cooper three-pointer cut the first period in the first frame, the lead to 17 (68-51) with seven while on the other side of the and half minutes left to play, but basketball, the defense held the that’s as close as the Bulldogs blanks Warner 6-0 Bulldogs to just nine field goals. would get as the Eagles widened from the right side and it was a throw in from Klatt just out- After going for two minutes the gap to as many as 27 points met by Mathias Klatt whose side the penalty box and quickly without a score, the Eagles finally before ending the night with the diving header beat Romero low fired a shot past Romero, who EMBRY-RIDDLE 91 got on the board thanks to a pair 24 –point victory. to give ERAU a 3-0 advantage was caught off guard, to put the TENN. WESLEYAN 67 of free throws by David Butler. Butler finished just one rebound at the break. Blue and Gold up 5-0. The Bulldogs were able to tie shy of a double-double, pulling The Eagles dominated In the 65 minute Maloney Alison Smalling things up two possessions later, down a game-high nine boards the pitch for the entire sec- blasted a shot at Romero from but Butler’s first field goal of the to go with his 29 points. Blake EMBRY-RIDDLE 6 ond half allowing only one just inside the penalty box, but ERAU Athletics contest sparked a 17-2 run that Touchard, who was perfect 6-for- WARNER 0 shot during play. was denied by the keeper mak- gave ERAU a 19-4 lead. A near 6 from the free throw line, totaled The Blue and Gold scored ing a diving save. Luckily for The fifth-ranked Embry-Riddle perfect showing from the charity 13 points and six boards and tied Alison Smalling their first goal of the second the Eagles, Donald was there to men’s basketball team (1-0) stripe (7-for-8) helped the Eagle Danny Krazit with six assists on half in the 48 minute when get the rebound and score the opened its 2010-11 campaign lead swell to 23 points and at the the night. Glenn Dalcourt went ERAU Athletics Donald took the ball up the left sixth and final goal of the game with a decisive 91-67 defeat of intermission, the Eagles held a 3-for-4 from beyond the arc for side of the field and passed it for the Eagles. Tennessee Wesleyan as part of commanding 46-26 advantage. 11 points and Ray Graham tallied The Embry-Riddle men’s soc- to a wide open Maloney, who The Eagle men will return to ERAU’s 2010 Homecoming fes- Coming out of the break, 10 points and seven rebounds. cer team defeated the Warner was five yards in front of the the pitch for the semifinals of tivities on Saturday. The Eagles ERAU continued to shoot the Matt Towry had 20 points and Royals 6-0 in the quarterfinals keeper. Maloney took the pass The Sun Conference Tournament had four players score in double ball well from the field at 54.2 seven rebounds for the Bulldogs of The Sun Conference Men’s and scored his 20 goal on the when they travel to St. Thomas digits, including senior David percent (13-of-24) and improved who fall to 1-2 on the year. Isaiah Soccer Tournament Saturday. year to put the Eagles up 4-0. to take on the Bobcats on Nov. Butler, who finished with a game- from 25 percent (3-of-12) on long Kirk also had seven rebounds and The Eagles scored the first In the 62 minute, Woods took 10 at 2:30 p.m. high 29 points. range attempts in the first half to E’Jay Ward finished with a game- goal of the evening after Sam Offensively, the Eagles shot 45.5 (5-of-11) in the second. An high seven assists. Litchfield’s shot attempt was blocked over the touch line for an ERAU corner kick. Michael Donald lifted his second cross from the corner flag that found Men’s soccer places six its way to Alexis Pradie in the box. Pradie’s header went to the top left corner to give the Eagles on all-conference roster a 1-0 lead in the 14t minute. In the 24 minute, Aaron Alison Smalling Administration, has also been Eagles’ leader in goals scored Applebee won the ball just honored as a 2010 ESPN the this season, just one shy of his outside the penalty area and ERAU Athletics Magazine All-District second total of 19 in 2009. He also leads after dribbling into the box, he team selection. the squad in game-winners with was brought down by a Royal The Embry-Riddle men’s Pradie started in all 13 of his four and is fourth in the line-up defender resulting in an ERAU soccer team placed six on the matches for the Eagles en route in assists with five for a total of penalty kick. Ryan Maloney 2010 All-Conference roster, The to his second appearance on the 41 points. stepped up to the penalty spot Sun Conference announced on All-Conference first team in Like Klatt, Litchfield and converted on his third pen- Friday. just his second year wearing the (Derbyshire, England) was alty attempt of the year. Five of the Eagles’ six honorees