TUESDAY FEB. 10, 2009

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Dayton-Xavier rivalry game, originally scheduled to be shown on ESPN2, now to be televised on ESPN Classic

ERIC WEINHEIMER Staff Writer homes, including students with basic cable at UD, ESPN only option for those still without tickets. Tickets for the has also agreed to replay the game in its entirety at 11 p.m. game on Wednesday are sold out and have been since they When the Xavier Musketeers (20-3) travel to UD Arena on ESPN 2 Wednesday evening. went on sale Dec. 1. Even in early December ticket-buyers Wednesday to take on the University of Dayton Flyers (21-3) “(The change to ESPN Classic) was disappointing, but were aware of what a UD-XU game might mean at this stage the teams will square off with first place implications in we know it was beyond everyone’s control,” said Director of of the season. the Atlantic 10 on the line. This game will garner attention Media Relations and Sports Information Doug Hauschild. A game of this importance coupled with the national from much of southwestern Ohio and the rest of the A-10. “The fact that ESPN is taking the unusual step of replaying coverage also requires an increase in responsibilities for ESPN believed the matchup to be worthy of national the game on ESPN2 that evening shows they are trying to the Media Relations and Sports Information departments attention as well. The “worldwide leader in sports” origi- make the best of a poor situation.” as well. nally scheduled this marquee match up to appear live on ESPN will send commentators Bob Wischusen and “The biggest difference in the way we deal with ESPN ESPN2. Adrian Branch to cover the game. Wischusen covered Day- vs. local outlets is spending the time with them to make ESPN has since had to move the broadcast to ESPN Clas- ton’s upset win over Pittsburgh last year and this will be sure they are familiar with our team,” Hauschild said. sic due to a scheduling conflict with the Mexico and United Branch’s first time back to UD Arena since the 1985 NCAA “Because they might have done multiple games in multiple States soccer World Cup qualifier to be played in Columbus Tournament when he played for Maryland, according to cities in the previous week it’s up to someone like me to at 7 p.m. on Wednesday as well. Hauschild. educate them about the Flyers.” Acknowledging that ESPN Classic is not available in all Whichever channel the game is broadcasted on, it’s the weather TODAY wednesday Thursday (Source: www.nws.noaa.gov) 62/50 57/33 43/31 check out the entire UD-XU Rainy. Rainy. Mostly cloudy. Grab an umbrella before class today. Preview on pages 14-16 2 NEWS Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009 campus watch Students learn while teaching

maggie malach “The principal of DECA, Dr. from her. Staff Writer Judy Hennessey, visited one of my “Through my UD education tuesday When it comes to exemplifying first-year education courses and classes I have been able to further feb. the University of Dayton spirit, it told the story of her career as an my skills of being a better edu- Women’s Rugby almost always involves interacting educator,” he said. “I have always cator,” she said. “Education and 10 Come learn about playing for the UD with the surrounding community. had a strong interest in urban edu- teaching has always been a part of Women’s Rugby team. There are two in- This can mean any level of volun- cation. DECA provided me with the my life, tutoring has given me the formational meetings today and tomor- teering throughout Dayton. opportunity to pursue an interest opportunities to share my knowl- row at 8 p.m. in the meeting room in For education major Eric Kris- of mine … I also wanted to be chal- edge and gain new experiences the RecPlex. Contact Margaret Lester at sek, tutoring at the Dayton Early lenged to become a better educa- (from which to grow).” [email protected] for more College Academy was a natural tor and I didn’t feel like my educa- Sophomore Caitlin McGlynn information. choice. The junior, who has been tion classes were pushing me hard is enrolled in child development tutoring since his freshman year at enough to improve.” course EDT 222 and looks forward wednesday UD, initially chose DECA because of Krissek is only one student to tutoring at DECA. feb. its proximity to campus in the Col- who volunteers at DECA. Many of “As someone from a middle class Leadership Scholarship lege Park Center, but says that after the tutors have either come to the background, it gives me the experi- 11 Applications for recipients of the Annie awhile he came to recognize how school through a faculty connection ence of diversity and of being a mi- T. Thornton Women’s Leadership Con- special it is to be part of the school’s or through a tutoring requirement. nority,” she said. ference Committee’s academic scholar- success in graduating seniors. Fellow Education major Nata- Any student interested in volun- ship are due today to smithchm@notes. With the University of Dayton’s lie Leonhardt started tutoring this teering as a tutor at DECA or learn- udayton.edu. The scholarship is worth strong advocacy in volunteering, past August. Leonhardt said she ing more about tutoring can contact $250. Questions can be answered by it’s no surprise it played a role in has learned as much from the stu- Eric Krissek at krisseej@notes. Christina M. Smith at 229-3512 or the the start of Krissek’s volunteering. dents at DECA as they have learned udayton.edu. above e-mail address. feb. thursday Blue Crew 12 Interested in welcoming the class of 2013? Blue Crew is an opportunity to get involved with New Student Orienta- tion. Applications are due today to Gosi- ger Hall 210 by 4:30 p.m. For more in- formation or to download an application, visit http://nso.udayton.edu/leadership.

monday feb. A UD student tutors two DECA students in the College Park Center on a Wednesday afternoon. tim burke/staff photographer Dance Marathon 16 Next fall is UD’s 11th Dance Marathon. Get involved by applying to be on the committee, which starts meeting in new career web site offered March. Applications are due tonight by midnight. E-mail completed applications Kevin jones As an alternative, UD Career e-mail addresses — for millions to [email protected]. Staff Writer Services and Alumni Relations of companies and allows users to is considering a subscription to search for UD alumni. With the country facing eco- CareerShift, a job search and Sisson said CareerShift would nomic turmoil, Flyers are won- networking tool that compiles job supplement Hire a Flyer (the cur- dering who, if anyone, is hiring listing from company Web sites, rent Career Services resource and where can they find them. newspapers and anywhere else that allows students to search More than ever, job seekers an opening is posted on the inter- for companies that are looking to are turning to the Internet for net. hire UD graduates), not replace answers. Online job listing sites A trial period for CareerShift it. Although these two services like Monster and CareerBuilder was launched last week and will share some common features, Sis- are seeing record amounts of continue to be available to UD son said CareerShift may be more traffic through these tough times community until Feb. 20. If Ca- useful than Hire-a-Flyer for stu- but Mark Sisson, associate direc- reer Services receives enough dents looking to work outside the Join Peace Corps tor for UD’s Career Services, said positive feedback from students, Midwest because it lists jobs from this may not be the best path to they will purchase this resource everywhere across the country. employment. and it will remain available to UD “Hire a Flyer is open to job ATTEND AN INFORMATION SESSION “There are tons of job sites out students and alumni. listings everywhere, but, as you AND LEARN MORE there but many companies don’t CareerShift allows job seek- could imagine, tends to be heavy post jobs on those big, general ers to search for positions based in the Ohio area,” Sisson said. Tuesday, February 10th sites,” Sisson said. “They want on a variety of criteria, including “An employer in Juneau, Alaska, people to come directly to them, company size. Sisson said this is probably not going to list in 6:00 p.m. so they only post jobs on their feature is useful because smaller Hire a Flyer.” Alumni Hall, World Exchange Rm 16 particular site. And that makes companies are much more likely For more information or to Congrats UD! A Top Peace Corps College it much more difficult for a job to be hiring than large corpora- provide feedback on Careershift, seeker because they have to re- tions in a down economy. Ca- e-mail Career Services at ca- www.peacecorps.gov 800.424.8580 search all of those companies in- reerShift also provides personal [email protected]. Life is calling. How far will you go? dividually.” contact information — including edu.

