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Dodge in a landslide 3 Record Store Day coming 9 Johnston moving on 20 Volume 44 Issue No. 25 March 19, 2012 www.fsu.ca/interrobang/ 2 NEWS Volume 44 Issue No. 25 March 19, 2012 www.fsu.ca/interrobang/ MARCH QUESTION EVENTS OF THE WEEK MONDAY 03-19 FREE RESUMES AND COVER IF YOU LETTERS WORKSHOP 2:30 – 4:00PM COULD BE Register with Career Services for details ANY MOVIE TUESDAY 03-20 CHARACTER, FREE DEAL OR NO DEAL WHO WOULD YOU BE AND WHY? Forwell Hall – 12:00PM WEDNESDAY 03-21 FREE COMEDY NIGHT Out Back Shack – 9:00PM FIRST RUN FILM Andrew Senay “I would be Johnny Depp’s CREDIT: FSU STREET TEAM 21 JUMP STREET character in Fear and Chasing Darwin perform during the March 9 edition of New Music Night, which takes place most Friday nights at 9:30 p.m. in the Out Back Shack. Rainbow Cinemas Loathing in Las Vegas, $3.50 STUDENTS | $5 GUESTS because of the crazy adventure he has.” 10 Things I Know About You... THURSDAY 03-22 MIAMI VICE PUB Forsyth just may needle you Becca Forsyth is in her second 2. What was your life-changing work. year of the Fashion Design pro- moment? 5. Who is your role model? gram at Fanshawe. Said Forsyth, When I first started to sew a couple Ron Swanson. “I’m a pretty quiet person, but years ago with my grandma. I’ve 6. Where in the world have you Out Back Shack – 9:30PM $3 ADV | $4 DOOR Christen Burchiel when it comes to designing I been hooked ever since. travelled? “I would be Captain Jack can’t shut up. I have a serious 3. What music are you currently New York City and all over FRIDAY 03-23 Sparrow, so I could be sexy shoe addiction and probably half listening to? Canada. and touch myself.” my debt is attributed to purchas- Washed Out, Cults and 7. What was your first job? FREE INTERNATIONAL ing shoes. I love crafting basical- Generationals. Working in a candy store and STUDENTS - INTERNET JOB ly anything from fabric flowers 4. What is the best piece of scooping ice cream. SEARCH to hair bows.” advice you’ve ever received? 8. What would your last meal 2:30 – 4:00PM 1. Why are you here? Make friends with a photography be? Register with the International I wanted to learn how to sew at a student because sooner or later I would want free run of a Bulk Office for details higher level of quality. you’ll need to photograph your Barn and just sample all the candy. 9. What makes you uneasy? FREE NEW MUSIC NIGHT Goat eyes, their pupils are rectan- gular. RECTANGULAR. 10. What is your passion? Sewing, of course! Also buying Samantha Wall pottery. “Robert Downey Jr., because SHANE PHILIP LIVE Do you want Fanshawe to know 10 he’s Ironman, DUH.” Things About You? Just head on Out Back Shack – 9:30PM over to fsu.ca/interrobang and TICKETS AVAILABLE IN ADVANCE AT THE BIZ BOOTH click on the 10 Things I Know About You link at the top. Tim Collins KIOSK QUIZ “I would be Aladdin, so I could get three wishes!” WHERE CAN YOU SELL USED TEXTBOOKS? Drop by the W elcome Kiosk with your answer. Five winners will b selected f e rom correct entries a we’ll notify w nd inners by email. The Welcome Kiosk (b etween the Bookstore and t he Library) is open all year between 8am and 4 pm, Monday to Friday. PRIZES SPONSORED B Y CHARTWELLS Tanya Simmons “Scarlett O’Hara. Because she’s a strong, beautiful woman who can make a dress out of curtains.” CREDIT: SUBMITTED Becca Forsyth can’t look a goat in the eyes. 3 Volume 44 Issue No. 25 March 19, 2012 www.fsu.ca/interrobang/ NEWS Dodge wins FSU presidency in a landslide ERIKA FAUST INTERROBANG Months of hard work have final- ly paid off for the Fanshawe Student Union’s new President- elect, Zack Dodge, and his team, who will be the executive council for the 2012/13 school year. “It feels incredible (to win),” Dodge said with a huge smile on his face. “This has been months and months of hard work and anticipation and anxiety and excitement. The fact that it’s all wrapped up is just so relieving. It’s been an incredible experience.” Dodge and his executive team – Jayme Cox, Vice-President Athletics; Tory Holmes, VP CREDIT: JAMES WILLIAMS Internal; Emma Newman, VP The March 13 debate saw candidates Bobby Foley (left), Shallis Ryder (on laptop) and Zack Dodge discussing what they would do if elected President Finance; Adam Gourlay, VP of the Fanshawe Student Union. External; Kendra Sauder, VP executive council, while Holmes, already completed a diploma in Dodge’s campaign