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Montana Kaimin, November 5, 2009 Students of the Niu Versity of Montana, Missoula University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Associated Students of the University of Montana Montana Kaimin, 1898-present (ASUM) 11-5-2009 Montana Kaimin, November 5, 2009 Students of The niU versity of Montana, Missoula Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy . Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper Recommended Citation Students of The nivU ersity of Montana, Missoula, "Montana Kaimin, November 5, 2009" (2009). Montana Kaimin, 1898-present. 5263. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper/5263 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM) at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Kaimin, 1898-present by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Page 3 Page 4 Page 9 ASUM Senate Graduate class Volleyball looks for supports part of UM surveys students wins on the road financial proposal about Obama www.montanakaimin.com MKontana UM’s Independent Campus Newspaper Since 1898 aVolumeimin CXII Issue 39 Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009 Student A dose of reality falls from fifth floor of Miller Hall Mike Gerrity Montana Kaimin A University of Montana student remained hospitalized Wednesday evening after falling off the roof outside the fifth floor study lounge of Miller Hall. Jim Lemcke, director of the UM Office of Public Safety, said the student was locked out of his dorm room at about 10 a.m. and fell when he attempted to cross the narrow ledge outside the study lounge window to re-enter through his dorm window. The student, who was not identified, hit the flat roof hanging over the Miller Hall entrance on Arthur Avenue three stories below. The student was taken to St. Patrick Hospital. UM freshman Eric Michael, Greg Lindstrom/Montana Kaimin who lives one room down from Junior Megan Ravenscraft and Eric Leinonen, a fifth year student on his “victory lap,” fill out casting applications for MTV’s “The Real World” Wednesday at the Press the injured student, said he saw Box. “I’m wearing my mountain climbing outfit to show them what Montana is really about,” said Ravenscraft, sporting a helmet, fairy wings, a green tutu and bear mace. him leave the bathroom on the fifth floor after taking a shower Wednesday morning before re- turning to find his room locked. PopularJosh Potter MTVshirts and UGGreality boots – was most- series calls on Missoula The fifth floor of the co-ed dorm Justin Franz ly subdued and humble about its is made up of single rooms. Mi- Montana Kaimin chances. chael said the student tried to get This is the true story of eight “I don’t even know what’s go- Everyone gets in fights, they the RA to help him get back into strangers picked to live in para- ing on in ‘The Real World,’” said his room, but didn’t get an answer dise, work together and have their Shandielle DeLoge’ Harshbarger, sleep with each other. at the RA’s dorm room. lives taped. a 21-year-old bartender at the Top Residence hall front desks are But that’s not until later. Be- Hat. Shandielle DeLoge’ Harshbarger, 21-year-old bartender usually open by 9 a.m. on week- fore filming the show, MTV, along But the line between the world “ day mornings. Miller Hall staffers with Bunim-Murry productions captured by cameras in sleek lofts said Wednesday night that they and an army of volunteer and staff and coastal mansions and the matter how fake the edited version a table littered with the remnants were instructed not to answer any casting assistants, thumb through world where people hang out in is, the months of unaired life that of other hopefuls’ pre-interview questions about the day’s events. thousands of photos, interview bars on a Wednesday afternoon take place in “The Real World” drinking binge. ” Mitchell Reid, another fresh- tapes and contracts. became a little blurry yesterday house are nothing short of reality. “The life that you get to live is man living on the dorm’s fifth That process came to the Press afternoon. “There’s just chaos every- real,” she said. floor, said that after hearing Box in Missoula Wednesday after- It’s no secret that the show whit- where,” Harshbarger said, adding She wasn’t even planning on about the incident that morning, noon as students and locals came tles down a week’s worth of drama that there’s nothing different about going to the auditions until a friend he looked out the window of the out to see if they had a shot at be- into an hour slot on MTV’s prime- that chaos than life outside of TV. convinced her, but despite the fact fourth floor and saw the student ing on the 24th season of the pop- time lineup. Yet the folks loitering “Everyone gets in fights, they that she doesn’t even like the show, laying on the flat roof below, ular reality TV series “The Real around the Press Box, filling out a sleep with each other,” she said. she said she realized that the eight wearing nothing but a pair of box- World.” sheet that was more like an online Erin Gjefle came to the same people who end up in front of the ers in the chilly morning air. Being that this is Missoula, the dating bio page than a contractual conclusion. She was waiting pa- “He looked quite pale. It was See REAL WORLD, page 6 crowd – clad in skin-tight Hurley waiver, all seemed to agree that no tiently for her name to be called at freezing cold outside,” Reid said. Firefighters extended a lad- der from fire trucks on Arthur Health care bills could affect college-aged Americans Avenue to lower the student from Kimball Bennion required to have some form of Senate bill includes wellness in- “They’re really, really coming the roof down to paramedics on Montana Kaimin health insurance while at school, a centives that would allow compa- down on America’s young people.” the ground. Reid said the student The debate over health care re- large number of young people who nies to more than double penalties The bills are in their embryonic was lying motionless on his side, form in the United States is con- aren’t in school, or are just out of against employees who don’t pass stages and it may be a while before though his feet were moving. The voluted and messy, but provisions school, are among the 13 million medical evaluations. These incen- any of the proposals take effect, if injured student was placed on a in both the House and Senate bills Americans between the ages of 19 tives would likely ratchet up pres- at all, which can make the prog- stretcher before he was lowered should give students a few reasons and 29 without health insurance. sure for those who smoke or are ress of this debate hard to follow, from the roof. to pay attention. A number of factors explain overweight. Greene said. “The moment they picked him According to the two bills, this gap. Young people aren’t as The incentives are a bi-partisan “We really don’t know what’s up to put him on the (stretcher), one of the ways Congress plans likely to face serious illnesses and effort and seem to have taken a going to come out the other end of he started screaming,” Reid said. to pay for providing coverage for usually aren’t offered employer- backseat in the overall debate. But the sausage factory,” he said. Ron Brunell, director of Resi- America’s 46 million uninsured is based coverage. If Congress were since many of the effects of smok- It’s been a long road and no dence Life, said students have through fines against those who to pass a bill that would mandate ing and bad eating habits aren’t felt one’s sure where it will end up been injured attempting to climb choose not to buy insurance. all Americans to buy insurance, until later in life, Greene said the yet, Greene said. Heated town hall up or around buildings on campus University of Montana political young adults would be one of the government is aiming these incen- meetings last summer, the threat before. Last year, a female had to science professor Jeffrey Greene largest groups that would have to tives at the young. of a filibuster from Independent be hospitalized after falling off said that penalty could fall largely make that decision. “They want to save money by Senator Joe Lieberman last month, on young people. Other proposals would also forcing you all to live healthier See MILLER, page 6 Although UM students are affect younger populations. The while you’re young,” Greene said. See HEALTH, page 12 2 MKontana aimin Opinion Thursday, November 5, 2009 EDITORIAL Confessions of a reality TV addict somethings whispering nonsense When it comes to reality tele- I try to convince myself that buying dish soap. to each other in a questionably vision, there’s a distinct differ- the stack of Newsweek magazines I think the appeal of reality trendy nightclub and said, “This ence between the way my logical and Chronicle of Higher Educa- television lies in the fact that, de- is disgusting.” mind responds and the way my tion newspapers on my coffee ta- spite its unsettling irrationality, “Oh yeah, it’s totally disgust- unthinking self reacts. I’ll see a ble outweigh that one episode of there’s still something very com- ing,” I said, and turned up the commercial for something ab- “Tool Academy” I watched.
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