University of Dayton Run dates: F 2/6, T 2/10 Size: 3.87” wide by 4” tall NEWS 3 Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009 Finance analyst club now accepting applications tiffany bohman where the members visit company members have proven otherwise. the ‘Faces of the Future.” He is this month, followed by an inter- Staff Writer offices and listen to professional fi- On Tuesday Drolshagen was se- employed at JPMorgan Chase at view process held by UD’s chapter nance speakers. Traveling to New lected as a member of the upper 23 years old and is ranked 12 out members. Global Platinum Securities is York during the fall conference, management team and will serve of 500. To receive more details on the searching for undergraduates for the new recruiters will be expected as vice president of marketing for As the organization continues application process, contact Rob summer 2009 to join the interna- to present a final presentation on a the organization. into its third year, UD seniors are Green at green.robertw@gmail. tional finance analyst organiza- company in order to demonstrate Tim Shannon, one of the orga- offering the experience to other com or Jim Ortman at jimort- tion that collaborates with Ivy the knowledge that they have as- nization’s founders from George- undergraduates that have a pas- [email protected]. Visit www. League Schools such as Harvard similated through GPS. This is a town University, was recognized sion for finance. Applications and GPS100.com for more information. University and Georgetown Uni- significant part into gaining full by Fortune Magazine as one of resumes will be accepted later versity. membership with GPS. The six active members of GPS The spring conference, in April, from UD are Matt Veryser, Jim will be held in Disney, where the Ortman, Micaela Drolshagen. entire organization will meet with Rob Green, John Krebsbach and Disney executives to discuss finan- Theresa Fortier are graduating in cial and business matters. May and are the founders of GPS “GPS gives us exceptional op- at UD. portunities to interact with pro- “The neat aspect of our diverse fessionals on monthly conference membership is that we’re a col- calls,” Ortman said. “We most re- lection of students from eight dif- cently hosted Mr. Richard Knowl- ferent schools whom hail from 16 ton, who served as President, CEO countries, such as Finland, Bel- and Chairman of Hormel Foods gium, Russia, Kuwait, Sri Lanka, Corporation — they are most fa- Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philip- mous for their infamous SPAM pines and South Korea,” Green product.” said. Although GPS hesitated two Each year the organization years ago about UD’s participa- assembles for three conferences tion and value to the organization,

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Academic Senate Updates: International and Minority SGA’s Academic Senators have Senate Updates: options over lotus notes awarded the first SGA Academic The International and Minority Conference Grant to Sarah Oros,a Senators have been working with junior majoring in Pre-Medicine different organizations on campus kelsey cano ever for Notes to load,” Geiger said. rosters. These can be used for e-mail who will be attending the 50th An- to set up events and programs such Assistant News Editor “Gmail is a lot faster and it doesn’t distribution lists, access to Quick- nual Drosophila Conference taking as the Language Immersion Pro- make my computer freeze like Lotus Place and access to WebCT/Isidore.” place March 4-8 in Chicago, Ill. gram. With Lotus Notes appearing to Notes did.” Although many students are un- Senator Fiona Martin (Engi- Executive Committee cause more problems than the num- Not all students have issues happy with Lotus Notes, McCabe neering Senator) will be present- Updates: ber of e-mails it can hold, almost with Lotus Notes that are annoying said there is no talk about switching ing at the Jan. 23 Academic Senate Sustainability has been work- 2,500 of the 13,750 undergraduate stu- enough for them to switch servers. servers, although it could happen in meeting regarding the Academic ing to remove Styrofoam from UD dents have begun to forward the e- Despite being unhappy with how the future if there was a compelling Conference Grant and its avail- cafeterias and also create a cam- mails sent to their student accounts slow the e-mail is to start up, junior reason. ability to students. Also, VPAA pus compost system, along with to other e-mail servers such as Ya- Mike Werhan said “I don’t have any There may be problems with Nina Jolani will be presenting the other eco-friendly improvements. hoo and Gmail. proposals made for the Faculty As- Philanthropy raised $200 through Susan McCabe, assistant CIO and sessment Committee. donations collected during Senior director of Systems Integration, said “ By creating the mail accounts we are Residential Senate Updates: Class T-shirt distribution and or- there are multiple reasons 20 percent Senator Pijuan (commuter sen- ganized Burn-a-Meal (February of students forward their Lotus Notes able to deliver e-mail lists of course ator) has been working to improve 19-25 look for tables in KU where e-mails. One reason could be the the commuter lounge. you can donate Flex, Flyer, or limited space Lotus Notes provides, rosters. These can be used for e-mail Class Senate Updates: Meal plan money to United Way of leaving many students’ inboxes full Pat Harp, Sophomore Class the Greater Dayton area). Special and unable to accept new e-mails. distribution lists, access to QuickPlace Senator, has planned Velvet Kiss- Programs has been working hard “Most external mail sources offer es, a Valentine’s Day dance open to organizing Lil’ Sibs weekend and unlimited or very large quotas,” Mc- and access to WebCT/Isidore.” all UD students, on Friday, Feb. 13 Relay for Life. Safety has been Cabe said. at the Dayton Convention Center. addressing new campus concerns In addition to more space, Mc- Susan McCabe, assistant CIO and director of Systems Integration Tickets are $10 a person or $15 a with Chief Burt. Unity and Diver- Cabe added it’s easier for students to couple and will be on sale all of this sity showed their hard work dur- only deal with one account, rather week until the date of the dance in ing a successful Unity week. than several. other e-mail accounts I’d rather use, Lotus Notes but receiving school e- the SGA office, KU 253. “Most students already had a and I don’t think I ever will. I don’t mails is important, regardless of how mail account when they came here,” have a problem with Lotus Notes.” students receive those messages. McCabe said. “Friends and family With the large number of stu- “It’s important for a student to know it and [students] want one place dents forwarding their e-mails and forward their Notes mail if they FINANCIAL AID to look.” the problems with Lotus Notes, it’s would prefer to use Yahoo or Gmail,” Junior Beth Geiger has her Lo- important for students to still check McCabe said. “The notes account is AWARENESS WEEK tus Notes e-mails forwarded to her their accounts or at least read the the primary communication mecha- brought to you by the Office of Financial Aid Gmail account for similar reasons. e-mails forwarded to their new ad- nism of the university.” “I like it because all of my e-mails dress. are in one place,” Geiger said. “Our primary reason for estab- Aside from practicality, Geiger lishing mail accounts was to enable Nearly 20% also appreciates not having the is- greater collaboration between stu- WHAT’S ON YOUR sues she experienced with Lotus dents and faculty,” McCabe said. “By of students no Notes. creating the mail accounts we are PLAYLIST? “On my Tangent, it takes for- able to deliver e-mail lists of course longer use Notes

Most Downloaded Tracks: The following incidents were reported to the Department of Public Safety on Jan. 23 1. File that FAFSA! through Jan. 28. This log was compiled by Flyer News from actual police reports ob- tained from the Department of Public Safety. Priority FAFSA filing date is Crime Log no later than March 1 Criminal Damaging Theft Theft Jan. 23 5:16 p.m. Jan. 24, 7:21 p.m. Jan. 28, 8:15 p.m. Officer Peace was dispatched Officer Orrill was dispatched Officer Barber was dispatched 2. Apply for Endowed on the report of criminal to Virginia W. Kettering Hall. to Evanston Avenue. Upon damage to a vehicle. Upon He met with two students who arrival, he met with a UD student Scholarships arrival, the officer met with the stated they had a party in their who said between 3 p.m. complainant who stated that room at 11 p.m. on Jan. 23. At and 4:30 p.m. on Jan. 28, an The Endowed Scholarship her vehicle windshield had been 1 a.m., one found her Blackberry unknown person took her white shattered while parked in the Pearl missing and the second North Face jacket valued at Application is now available: RP2 lot sometime between 2 found her Coach Wallet missing, $300, her Jeep keys and key fob www.finaid.udayton.edu/go/scholarships a.m. and 6:30 a.m. on Jan. containing her UD identification valued at $150 and her UD Flyer 23. The complainant had the card, Ohio Driver’s License, Express card while she was at damage repaired while she was Starbucks gift card, Day Air Visa the RecPlex. The jacket was The deadline to apply is FEB 16! at work, costing her $200. credit card and cash. taken from the second floor. NEWS 5 Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009 Get a six-pack | Daytona training

