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pg. 4 Cincinnatians march for their lives pg. 11 : A tradition like no other 2 Mar. 28, 2018 | newsrecord.org News Tensing receives over $300,000 and cultural competency that same philosophy offairness police Cincinnati withthe officers have the skillsetto neighborhoods. effectively patrol off-campus the UCPD’sabilityto Jeffrey Blackwell questioned Then-Cincinnati Police Chief excessive police force. national dialogueabout media, furtherfuelinga community andnews shockwaves through the termination unlawful. former officer, deeminghis university on behalfofthe filed agrievance againstthe of Ohio(FOP)subsequently The Fraternal Order ofPolice indictment tendays later. immediately following his license plate. license andmissingfront was stoppedforasuspended African-American motorist, 2015. DuBose, anunarmed traffic stopon July 19, during anoff-campus shot andkilledDuBose university and Tensing, who process between the end ofalengthy grievance any capacity.” University ofCincinnati in return toemployment at the email reads. “[He] willnot Enforcement Officer,” the as aUniversity Law has resignedhisposition Mr.agreement, Tensing $100,000. legal feesamountingto also agreedtopay Tensing’s Police (FOP). The university with theFraternal Order of officer, peranagreement and benefitsfortheformer of $244,230inbackpay Pinto announcedapayout body, UCPresidentNeville from theuniversity. will receive over $300,000 death ofSamuelDuBose, charges forhisrole inthe voluntary manslaughter was indictedonmurder and Tensing, who inJuly 2015 Cincinnati police officerRay “I don’tbelieve [UC] DuBose’s death sent fired TensingUC The agreementmarksthe “As aresultofthis In anemailtothestudent Former University of JACOB FISHER|COPY EDITOR surrendered hisrightto employment withUC and permanently resignedhis during andafterthetrial.” a circus atmosphere before, responsibly, withoutcreating and mediaactingmore start withtheprosecutor written statement. “That must Jay McDonaldsaidina of Police ofOhioPresident fair hearing,” Fraternal Order now isfor[Tensing] togeta “wasteful.” retrial fortheformerofficer spend taxpayer dollarsona second trial, callingplansto statement precedingthe support for Tensing ina jury. FOPreiterated their which resultedinahung the formerofficer, bothof following two mistrialsfor against Tensing inJuly 2017 Deters dropped thecase JoeProsecuting Attorney Times. according to The New York my officers display,” hesaid, Per theagreement, Tensing “What’s mostimportant Hamilton County shoot people,” hesaid. officers withtheintentionto thoroughly. cases areinvestigated as officersknow that such officer-involved shootings, precedents forfuture the agreementsetsany that situation.” because I’ve never beenin know how I’d reactmyself life was injeopardy, Idon’t an officerwho feltlike my stressful job, andifIwas “Being apoliceofficeris communications student. Robinson, afourth-year different opinions,” saidJeff at eachotherforhaving and makes peoplemad issues that dividespeople views onthesubject. students hadconflicting on socialmedia, someUC sparked somecontroversy between UCand Tensing university oritsaffiliates. future employment withthe “People don’tbecomepolice Robinson doesn’tthink “This isoneofthose While theagreement TNR FILE All RightsReserved. 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The highvolume ofdeaths causedmany protest a commonoccurrence—anunsettlingtrendformany American history, with17reportedcasualties. Feb. 14becamethesiteofdeadliestschoolshootingin teachers from StonemanDouglasHighSchool, which on point. around Fountain Squarebeforeloopingbacktoitsstarting the lengthofPiatt Park. Itcontinuedthrough Vine Street Feminists Coalition. was hostedby United We Stand:Cincinnati andthe Young for OurLives (MFOL)at Cincinnati CityHall. The event attended thenationwide student-organizedprotest March weekend, theopposite rang true. people opttostay indoorstoavoid theharshweather. This sparse, andthestreetsofdowntown arelargelyvacant as Cincinnati March For Lives Our rally onSaturday March 24,2018. After themarch, anopenmicwas the Hallduring heldonthesteps ofCity Cincinnati’s march joinedover 800othersofitskind Those who marched arecallingforincreasedresearch Mass shootingsinhigh-traffic environments have become The national movement was organizedby studentsand The route forthemarch beganonPlumStreetandspanned Despite thefrosty airSaturday, thousandsofCincinnatians Normally onsnowy Cincinnati mornings, theroads are ELIZABETH SCHMITT|NEWS EDITOR DAVID GIFREDA |STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER human right. the lossofinnocent life, voicing the necessityofsafetyasa than justtheirsigns. They held anguishspearheadedby march standoutamongmany others. Protesters heldmore among electedofficials. well asher frustration with inactionontightergunlegislation speech. Herrage andconfusionfrom thelosswas clear, as fondly recalledJamie’s love fordance. despair which followed thelossofhergranddaughter. She shooting inFebruary. 14-year-old granddaughter Jamie lost herlifeintheParkland schools anduniversities aswell asEthelGuttenberg, whose shooting. Speakers includedstudentsfrom various localhigh march, many ofwhom were personallyimpacted by amass “Protect Me, notGuns” and “#NeverAgain,” amongothers. many ofwhom heldsignsreading “Protect us, nottheNRA,” our leadersremainsilent.” many studentsusingtheirvoice inasocietywhere many of student aswell asafuture educator, itisinspiringtoseeso arts andsecondary education inEnglishstudent. “As a experience,” said Audrey Osterling, asecond-year language News reported. Organizers estimated attendee figuresat nearly800,000, CBS & ImagingService(DDIS), anaerialphotography firm. people attended theevent, according toDigitalDesign throughout thenation. In Washington D.C., over 200,000 Saturday, March 24,2018. intheMarch ForThousands participated Lives Our Cincinnati rally downtown on Raw, unfilteredemotionmadetheenvironment ofthis Guttenberg drew tearsfrom thecrowd asshefinishedher Guttenberg rememberedtheday oftheshooting andthe Numerous speakers were presentat arally precedingthe The crowd featured peoplefrom allagesandwalks oflife, “I foundthemarch onSaturday tobeareallymoving DAVID GIFREDA |STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER of Cincinnati’s springbreak. weeks before theUniversity to closeCilantro justtwo informed