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Flyer News, Vol. 59, No. 36 BASEBALL SPLITS HOME GAMES, paGE 12 FRIDAY NEWS, BIRDSong’S BLOG FINDS WAY TO CNN.COM, paGE 3 MAR. 30, 2012 A&E, TRAVEL ACROSS THE ‘udveRSe’, paGE 6 OPINIONS, WITNESS THE RON paUL SHOWDOWN, paGES 8,9 SPORTS, CBS FEATURE SHOWCASES RED SCARE, NOT ‘townieS,’ paGE 10 flyernews.com UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON VOL. 59 NO. 36 SGA CANDIDATES REV UP FOR CAMPAIGNING JUSTIN GUINN year he was a Marycrest Complex volved with SGA for two years. Abbate, an English and adolescent funding process for student orga- Copy Editor senator. Grewal is a bio-chemistry She currently serves as social to young adult education major, nizations, and I think that’s a big This year’s Student Govern- major. He is the vice president of sciences senator now is the education senator and step in getting student govern- ment Association president and academic affairs and served as a this year and was a Marycrest senator last year. ment’s names out there and doing vice president tickets say they are Stuart Hall senator last year. was a Virgin- Kaylor said she has enjoyed good for the university.” eager to bridge the gap between K a y l o r , ia W. Ketter- working with Abbate over the past But, Kaylor said there are many SGA and students. a politi- ing Hall sena- two years and likes her ideas. things to improve in student gov- Students will be able to vote cal science tor last year. “I’ve seen a lot of good that we ernment, such as issues with com- from midnight April 11 until noon major, has [SGA] can do for students,” Kaylor munication and transparency. She April 15, according to Ashlee An- also been in- said. “We’ve said she and Abbate both think derson, a junior marketing and really im- one of SGA’s biggest problems is management major and SGA elec- p r o v e d that a lot of students don’t know tions committee co-chair. t h e what it is. The president and vice presi- “We think a way to fix that dent tickets include sophomore would be to go to the students and Luq Nichols and sophomore Jesse inform them of who SGA is, who Grewal running against junior the faces are associated with it, Emily Kaylor and sophomore and ask them how they think Megan Abbate. Anderson said that we can help them,” Kay- this is the only contested race in lor said. “It shouldn’t be the SGA election. about government or what we Nichols is a business ethics want to do. It should be about and applied mathematical eco- what the students want.” nomics major. This year he is the Nichols conveyed similar senti- sophomore class senator and last ments about improving communi- cation and the importance of the The SGA president and vice preseident tickets pose for a photograph, Sunday, March 25. From left: Sophomores Jesse Grewal and Luq Nichols, junior Emily Kaylor and sophomore Megan Abbate. HANNAH MAGNAN/ART DIRECTOR See SGA on p. 4 New Flyer Enterprises CEO brings passion, innovation to position CHRIS CRISANTI best organizations on campus,” has proved himself and I have con- across America for business stu- ing major and director of market- Staff Writer Holdmeyer said. “Becoming CEO is fidence in him in the coming year.” dents,” Holdmeyer said. “Education ing communications for Flyer En- Sean Holdmeyer, a junior opera- truly a dream come true, and it was Flyer Enterprises annually gen- is preparing you for life situations, terprises, said she and Holdmeyer tions management and leadership my No. 1 goal coming to UD.” erates $1.4 million in revenues, and and there is nothing better to pre- often have collaborated together. major, officially assumed the posi- Holdmeyer said Flyer Enter- its 170 employees make it the U.S.’s pare you than Flyer Enterprises.” She said they first started working tion of CEO of Flyer Enterprises prises was the reason why he came sixth largest student-run company, Holdmeyer said that as CEO he together their freshman year when Monday, March 26. to UD. He said he started working according to its website. wants to create more networking she was a sales associate at The Holdemeyer was appointed to the with the student-run company at Holdmeyer said employees will opportunities so FE employees can Blend, a Flyer Enterprises coffee position by the Flyer Enterprises ArtStreet Café his freshman year. attend the student-run Princeton get jobs and internships. shop. Board of Directors, and Jeff Fire- Then, he worked as new venture Student Agencies Spring Confer- Firestone said Holdemeyer’s ten- “He [Holdmeyer] is very passion- stone, former Flyer Enterprises coordinator for Flyer Enterprises ence in mid-April at Princeton Uni- dency to work outside the box will ate about everything he does and CEO and fifth-year senior finance Storage as a sophomore and be- versity. The conference will include help Flyer Enterprises grow. will be a great leader making sure and accounting major