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"In the process of that there students with general emotional distress and a re-evaluation ofthe core that go along with the position, are always NEWS EDITOR things that pop up-new in health services. requirements in general education to former vice-president Deranek and different issues that have become «We get most of our ideas from ensure that students are receiving a " contemplated important over the past six months hearing random complaints on campus, modern, up-to-date education.They whether or not - that we try and take care of as much as Elijah said. "But if any student would like don't plan on forgetting their annual 'Ihe 2010/2011 t#-i.. Indianapolis she should run, possible." to bring up an issue they should definitely events either, including the Winter Student Government officers are '. but decided it AP&./ 414 Many faculty members, in turn, do let a representative know. It would be Formal, of Service and #Eff li Super Saturday dready gearing up for a brand new was the best their best to listen to the issues ISG more students their other service great if got opinions projects. Deranek hopes school new issues decision for «.r# -· 0. 8 year, complete with -b presents them with. to ISG." to increase membership to fill all 27 and new a one goals, and primary her and now -.31 - . : . - 2 - «Most of the faculty is more than 'Ihe newly-inducted officers are ready for positions. many members is strengthening she's excited E.' willing to help in anyway," Engelman to tackle new issues as well, especially re- «I personally believe that ISG is communication between the student for her new for instance, is more connecting with the student body. a very strong group and that we do a government and the student body. role in student than willing to do . It is ISG our . .. F.=1< said. "Ted Polk, everything anything my personal opinion that lot for campus," Deranek said. «I Inducted into their new positions governnnent, he can to listen to our issues. has fallen behind a veil," Deranek said. feel there has been a communication Caitlin According to Elijah, issues this on Tuesday, April 12,junior already DERANEK «I don't know if the student body really breakdown [between ISG and Deranek is replacing senior . Josh Elijah planning year included installing bike racks on understands what our function is and students] so I hope to improve that. as ISG president, sophomore Hillary activities and what issues to advocate. campus, creating a green initiative, what we are here for, and so it is my Students who want to find out new «ISG's function is Engelman is the vice-president, always to take suggestions for PFS (including personal goal to get our name out there.'" about ISG's plans, as well as discuss treasurer went to sophomore the needs of the students to the Jared providing tuna as an alternative to ISG also plans on tackling smoking on current and potential problems on and Rivers professors and the Bradley sophomore Sandy faculty members meat during Lent) and providing campus, library renovations (including a campus, may attend ISG meetings on will be Who can make it 3, secretary. happen, Deranek an additional counseling option for modern languages lab to help students) Tuesdays at 3 p.m. in Esch Hall, 261. INSIDE OPINION 2 | FEATURE 6 | ENTERTAINMENT 4 1 SPORTS 9 Refiector Reviews >seepages Sports Coverage >See?Re, . . . e .. e '¥ 1 1 ... - 1 ...... ir :.... 4- ' " 4 '1.-'»- ---"-t'--,„» -„'-,»--„------*-„-*:' OPINION THE REFLECTOR April 21, 2010 Graduation! WHAT By Adrian Kendrick for it-clicht I know. However, there is no until US EDITOR-IN-CHIEF greater joy you're doing something '40 i I Advice for theyou real love and worMbetter to find out now than 'rs 1 7.5 *» 4 412 NOW?! h whenyou are about to graduate. I did this byobtaininginternships. It's thebestway Graduation. That word has been lin- tofindoutifyoureallylovethefieldyou're gering in my thoughts for a while, espe- about to dedicate the rest ofyour life. I'm cially now since it's rapidly approaching. sure your boss will know right away if Isithereas Itypethesewordsinawethat you'reinlove, andyoucan'tfakeit. Soget this is the last story that I will ever write there early and work harder than anyone / for this publication. I'm at yet another else, not because you seek attention but time in my life where I am preparing to because you're in love. At least I know step out into a whole new direction only journalism willbe there through sickness this time I'm facing the «real world."This or in health-I'm just saying. ·. realworld has been discussed all through Shut up! No really, I'm serious. No 13 69 college. Although I've been a spectator one likes a gossipen I used to talk all the ,ftil: *'.. 