themofhisdecision surprised, as Verderame had group chat.” worked,’ [and]thenheleft the up your paychecks ifyou the restaurant, you canpick chat, ‘Thanks, butI’mclosing “Then, hetextedthegroup for two weeks,” shesaid. shift backafternotworking supposed towork my first employed. that they were nolonger Verderame toldhisstaff Thursday morninginwhich unexpected textshereceived idea.” changed over. People hadno one hadknown that ithad Cilantro toHighSteaks. “No of thesuddenswitch from any promotion,” Glover said March 18. cover photofrom Sunday, updated profile pictureand Facebook pageincludean postings ontheHighStakes media. The onlyrecent Steaks’ closureonsocial no formalstatement ofHigh Cilantro, Verderame made making zero dollars. “The girls[waitresses] were third-year nursingstudent. said Katherine Glover, a he closedearlyoneday,” Wednesday, andthenIthink open Monday, Tuesday and morning. message Thursday text closure tohisstaffinagroup the restaurant’s permanent both businesses, announced Verderame, who owned Bistro. Restauranteur Simon Cilantro Vietnameseby vacancy formerlyoccupied business. 22 afterjustthreedays of St., closed Thursday, March steakhouse on W. McMillan three days ofbusiness High Steaks closesafter Many stafferswere “Thursday morning, Iwas Glover recountedthe “[Verderame] hadnotdone Unlike hisclosureof “The restaurant was The restaurant filledthe High Steaks, anew ELIZABETH SCHMITT|NEWS EDITOR story visitnewsrecord.org. comment. chance Igot.” was goingtofireyou the first feel any better,” hereplied, “I employment. her unexpectedlossof to confront himabout out to Verderame viatext Steaks, Glover reached abrupt closureofHigh hopeful itwould pickup.” as muchmoney, butIwas I was notgoingtomake the doubt,” shesaid. “I knew him. Glover says shestuckwith the mosthours.” server, andshehadworked the oldowner, was ourbest years; shehadworked with her. Shehadbeentherefor idea was dumb, sohefired senior servers told himthat she said. “One ofthelast animal crackers withcoffee,” where we were goingtoserve boss. dissatisfaction withthenew Cilantro leftduetotheir Verderame purchased who were employed before Glover says many staffers customers. Additionally, a declineofmany regular in August, Glover noticed troubles toher. mentioned hisfinancial saying Verderame frequently purchasing therestaurant. he lostover $15,000since Record, Verderame claimed an interview with The News rebranding ofhisbusiness. In into therenovation and significant timeandmoney kitchen appliances. dining wear andreplacing repainting, purchasing new says renovations included to openHighSteaks. Glover restaurant forrenovations Verderame closedthe For morecoverage ofthis Verderame declinedto “If itmakes you [Glover] However, following the “I gave himthe benefit of Despite highstaffturnover, “He wanted todothisthing Since startingat Cilantro Glover backed theseclaims, The restauranteur invested During springbreak, Mar. 28, 2018 | newsrecord.org 5 PROVIDED BY UCPD BY PROVIDED After several minutes of CPR, chest minutes of CPR, After several clearly after he and behaved talked Toomey clear as day, up, wake seen anyone “Never was Toomey 14, on March later, weeks Two the hospital and spoke up at followed “We on to highlight the Doherty went “UC has really focused on widespread compressions, some were calling at [Toomey] [Toomey] calling at some were compressions, getting emotional.” scene was The to get up … AED, the compressions and shocks from regained consciousness. Toomey on scene. to the officers according awoke, his name after something and be able to give life squad ran who said Doherty, that,” like before becoming for a number of years in didn’t believe “If you a police officer. a you to make the time was that miracles, there.” right believer where a ceremony enough to attend healthy presented with the UC police officers were for awards and life-saving commendations his life. their efforts in saving and [his condition] was doctors, with two due to was “That Mueller said. miraculous,” us hopping into action so quick and keeping if we had no doubt that They him alive. not be here today.” he would there, weren’t preparedness of the UCPD. can we for the officers so [that] training law model for university be the role to team how know “We he said. enforcement,” if it that and I believe build and be in sync, have it would one of our officers, any was work we I feel that had the same outcome. and although things with a good group, are we hits, the crap when might get slow, ready.”

“When we arrived on the scene with the arrived we “When Officer Doherty, who applied the AED to applied the who Officer Doherty, “Everyone was there at the right time at the right time at there at was “Everyone The AED, a portable device which delivers delivers which device a portable AED, The Long and Kissing immediately began Long and Kissing immediately “I flipped him over to assess his needs,” to assess his needs,” “I flipped him over Toomey was installing a cell phone antenna was Toomey Four University of Cincinnati police officers of Cincinnati University Four DARIUS DUDLEY | STAFF REPORTER DUDLEY | STAFF DARIUS AED, Toomey was as grey as a carpet,” as a carpet,” as grey was Toomey AED, doing chest “Some were Doherty said. Toomey, described the scene. described the scene. Toomey, the right place,” Long said. “A coworker coworker “A Long said. the right place,” all [and] truly to assist with CPR, volunteered they did what Everyone on deck. hands were fell into and everything done, should have place perfectly.” an electric shock to the heart in order to an electric shock to the heart in order used three was return it to its normal rhythm, to the transported was Toomey times before hospital. performing CPR on Toomey while UCPD while Toomey performing CPR on Mueller Andrew officers Robert Doherty, Automatic with an arrived Pelt Van Alan and (AED). External Defibrillator Long said. “I got a pulse on his neck, but “I got a pulse on his neck, Long said. … and I came to the getting weaker it was and a heart attack, having conclusion he was had to start CPR.” near Nippert Stadium on March 1 when he 1 when near Nippert Stadium on March UC police Fortunately, collapsed suddenly. officer Lance Long and Hamilton County training Sheriff’s Deputy Dan Kissing were nearby. and a sheriff’s deputy saved the life of and a sheriff’s deputy saved a heart attack from Toomey Sean 28-year-old earlier this month.