Stephanie Vermillion won’t be detrimental to a Dayto- you imagine them as extra inches Chief Staff Writer na-fit body, right? Wrong. Each around your waist? Angelo rec- little thing you put in your body ommends several food and bever- adds up and can either help or age choices to focus on: Before you dial Cousin Vinny’s harm your fitness goals. Cease • Breakfast carbohydrates this weekend to utter the words this mindless snacking by keep- are good, but it is important to “Big Ten pizza,” (1,400 calories) ing a food journal. pair them with a protein. “I know recall that you, a swimsuit and “When you write down what a lot of students barely have time Daytona will all coincide in less you eat, when you eat, who you to eat breakfast but we really sug- than three months. eat with, your mood, portion size gest everyone gets a little protein. Fortunately these two and a and food type you find out a lot If you just have say a glass of juice half months are the perfect time about how and why you eat,” An- your sugar spikes then drops and frame to get on the diet and ex- gelo said. “For example many eat triggers hunger.” ercise track toward looking and for emotional reasons and their • Cut pop, focus on water. feeling great. If you start only a mood leads to poor food choices. “Increase water intake and de- few weeks before the D2D trek, It’s a good self awareness tech- crease bad drinks like regular don’t expect very noticeable re- nique to examine your food jour- pop. You could probably lose a sults. nal and say ‘Why did I eat that?’” pound a week by cutting out two “The recommendation is you The Buddy System pops a day. Water also helps fill lose no more than two pounds a To further stay motivated find the stomach before meals and it Dietician professor Fran Angelo suggest grabbing a buddy for a work-out to stay moti- week,” F ran Angelo, dietetics pro- someone else dreading swimsuit flushes out toxins.” Also limit vated and conscious of keeping promises to oneself. Here, juniors Sara Bamvakais and Essie Baird pair up Sunday morning. briana snyder/photography editor fessor, said. “When people fast to season and agree to lose weight diet drinks, using them as a treat lose weight they lose fluid and together. One possibility is to do instead of a drink choice. hol and pizza. “I suggest reevaluating your become dehydrated. When going this with your Daytona room- • Salad dressings that de- “What happens is you set life and what is really important to Daytona and drinking beer or mates. feat the purpose of salad. “Fat has your body up for failure because to you,” she said. “Ask yourself: eating regularly, that weight lost When you promise someone more calories than anything else it slows metabolism during the ‘do I really want to put a lot of al- is going to come back so fast it’ll else you’ll stick to a fitness plan and a good place to cut fat is salad week because it is preserving it- cohol, or fatty foods in my body, make your head spin. My recom- with them it’s no longer only dressing. Switch over to a diet self,” Angelo said. “Then when or should my body be a temple I mendation is if you wait until the about you. This means if you fal- dressing or olive oil and vinegar you eat those fatty foods you pack put good things like fruits and last minute in April it’s not even ter you let down other people as which give you some good fats.” on more pounds than you even vegetables in that will make me worth it.” well as yourself. For added moti- To cut more fat calories, eat fruits lost. That’s why dieticians say look better and be an overall Before tackling the large goal vation you and your weight loss and veggies which have zero fat to have a well-balanced diet plan healthier person?’” of dropping a size or toning up, partners can exchange food jour- grams. and make it be a lifestyle change, For help with starting a food choose a more manageable start. nals and keep each other in line. W hen m a k i n g d iet a r y ch a n ges, not just temporary.” diary, staying motivated or sim- This includes tracking food in- Eat This, Not That make sure to do it in moderation. Go Forth and Lose ple weight loss tricks go to http:// take, being accountable to stick In order for those journals to For example, if you completely Today is the perfect day to www.allure.com/makeover/ with your goals and stocking up look good it’s important to buy the cut out all sweets and fatty foods start a new lifestyle. This change user/welcome and register for a on healthier foods. right foods. At first the change during the week trying to get the can not only help that dream body free fitness program. Keep Track from fried to grilled chicken may least amount of calories possible become reality by the beginning A bite of a cookie here or a seem daunting, but how good do it will backfire, especially if your of May but it will also benefit you few spoonfuls of ice cream there those chicken tenders taste when weekend contains traces of alco- for years to come. flyer 90 challenge style program that combines the 90 day challenge.” of taking before and after pic- tiffany bohman Staff Writer weight training, cardio sessions Wylan Ganote, a nutritionist tures. and yoga in a group session for a at UD, will be providing specific Each participate will also fill Want to know how to achieve fee of $40. nutrition to each participant by out a schedule so that the train- that beach body? Or just curious All fitness levels are welcome evaluating a three-day log of each ers can establish the best time for to gain knowledge on nutrition? and will be accommodated in or- student’s diet before the program group sessions. The Flyer 90 Challenge is a der to reach the program’s motto begins. Ganote said “I would en- According to Jose, who will new program created to aid stu- of “creating healthy habits for to- courage everyone on campus to also take part in the program, dents, faculty, and staff in living day, for a lifetime of fitness.” The look at brochures available in the swimming, martial arts, yoga a healthier lifestyle by imple- Flyer 90 Challenge will provide a dining halls and in the Health and other activities, including menting nutrition, fitness, and five-day work-out along with ad- Center for general advice.” outdoor sports will be included to workouts. vice from professionals. Sign-ups for The Flyer 90 keep the workouts fun and moti- Jose, a UD student, established Matt Dean, a UD student and Challenge took place Friday but vating. Jose finds yoga especially the program after experiencing a personal trainer, will be creating will continue until the 30 slots important because it “synergizes dramatic weight loss himself and the workout plans. According have been filled. Clare Glaser is the mind and body to invigorate was hoping to reach other stu- to Dean, personal training plus setting up fitness assessments oneself and to establish balance dents in need of health guidance. group classes and nutrition is the throughout the week, with each within oneself.” The Flyer 90 Challenge allows 30 best way to achieve a healthy life- participate to take skin fold tests To get involved contact the students, faculty and staff to par- style. Dean also said, “there will for before and after results. Par- program at Flyer90Challenge@ ticipate in a 90 day “boot camp” never be the same workout within ticipates will also have the option gmail.com. briana snyder/photography editor 6 NEWS Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009 Vitaminwater breaks new credit wave for youth

NCAA guidelines carly schott “major fourth quarter losses.” As though there are times when he Assistant News Editor a result, these struggling banks has fallen short. Ferriss also said Mitra Anoushiravani know what they’re putting into are fearful of higher defaults on the current state of the economy Brown Daily Herald their body.” College students and credit loans and credit cards. has curbed his spending. UWIRE “You really have to read the cards: a potentially hazardous This has a big impact on col- “The economy has made me ingredients on what you eat and combination, considering that lege students looking to get a more aware of what I buy,” he The Brown University De- drink as a student-athlete,” she college-age young adults are usu- credit card and establish credit. said. “I now try to put my discre- partment of Athletics sent an e- said. ally first-time users of credit. The open and easy credit that tionary spending to better use.” mail to all student-athletes and Andrew Bakowski ‘11, a mem- And whether students cur- was readily available for college Younger students may not be coaches Tuesday informing them ber of the baseball team, said he rently have a credit card, or are students in the past does not cur- as likely to have started estab- that some flavors of Vitaminwa- understood the rules. planning on applying for one in rently exist, according to Neace. lishing credit yet. Sophomore ter, the popular flavored-water “We all know it’s our own re- the future, it’s important to be Amy Kline, branch manager of Courtney Heinekamp is taking beverages, contain substances sponsibility that anything we’re smart about it in this unstable the campus credit union Day-Air, the advice that Neace and Kline that are banned or “impermis- taking is cleared and is allowed economy. agreed. encourage. sible” under NCAA guidelines. by the NCAA,” he said, “and we It’s the current state of the “I think students will find it “I’m not going to get a credit Six of Vitaminwater’s 15 variet- know that we do get tested.” economy is that’s partly the rea- more of a challenge,” she said. card until I am sure I can pay it ies contain common stimulants He added that two years ago son for people not being smart “Places that used to give anybody off every month,” she said. or other psychoactive chemicals some members of the team were about purchasing with credit, a credit card have tightened up.” When students like Heinekamp that could be problematic for tested for banned substances at a according to Jeff Neace, person- There are ways to smartly ap- are ready, Kline said it is essential both the university and the stu- regional tournament. al finance professor at UD and proach credit. Students who will that they understand the account dent-athletes, according to Drug However, for student athletes managing partner of Neace Fi- be graduating soon with a job will agreement they are signing. This Free Sport, an organization that that do not anticipate making it nancial Group. During the recent probably be able to get a small includes the terms, billing cycle conducts drug testing for NCAA to an NCAA-sponsored event or past boom of the stock market credit limit on a Visa or Master- and interest rate. She also said schools. who are not on Division I teams, and lower interest rates, people Card, Neace said. It’s important students should establish a good A student who tests positive the pressure to avoid banned sub- felt wealthier, built bigger homes to avoid frivolous spending and relationship with a financial in- for a banned substance above a stances is not as great. Jamison and rapidly borrowed money to use it as a “convenience tool rath- stitution like a credit union, who certain level, according to the Kinnane ‘12, a member of the fill their homes with new posses- er than a borrowing tool.” can teach how to properly use and NCAA, loses a year of eligibility. women’s crew team, said she did sions. “Students need to buy things understand credit. An “impermissible” substance not think the banned substances “Americans got used to spend- they need as opposed to what they “Don’t be afraid to ask ques- is one that is not banned, but is in two of the Vitaminwater fla- ing other people’s money to live want,” Neace said. “It’s back to tions,” Kline said. “Hold off on against the rules for coaches or vors would affect her. a lifestyle they couldn’t afford,” the basics.” signing if answers are not avail- trainers to provide to students. “I don’t think they usually test Neace said. Matt Ferriss, a senior en- able for you.” The flavors known as Pow- you — there is just the threat of Banks are feeling the pinch. trepreneurship and marketing Students are welcome to visit er-C, Energy, B-relaxed, Rescue, being tested,” she said. Only the Dayton Daily News’ recent article major, currently has two credit the on-campus Day-Air, connect- Vital-T and Balance were all top eight girls on the team make “Ohio’s Largest Banks Struggle cards that he uses “moderately.” ed to Marianist Hall, for more in- mentioned in Associate Athletic it to an NCAA regatta, she said. in 4Q” describes the financial He said it is a priority for him to formation on any agreement from Director Robert Kenneally’s e- Max McFadden ‘11, a former crisis Fifth-Third Bank and Key pay it off every month, a key way a financial institution before mail to students, though only member of the wrestling team, Bank are facing as they report to be a responsible credit user, signing, Kline said. Energy and Rescue contain com- said he thought there were “a lot pounds that are banned — caf- of banned substances being used feine in both cases, and guarana and consumed at Brown.” seed extract for Energy. Caffeine Testing occurs “on such an in- is banned only above a level of frequent basis that NCAA rules 15 micrograms per milliliter, ac- never really applied to the wres- cording to the NCAA, a mark that tlers,” he said. can be avoided with most moder- Vitaminwater is a subsidiary ate diets. of Coca Cola Co., a major NCAA Five flavors contain some sponsor, which maintains “a amount of impermissible sub- sideline presence at NCAA cham- stances, and so cannot be pro- pionships,” Kenneally wrote in vided to students. Power-C, B- his e-mail. relaxed and Rescue contain the Lindsey Raivich, a Vitaminwa- psychoactive compounds taurine ter spokeswoman, confirmed in (as in Red Bull), L-theanine and an e-mail to the Herald that two ECGC, the active ingredient in Vitaminwater flavors contained green tea extract. caffeine, and added that “we re- Balance contains traces of glu- spect the NCAA’s rule to not offer cosamine — sometimes used to these varieties to its student-ath- rebuild cartilage or heal joints — letes.” The NCAA has approved and Vital-T has chemicals found nine flavors of Vitaminwater for in rooibos tea extract. student-athlete consumption, she Some athletic coaches have continued. told their teams not to drink the A representative from the banned flavors of Vitaminwater. NCAA could not be reached for But Sarah Fraser, assistant ath- comment after multiple phone letic director for compliance, said calls to the organization’s head- it was “more the responsibility of quarters. the individual student-athlete to NEWS 7 Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009

