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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2012 Fourth place just isn’t good enough INSIDE HODGEPODGE 2 Wednesday, October 31, 2012 SPINNAKER // UNFSPINNAKER.COM SPINNAKER // UNFSPINNAKER.COM Wednesday, October 31, 2012 3 news 6 expressions 10 sports 16 Oct. 25 Theft (Building 16) - An officer met with a complainant who said his skateboard had been stolen. The subject said he left it unlocked on the rack outside Building 16, but could see it from POLICE where he was eating. He said he heard a loud noise and saw a suspect ride toward Osprey Hall with his skateboard. He said he called UPD and did not pursue the suspect. The officer conducted a key audit to determine who entered the building at that time and is waiting for the results. The BEAT investigation is ongoing. Check out more Police Beats online at unfspinnaker.com Oct. 23 Alarm (Child Development she noticed a parking ticket on her win- Oct. 23 Sick Person (Osprey Fountains) Oct. 23 Marijuana Possession (Osprey Center) - An officer responded to an dow upon returning to her vehicle. The - An officer responded to a possible sick Cove) - An officer was conducting his alarm a child set off by accidentally get- officer observed adhesive glue saying person when he saw emergency rescue rounds when he smelled marijuana ema- ting his or her hand stuck between an “VOID”. She said she didn’t know who preparing to transport the subject. The nating from two students who walked open door and a door frame. The door would have stolen the pass. A canvass witness said the subject was spending the passed him. The officer proceeded to hinges were loosened to free the child. was not conducted due to a lapse in time. night in his dorm room when she got out question the students as to whether Only a red mark remained on the child’s Patrol efforts have been suspended. of bed and laid unconscious on the floor. they had marijuana on their person. The arm, and the parents were informed. The family was notified. students told the officer they had been Oct. 24 Theft (Library) - An officer met smoking off campus. One subject gave Oct. 23 Sick Person (Building 45) - An of- with a complainant who said her laptop Oct. 25 Theft (Building 16) - An offi- the officer the marijuana. The officer in- ficer met with a complainant who said a had been stolen. The subject said she cer met with a complainant who said vestigated the student’s dorm room with 6 10 18 student fainted while in class. The subject left her belongings on a table while she his skateboard was missing. He said he their consent and did not find any other was responsive but said she was not feel- went to the water fountain. When she placed it on the rack outside Building paraphernalia. One student was given a ing well and had been dieting. She said returned, she said her laptop was gone. 16 and could not find it later when he Notice to Appear, and both were referred // GerryMANDERING EXPLAINED // HISTORICAL DURKEEVILLE // PRESIDENTIAL SPORTS she was not under the influence of any She said she saw a subject quickly walk returned. He said he did not see any- to Student Conduct. The marijuana was Three candidates in the 2012 The Durkeeville museum is If you don't know who to vote other drugs or medications. Emergency away from the area. She said she was un- one who could have taken it. The officer placed in the JSO Property Room. Florida election talk about overflowing with artifacts relating for this November, checking out response evaluated the subject and trans- sure if the individual took the laptop. A searched the immediate area with nega- redistricting and their stance on to its town. this article may help you decide. ported her to Mayo Clinic. witness recalls the suspect but is unsure tive results. Patrol efforts have been sus- education issues. if he took the laptop. The officer and the pended. Oct. 23 Theft (Building 41) - An officer complainant conducted a canvass of the met with a complainant who said her area with negative results. The investiga- parking permit had been stolen. She said tion is ongoing. Source: University Police Department Compiled by Olivia Osland The creature from the Black Lagoon 7 11 19 crept out of the lake in front of Library earlier from this week. From Professor Hager’s sculpture class, David Main cre- // YOUR NEW Senators // THat'S TRASHY // PLayING ROUGH ated this rather large piece titled “Octo.” The results are in. Find out who Students volunteered to help UNF The UNF rugby team is back on You can see other works created by Erica your votes elected. improve recycling during the 6th the playing field for their Fall Mendeza and Wandy Griggs on display annual Garbage on the Green. 