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Then, her prayers were answered. Woodhaven, an inpatient an inpatient Woodhaven, answered. were her prayers Then, of ongoing hard a full year After She struggled in recovery. she has her chin high and knows she keeps Now, steps to help others has taken Bobby Amidst her recovery, sobriety through the current system of forced She believes says, Bobby to become a sex worker, No individual wants pain and life has been tough; filled with death, Bobby’s herself. more for she wanted though, In the end, [and] I cannot imagine the things I did, “I think about it now, “She struggled in recovery... “She struggled didn’t … I went to her and I begged to get into a place,” Bobby Bobby and I begged to get into a place,” to her didn’t … I went This had a room. and nobody 10 places, like called “We said. … I said, ‘Call us back on Monday’ said, and they a Friday was and get more I cannot go out there Monday. until ‘[I] can’t wait And I life.’ my of this another day ‘I can’t do I said, money.’ knees and I got on my and a cigarette, [outside] to smoke went please help me.’” please, please, ‘Please, God, asked bed for had one Ohio, in Dayton, center located rehabilitation her. become so ached for the toxins it had her body drug abuse, but her past, tempted and haunted by She was accustomed to. determined was Bobby priority. her new personal health was to return to McMicken to return to the streets; never never Avenue. has Bobby 14 months, the past For accomplished her goal. She has her houses. full-time cleaning She works clean. stayed Her car. to getting her own apartment and looks forward own she with some of her children remain strained, relationships and rebuilding. forgiving toward are all working but they said, Women of directors for the sits on the board She now her. like on its behalf to giving speeches and advocating Alabaster, of a better life wants Bobby alike. individuals and organizations just as she once did. streets, struggle on the for those who incarceration while that saying does not work, incarceration it does not mentally individuals to sober up physically, forces an addict to For prepare them for long-term sobriety. need they she says, successfully get clean and reenter society, out of [treatment], walk “set up with jobs before they to be people aren’t home where [and] set up with a good transitional going to be using.” She them to do. force their addiction may what no matter [but] a a life, “not even described her life on the streets as of trap escapes the But not everyone horrible existence.” has. Bobby and addiction like sex work homelessness, to succumb to been easy for Bobby have It would struggle. addiction and life on the streets. is no way “There she said. sober,” doing the things I did high, I there is no way. in the world, there is no way in the world, feel comfortable I don’t even go back. don’t think I could ever those streets.” down walking She was tempted and haunted She was tempted and health by her past, but personal Bobby was her new priority. to return was determined never return to the streets; never to to McMicken Avenue”

After sustaining an injury at her job, Bobby experienced her experienced Bobby her job, at After sustaining an injury get my I would for years. a functioning addict “I was There it. helped her through her second husband, Ron, later. He died three weeks recounting her she said, just fell apart,” world “My whole relapsed. Bobby to escape her inner turmoil, Desperate she once again turned to out, Ron’s prescription ran When evicted, She was lost everything. Bobby but surely, Slowly to sex said she couldn’t imagine returning Bobby sober, Now my morals, my self-esteem, my dignity, “[It] took my on McMicken homeless and engaged in sex work She was was Bobby cold and dangerous. Life on the street was recalling the she said, day,” that it was what “I don’t know the begins for victims is between work age sex average The life-changing had a pivotal, Bobby In December 2015, to Good Samaritan Hospital after Hudson rushed Bobby She walked she had to get better. she knew moment, At that and I money, gotten I could have dope, got “I could have divorce in 2000. in 2000. divorce with prescription opiates It began first run with addiction. turned to street heroin. before she gradually she said. long,” all day go to work and medication she met Ron in 2010 and later when seemed hope for Bobby only he would saying got her life on track, He married him. her children, and Bobby He loved clean. be with her if she got his She took a fulfilling life. her to live and he encouraged as and earning a degree years clean for two staying advice, that in an environment thriving was She a medical assistant. But her fantasy came to an abrupt health and love. promoted he that Ron revealed when April 2014, and unexpected halt in cancer. brain had inoperable of Ron’s death. in the aftermath mental state she quickly Abusing the rest of Ron’s prescription OxyContin, of addiction. fell back into the world enough. the high simply wasn’t though, Eventually, heroin. she cocaine and says to crack introduced she was Soon after, with [it].” “fell right in love support her To to a life on the streets. her to transition forcing servicing everyone she began engaging in sex work, habit, to the mailman. lawyers from work. — hygiene my looks, my respect for myself, my self-worth, she said. everything,” other women many She realized that about a year. for Avenue had been there much longer than she, Avenue on McMicken still be there. of them may and guesses many and johns, vagrants from risk of attacks constantly at brutally beaten she was She says including those she trusted. by once raped and was multiple times, for drugs and money gunpoint. one of her regular clients at horrible.” was “But that assault. the National to a report from according ages of 12 and 16, Associates. Abt by Institute of Justice declining her health was just 107 pounds, Weighing moment. and she began after being on the streets for a year, rapidly “dope her usual differed from feeling a sickness which sickness.” she was There, of deterioration. found her in a state having diagnosed with bacterial pneumonia and methicillin-resistant They skin infection. a severe aureus (MRSA), Staphylococcus supplying before releasing her, her for just four days kept to struggle Bobby a prescription for antibiotics and leaving symptoms. withdrawal severe through There, church. a Catholic Place, Tamar’s the hospital to from she met a colleague of Hudson’s. PROVIDED Saying goodbye to McMicken Avenue McMicken to goodbye Saying How one Cincinnati woman changed her life after