6\ '53 - and able to engage alittle with thepeople time. On almost all my report cards in 1 live that there, now I truly will be one of grade school was 'Adrian's a great stu- , 4-7. 94.1&/ "them." Someonelivingintherealworld. dent but she talks too much.' People are CartoonbyDanDick·BeRdlector r Iencounteredtherealworldduringmy always suspicious ofpeople that talkjust internships and I believe I can deal with to hear themselves talk.lheir words have simply because of these lessons «them," no substance behind them. 'Ihey think fully is wise and that's the impression to in. It's easy to call your boss rude names, sons that I stumbled across throughout - learned at IJIndy that has equipped me they know everything and no one wants give offin the real world. So again, shut or to ]ie about being sick when you're at my time at UIndy.lhe real world doesn't for what I am about to encounter. I don't to be around them. You don't want that up-I'm just saying. homewatching«Spongebob"justbecause seem too bad, and I'm sure I'll get the i know what words ofwisdom to offer or reputation to follow you into the real Be real. The world is full of fakes, everyone else is. People usually notice hang of it. I still have a lot of lessons to I what advice to contribute that you may world.Words travel quickly, good orbad. frauds and losers. Don't join them. If fakes.The "real world"workplace doesn't learn but that's just it...I'm willing to not have already heard, but I hope this The last thing you want is your boss to you lose who you are, what makes you need two ofthe same person. lhey like a learn. I don't know all the answers even 1 is beneficial. about a rumor approach you you started unique? Ifyou don't eat meat, tell people varietyofpersonalities, the same person all after fouryears and will never know all of I Fallinlove.IspenteveryopportunityI abouthim collectingcoloredeggs.Exactly. you're a vegetarian. Ifyou are a Christian, the time is boring.lhat's why"American them. However I do know that I enjoyed hadlearningmoreaboutjournalism.Four Isn't that stupid? So don't spread it! Just tell people you're not ashamed.The point Idol" switched it up this year...I'm just my time here, the people I met and the years later I'm still in love with journal- let him continue his collection in peace. is be yourself, don't let people dictate to kidding. memories Icreated.Okayenough.Before ism. Point is, find what youlove and go Thepersonwhochoosestheirwordscare- you howyou should act. It's easyto blend Hopefully you'll use some of my les- I get emotional I'll shut up! LETTER TO THE EDITOR College Republicans Legalize To the Editor: In the last issue of 7be Rs ector there was an opinion article about how the Re- same-sex publican Party supposedly blocks all forms of social reform.'Ihe author ofthis piece marriages , provides examples that range from civil rights reform and environmental reform of the 60s and 70s to consumer and health care reform in this decade. Using skewed facts, the author made a very compelling case for the evilness of the Republican Without the for same-sex a man and a woman establish between • Party, and Republicans on the whole. As the Vice President of the U[ndy College ability By Mia Dandino couples to marry, same-sex partners face themselves a partnership of the Republicans, I felt it necessary to write a rebuttal to this slighting and unfair piece whole of STAFFWRITER obstacles in joint ownership. Same-sex life, is by its nature ordered against myself and my fellow party members. toward the, · couples encounter challenges of owning good of the spouses find the procreation· · 4 I'd like to address the headline ofthe article reads: "Republicans and their policies houses, cars and other and education of have stood in the way of every progressive cause," this headline made me proud for