platform cen- my VPs … This is a team effort. I Entertainment; and Shawn Cox and Dodge are new. Dodge Multimedia Design and tred on uniting the student body may be leading the charge, and I Sikorski, student representative on said he did not think that will hold Production. “One thing that’s real- and promoting a sense of culture, may be that spokesperson and that the Board of Governors – faced the him back, saying in a presidential ly impacted me in my time at community and appreciation for voice at the front, but this is not a members of the student body for debate with his opponents Bobby Fanshawe is that this is where the everyone at Fanshawe. “Promoting solo effort. This is not a solo proj- the first time when the winners of Foley and Shallis Ryder that work- rest of my life begins. This is a healthy and active lifestyle on ect and I don’t expect it to be. Any the election were announced on ing in the FSU as a custodian for where all these opportunities come campus means a lot to me, and this time that I’m feeling overwhelmed, March 15. the past couple of years has led him from. This is where you meet those extends to physical, mental, and I know that I’ve got an incredible “I have such an incredible group to meet many of the previous guys that you’ll be in a career with emotional health,” he wrote in a staff support system beneath me … of people that I’m going to be execs. “Veronica (Barahona, cur- for the next 30 years, or this is questionnaire by the Interrobang. That’s going to be my number-one working with this year – so rent FSU President) and Joe where you meet that connection “We should feel proud for our resource.” diverse, so many different talents, (Scalia, FSU President for the that’s going to land you that dream peers and ourselves, this will create Dodge sent out “infinite thank- so many different skill sets,” said 2010/11 school year) were big job. That’s something that should- that sense of community that we yous … to anyone in the FSU fam- Dodge. “We’re all coming from influences – I would not have done n’t be taken lightly,” he said. “I need.” ily and anyone who voted for me very, very different backgrounds, this without them pushing me,” think it’s a responsibility that we Being President of the Student and anyone who got involved … so we can pretty much pool our said Dodge, adding that current VP should be giving back to Union is a full-time job… literally. and my family!” resources. We’re tapping into a External Andrew Payne had a huge Fanshawe, because honestly, The FSU President is busy and “The smiles that I’ve been variety of communities, and that’s influence on him as well. they’ve provided so much for all of always has a full schedule, but cracking on campus have been exactly what the FSU’s about. It’s Dodge is currently finishing up us. That’s what was on my mind Dodge said he is happy to have fueling me – I haven’t been eating, going to be an interesting year with his post-grad degree in Corporate approaching this campaign: giving such a strong support system in his I haven’t been sleeping, so I need all of us – we’ve got a good crew.” Communications and Public back, because I’ve been given so council. “I think (coping with something that’s driving this insan- Sauder, Gourlay and Newman Relations at Fanshawe, having much.” stress will come from) relying on ity.” have previous experience on the The votes are in . .www.fsu.ca Total ballots: 2242 President DODGE, Zack 1459 Spoiled 80 FOLEY, Bobby 241 RYDER, Shallis 429 VP External GOURLAY, Adam YES 1778 Spoiled 212 NO 219 VP Finance NEWMAN, Emma 1319 Spoiled 184 RUPARELIA, Arjun 706 VP Internal HOLMES, Tory YES 1737 Spoiled 238 NO 234 VP Entertainment SAUDER, Kendra 1437 Spoiled 212 THOMPSON, Dakota 560 VP Athletics COX MUSIKOV, Jayme 1049 Spoiled 215 SWIRE, Brayden 945 Board of Governors SIKORSKI, Shawn YES 1742 Spoiled 226 NO 274 WIN CASH! MARCH 19, 2012 4 NEWS Volume 44 Issue No. 25 March 19, 2012 www.fsu.ca/interrobang/ CREDIT: USATODAY.COM Joseph Kony is one of the top 10 people most wanted by the International Criminal Court. Kony: Need to know CREDIT: JOHN SING The 2012 Fanshawe College culinary team competitors, assistants and chef coaches pose together after winning 10 gold, silver and bronze medals at the Culinary Arts Salon in Toronto. KIRSTEN ROSENKRANTZ • In October 2011, the United INTERROBANG States sent 100 U.S.
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