sex work and addiction work sex after life her changed woman one Cincinnati How Bobby grew up in Ohio. At age 10, her father died. Her died. her father 10, At age up in Ohio. grew Bobby Bobby is not naïve to the harsh realities of sex work. the harsh realities of sex work. to is not naïve Bobby Bobby was once one of over one million sex workers in the one million sex workers once one of over was Bobby Bobby could never have received the help she needed received have could never Bobby Bobby is a college-educated mother of five; a woman who has who a woman mother of five; a college-educated is Bobby MARLENA TOEBBEN | STAFF REPORTER | STAFF MARLENA TOEBBEN EMMA HODGE | CONTRIBUTOR walking be a sex worker, she would thought never Bobby mother, an uneducated woman from Hazard, Kentucky, Kentucky, Hazard, from woman an uneducated mother, no other family to With later. three years abandoned Bobby as an and legally classified emancipated was Bobby turn to, married she was a year, Within of Ohio. the state adult by would She and her husband and expecting her first child. children before their five and have together for 20 years stay Whenever one woman left the street, she said, “there were six “there were she said, the street, left one woman Whenever to replace them. girls out there” more new United States, according to a report by Foundation Scelles. Scelles. Foundation by to a report according United States, managed to leave Bobby however, sex workers, many Unlike story Bobby’s the streets and form a stable life for herself. by but underscored is ridden with struggle and heartache, triumph and success. if someone hadn’t given her a chance, ignoring the oft- her a chance, if someone hadn’t given and drug addicts to stereotypes of sex workers perpetuated full credit to Scarlet Hudson, She gives place their faith in her. organization a nonprofit Alabaster, of Women The founder of Hudson is Bobby, To off the street. helps get women that most of her and she attributes “mom,” simply as known to her. recovery worked every day since she was 13 years old. She certainly old. 13 years since she was day every worked Sex worker. stereotype of a sex does not fit the traditional by as people perpetually stricken are typecast workers as a sex work view those who dehumanized by poverty; come workers sex In reality, than a necessity. choice rather and socioeconomic geographical different racial, many from their reasons for being on the have all and they backgrounds, the greater how by remain linked all sex workers Yet streets. lost causes. them: as dangerous, society views McMicken Avenue and engaging in sex work to support her to support in sex work and engaging Avenue McMicken drug habit. Scarlet Hudson comforts one of the other volunteers at the Women of Alabaster Women the at Scarlet comforts Hudson volunteers one of the other on on heroin helping overdosed after they were they had lost one of the girls 2017. 20, Nov. 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Opening Day at Rhinegeist Opening Day Opening Day Party at Party Opening Day Taft’s Season Opener Taft’s The Annual Block Party The Opening Day is right around the corner. corner. the is right around Opening Day NOELLE ZIELINSKI | LIFE & ARTS EDITOR EDITOR NOELLE ZIELINSKI | LIFE & ARTS first baseman successfully dives for a line drive off the bat of the St. Louis Cardinals’ Skip Schumaker Cardinals’ Louis St. bat of the off the for a line drive dives successfully Votto Reds first baseman Joey Cincinnati defeated Cardinals The Aprl 5, 2010. Monday, Ohio, American Ballpark in Cincinnati, of the sixth end the top Great to inning at 11-6. the Reds, For the Cincinnati Reds, it starts Thursday, Thursday, it starts Reds, the Cincinnati For the festivities are back and and 29, March the Opening to new If you’re better than ever. a rundown or simply want excitement Day are a few here to do, to go and what of where started. ideas to help get you

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Lager House is hosting an Opening Day party Lager House is hosting an Opening Day music and specials live a party tent, featuring 10 festivities begin at The for food and drinks. and admission is free. a.m., 8 Mar. 28, 2018 | newsrecord.org Life &Arts to seeasequel just as entertaining action movie. and overall, itwas an Rotten Tomatoes,on 71 percent “Fresh” rating 6.9 rating onIMDbanda The firstfilmreceived a Kikuchi) tosave humankind. and Mako Mori(Rinko Becket, (CharlieHunnam) is ultimately uptoRaleigh piloted by two humans. It — mobileweapons tobe giant robots calledJaegers Kaiju, humans developed raging war. To fightthe and brought withthem a which arose from thesea creatures calledKaiju del Toro, isbasedaround directed by Guillermo Friday. The firstfilm, counterpart, was released the sequeltoits2013 ‘Pacific Rim:Uprising’:Apointless sequel that hadnocleardirection ‘The TheoryofRelativity’ gravitates towards CCM universe Viewers were eager “Pacific RimUprising,” NOELLE ZIELINSKI|LIFE&ARTS EDITOR weak openingweekend million —anincredibly movie generated just$26.2 huge fansofthisfilm. The that audienceswere not make nosecretofthefact true direction. it apointlesssequelwithno heart andcreativity, making the filmlacked del Toro’s Despite thenew characters, film played by John Boyega. of awar hero from thefirst Jake Pentecost — theson war. The story alsofollows remnants from theprevious by piecingtogetherold is crafting herown Jaeger by CaileeSpaeny. Amara Amara, atechgeniusplayed audience isintroduced to In theopeningscenes, the the sequelthat hittheaters. were leftdisappointedin Unfortunately, audiences packed asitspredecessor. intriguing andaction- The boxofficenumbers for its2013original. which was thebiggesthub markets includingChina, film isopenin62offshore of afinancialsinkhole. The showings todigthemout to relyonsalesfrom foreign Studios have nochoicebut Legendary andUniversal production cost. As aresult, estimated $155millionnet when comparedtoits opening day in China fora on Saturday —thebiggest million onFriday and$25.2 in China, raking in$22.8 did indeedperformwell $120.5 million. The film box officeopeningof suggesting aninternational garner just$55.5million, the filmwas projected to Black Panther. Elsewhere, projected this February for roughly thesamefigures three-day startinChina— projected a$65 million PROVIDED BY CCM “Pacific RimUprising” and itlaunchedahugediscussionabouttechnology and otherconcepts. light cones, Newton’s laws, the Theory ofRelativity which CCMandphysics studentsconversed about course turnedintoatwo-hour interactive lessonin science. What was supposedtobeashortcrash relativity, allowing thecasttorelate theirwork to to give thecastashortcrash-course ongeneral undergraduate directorofUC’sphysics department, added totheboard. unfold, anew equation —orpartofanequation —is empty at first. As eachofthecharacters’ problems decisions orexploringtheirsexuality. go through adivorce, weighing seriouspersonal are enduring, whether itbewitnessingtheirparents come tovarious revelations concerningtheissuethey students. Throughout theproduction, thecharacters characters, allofwhom portray collegephysics students faceonaday-to-day basis. 