property. offspring" (Catechism A lackofsame-sex also ofthe Catholic many reasons. The author is right. We have stood cause marriage laws Church 1601). against every progressive hinders from children. not since Presidentlheodore Rooseveltleftoffice. Rooseveltwas an admitted Same-sexmarriageshouldbelegalized couples adopting However, marriage is simply a - Republican inallUS.statesbecausewithoutuniversal Opponents ofsame-sex marriage often rehgious Because - progressive and an irregularity in the party on the whole. right. the state ordains marriage laws, inequality exists. argue thatchildrenraisedbyparentsgrow marriages, same-sex should be Blockingprogressive policies is something the constituencyofthe partydemands, couples Alackofgaymarriageisdiscriminatory up in unsafe or improper environments. granted that state right. andcannotbe dismissed. Progressivecausesusuallyinvolveinfringementofrights and againstsexual orientation. Anti-same-sex "Atleast10 states arenowconsidering Other opponents suggest that same- defy the Constitution. In the original article the author points out that Republicans discriminate and sex be merely stand against Progressive causes for things like states rights, and individual marriagelaws againstsame- joining Florida, Utah, Mississippi marriage does not need to legalin sex couples because matrimony is a state in effectively banning or restricting gay the entire US..They argue that same-sex liberties. In actuality we stand for something bigger, the Constitution, which does law. State laws are written to applyto all. adoptions, which make up roughly three couples should live in states where same- not allow for the federal government to infringe on any rights, not just states rights. To deny some people the right to marry percent of annual adoptions in Massa- sex marriage is legal. Whenit comes to Civil Rights itis look legislation veryhard to make Republicans excludes and dehumanizes them. chusetts,"MaggieJohnson ofIhe Boston like blockers ofchange, yet the author tries to do it in one short paragraph. However, Byrequiringsame-sexcouples to a few A lack of same-sex marriage laws Globe said Boston states to lack thelandmarkCivil Rights Actof1964hadahigherpercentage ofRepublicans (The Globe, 2006). get married, the ofmarriage voting also limits from for the bill than the Democrats. It took the Republicans to get the bill passed. Of people demonstrating Studiesshowthatsamesex-couplesdo laws limitplaces where same-sexcouples their love for another. People consider nothaveanegativeinfluenceonchildren's can live. same-sex couples are in- the 34 Republican Senators only six voted against the bill. The author got his facts Also, marriage to be the ultimate expression development, however conveniencedin married. wrong. It was not simply the majority of Democrats that passed the bill. Left to actuallygetting I of love for another person. By refusing In some cases, same-sex their own devices the Democrats could not do it themselves; it took the Republicans AccordingtoCNN:«Alloftheresearch couples must same-sexcouples, peopledestroytheabil- to date has reached the same unequivo- travel across the country to obtain a i to make history. ity for,couples to express their devotion cal conclusion about gay parenting: the marriage license. Coziples then have to When it comes to environmental regulation, the author yet again gets his facts to their partnen children oflesbian and gay parents grow wait days for the license process to be ' wrong. In the article he admits that President Nixon, who was a Republican, signed Without same sex marriage, people up as successfully as the children ofhet- completed. the Clean-Air Act into law. While he is certainly not the type ofperson I like to cite are denied certain benefits. Legally the erosexual parents. In fact, not a single Same-sex marriage should be as a Republican,I doubt his Watergate activities invalidate the importance ofthis law. legal state cannot protect those ofhomosexual study has found the children of lesbian because the lack of marriage laws un- RepublicansdostandagainstmostenvironmentallegislationbroughtupbyDemo- orientation. or gay parents to be disadvantaged be- foundedly discriminates against a group crats, and rightfully so. Perhaps the most lethal type of environmental legislation