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Christina Chaffin The first rehearsal with the be dedicated like you would any letters. Chongson said she enjoys the we have the gamelan.” Staff Writer gamelan ensemble was held instrument, but anyone can learn ensemble for its design and the hard Chongson said other sponsors Wednesday night. Dr. Arlene the gamelan. I encourage anyone work spent making it. helped by advertising and raising The gamelan, a Javanese Chongson of the music department interested.” “The entire ensemble took around money. ensemble of instruments from said the first practice went well, but Each instrument is made of four months to make,” she said. “They “ArtStreet, the Center for Indonesia, is known for its unique in time the students will get better. different shades of brown. Some of normally take four months, but if you International Programs and UD Art sound and is now part of UD’s Music “It’s not hard to learn,” she the instruments have “UD” engraved look at the design of it, you can see Series are just a few of our sponsors, Department. said. “You do have to practice and on them in thick, gold-colored why. It’s beautiful.” but we had others that were extremely Junior Phil Stamper said he enjoys helpful,” Chongson said. “We thank the gamelan ensemble for the sound. everyone for their hard work, whether “It’s a really unique sound because it was through advertising or another with most other schools, you don’t get way. I really want to acknowledge to experience an ensemble like this,” them.” Stamper said. “It’s the different scales The music department will be used that help separate this sound. hosting gamelan master Sumarsam, Different cultures have their own way March 17 to 19. of breaking up sound.” “He will be here for three days, Stamper said each individual but March 19 will be the day he does a instrument has its own part. He said workshop,” Chongson said. “Stop by some parts are more exciting to play Music Theatre 104.” than others, but when performed A free concert of the gamelan together, they stand out for their style ensemble will take place in Boll and sound. Theatre, April 19, starting at 5:30 p.m. Chongon said the Office of the Stamper said he’s looking forward Provost deserves credit for bringing to the concert and hopes his peers the gamelan to UD. enjoy the show. “I really want to acknowledge the “Give it a chance,” he said. “It’s not Provost office and give them thanks something you’ve ever experienced because it was out of their generosity,” before. If you’re not doing anything Chongson said. “They had a grant that night and want to hear something called the ‘Habits of Inquiry.’ Thanks completely new, think about stopping Students rehearsed playing the Javanese Gamelan, an 8,000-pound musical instrument, Wednesday evening. christina chaffin/staff writer to the Provost and all their hard work, by.”

EARN A DEGREE. IMPACT THE Valentine’s Day to-do’s for singles COMMUNITY. RANIA SHAKKOUR Valentine’s Day, sometimes humorously referred to as Singles Awareness Day, is A&E Editor Saturday. Couples tend to easily find things to do – dinner and a movie is a typical ex- ample. All the single ladies and gentlemen, however, may want to avoid from all things red, pink and cute. Check out these things to do with your roommates and friends. indulge in catch a taste the 1 ice cream 2 new flick 3 melting pot Dolcessa, an Italian-style Movies aren’t inexpensive, but The Melting Pot features ice cream shop that serves there are ways to get around tick- Ladies’ Night on Thursdays. gelato, sorbetto and paninis, will et costs of about $10 a person or Enjoy an $18 three-course meal, be hosting an open bar event more. including cheese fondues, salad noon to 10 p.m. Saturday. The Instead of going to the theaters and chocolate fondues. $8 cover charge will feature on Friday or Saturday evenings, go The Melting Pot is located at an open gelato and espresso on Tuesdays when student tickets 453 Miamisburg Centerville Rd., bar, including hot chocolate, are $6.50 or a matinee for $7.50 at Dayton. Call (937) 567-8888 for espresso, cappuccino and lattes. Showcase Cinemas Dayton South. reservations, which are recom- Grab your roommates and eat For the single ladies, check out mended. Become a University of Dayton Graduate Community all the gelato you can. Gelato is “He’s Just Not That Into You,” fea- The Melting Pot is known for its Fellow. Enroll in one of UD’s more than 50 Master’s degree known for containing less fat and turing an all-star cast or “New in fun and interactive dining experi- programs while working 20 hours per week in a community butter than regular ice cream, so Town,” starring Renee Zellweger. ence because you dip into some- nonprofit organization in partnership with the Fitz Center for feel free to indluge. Gentlemen may enjoy “Slumdog thing different everytime. Leadership in Community. Tuition remission and stipend are Dolcessa is located on the Millionaire,” “My Bloody Valentine” If you can’t make the Thursday included in this two-year program. corner of Brown Street and or “Taken.” event, the fondue restaurant’s hap- Woodland Avenue. For informa- If that’s still not cheap enough, py hours, 5 to 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. APPLY BY MARCH 2 tion, visit www.myspace.com/ check out a Redbox movie for $1, to close, features half off on cheese dolcessa or call (937) 331- located at the Speedway on Stewart fondues, chocolate fondues and communityfellows.udayton.edu 9590. Street. some drinks. ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9 Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Through her eyes local and global arts and events Ashley Cecil: The Paint- ing Activist is on display through Friday in ArtStreet Studio D. See this UD alumna exhibit of portraits of women who have been touched Painting by UD alumna Ashley Cecil. courtesy by charitable organizations. Visit of nick kastner/managing editor www.ashleycecil.com for info. RUCKUS.COM AND Juicycampus.com SHUT DOWN. Ruckus.com, a free music downloading service exclusively for col- lege students, unexpectedly shut down Friday, Feb. 6 around 5 p.m. according to www.techcrunch.com. “Unfortunately the Ruckus service will no longer be provided. Thanks,” is the only information provided on the Web site. “I was upset to find out that Ruckus was shut down,” sophomore Shannon Raymond said Sunday. “I used it daily and had a lot of music that I now won’t be able to listen to.” Juicycampus.com, an anonymous college gossip forum, closed down Thursday, Feb. 5. Juicycampus.com now links to a new Web site, CollegeABC.com which will focus on topics including dorms, lecture halls, cafeterias and more.