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The different show containingmultiplestorylines centeredaround unique. physics department tocreate somethingoriginaland of Relativity.” CCMstudentsteamedupwithUC’s physics intheir upcomingperformance, “The Theory of Music(CCM)iscombiningmusicaltheatre and “Our studentsbecameenraptured by thephysics, CCM’s production invited Dr. Richard Gass, The show isbasedaround achalkboard which is “The Theory ofRelativity” isa “song cycle” —a The University ofCincinnati’s College-Conservatory NOELLE ZIELINSKI|LIFE&ARTS EDITOR people insidetheJaegers,” emotional lives ofthepuny of expositionaboutthe there’s thebarestdash former andthelatter; and of battles between the monsters, andplenty story forsenselessaction. exchanging acompelling movie repetitive, however, Hollywood movie thisyear. “There arebigrobots, Some criticsfoundthe Uprising’ is, like the2013 for days. had enoughactiontolast the filmlacked heartbut The Washington Post said a littlemoreenjoyable.” might make thewhole thing me, asemblanceofstakes one need? 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Ourstaff attempts topredict how the2018 will hopethat thosefaceswillimprove withsomeseasoning faces, especiallyin thepitchingdepartment, andtheReds lost 90ormoregames. Lastseasonbrought alotofnew to reboundfrom threeconsecutive seasonsinwhich they Thursday at . The Reds are looking season againstthe at 4:10p.m. The NewsRecord predicts the Cincinnati Reds 2018 season Last year, thebigproblem withtheRedswas starting Offensively, the lineuphasthefirepower tokeep themin They hadacouplebreakout rookies lastyear inLuis Opening Day ishere. The Cincinnati Redsopentheir DAVID WYSONG |THEBIGCHEESE MATT HUFFMON|STAFF REPORTER JASON SZELEST |SPORTS EDITOR Jason: 76-86 from thelastcoupleyears. compete foraplayoff spot, butthisteamwillbeimproved year arebackin2018. games, asallfive Redswho hitat least25homerunslast power toconsistently competewiththesesquads. Nationals dominating. The Redssimplydo nothave thestar few seasonswith theCubs, Dodgers, Diamondbacksand National LeagueCentral behindthe ChicagoCubs. Brewers andSt. LouisCardinals fortheNo. 2spotinthe if itwas considered a “rebuilding” or “growing” season. Castillo. rotation, suchas Amir Garrett, SalRomanoandLuis the bullpenandoverall teamchemistry. down toconsistency andstaying healthy in2018. Overall, thepitchingisstillnotonalevel where they can The National Leaguehasbecomestronger over thepast For 2018, IseetheRedscompetingwithMilwaukee A 29-52road record in2017was simplyembarrassing, even I amvery intrigued by young pitchersinthestarting Picking upaveteran like Jared Hugheswillhelpdepthin With thecoreoftalent returningfortheReds, itwillcome Matt: 82-80 within thenext coupleyears. No. 2overall pickHunterGreeneshouldbeonhisway Senzel shouldmake thejumptomajorsthisyear, and can winafew moregamesthanthey didlast year. return from the disabledlist, ofcourse¬—thentheReds these guyscanallstay healthy thisyear —¬¬once they both year andBrandon Finnegan onlypitchedinfourgames. If contract in2014. he hashardly pitchedat allsincesigninghis$105million either, soIthinkthey willstillstink. did notsignany savior totake themtothepromised land, finished third placeinthedivision. they haven’t accomplishedsince2013when they still So, thefutureisbright, butthe presentisnot. There issometalentcomingfrom theminorssoonasNick Anthony DeSclafaniwas injuredtheentireseasonlast Homer Bailey returnedtowards theendofyear, but An injuredpitchingstaffhurtCincinnati in2017. The Redswon 68gameslastyear. That ishorrendous. They It istimefortheRedstowin80-plusgames—something Dave: 75-87 CHRIS LEE|ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |TNS Mar. 28, 2018 | newsrecord.org 11 Commits JUSTIN HILES | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER HILES | STAFF JUSTIN PG Logan Johnson Johnson PG Logan F Laquill Hardnett (Mountain View, California) View, (Mountain Maryland) (Nottingham, “Originally being from Cleveland, I always I always Cleveland, “Originally being from parade Opening Day the traditional While a lot of cool shops [and] “There’s are listed on Thursday Local parties on when 4:10 p.m. game will air at The Day means to this city. Day as a kid,” Day going to Opening loved business student Max Kolman second-year here to start going I came down “When said. Everyone a big thing. it’s like to school, a It’s almost like I hear. goes downtown so it should or something, religious holiday be I’ll probably and honestly, be exciting, downtown.” there is still Thursday, will not be held on plenty to do leading up to the game. sport first-year downtown,” restaurants lot “A said. Nutter Ben student administration meet a bunch of people just kind of convene, and the game, [and] talk about of strangers together.” heads over everyone Fountain including one at cincinnatiusa.com, local food, can enjoy attendees Square where to 8 11 a.m. beer and entertainment from p.m. longtime Reds right-handed Homer start his first Opening Day makes Bailey the reigning National against Max Scherzer, winner. Award Young League Cy Departing F Gary – 12.9 ppg, 8.7 ppg, Clark – 12.9 F Gary – 11.3 Washington F Kyle Bart F Jackson rpg, 2.1 apg, 1.4 spg, 1.2 bpg 1.4 spg, 2.1 apg, rpg, 1.4 bpg 5.5 rpg, ppg, Kyle Washington (24) talks things over with Jarron Cumberland (34) during the Cumberland with Jarron (24) talks things over Washington Kyle 12, 2017. on December BB&T Arena basketball game at men’s return Expected to Thursday is the first game of the season for Thursday here,” “[Baseball] is our big sport down Pride has not been easy to wield as a by has dropped attendance average While and it attitude has a positive “Everybody are not Cincinnati for those who Even G Keith Williams ¬¬– 3.1 Williams G Keith – 4.8 ppg, Jenifer PG Justin ppg, Moore – 3.4 Trevor G 3.6 rpg Scott – 3.1 ppg, Tre F – 7.9 ppg, PG Cane Broome – 2.9 F Mamoudou Diarra F Eliel Nsoseme – 0.9 ppg, Cumberland – 11.5 G Jarron – 2.6 ppg, F Nysier Brooks G Sam Martin Koz G John Evans G Jacob and want to go to this one game is what I to go to this one game is what and