is » Same-sexcouples are denied theright cause oftheir parents'sexual orientation ofpeople. i the Cap and Trade legislation currently being tossed around by the Democrats. This to financial and heath benefits. Same sex (CNN, 2007). "In itself, as bill serves no other purpose than to raise oil and gas prices and tax vital industries, homosexuality is limiting without a can- Other same-sex as all in the name of global warming. ,couples, marriage license, arguments against heterosexuality: the ideal should be to not receive federal assistance when filing marriage include the Catholic Church be capable ofloving a woman or a man; Consumer Regulation is quite simple for a Republican to tackle. First of all, taxes, forinstance. Same-sexcouplesoften teaching that marriage is between a man either, ahumanbeing, withoutfeelingfed the author is only interested in regulating Wall Street. This is not protecting any are refused health insurance benefits that and a woman. restraint, or fdminist Americans. While many Americans lost a lot of money in the stock market over « obligation," writer, heterosexual are The matrimonial by which Simone de Beauvoir said. the past two years, there is an assumed risk when investing. No doubt there was foul spouses granted. covenant, play involved with some ofthe companies that made the downfall even greater, but the Security and Exchange Commission is perfectly equipped to handle such issues. With thatbeing said, the biggest reason that Republicans are against regulatingWall Street is that the Constitution does not allow the federal government to control the US. economy. It is a futile endeavor that is way outside the role ofgovernment. IREFLECTOR 2009-10 When it comes to Gay Rights the author tries to paint the GOP as anti-gay, yet THE OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OFTHE UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS homosexuals have the same rights as any other American. They are free to vote, go STAFF DIRECTORY do a to school, work and anything else. Gay marriage is relatively new issue, and as 1 such the slowwheels continue to issue. Tbe ReBector is a student publication, and the opinions ofgovernment grind on for this 'Ihe anti-gay EDITOR-IN-CHIEF...... 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DAN DICK ·[email protected] stance taxes is Bector, The Republican on fairly simple; we should lower them. To do this · [email protected]. FEATURE EDITOR.. . . . STACI REAFSNYDER we must shrink the size of our national can lower [email protected] government so we taxes, without NOTE: To be considered for publication, letters must Include a valid ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR...... STEPHANIESNAY·[email protected] raising budget deficits. Obama has tripled the budget deficit in his first year in of- name and telephone number, which w111 be venfied. Letters are subject to ONLINE EDITOR ...... COURTNY COHEN· [email protected] fice! Lowering taxes makes perfect sense, and it allows Americans to spend their condensation and editing to remove profanity. Submission ofa letter gives 732 BUSINESS MANAGER ...... JP SINCLAIR • own money creating jobs and employing other Americans. 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KELLIE DONNELLY KONYEOBAJI ORI BRITTANYSWEET Mark Meadows Vice President oftbe UIndy College Republicans THE REFLECTOR· 1400 EAST HANNA AVENUE· INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46227 i r. 1 NEWS It El THE REFLECTOR API [21,2010 Students forego their shoes for a day to raise awareniss By Adrian Kendrick they don't do anything about it, and I P 1 ....4'» wanted to do something about -11 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF this," DID YOU KNOW . Noonan said. I · In some children must In order to participate students did developing nations, f r77 1 in not wear walk for miles to school, clean Many children developing shoes for a day. By doing water and to , L1 6-1 4 countries grow up without ever owning so, they got a briefglimpse into the seek medical help. f k.1 --IL - L 5 7 a pair of shoes, suffering illness as a life ofliving without shoes. Noonan, • Often, children cannot attend school result. along with an estimated 30 UIndy . |1 ..19 -1 41 TOMS Shoes is a company hoping students, participated, a huge increase barefoot. 