working on came president of ArtStreet Café representatives from Ivy League “I expect he’s not going to allow we carry on the core values and his Master of Business Administra- and Flyer Enterprises Catering as schools, such as Princeton Univer- the status quo because he’s an inno- focus of Flyer Enterprises,” Scully tion, he said. a junior. sity, Harvard University and Brown vated thinker and will push Flyer said. Flyer Enterprises announced the “Sean has done a fantastic job as University, along with Georgetown Enterprises to success,” Firestone As of March 26, Holdmeyer appointment on Dec. 5, 2011. president of the Art Street Café and University and Tufts University. said. “Flyer Enterprises is one of the FE Catering,” Firestone said. “He “We are a top quality program Megan Scully, a junior market- See FE on p. 5 TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY weather BUSINESS STUDENT SEWS SUCCESS (Source: www.nws.noaa.gov) 63/42 62/47 73/54 Looks like you can play with those M-Fest Showers Partly Mostly Page 4 puppies outside this weekend. and thunder- sunny sunny storms 2 NEWS Flyer News • Friday, March 30, 2012 LOCAL THE TICKER NATION NEW GREYHOUND FLIGht CAPTAIN HAS SERVICE IN DAYTON BREAKDOwn Greyhound Express recently Passengers helped sub- arrived in Dayton. The new due their JetBlue captain service, which includes many Tuesday, March 27, when non-stop routes, also recent- he had a breakdown and ly opened in Detroit, Atlanta, began claiming there was Cincinnati and Nashville, a bomb aboard the plane. Tenn., among other cities. Passengers on board the Tickets are now on sale for flight from New York City as low as $1 at www.mygrey- to Las Vegas pinned the houndexpress.com. captain to the floor while Information from Dayton Daily News another pilot made an emergency landing. MEN SHOPLIFT Recipients of the University of Dayton Libraries Awards pose next to awards committee chairs, Wednesday, March 28, following a MAN’S IntensIVE FACE ENHANCEMENT PILLS presentation ceremony in the first floor of Roesch Library. JACOB ROSEN/EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Two men recently stole Ex- TRAnsPLAnt SUC- tenze brand male enhance- CAMPUS CessFUL ment pills Tuesday, March A Virginia man received CAB COMEDIAN FUNDRASIER FE STORAGE 27, from a GNC on Brant the most extensive face Chris Fleming will perform AT FLANNy’S Flyer Enterprises’s FE Pike. The men asked a ca- transplant to date this week his comedy act for free at Head to Flanagan’s Pub at Storage venture is now shier to retrieve the pills from after 15 years of living as a 9 p.m. Saturday, March 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March a new, separate divi- a locked case so they could recluse following a terrible 31, in the McGinnis Center. 31, to raise money for the sion. It provides a way for read the back, then left when accident. The man got a The event is sponsored by Dan Haubert Scholarship. students to store items the cashier looked away to new face, nose, jaw and Campus Activities Board. Prizes will be available during the summer. There answer a phone. teeth Tuesday, March 27, For more information, con- including a free Dayton is a 10 percent discount Information from Dayton Daily News for students who book from the University of Mary- tact CAB at 937-229-3314. to Daytona trip. For more land Medical Center. information, email Alexan- before April 10. For more [email protected]. information, visit www. flyerenterprises.com. STAT schedules senior class picnic “We promote wellness in women Event to provide food, prizes, chance to meet alumni of all ages, at every stage of SARA DORN assist students with registration. nior to donate $20.12, a pun on Chief News Writer life — building a trust and “We thought it would be great the graduation year, to the senior partnership with each patient Students Today, Alumni To- to have seniors in one location so class gift. to assure her long-term health.” morrow will host a senior picnic they can network with alumni,” “The senior class gift has been Amy Park, DO featuring food, contests, free T- she said. “We’re trying to invite going on for a while and it goes shirts and other activities from the local Dayton alumni chapter.” [in the form of a scholarship] to a noon to 2 p.m. April 21 at the Art Aside from mingling with alum- junior who is in financial need,” • Compassionate, Street Ampitheatre. ni at the cookout-style picnic, Sho- Kowalski said. “Dayton runs pri- personalized health “We think it’s important for maker said there will be a photo marily on funding so this is one and wellness, students to meet and greet with booth, sumo wrestling suits, a DJ, of the ways of giving back to the including comprehensive the students they’ve spent these free food from Kennedy Union ca- school.” four years with,” said Kelley Sho- tering and a raffle.
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