want is “This said. Nagarajan most about it,” like most of us are excited to go and the one day a good time.” and have fun there, have baseball team, first professional history’s in the Queen adding to the rich tradition City. criminal justice student Ryan third-year pride in our take we “So, Belleman said. team.” Reds fan the past four seasons. Cincinnati berths in three of the After earning playoff the Reds have of the decade, first four years missed the postseason in each of the last and compiled a dismal overall four years of 276-372 — good for a .426 win record percentage. a still draws one day 8,000 since 2013, over sell-out crowd. year,” brings up hope for the new always but I just hopeful, “I’m always Belleman said. happens.” mind open to whatever my keep Opening quickly learn what they natives, ppg, 1.2 rpg ppg, 2.5 apg 1.7 rpg 2.8 apg 1.9 rpg ppg, 1.7 rpg 2.9 apg 4.0 rpg, ppg, 2.3 rpg entering the (contemplating 4.7 – 13 ppg, draft) 2018 NBA 3.1 apg rpg, and Eliel Nsoseme (5.7 and Eliel Nsoseme to fill attempt minutes) will Washington. the shoes of the forward, power Like to center position will need consistency. find offensive Center Small forward Power forward Power Evans will be the Bearcats Bearcats will be the Evans Nysier Brooks (9.7 minutes) Nysier Brooks Tre Scott and redshirt Tre starting small forward for starting small forward if a row in year the third to he decides to return turns Evans If Cincinnati. look for Hardnett, pro, to fill into Williams Moore or the rotation. freshman Mamoudou for over will take Diarra forward the power Clark at the Together, position. of Scott ability defensive should rival and Diarra the power Offensively, Clark. position needs forward contributors to replace Clark’s 12.9 points per game. Sixth Athletic Conference during 2016- Year Man of the sophomores Incoming 17. and Keith Moore Trevor next on the are Williams depth chart. ALEX FRANK | STAFF REPORTER ALEX FRANK | STAFF speaks Opening Day In Cincinnati, Cincinnati The has finally arrived. day That because a lot of day “I think it’s a great opened in American Ball Park Since Great opening game of the 2016 season saw The friends come together all my fact that “The tradition. It means so much to sports fans tradition. annually honor the the city who throughout begin their oldest team in baseball as they seasonal campaign. 129th season will commence on Reds’ Washington on the take they when Thursday Nationals. come together and celebrate,” Cincinnatians mechanical engineering student fifth-year “It’s just a good said. Nagarajan Varun a lot of my because I know atmosphere and it’s a good time to friends are going, friends. with your fun and celebrate have a lot to means that day [It’s] a great Cincinnati.” arrived have largest crowds some of its 2003, on Opening Day. in the crowd the largest regular-season of 43,683. with an attendance history venue’s as 43,804 lasted only one year, record That in 2017. poured into GABP on Opening Day Opening Day: A Cincinnati tradition like no other no like tradition A Cincinnati Opening Day: Point guard Point Shooting guard Possibly the deepest the deepest Possibly The obvious candidate candidate obvious The Laquill Hardnett, a 6-foot-8 Laquill Hardnett, position returning for the position returning for and Cane Broome Bearcats. each have Jenifer Justin of collegiate three years belts. experience under their the had Although Broome in year better statistical earned the Jenifer 2017-18, Cronin. starting nod from Although he will be third will look to Johnson in line, his time during earn playing freshmen year. for the starting position at for the starting position at is Jarron shooting guard the American Cumberland, 247sports. Hall Perry from forward in Nottingham, High School to UC. MD also committed skills and guard-like With Mick size, great in could use Hardnett Cronin Clark; or as a like the post., Evans. like ball handler, MARK RIGHTMIRE | ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER MARK RIGHTMIRE | ORANGE COUNTY

The top recruit joining the top recruit joining The What’s next for Cincinnati next for Cincinnati What’s Evans, a 6-foot-6 small Evans, MATT HUFFMON | STAFF REPORTER HUFFMON | STAFF MATT Kyle Clark and Gary

A statue of Reds pitcher Joe Nuxhall stands outside the Great Joe Nuxhall stands outside the Great of Reds pitcher A statue 2005 (gsb) Ohio. in Cincinnati, American Ball Park What is the future of University of Cincinnati basketball? Cincinnati of of University future is the What Bearcats is Logan Johnson, is Logan Johnson, Bearcats from a 6-foot-2 point guard High School in Francis St. California. A Mountain View, Johnson three-star prospect, 32 high is considered the No. in the school point guard to according class of 2018, basketball after a basketball second-round devastating in the NCAA loss to Nevada tournament? forward, is currently is currently forward, in the to be picked projected of the 2018 second round of whether Regardless draft. for he should stay think you or chase a his senior year 13 points and his career, pro were 4.7 rebounds per game to take crucial to UC’s ability season. games this past over Washington are graduating. are graduating. Washington III Evans Jacob guard Junior to whether is contemplating draft. enter the 2018 NBA Sports 12 Mar. 28, 2018 | newsrecord.org in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Nov. 1,2017. The celebrate a5-1 winagainsttheLos after 7ofthe inGame Angeles Dodgers World at Stadium Dodger Series Sports playing when thecalendarrolls intoOctober. Our staffgives you theirprojections onwho willstillbe of prospects areready toemergeasbig-timebigleaguers. us. Several bignamesareinnew uniforms, andanew batch between arenow over, andtheMLBregularseasonisupon will narrowly edgetheirhated rivals inthe AL Eastrace. former Cy Young Award winnerRickPorcello, theRedSox a fullyhealthy David Price andabounce-backyear from East champsalsoaddedapower hitterinJ.D. Martinez. With Stanton toanalready powerful lineup, butthereigning AL they have enoughtotake down New York though. stay above theMinnesota Twins inthe AL Central. Notsure healthy MichaelBrantley andCorey Kluberwillhelpthemto many thoughtthey would returntothe . A Offseason moves, andeverything in DAVID WYSONG |EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MATT HUFFMON|STAFF REPORTER JASON SZELEST |SPORTS EDITOR Jason: A lotisbeingmadeofthe Yankees addingGiancarlo Matt: 2017was ahugedisappointment forCleveland, as AL Central-Jason, MattandDavid: Cleveland AL East-Jason: BostonRedSoxMattand ai: NewYork YankeesDavid: Indians Picking theMLBplayoff teams playoff chances. of theyear, butthisroster