Flyer TV co-station manager Megan McGrath filmed segments for mtvU’s Web site with a Flip camcorder.b riana snyder/photography editor Senior Megan McGrath films for mtvU’s ‘What Just Happened?’ JIMMY Jacqui Boyle Simeone, who came to UD earlier McGrath many times in UDI 382, a Assistant A&E Editor this year. minicourse on international films, “I am just as passionate about and said she has “a keen eye for MtvU gave 100 students around music as I am about film,” she said. film-making.” the country camcorders and asked “So I constantly try to combine the “The short films I’ve seen of hers them to inspire and surprise. two in my work.” capture the moment with a sense of Senior Megan McGrath, She used the Flip camera to immediacy and randomness that LUNCH electronic media and English major shoot what she called “A Day in the catches audiences off-guard and NOT THE BAG and film studies and anthropology Life at Street Sounds,” filming the makes them think,” he said. “MTV, minor, was part of the “What the process of setting up, interviewing, I’m sure, was looking for that kind LUNCH LIKE MOM Flip?” project, and one of her four recording an artist live, and then of edginess, and Megan certainly films was featured on the site. tearing down. MtvU cut out all of hit the mark.” USED TO MAKE After seeing McGrath’s work the edited parts. Farrelly said UD needs to in its “Best Film on Campus” “As far as capturing life, this expand the film program beyond its contest, mtvU contacted her about contest was a real eye-opener interdisciplinary minor and provide its new competition. It gave her to where the media industry is more opportunities for students like and the other participants a Flip headed,” McGrath said. “It’s McGrath. video camera and challenged them exciting. Students our age are ahead McGrath has been interested to shoot one-minute videos with of the game and will be responsible in film since her senior year of ( ( ( ( a specific theme and mail it back for helping to usher in this new high school when she directed to them within five days. The Flip age.” stage productions. At UD, she has camera is small, about the size of a Jeffrey Geers of the created promotional videos for cell phone, and thus allows students communication department has Dance Marathon, Street Sounds to carry it in their pockets and shoot taught McGrath in his international Recording Studio, and the One footage whenever an opportunity and American film courses and said Mic Competition and has recorded arises. he is excited his former student was performances and interviews with McGrath was assigned the theme able to share her artistic vision. several bands who have come to “This Just Happened: Thursday “This venture by MTV is a campus. Currently, she is a station 1157 BROWN ST. at 1:02 p.m” and could also shoot fantastic way to showcase creativity manager for Flyer TV. anything else that interested her on from students around the world, “No matter what your passion campus. and it’s wonderful that Megan has is, never give up on your attempt 937.226.2600 At 1:02 p.m. on the Thursday the chance to provide a perspective to pursue it,” McGrath said. “Sure, of the competition, McGrath was on UD student life,” he said. “This nine times out of 10 things won’t working at Sears Recital Hall. She kind of a project only goes to show turn out how you want them to. But shot footage of the clock and then the possibilities for individual it’s that 10th time that you don’t the booth in the auditorium. Her expression and creativity that want to miss out on.” simple video was featured on the are enabled by new film-making See mtvU’s project at www. 3?2.8F 3.@A 1296C2?F FREAKYWORLD CLASS FAST DELIVERY!CATERING! list of top student films. technologies.” whattheflip.mtv.com. To view more • % 76::F 7<5;´@ 3?.;056@2 990 .99 ?645A@ ?2@2?C21 In another video, she captured Dr. James Farrelly, director of of McGrath’s work, go to www. musicians JD Eicher and Louis film studies, has also worked with youtube.com/mcgrathmegan. 10 OPINIONS Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009

“He who is without a newspaper is cut off from his species.” forum P.T. Barnum, showman, 1880 fneditorial yourturn Relationships: UD-XU Rivalry Facebook has changed how couples interact and show off their relationship to others

It’s one of the biggest traditions here — be a part of mind. How would it appear on notice these public displays of af- it Facebook? fection, you are very, very wrong. Wednesday’s UD-Xavier men’s basketball game marks the 148th Facebook is a great and ter- Facebook has kindly provided a meeting between the two schools. Neither team has played any other rible thing because it provides so mini-feed, as well as a constantly opponent in the country more than each other. While UD currently many options in which a relation- updated live feed, so that every holds the advantage by going 80-67 in the games, Xavier has won Maggie malach sophomore ship can be declared. One can be detail of a person’s life can be seven of the last eight meetings – having swept Dayton in all three “In a Relationship” or in a “Com- documented. matchups in each of the past two seasons. It’s been rough on the plicated Relationship.” Don’t for- There is, of course, an even Flyers, as Charles Little, the team’s lone senior, has been the only In the extensive knowledge get that there is always the “Open more obvious way to publicize a player on the team to actually beat the Musketeers. I have collected about relation- Relationship” as well. It is also relationship. While this option Sports-wise, the UD-Xavier rivalry is the one of the most significant ships over the past 20 years of possible to specify with whom is not mandatory for couples, it and long-running traditions we have here at Dayton. With the Flyers my life, I have always assumed one is in the said relationship. is utilized by some. I’m talking off to one of their best starts in program history, and the Musketeers that couples must deal with one Of course, there is always the op- about the Intense Profile Picture. being ranked in the top 25 in the country, this year’s matchup is one very important question. It’s the tion of not specifying anything, The beauty of this concept is of the bigger ones in a long time. Heck, it’s why the Flyer News staff question… the one that is poten- and leaving the relationship box that, like the relationship status, decided to devote almost half of an issue to preview the game. tially awkward, the one that can blank. This, while convenient, it leaves so many choices. Where This is your university, and whether you’re a big sports fan or not, make or break a relationship, the also leaves the relationship open a normal profile picture might at least take part of the rivalry that’s shared between Dayton and one that could potentially “seal for interpretation by other Face- show the user smiling either Xavier. As former head football coach Mike Kelly once said, “Take the deal.” book users. alone or with a group of friends, ownership of it, students, take ownership of your university. What do Since the beginning of time, The couple may be so enrap- the Intense Profile Picture shows you want it to be?” this question has been the single tured in its blossoming love af- the couple in an number of situ- Sure we can’t make the rivalry as big as Ohio State and Michigan most decisive question between fair that they do not realize that ations: the kiss on the cheek, the or USC and UCLA, but the UD-Xavier rivalry is definitely one of the two lovers. It is something dealt Facebook truly is an open forum, overhead self-portrait, the kiss bigger ones in Ohio. And just by being a student of the UD, that makes with privately, because it really and yes, everybody can see that on the lips. My personal favorite you a part of the rivalry, too. Be proud. Be a part of it. is nobody else’s business. Now, overly-mushy post she just left is the two lovers staring into each If you’re going to the game, great, you’re on the right track. If not, thanks to the age of technology, on her boyfriend’s wall. These other’s eyes. Stunning. at least try to watch it or listen to it on the radio. Whatever you do, this has all changed. comments can be seen by the en- Thanks to Facebook, couples don’t turn it off or leave before the game’s over — there are few things No longer is the monumental tire Internet, unless the user has no longer have to worry about in this world that are worse than fairweather fans. question “When will we do it,” been so savvy as to enforce re- whether or not their social net- Come 7 p.m. Wednesday at UD Arena, the UD-Xavier tradition but rather it is “Are we Facebook strictive privacy settings. Rela- work knows of their relationship continues. This is your team. This is your university. What do you official?” tionships can also be publicized status. While some might view want it be? Oh, Facebook. A few weeks in more than just the relation- this as being unwanted public- ago I had a conversation with ship status — there is Picnik, ity, I think it is a godsend. And if a friend who was beginning to Bumper Stickers/Flair, and deep, anyone dares to post something see her boyfriend. As we were sensitive Notes in which only the less than optimistic on your wall fnstaff 2008-2009 discussing the relationship, one significant other is tagged. And about your new relationship, just very important question came to if you think that people won’t poke him. Editor-in-Chief Will Hanlon 229-3892 Assistant Photography Editor Ryan Kozelka

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News Editor Jennie Szink 229-3226 Assistant Art Director Claire Wiegand Word on the street... Assistant News Editors Carly Schott and Chief News Writer Stephanie Vermillion What is your prediction for the UD-Xavier game? Kelsey Cano Chief A & E Writer Sylvia Maye Arts & Entertainment Editor Rania Shakkour Chief Sports Writer Bryce Stuckenschneider 229-3890 Business Manager Kara Eliopoulos Assistant A & E Editor Jacqui Boyle Advertising Manager Opinions Editor Jason Lyon 229-3878 Kathryn Lecklider 229-3813 Sports Editor Cory Griffin 229-3891 Assistant Advertising Managers Assistant Sports Editor John Bedell Lauren Lecklider & Chelsea Windnagle Propeller Editors Nick Iannarino and Web Editor CJ Wurtz “I think Dayton can win it. I’ll “Xavier is too good, they’ll “I think Dayton will win by Amanda Orr Asst. Web Editor Daniel Longenbaker take them by eight.” win by 10.” around six.” Copy Editor Tim Graves Circulation Manager Dan Vohden Briana Synder Photography Editor Eric sandberg, freshman jackie kowalski, freshman bridget brody, freshman accounting accounting communications OPINIONS 11 Flyer News•Friday, Tuesday, February 10, 2009 letters to the editor Law student calls for U.S. Senior believes criticism of Michael Phelps statehood for Puerto Rico hypocritical, he just made a simple mistake