Blue and Gold. A senior from also named to the ESPN The In the teams’ first meeting were first team All-Conference Marseilles, France, Pradie and Magazine All-District team of 2010, a red card forced the selections, including defenders Klatt helped anchor an Eagle with his 3.46 GPA in Business Eagles to play a man down. In Matthias Klatt and Alexis Pradie, defense that totaled five shutouts Administration. The senior for- Saturday’s game, the fortunes midfielder Ryan Woods and for- and a 1.48 goals against aver- ward competed in 14 contests were reversed, as a hard tackle wards Ryan Maloney and Sam age. with 13 starts and leads the in the midfield led to the ref- Litchfield. Midfielder Michael Woods earned his third All- league in assists with 10. He eree issuing a red card. Despite Donald rounded out the list of Conference accolade after being also has five goals for a total of being down a player, the Royals ERAU honorees, earning second tabbed as a first team selection 20 points. had an opportunity to pull to team recognition. in 2008 and 2009. The Preston, Donald (Troon, Scotland) within one when the Eagles Klatt (Niederlehme, Germany) England native started every made the move from defense were called for a foul inside the received the second first-team contest this season as an attack- to the Eagles’ midfield this penalty area. Michael Alvarado nod of his career after start- ing midfielder and has 29 points year and is in the midst of a stepped up to the spot, but Kile ing in each of the Eagles’ 14 on 11 goals and seven assists to career campaign. After man- Kennedy was up to the chal- contests. The junior has four his credit. aging just one goal in his first lenge and stopped Alvarado’s ANTOINE DAUGNY/AVION points courtesy of two goals this A senior from Chester, two seasons, the junior currently attempt to keep the Royals off SENIOR ALEXIS PRADIE A defender for the Eagles played season, one of which was the England, Maloney is making ranks third on the team in scor- the board. in the quarterfinals game of The Sun Conference on Saturday. game-winner against Warner on his second appearance on the ing with eight goals in 2010. In the 34 minute, Ryan Woods Alexis was named as part of the 2010 All-Conference roster Sept. 23. Klatt, who has a 3.7 league’s first team. For the sec- He also has six assists for a crossed the ball into the box with his performance alongside teammate Matthias Klatt. grade point average in Business ond straight year, Maloney is the total of 22 points. NCAA D-1 FOOTBALL WEEK 10 SCORES WEEK 11 SCHEDULE

(1) Oregon 53 Washington 16 (1) Oregon at California 7:30 p.m. NOT TELEVISED (2) Auburn 62 Chattanooga 24 (2) Auburn vs Georgia 3:30 p.m. CBS (3) T-C-u 47 (5) Utah 7 (3) T-C-U vs San Diego State 4:00 p.m. Versus (4) BOISE STATE 42 Hawaii 7 (4) Boise State at Idaho 9:00 p.m. ESPN2 (5) Utah 7 (3) T-C-u 47 (5) Utah at Notre Dame 2:30 p.m. NBC (6) Alabama 21 (10) L-S-U 24 (6) Alabama at (20)Mississippi State 7:15 p.m. ESPN2 (7) NebraskA 31 Iowa State 30 (7) Nebraska vs Kansas 7:00 p.m. NOT TELEVISED (8) oklahoma 19 Texas A&M 33 (8)Oklahoma vs Texas Tech 3:30 p.m. ABC (9) WISCONSIn 34 Pudue 13 (9) Wisconsin vs Indiana 12:00 p.m. ESPN2 (10) L-S-U 24 (6) Alabama 21 (10) L-S-U vs Louisiana-Monroe 7:00 p.m. ESPN3 (11) Ohio State OFF WEEK (11) Ohio State vs Penn State 3:30 p.m. ABC (12) Missouri 17 Texas Tech 24 (12) Missouri vs Kansas State 12:30 p.m. NOT TELEVISED (13) STANFORD 42 (15) Arizona 17 (13) Stanford at Arizona State 7:30 p.m. NOT TELEVISED (14) Michigan State 31 Minnesota 8 (14) Michigan State OFF WEEK (15) Arizona 17 (13) Stanford 42 (15) Arizona vs U-S-C 8:00 p.m. ABC (16) Iowa 18 IndIANA 13 (16) Iowa at Northwestern 12:00 p.m. ESPN (17) OKLAHOMA STATE 55 (21) Baylor 28 (17) Oklahoma St at Texas 8:00 p.m. ABC (18) Arkanas 41 (19) South Carolina 20 (18) Arkansas vs U-T-E-P 7:00 p.m. ESPNU (19) South Carolina 20 (18) Arkanas 41 (19) South Carolina at Florida 7:15 p.m. ESPN (20) Mississippi State OFF WEEK (20) Mississippi St vs (6) Alabama 7:15 p.m. ESPN2 (21) Baylor 28 (17) OKLAHOMA STATE 55 (21) Baylor vs Texas A&M 7:00 p.m. NOT TELEVISED (22) Virginia Tech 28 Georgia Tech 21 (22) Virginia Tech at North Carolina 3:30 p.m. ABC (23) Nevada 63 Idaho 17 (23) Nevada at Fresno State 12:30 p.m. NOT TELEVISED (24) Florida State 35 North Carolina 37 (24) Florida State vs Clemson 8:00 p.m. ABC (25) North Carolina St 13 Clemson 14 (25) North Carolina vs Wake Forest 2:00 p.m. NOT TELEVISED