2012 season. next to “Octo” from the sidewalk. NEED MORE CONTENT? COVER — PHOTO ILLUstratION ANDREW NOBLE, KERI WEILAND AND JOEY CHECK OUT OSPREY TV'S NEWSCAST AT UNFSPINNAKER.COM. TARAVELLA the website’s NOT BAD, EITHER. INDEX PHOTOS Compiled by Keri Weiland ZACH SWEAT, KERI WEILAND, ANDREW NOBLE, CONNER SPIELMAKER, JOEY TARAVELLA OPINIONS SPINNAKER // UNFSPINNAKER.COM HODGEPODGE 4 4Wednesday,discourse October 31, 2012 SPINNAKER // UNFSPINNAKER.COM SPINNAKER // UNFSPINNAKER.COM Wednesday, October 31, 2012 5 Wednesday, October 31, 2012 Ladies, don’t let your costume Electoral College become free Halloween porn Awarded the 2010 Pacemaker Award According to About.com, modern Taylor by the Associated Collegiate Press. The responsibilities of Student Government and its constituents Halloween practices resemble medieval Awarded second place for Best College Newspaper in mumming -- wearing costumes and caus- Leckie 2007 Better College Newspaper Contest ing mischief, and souling -- going door to by the Florida College Press Assocation. JACKSONVILLE The Red Party swept last week’s elec- For the Red Party, that included those of corner. door offering prayers for the dead in ex- /// Contributing Columnist Spinnaker Staff tions, with voters leaving the Yellow Party the past administration. But even more of the responsibility lies change for treats. Editor in Chief Lindsay Montgomery only one seat out of the 20 being filled. The Red Party does consistently say its with you. You are the students from which This does indeed resemble the Halloween pictures can haunt you for the rest of your Art Director Joey Taravella The Red Party ran on an unmistak- goals stem from the will of the students. SG takes its cues, you are the voters who for American children since the 1930s, life, ingrained in you internet existence. Layout Editors Julie Henderson able platform: results. It resounded in the It doesn’t dream up the initiatives on its land candidates in seats of power. You but what is our excuse for the grown-up’s And the evidence can be very damaging. Christine Kegel bright “promises kept” banners hanging platform all on its own; it doggedly caters must also be the students who dig deeper Halloween? Girls, when photos of you and your Spencer Goldbach around campus that counted free prints to the perceived majority — we won’t dis- into the options SG presents to you. Adults dress up, too, and they can prank dressed-up lovely lady lumps hit the Copy Chief Jacob Harn and the Ropes Course among its successes. pute that. There’s an unfortunate pattern of stu- just as much. Though their version of Internet archives, people can see them. Copy Editors Katie Tison Results like those are most possible But SG represents more than the major- dents crying out against decisions they GO ALL IN pranking mostly includes drunken she- Future employers, ex-boyfriends, tech Marina Ubert when the branches of Student Government ity. It should consider all of the students, don’t support long after they’ve been made. nanigans, such as puking in the neighbors nerds who can bypass your Facebook secu- Carl Rosen are like-minded. With a focus on common even though pleasing everyone isn’t pos- The uproar over the shuttles wasn’t in full jack o’ lantern. rity preferences — the list goes on. Daily News Editor Maggie Seppi goals, there’s a greater opportunity to sible. Furthermore, it must go to greater force until the beginning of this semester. Why do we go from something as inno- You don’t want to give everything away. Enterprise Editor Ryan Thompson move forward. lengths to ensure students understand the The shouting about bringing Chick-Fil-A cent as a quest for candy and laughter to After all, Halloween is all about using your For that reason, some students in SG cost of certain initiatives. Asking students and Papa John’s to campus didn’t happen what appears to be a quest for who can imagination. You can say so much while Sports Editor Travis Gibson FOR POKER prefer less diversity among the members if they want free printing at UNF will elicit until the final stages of approval. drink the most while wearing lingerie in showing so little. Features Editor Dargan Thompson —when there’s too even a mix of “yes” a unanimous, resounding “Yes.” Asking A watchful eye should be kept on any public disguised as a costume solely with And if the strangers aren’t even paying Photo Editor Keri Weiland STUDENTS WELCOME and “no” voices, the process can stagnate, them if they’re each willing to pay a couple government, whether it be in a national, the addition of cat ears? you for it, you shouldn’t be showing it off. Photo Assistant Andrew Noble locked in a disagreement between parties.

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