The U.S. citizens of Puerto Rico The pro-statehood victory was Unless you live in a cave, possible public forum. They would incite aggressive and reckless be- favor statehood for the island. The near absolute. The New Progres- you’ve heard that Olympic swim- take a low-key approach, apply havior — cannabis is not. Frank- statehood movement garnered a sive Party, which supports state- mer Michael Phelps was recently the appropriate sanctions against ly, forced to choose, I’d rather my historic victory in the 2008 elec- hood, won the governorship, Puerto captured on a cell phone camera Phelps, and move on with life. Of children look up to a part-time tions and support for statehood Rico’s sole congressional seat, a smoking a bong. Now Phelps, once course, the media is not interest- pot smoker than a part-time alco- has reached unprecedented levels. majority of mayoralties, all state a national hero, is being railroad- ed in the children at all – they are holic. Of course, neither would be Eric Weinheimer senior More importantly, the U.S. citizens district senatorial seats, and over ed for his carelessness. He has interested in selling magazines preferable. of Puerto Rico demand that Con- 70 percent of state representative been suspended from internation- and attracting Web site hits. Does any of this make it ac- gress provide a binding plebiscite districts. It was the most crushing al competition and his sponsors There’s more hypocrisy to this ceptable for Phelps to light up through which Puerto Ricans can defeat for the colonial status quo in are dropping him like yesterday’s story. Would there be the same someplace where he knows photos decide the island’s political status. the island’s political history. garbage. The sheriff’s department outrage if a photo had surfaced of him might get out? No. But in Puerto Rico is the oldest colony Furthermore, the island’s main in South Carolina is even “inves- showing Phelps draining a bottle the grand scheme of things, it was in the world. Four million Ameri- newspaper released a poll in May tigating” the photo to see if they of Jack down his throat? Of course a relatively benign mistake. And cans from Puerto Rico have long 2008 that showed that 57 percent can charge Phelps with a crime. not, despite the fact that smoking now the guy’s life is being ruined struggled to define their political of voters would choose statehood The hypocrisy of those who cannabis is more socially respon- for the sake of money and, as an status, as either a colony or as the in a new plebiscite, eclipsing the point theMICHAEL finger PHELPS at Phelps ROCKS is as- sible than drinking large quanti- afterthought, setting an example next state. In our local elections, we 34 percent support for the colonial tounding. The most common line ties of alcohol. for future athletes. Am I the only do not decide whether the govern- status quo and five percent for inde- is that “he set such a poor exam- That’s right, I said it. Let the one who sees the sadness in that? ment should be Democrat or Repub- pendence. The people would favor ple for his young fans”. Yet, if the indignant murmuring begin. lican. Our political parties are de- statehood over independence 77 media outlets covering this story Pot may be illegal, but you can fined by the status preference they percent to 12 percent in a two-way truly cared first and foremost die from alcohol poisoning. It is adam young, senior champion. Our two main parties plebiscite. The newspaper noted about the children, they would physically impossible to overdose political science support either the colonial status that this level of support for state- not publish the photo in every on cannabis. Alcohol is known to quo or statehood for Puerto Rico. hood is unprecedented. In November 2008, the U.S. citi- The U.S. citizens of Puerto Rico zens of Puerto Rico hailed a pro- have made a call for statehood. Ac- editorialcartoon statehood platform in a landslide, cordingly, they look to Congress to with a 54 percent to 42 percent resolve Puerto Rico’s status dilem- margin. This platform included a ma through a federally-mandated call for a new federally-mandated referendum. Congress must respect referendum that would give Puerto this democratic mandate and act for Ricans an opportunity to decide the the betterment of democracy and island’s political status. The people equality at home. also rejected a platform that called for Puerto Rican national sover- jose cabrera eignty. 3rd year Law student Intramural rules are terrible, changes need to be made

I, like most students, am very does not support stress relief, nor busy. On a certain Monday I had does it hold to the Marianist val- class from 2 p.m. till 7:15 p.m. I ues and traditions. arrived about five minutes late I propose a rule change. If a to an intramural basketball student has a small piece of jewel- game. Having my head in a mil- ry that they simply forgot to take lion places because I did not have off, just tell them to take it off, and 10 minutes to catch up with my- let them come back into the game. self forgot to take off my yellow Or we could just simply follow LiveSTRONG bracelet. I subbed the written intramural rules that into the game a few moments af- are presented to the students on ter I arrived because one of my the Rec Sports Web site. “Failure teammates had a slight cold and to remove such equipment when did not want to overexert himself. asked by officials results in that Nick kastner, Senior I was then promptly kicked out of specific player being assessed a the game because the referee no- technical foul and banned from ticed my rubber bracelet on my participating in the game until ourpolicy right hand. I have never been so the equipment is removed.” I was Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the campus upset. Intramural games are set never asked to take it off, just told community and offers a forum for opinion. The university makes no representations or warranties up to provide students with a way that I was ejected from the game. regarding products or services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the right to edit or to relieve stress through healthy, reject all copy. Flyer News does not necessarily uphold or advocate the opinions in the columns, safe, physical activity. Peter hamma, senior letters or cartoons appearing in the opinion pages. Send 50 to 350-word letters to the editor at: Kicking students out of a rec- political science reational coed basketball game [email protected]. Submissions must include name, major, year and phone number. 12 SPORTS Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009 Women’s Hoops Young team beats UMass to end four-game losing streak Flyers ride second half run to move to 14-10, 3-5

to extend its lead to 53-42. Massa- game. After getting three fouls NATE WAGGENSPACK chusetts responded with a 7-0 run in the first half, Ross picked up Staff Writer of its own to pull within three at her fourth with over 11 minutes The UD women’s basketball 53-50. The teams then exchanged to play in the game. She stayed in team was able to put together a baskets before Danella hit her the game however, and continued late second half run to down the fifth 3-pointer of the game to put to be effective. Massachusetts Minutewomen 86- UMass to within two. “I usually play really physical,” 65 Saturday at UD Arena. After that it was all UD, going Ross said. “I realized that I’ve got After leading by as many as on the decisive run of the game to to lay off a little bit and rely on my 12 in the first half, the Flyers take a 14-point lead, 75-61. Baskets teammates.” watched their lead dissipate to just and free throws by the Flyers’ two The win improved the Flyers to two. The team then put together leading scorers, junior forward 14-10 and 3-5 in the Atlantic 10. De- a 14-2 run late in the second half Kendel Ross and freshman for- spite 20 points from Danella and to distance themselves and put the ward Justine Raterman, keyed the 17 more from senior guard Stefani Minutewomen away for good. run. Gerardot, the Minutewomen fell to Dayton led 34-22 with 8:04 to go Ross said the difference in the 9-14 and 2-6 in the A-10. in the first half, but Massachusetts second half was their defense. More importantly, the win was able to close the gap by half- “We were trying to put a lot of snaps a four-game losing streak time with some excellent 3-point pressure on them,” Ross said. “We for the Flyers. The win came as a shooting, bringing the score to 41- had to force their 3-point shooters big relief for the team. 38. UMass freshman forward Kris- to drive and rely on our teammates “The win felt really great,” tina Danella hit four 3-pointers in to be there. Everything was com- Ross said. “It’s really tough when the first half to lead all scorers ing together in the second half.” you go four losses like that in a with 17 points in the first period. Ross and Raterman led the Fly- row. We knew we had to come out The second half went back- ers with 19 points each, as Ross and really put it on UMass today and-forth for the most part, with managed to score her points while and we came away with the W.” Kristin Daugherty drives past defenders on her way to the basket in the Flyers’ victory UD starting the half on a 13-4 run in foul trouble for most of the over UMass Saturday at UD Arena. WILL HANLON/EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Commentary Ending losing streak a “great feeling” CORY GRIFFIN full of seniors and knows what it’s how many points it is, two or 20. Sports Editor like to reach the point in the season Being able to get back and just play where the younger players have to one whole, solid game the way we The Flyers women’s basketball catch their second winds. According know how, because we’ve been play- team came into Saturday’s match- to Daugherty, sometimes the team ing halves solidly but we could just up with UMass as losers of four just has to snap its way out of it. never put a whole game together, so straight games. The slump was “The last two practices we’ve to be able to do that, it feels a lot bet- probably predictable, considering had were really tough, and we took ter.” the youth prevalent on the Flyers’ it at each other and woke each other As the team ages, its youth is not roster this season. up, so it was really something we something it is using as an excuse. With three of the starting five “We never want to use being players being freshmen, fatigue young as an excuse,” Daugherty halfway through the conference sea- “Losing sucks by no said. “I think during the grind, son was something understandable, they’ve never been accustomed to considering the length of the college matter how many this long of a season.” season as opposed to the high school But the Flyers won’t need to do season. points it is, two or any explaining about their play on “It’s incredibly different,” sopho- Saturday, as their excellence on the more guard Kristin Daugherty said. 20.” court carried them to their third “You’re done after 20 games in high —Kristin Daugherty conference win of the season. school and here you have 30-plus “Being able to come out and be- with the tournaments and stuff. ing able to push each other in prac- It’s just a lot more demanding both needed,” Daugherty said. tice and in this game today was physically and mentally because The Flyers were able to bust out definitely what this team needed,” you have so much more schoolwork of the slump Saturday, playing a sol- Daugherty said. and everything. They’re all doing a id game all-around. Especially satis- Daugherty’s leadership as one of great job, and I think that being able fying for the victory was ending that the captains for the Flyers has been to get this win is going to get us back four-game losing streak and getting instrumental, and with her competi- on track.” back on the right track. tive spirit, the Flyers are hoping that Daugherty was the lone freshman “It’s a great feeling,” Daugherty they can now put together a solid starter on last year’s team stocked said. “Losing sucks by no matter streak of wins. SPORTS 13 Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009