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C2 Entertainment Inside The Avion, November 9 , 2010 Norways finest ‘Saw 3D’ falls flat tea/coffee after a crazy night able, and this makes it hard to to carry on his legacy, ies, including script, produc- out partying. The title also stop listening to it and causes Detective Hoffman, battle over tion quality, traps and overall implies that this is an album slight disappointment once it who will truly carry on his plot. The scenes where people meant to be played first thing in finishes. legacy. During the terror and were in traps somehow became the morning and it does accom- Track number four, ‘In killing, a survivor, Bobby less realistic even though plish that purpose fairly well, Space’, makes for really good Dagen, steps forward. He CGI programs have improved providing a nice laid-back start mood music, suitable for the writes a book “S.U.R.V.I.V.E.”, dramatically in recent years. to the day, with soothing beats background when you are which inspires a following Honestly, I would just wait for and soft lyrics. reading or doing something of survivors. These survi- this movie to come to RedBox® The genre of electronica is ordinary. It has that movie vors meet at support groups and rent it for a dollar, very wide, ranging from club soundtrack feel, where you are led by Bobby, where he rather than wasting the $12 to beats to elevator music, and watching the lead prepare for attempts to help them heal. see it in 3-D. Melody A.M. this album falls towards the something in silence while this Bobby’s story could not be The addition of 3-D did Röyksoppßß downtempo/ambient side of song plays on his or her stereo. described as anything except absolutely nothing for me. the genre rather than the elec- The album is not all about amazing. He stuck hooks I am not sure why a lot of tronic rock or techno side of electronic sounds and beats, through his pectoral muscles to movies that are coming out now the sound. as the vocals of Erlend Øye escape from Jigsaws trap. But, that are “3-D” do not seem to be As such, the tune of this feature in tracks number five Saw 3D Bobby has a deep secret, and this worth it anymore. They seem album generally has empha- and eight, the songs titled secret will come back to haunt to add only a field of depth, Peter Tan sis on one particular sound ‘Poor Leno’ and ‘Remind Me’ him. nothing seems to “pop- or instrument, before slowly respectively. These are two of The final installment of the out” at you, like 3-D mov- Guest Reporter introducing a new sound while the more upbeat tracks, with ‘Saw’ series, did not do jus- ies used to have. The whole fading the previous one out. It house thumping bass beats and tice to the ‘Saw’ name. Even point of the addition of 3-D The debut album of is this slow, sometimes barely synthesizer funk in the back- Michael Petrosino though I was significantly in a horror movie is to scare Norwegian Electronic duo perceptible transition of sounds ground. Actual lyrics provide younger when I went to see you even more, to me. I can Röyksopp, Melody A.M. has that make the album interest- a nice change of pace in the Guest Reporter the other ‘Saw’ movies, I see in a non-horror movie sim- been chosen by The Guardian ing and complex to listen too, album, and the vocals of Øye think they were produced a ply adding a field of depth, as one of the one thousand aging like a fine wine, as you are soothingly smooth and lend Jigsaws’ widow, Jill, and lot better. Everything seemed but in a horror movie it does albums to listen to before you discover new nuances each a complexity to the song as he the man chosen by Jigsaw better in the older mov- nothing for the movie. die. The songs from this album time you listen to it. masks some of the funk when have featured in numerous ‘Eple,’ the second track in the he sings. advertisements, video games album starts out with a flurry of Overall, album is what I like and even the music you hear electronic beeps, not too differ- to call ‘traveling music’. The while installing Mac OS X ent from how R2-D2 from Star relatively soft sounds coupled v10.3. Wars might speak. The beeps with the catchy beats make for This is one of those albums are then joined by a catchy a nice listen as you walk/drive that contains songs you always bass line, and every time you from place to place; providing use to hear around, but never think that the song is about to good tunes that do not stick could quite figure out where it stop its introduction, something in your head after you stop came from. new comes up and it feels like listening to it. The complexity Röyksopp has compiled the song is starting over again. of the album also means that ‘after-party’ or ‘mood music’ This jerkiness means that the every listen is different, as the albums, whose quiet, chill-out song never really does settle songs that appeal to daily mood music goes great with a cup of down into some thing predict- changes each time.

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