istoogoodtoletitimpacttheir contend with. There may beahangover at thebeginning Correa willbetoomuchfortherestof AL West to their stellaroffense. The likes ofJose Altuve andCarlos help perennialMVPcandidate Mike Trout gettoOctober. Cozart andJapanese sensation ShoheiOhtani. They should were alsobusythisoffseason, adding All StarshortstopZack should have noproblem reachingthepostseason. The Angels after their2017postseasonrunandoffseasonsignings Stanton, soIthinktheNationals willleadthiswiretowire. last year was theMarlinsandthey losttheirbestplayer in contend withtheNats inthisdivision. The second-placeteam Matt:BostonRedSoxand David: The Astros won the World Serieslastyear behind Jason: The Yankees may bethehottestteamofSpring David: This oneiseasy. There isnoonewho willeven David: BostonRedSoxand AL Wild Cards-Jason: and LUIS SINCO |LOS ANGELESTIMES|TNS NL East-Jason: New York MetsMattand AL West- Jason, MattandDavid: Houston Dave: WashingtonNationals Los AngelesAngels Astros 5-1. the Braves thethird during inninginaMLBbaseballpreseason gameonMonday, March 26,2018,inAtlanta. The Yankees won, New York Yankees Stanton celebrates Giancario (left) his2-runhomerwithAaron bothscored Judge after to takea4-0leadover inJoe Madden. a playoff spot. Too muchyoung talent, pairedwithasolid have noproblem tobeat outtheBrewers andCardinals for for themtomissthe2017 World Series. Still, they should Series onceagain. be surprisedifthey make apostseasonpushtothe World L.A. hasaterrificblendofveterans andyoung talent. Donot Arizona andColorado couldprove tobeviablethreats. Still, this season. Although theDodgerswon by 11gamesin2017, postseason. division, buttheoffenseshouldbeenoughtogetthem to the A mediocrerotation willkeep themfrom winningthe with Nolan Arenado, D.J. LeMahieuandCharlieBlackmon. every time. Colorado mighthave thebestlineupinbaseball but itwould beboringifwe kept pickingthesameteams Diamondbacks andMilwaukee Brewers David: St. LouisCardinalsand Matt: Like theIndians, itwas consideredadisappointment Matt: The race forthewest couldbecloserthanmostthink Jason: The Nationals arethefavorites towinthedivision, NL West- Jason, MattandDavid: Los Angeles NL Wild Cards-Jason: Washington Nationals NL Central-Jason, MattandDavid: Chicago and ColoradoRockiesMatt: Arizona CURTIS COMPTON |ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION |TNS Dodgers Cubs Mar. 28, 2018 | newsrecord.org 13 OLIVIER DOULIERY | ABACA PRESS | TNS PRESS | ABACA OLIVIER DOULIERY This is far from the first is far from This with Dowd’s However, It should be an interesting reportedly leaving due to reportedly leaving friction with the president a face-to-face regarding While with Mueller. interview of has been in favor Trump Dowd such an interview, opposed it. ardently has abandoned who attorney Mark legal team. Trump’s for a spokesperson Corallo, 2017 left in July the team, Politico months. after just two he that time, the at reported, with left due to his frustration House was White the how a Mark Kasowitz, operating. for Donald personal attorney also hired to the was Trump, and left in legal team in May July. a major resignation, of a the path in roadblock between interview sit-down Special Counsel Mueller and has now Trump President a path paving been cleared, that’s an interview towards an beginning to feel like inevitability. couple of months moving forward. As Mueller continues to These new revelations tying revelations new These Guccifer 2.0 is widely seemingly close in on the Trump’s president, defense Dowd John attorney announced his resignation Dowd 22. March Thursday, for the lead attorney was President Trump’s legal team in the Russia probe, Russia — and potentially the campaign — to the Trump 2016 election interference time for the a rough come at president. known as the hacker as the hacker known responsible for the data breach and leak of the National Democratic including Committee in 2016, breaches of Clinton campaign officials — one of the higher- and most public pieces profile direct regarding of evidence Russian interference. his location through a virtual through his location had (VPN), network private he one slip-up during which VPN his failed to activate before logging into a social subsequent The media site. not only tied him to data but placed him directly GRU, in the GRU’s headquarters in Moscow. Britain’s Channel 4 News Britain’s Channel 4 News evidence In addition, outside researcher who who outside researcher for was claimed the data academic purposes. aired an investigative among other piece which, Cambridge revealed things, Analytica CEO Alexander Nix boasting about discrediting politicians including methods through traps, and honey prostitutes the company claiming that of Donald the entirety ran digital campaign. Trump’s major connection to the This coupled campaign, Trump with the potentially illegal fifty acquisition of over of data, worth million users’ will be a lot to unpack for can as they Mueller’s team, illegal actions indict any committed — not just those to Russia. specifically related of Russia’s tampering in the 2016 election was further strengthened even as notorious hacker this week outed as an Guccifer 2.0 was acting intelligence operative the as a member of the GRU, foreign Russian military’s The intelligence agency. masking typically individual, TIM GOLDENBERG | STAFF REPORTER TIM GOLDENBERG | STAFF this column Last week, itself is not that While Cambridge Analytica, MuellerWatch: Cambridge Analytica, Guccifer, Analytica, Guccifer, Cambridge MuellerWatch: legal team dwindling severely and Trump’s U.S. national security advisor H.R. 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Thursday is Opening Day, marking the beginning of a long marking the Day, is Opening Thursday Mounir’s weekly Mounir’s Opinion seems like generations, Opening Day has begun in Cincinnati has begun in Cincinnati Opening Day generations, seems like began — with a huge — the city where preceding the first game of the season. and celebration parade I first came When symbolic and purely Cincinnati. It is historic, cancelled class (and a quiz) professor chemistry my to UC, isn’t on the parade that Now festivities. due to Opening Day It makes parade. it isn’t really an Opening Day Opening Day, its well-established is disconnecting from Cincinnati it feel like a still have won’t doesn’t mean we that However, MLB history. the parade. old time at grand Cincinnati, I’ve expanded my social life further into the city. social life further into the city. expanded my I’ve Cincinnati, Great Banks by The to go to friends wanted my year, This going Honestly, I guess. adulting, American