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Senior Nikki Dzubay and sopho- more Kelly O’Connell picked up a START BUILDING MORE CONFIDENCE. No. 1 doubles victory, but the Flyers fell to IPFW on Saturday, 7-0. Day- ton dropped to 1-2 this spring with the loss. The match was more competitive than the score indicated, as several START SHOWING MORE DISCIPLINE. singles matches could have gone either way. Dzubay and sophomore Laina Grote each pushed their oppo- nents to a third set before suffering losses. START ACHIEVING MORE. The doubles win by Dzubay and O’Connell was an 8-4 victory over Sachi Janek and reigning Summit League Player of the Week Amy Re- cht. Grote, junior Molly Mathews, START REALIZING YOUR GOALS. sophomore Chelsea Glankler, and freshman Loni Dickerhoof all en- tered the match 2-0 in doubles, but had their unbeaten streaks snapped Saturday. Dayton will return to action on START ABOVE THE REST. Wednesday, Feb. 11 at Dayton Cen- ter Courts against Northern Ken- tucky at 3 p.m.

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UD hosts CONTACT US TODAY TO LEARN ABOUT THE $5,000 LEADER'S TRAINING COURSE BONUS PROGRAM Xavier, turn CALL 937-229-5524 OR EMAIL [email protected] FOR DETAILS! page for more ©2008. Paid for by the United States Army. All rights reserved. 14 SPORTS Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009 Men’s Hoops Donoher recalls foundation for UD-Xavier rivalry CORY GRIFFIN “Back when I was in school tury has made the rivalry stand Sports Editor playing under Tom Blackburn he out compared to other opponents pointed out the rivalry between us the teams face, and the familiarity The Flyers men’s basketball team and Xavier because of the proxim- of playing 147 times against each has had a tremendous basketball ity and we played them twice every other has fueled the rivalry as well. season thus far, going 21-3 in its first year,” Donoher said. “They were all For many years both teams were 24 games to start the season. How- intense games. After he passed away independents, and it wasn’t until ever, fans new and old know which I got the coaching job and the tradi- Xavier’s move to conference play game is on the horizon: Xavier. tion carried on.” that the Flyers decided to join a con- Xavier is a team that fans of the The winning also continued. ference as well. Flyers have learned to hate over the Donoher carried Blackburn’s win- “We didn’t get into conference years. Sure, the proximity, the his- ning tradition into the next three play until the 1988-89 season, and tory of the two programs and the decades by going 437-275 as a head with that, intensity was turned up a familiar Catholic backgrounds of coach, while leading the Flyers to notch,” Donoher said. the programs provide similarities eight NCAA Tournament appear- Donoher said that Xavier’s pro- for fans to compare, but the Muske- ances, an NIT Championship and a gram really improved when they teers have been hated more the past National Runner-up finish in 1967. decided to join a conference. Over several years because of their reign To add to his success, Donoher went the past 25 seasons, Xavier has been over the Atlantic 10 Conference and 20-6 as a head coach against Xavier. in the NCAA Tournament 17 times their ease at getting into the NCAA Despite the fond memories he and holds a 17-4 edge in the past 21 Tournament. has from winning the games, the games against the Flyers. Following “They’ve not only been hard for game that stands out most through- Donoher’s departure from the pro- us to keep up pace with, they’ve out the years in the rivalry is actu- gram, Xavier started to take a hold been hard for everybody to keep up ally a Dayton loss. of the rivalry and also gain success pace with,” legendary former Day- “One of the memories that stands on a national level. Legendary Dayton alum Jim Paxson finishes with a dunk against Xavier during a game in the 1977-1978 basketball season. The Flyers won that meeting 90-62 under coach Don ton head coach Don Donoher said. out is probably one that’s better for “Their recruiting has been phe- Donoher. FLYER NEWS FILE PHOTO One of the most loved people in Xavier,” Donoher said. “After we nomenal, compared to us, they’ve the Miami Valley, Donoher knows beat them two times in the regu- had a lot more guys go on to the Musketeers, Donoher remains opti- bound with them, but we have to Xavier inside and out, having com- lar season, we met in the 1958 NIT NBA in the past several years, but mistic. make some shots.” peted against the Musketeers both as Championship game and they upset now Coach Gregory has been bring- “This year we might get them, Although the 2009 outcome of a player and as a coach. As a player us to win the tournament.” ing some great athletes to our team with the teams sitting at one and two the Xavier-UD rivalry has yet to be under head coach Tom Blackburn, The similarities in success for and matching their level of competi- in the league, it’s going to be fun to decided, Donoher’s experience tells Donoher went 5-1 against Xavier. both programs over the past cen- tion,” Donoher said. “(This year’s) watch,” Donoher said. “I think our fans to be ready for an outpouring two games this season are really go- defense has been a thing of beauty, of intensity and a game fought hard ing to be something to see.” of consistency. We’re going to have down to the wire. Both teams will be Although the Flyers have to have a field goal percentage that preparing hard for each other, and bored from being dropped six straight games to the matches them. We’ll defend and re- intensity will be at its highest level. stuck inside all winter? A new twist: Society of Mary vs. Jesuits Come over to the RecPlex and enter the Religious affiliations add to historical context of rivalry game JOHN BEDELL anist institutions. The Jesuits also community method. The Jesuits Climb Mt. Everest Contest! Assistant Sports Editor have quite a presence in the state don’t have that as much; they have Grab a buddy and Sign up in teams with St. Ignatius, Walsh Jesuit and more private, singular acts.” The feud between Dayton and St. Xavier High all within the state’s The two orders do have many Xavier in the arena of athletic com- borders. There are numerous others similarities as well. Both the Jesu- petition runs deep like other storied in Ohio and nationwide, and several its and the Marianists are extremely Catholic school rivalries at the high have produced a long line of state service oriented. school and collegiate levels through- championships and professional Blessed William Joseph Chami- out the country. The rivalry between athletes. nade, the founder of the Society of Jesuit Xavier and Marianist Dayton But what distinguishes the two Mary, actually gained a deep appre- is one of mutual honor and respect orders from each other? ciation for the Jesuits because of as the two Catholic universities are “(The two orders are) way more their dedication to mental prayer. deeply steeped in their religious his- similar than not,” Fr. Joseph Te- So when you’re watching the The contest runs from Feb. 16 - Mar. 29 tory. It’s that religious history that desco said. Tedesco is a Marianist Xavier game Wednesday think about has the schools forever linked, their Priest at UD and holds a Masters the magnitude of the rivalry, not rivalry distinguished. of Jesuit spirituality degree from just on the court, but the religious It’s no surprise that the athletic the University of San Francisco as orders the two represent. Think rivalry between the two schools is so well as two other degrees from John of the tradition and respect of the strong. Both Marianist and Jesuit Carroll University in Cleveland, an- Dayton-Xavier rivalry and appreci- Charism strongly promote athletic other Jesuit university. ate the history of the series and how competition and sports in general. “The biggest difference is that the work of St. Ignatius and Blessed You don’t have to leave the Buckeye the Jesuits are a clerical order of Chaminade helped make the game State to see the traditions of Marian- mostly priests whereas the Marian- what it is today. ist and Jesuit athletic competition. ists are a clerical order of mostly Wednesday’s game will not only For more information inquire at the Statewide, take a look at the brothers,” Fr. Tedesco said. “The feature two basketball teams, but rockwall in the RecPlex. tradition of Purcell Marian and other big difference is that every- two Catholic schools fighting for Moeller High Schools, both Mari- thing we (the Marianists) do is by A-10 supremacy. SPORTS 15 Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009 UD-XU sportswriters square off

The battle of I-75 isn’t just Dayton vs. Xavier. It’s not just Brian Gregory vs. Sean Miller or the Flyers against the Musketeers. It’s more than just a food drive competition, too. Rivalry not given hype it deserves To continue an ongoing tradition between Flyer News and the Xavier Newswire, each newspaper Saint Joseph’s. The Flyers distinguish them- has sent over a game column about the UD-Xavier basketball matchup to the rival paper. But this selves from other A-10 opponents year, we’re adding a twist. in that they have the ability to match up athletically with Xavier. Chris Wright, Charles Little, Mar- Instead of just running the Xavier writer’s column in FN, we’re running the piece we sent them DOUG TIFFT XAVIER NEWSWIRE SPORTS EDitor cus Johnson and Chris Johnson right along side of it. It’s the Xavier paper’s sports editor, Doug Tifft, against UD’s editor-in-chief, In discussions of college bas- are able to challenge Xavier above Will Hanlon. OK, so it’s not as exciting as a one-on-one game between Chris Wright and Derrick ketball rivalries, the talk always the rim, and contend with the swings to the great in-conference, Musketeers on the boards, some- Brown would be. But hey, sportswriters like to have their fun too... down-the-street battles. thing few A-10 teams have been Duke-Carolina, UCLA-USC and able to do. Indiana-Purdue spring to mind as Also, the Flyers are experi- in-state battles for conference su- enced and athletic in the back- premacy. court, a combination that Xavier’s For Dayton fans, Xavier game ‘just bigger’ In the Atlantic 10, Xavier-Day- youthful point guard combination ton is the closest thing, but the of Terrell Holloway and Dante belt. Before the Duquesne loss, a UD-Xavier game after all – every- series has never really gained a Jackson has struggled against all Xavier’s only defeats were served thing’s just bigger. groundswell of hype outside of season. If the Flyers are able to up by Duke and Butler – both na- And the Flyers are anything but the diehards of the respective fan- turn up the pressure on defense, tionally ranked teams. welcoming to teams they host at bases. they figure to race past their sea- We could be seeing one of the UD Arena. As of Sunday morning, As a result, many Xavier fans son average of 16 turnovers forced biggest clashes in recent history they have the fifth longest home are more apt to circle the Cross- per game. WILL HANLON Flyer News Editor-in-Chief between these two teams. But hey, winning streak in the country town Shootout with Cincinnati be- Dayton will need to convert On Friday, the Dayton men’s what do you expect? With a UD- with 16 consecutive victories. Red fore searching the schedule for the on those transition opportunities basketball team was practicing Xavier game, everything’s just big- Scare and the Flyer Faithful pres- matchup with Dayton. though, because Xavier figures for its Sunday game against Char- ger. ent a most hostile of environments Why is that? to dominate the game in the half- lotte. They weren’t looking past Xavier has dominated Dayton to opposing teams, and won’t take Maybe it is something as sim- court set, where the two teams the 49ers, like just about everyone over the last three seasons, with too kindly to Xavier the second its ple as a name. Could the series present a drastically different out- else on campus was. There was no the Flyers taking only one game players come running out of the grow with a moniker similar to look from beyond the 3-point line. talk by the Flyers whatsoever of out of eight matchups. Ouch. What tunnel. the Backyard Brawl or the Border Xavier has multiple weapons in the “X-word.” could possibly be different this Say what you want about the War? Maybe something like the B.J. Raymond (43 percent), Brad But we got the UD sports infor- year? Flyers in close games. They’re 9-0 Battle of 75 could keep the rivalry Redford (44 percent) and the sur- mation director to say a few things Well for starters, Xavier has in games decided by five points or on the tips of analysts’ collective prisingly efficient Derrick Brown about the upcoming Dayton-Xavier only seen Dayton’s Chris Wright on fewer. Think it’s luck? Ask any of tongues. (48 percent). matchup. Sportscenter and YouTube – never the players and they’ll tell you oth- Perhaps the lack of hype is from Dayton does not possess that “Nothing’s really different sharing the hardwood with him. erwise. They’ll say it’s confidence. the relative weakness of the con- outside presence, however, with about it,” he said when asked if the He’s averaging about 13 points and They’ll say it’s poise. ference that both teams reside in. the Flyers’ best shooter being Mar- Arena had to do anything special seven rebounds a game. His team Ever wonder what Gregory says Currently the A-10 is ninth in the cus Johnson at 38 percent. With to accommodate the rivalry game. is 34-5 with him in the Flyers’ line- to his team in the huddle during RPI rankings, with Dayton and the lack of a perimeter offense “Everything’s just bigger.” up. It’s 24-0 at home and 4-0 against a timeout with just minutes left Xavier being the only teams with for Dayton, Xavier will be able to With Xavier falling to Duquesne ranked opponents. Guess you can on the clock in one of those close a legitimate chance at an at-large exaggerate their sagging man-to- Saturday night and Dayton losing say Wright likes to rise to the occa- games? Lowery let me in on the bid to the NCAA Tournament. man defense, and clog up the paint to Charlotte Sunday afternoon, sion in bigger games. little secret. This has led to rampant disrespect for Wright, Little and Johnson. first-place implications are on the Xavier has not seen Dayton “Come on guys,” Gregory will for the conference, and by associa- Overall, the two teams are head line Wednesday evening at UD newcomers Rob Lowery or Chris say according to Lowery. “You all tion the UD-XU rivalry. and shoulders above the rest of the Arena in round one of the battle Johnson, or the Flyers’ 13-man ro- know what time it is. It’s time to go But perhaps the real reason conference in the talent depart- between two of the Atlantic 10 tation that does an oh-so-good job to war.” that the game is often overlooked ment, and figure to provide more heavyweights. of wearing out the other team. Well it’s war time now. It’s the is that in recent years the series entertainment than the average The Flyers boast a 21-3 record And don’t forget about Marcus battle of UD and Xavier, and if has been rather one-sided. A-10 game. now, something Dayton head coach Johnson and Charles Little, whose there’s ever a bigger game between In the Sean Miller era at Xavier Whether or not that equates to Brian Gregory wouldn’t have be- career highs in points each came the two schools, it’s now. — the last four years — the Muske- a nationally elite-level rivalry is a lieved at the beginning of the year in Xavier games, with 26 and 28 If you asked me at the beginning teers have won eight of 10 contests, different story, however. if you told him that’s where Dayton points, respectively. And Little’s of the year who would win the first including the last six games by an A win by UD would halt the re- would be 24 games into the season. the only Flyer that’s ever defeated matchup of these two teams, Xavi- average of 14.3 points per game. cent trend, help get the ball roll- “I would have thought you’d had Xavier. That was three years ago. er would have been the answer. So It would appear that this sea- ing towards national recognition too many adult beverages prob- Think he and his team want to take maybe it’s the “adult beverages” son Dayton has a chance to buck for the southwestern Ohio match- ably,” Gregory said. “I liked this the Musketeers down again before talking when I say UD’s knocking that trend, however, as the Flyers up and bolster the A-10’s national team even from day one. I wouldn’t he graduates? off Xavier 61-58. I liked this team come into the matchup at 21-3, and profile—namely Dayton’s NCAA have said it would be impossible.” There’s no doubt a big “X” will from day one, too, and beating 7-2 in the A-10. credentials. The Musketeers don’t have too be stitched on the Musketeers’ jer- Xavier now is far from impossible. Certainly, the trip up I-75 will Nevertheless, I am picking shabby of a resume either, as they seys Wednesday. The Flyers will be What’s different about a UD- be the toughest test remaining in with my heart on this one: Xavier sit at 20-3. Memphis and LSU victo- gunning for that “X” on national Xavier game? Well not much. Ev- the weak A-10 this season for Xavi- 64, Dayton 57. ries highlight the notches on their television. I mean come on, this is erything’s just bigger. er, save perhaps a Feb. 26 trip to 16 SPORTS Flyer News•Tuesday, February 10, 2009 RIVALS CLASH Projected starting lineup for Wednesday’s game between A-10’s best XAVIER DAYTON TERRELL HOLLOWAY LONDON WARREN 52 01 Guard Guard Hempstead, N.Y. Jacksonville, Fla. 6.2 POINTS | 2.5 ASSISTS 3.8 POINTS | 3.7 ASSISTS

B.J. RAYMOND MARCUS JOHNSON 11 32 Guard Guard Toledo, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio 13.6 POINTS | 4.3 REBOUNDS 12.0 POINTS | 3.0 REBOUNDS SEAN MILLER, XAVIER C.J. ANDERSON CHRIS WRIGHT 20 33 Forward Forward Cincinnati, Ohio Trotwood, Ohio 10.9 POINTS | 5.6 REBOUNDS 12.9 POINTS | 7.0 REBOUNDS

DERRICK BROWN CHARLES LITTLE 05 15 Forward Forward Dayton, Ohio Cleveland, Tenn. 14.0 POINTS | 6.0 REBOUNDS 7.5 POINTS | 3.6 REBOUNDS

JASON LOVE KURT HUELSMAN 31 41 Center Center Philadelphia, Pa. St. Henry, Ohio BRIAN GREGORY, DAYTON XAVIER PHOTOS COURTESY OF GOXAVIER.COM, DAYTON 7.3 POINTS | 6.3 REBOUNDS 3.9 POINTS | 3.9 REBOUNDS PHOTOS FROM FLYER NEWS FILE PHOTOS STATS CURRENT AS OF SUNDAY MORNING