because … well, Rowdy, Banks is a similar scene to good old Clifton. The out on and middle-aged people alike professionals young intoxicated However, and hilarious people-watching. for fascinating make a can expect to pay you ambience, “upscale” for a slightly more the guys, For in Clifton. would lot more for the night than you to don’t want charge you a cover usually means paying that you’re feel like you definitely makes Going out downtown pay. all It’s also where than the UC bubble. a part of the city rather it a little more makes which the fun is during the Reds games, area. the UC the trek from exciting and worth of baseball. I mean, how could you not? The Cubs breaking The not? could you how I mean, of baseball. us that ago showed a couple years drought their 100+ year game — baseball the average However, curses can end. for — can be pretty dry the Reds are playing especially when being like is nothing There a significant portion of the game. ambience of The there in-person and seeing the real thing. other sport, any a baseball game in-person is not like being at The sport. favorite my baseball isn’t even and I’ll admit that seeing the ball fly out of the park and inning stretch, seventh are a huge part of the Ball Game” Me Out to the “Take singing on television. just don’t get that You experience. season honoring America’s favorite pastime: the great game the great pastime: America’s favorite season honoring game isn’t complete without a baseball me, For of baseball. an on-the- Hot dogs are an all-beef hot dog. and Jack Cracker But do “baseball.” and “America” screams both go sausage that in a regular hot dog? If I’m going eating you’re what y’all know the it all to come from I want a tube of mashed up meat, to eat Niman Ranch — all National, Hebrew Nathans, same animal. cost more may they And sure, the best hot dogs are 100% beef. meh. aren’t least they but at than a regular dog, MOUNIR LYNCH | OPINION EDITOR MOUNIR LYNCH 14 Mar. 28, 2018 | newsrecord.org Opinion Why Cincinnati City Council must raise thelegaltobacco age to 21 the firstplace. implement these policiesin states andmajorcities, country, includingseveral communities around the are many clearreasonswhy is limited. However, there the benefitsofthesepolicies widespread, research behind recently becomingmore tobacco ageto21isonly overall. our cityabetterplacetolive creating legislation tomake cities across thecountry by in thefootstepsofother Cincinnati couldfollow purchase tobaccoto21. legal minimumageto environment: raising the public healthandthe protect futuregenerations, implementing apolicy to the country have begun Raising theminimum Since raising thelegal Recently, citiesacross MOUNIR LYNCH |OPINIONEDITOR harmful tohealth asdirect smoke exposure isjustas proven that secondhand health researchers have realistic policy, several public smoking inCincinnati asa pedestalize banningpublic affect ouratmosphere. and toxinswhich, over time, environment withpollutants smoke fillsthesurrounding nearly nonexistent. Cigarette secondhand smoke isnow exponentially. Furthermore, main campushasdecreased from cigarette buttson Tobacco Free UC, litter the implementation of systems oncampus. Since of allnicotinedelivery The policy banstheuse Free UC,” onallcampuses. dubbed “Tobaccopolicy, implemented atobacco-free the city. InMay 2017, UC cleaner environment within tobacco agecreates a Although Idonot TNR FILE UC decidedto pay Ray Tensing too soon the basisofdisability, race, color, religion, national origin, officer at thetimeofDuBose’sslaying. That includes Tensing, who was employed asaUCpolice notice which allstudents, facultyandstaffmustabideby. loved ones. wrongfully executedhimandsnatched himaway from his Tensing’s case. that civilrightsviolations could have potentiallyoccurredin completed, according to AP. The U.S Attorney’s officestated an ongoingreview ofthefactscasehadnotbeen Attorney’s spokeswoman Jennifer Thornton revealed that wide announcementofthesettlementviaemail, theU.S. reimbursed. anyone who iswrongfully chargedwithacrimeshouldbe verdict. Tensing’s legalfeeswere certainlynotcheap, and only tobeacquittedafterajury was unabletoreacha through many aspectsofthecriminaljusticesystem, booked onmurder andmanslaughterchargeswent anyone who enduressuch anexpensive trial. Tensing was $244,230 inbackpay andbenefits, pluslegalfeesof$100,000. indicated that theuniversity isrequiredtopay Tensing murderer/former UCPDofficerRay Tensing. The statement detailing asettlementreachedbetween theuniversity and selection ofvarious tobacco stores which sellalarge consumers toconvenience neighborhoods, reroutes far from low-income many ofwhich arelocated access togrocery stores, our city. can easilybeprevented in warfare andinequitythat direct, clearexampleofclass income individuals. This isa common thanamonghigher- income individualsismore tobacco useamonglower- pollution inthecity. amount ofwaste andair eliminating asignificant the numberofsmokers, tobacco ageto21reduces health. Increasingthelegal that aredetrimentalto chemicals incigarettesmoke to themany toxinsand smoke exposesnon-smokers tobacco use. Secondhand “The University ofCincinnati doesnotdiscriminate on The non-discrimination statement reads: The University ofCincinnati hasanon-discrimination Tensing didn’tjustviolate SamDubose’scivilrights—he However, onthesameday Pintosenthisuniversity- Typically, reimbursementoflegalfeesisexpectedfor On Friday, UCPresidentNeville Pintoreleasedastatement MOUNIR LYNCH |OPINIONEDITOR A lackoftransportation Furthermore, widespread hour. Let’sassumeIwas a Cincinnati is$8.30per people. the pockets ofstruggling our communitiesandinto money canbefunneledinto regular tobaccouse. This by cutting theexpenseof upwards of$10,000annually non-smokers cansave Department ofLabor, young target forhighsales. corporations deliberately locations that bigtobacco at convenience stores— by regularlyshopping tobacco isdirectlyincreased addiction. 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Itistime Cincinnati israpidly growing community. The cityof healthier andmorewealthy we willcreate acleaner, age oftobaccosales, to long-termuse. a young agecaneasilylead smokers. Usingtobacco from from becomingregular massive numberofpeople age of21, we canprevent a for individualsunderthe we banthesaleoftobacco smokers inlittletime. When going ontobecomeregular and 21, withmany ofthem between theagesof18 smokers beginsmoking exhibit. health behavior onecan use ispractically theworst the CDC. Frankly, tobacco By increasingtheminimum A largeproportion of Mar. 28, 2018 | newsrecord.org 15

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