7 to help these children. According to from last year when only 10 students one www.toms.com, in 2006 a traveler participated. · In Ethiopia, approximately million I people are suffering from Podoconiosis, a named Blake Junior Melanie Orr participated and disease caused both years. Despite her efforts, she debilitating disfiguring 1 3Lr bywalking barefoot in volcanic soil. C 4 1....: t5:21 ed explained some people were unfriendly. 1 ,6:1.9- children in "People were very unreceptive to preventable 1, ge / percent lik - . * - Argentina and the movement," Orr said. «At one Podoconiosis is 100 noticed a with basic foot hygiene and protection. Photo byjadyn Luscomb • FeR,FeIter /6 &21 ,;1, they point complete :, had no shoes stranger looked Astudent leaves hershoesat homeforthedaytogain a brief glimpseintotothe lives of children - -==..... Information provided by www.TOMS.com in who don't have any, as well as raise awareness about such related diseases as Podoconiosis. 11 -- -r: -7 21,1, to protect their at my feet . 1.:e/. /i'. feet. Desiring to Schwitzer and .22 11.-8. ..-/ /AL ,(' · ''',f 1 · : 1 2 , help, he created said'That's just i 1 1 UN: - ., &.t a TOMS Shoes, nasty. . ts'.0 1 -1 - i .-1 - that Noonan 01 ..#4(k,ZBY .4 , NOONAN company , ·0:7 7/* " ' ==.- ..i=9 4'9 · would match also said she ..-:f' '· 9.9.e... 2. i.... 3 _'! -_ -- /:€.EF . . ./ ... 4*2 * 56. . I shoes purchased withs. 3,;ilff :Lg:ttllyfrom · :F '_.* -, -' 7 # . .W , "037...„ 1 1-2- ..» f '7 , - I' . ... - - - -- .frl. )--- shoes given to an underprivileged child. some people on , 14:. R · ' #.- . 4"-da. One for one. campus, but ORR =T'-,ir'-' ESCH HAI ., ·,-2':(1'1 =. Junior Molly Noonan learned of that was to be v' - .----·- · .S.- . *40.* - - - ; - ; & • • a .. 1,. t f, % this predicament from her roommate expected. She just hopes those who did . / .:..., ds,30*Phs"ef - - , S., 4 " who helped promote awareness for the participate received something valuable .. . . . ' · 541 ·, 1 ./. -22- rp ... 11 , ic.. I , -4 / cause. out of it. ,· t.. rrsi '4 9,21 :.2 4 ' . Noonan decided she had to At the end of the day, Orr exclaimed fof*T,/Atr- Vt make others on campus aware of that her feet hurt. At one point she was Ja-+11*- the company and what theywere carried across the street. Hotever, she A-17.42 + \ attempting to do for children without wouldn't change any of it. . 1 i Xk 6'T, shoes. She introduced the international im saving for a second pair of I = . 13- - .0 . i ...... -* organization to UIndy, which Tom's. I'll participate again, definitely, .I-''ll ,1£ ...6 ..ilii. i'\: ...6 ·'Y:...4':"P ...':, '. ..r,"E., 1=-=IR <. '· ...... 7/'ll/KI-$-' participated in the One DayWithout Orr said. "It's important to continue Shoes event April 8. supporting the cause because it's an ...N '-u""'...... 11...'.it".9.trs:'A "1 . F 44 ..".....,S:= . t Photo entributed by Megan Monday "When people hear ofthis news ongoing problem. If the problem hasn't normally they have a reaction but gone away why should we?" Juniors Molly Noonan,Melanie Orr, Bobby Brooksand Megan Mondayshow offtheirbarefeetasthey participate in "Onf DayWithout Shoes" on April 8. Great UIndy Clean Up f .5. Students andfaculty volunteer their Saturday morning to find their inner green thumbs allows students to serve togethen I plan i By Ashley Keihn -74 5 · ' -; 5. F p I on participating in activities like this .. EDITORIAL ASSISTANT I ' -I : . ... after leaving school. ' - · " · ' ' 1 ' - Volunteers wdre split intogroups · - . · 2 d eath worked in different areas with' ,.. ,- --. i t 47- : . On 10, differAnt tasks. e Saturday, April students„,„, .... faculty and staffvolunteered their time "Our group cleaned up south of *--/77-7 - to help clean up campus and the areas Warren Hall and Crav4As Hall and -- l- ..-1 surrounding as part ofthe Great UIndy then over toward Univ6rsity Heights , Witi Clean Up, an annual event that is held Methodist,where we dikl some I - ·- ' f' ' in the spring. landscaping around the i:hurch and on - - "We do this project as part ofa the playground," Brickens said. .. While Brickens near 'i:...... 44 ' service in order to clean stayed campus $*:.»V project help the campus as well as others Hanna House on -. . . .- i...fi.4,» ·,,·,u / ... . - - 4:- t... "..,v' .... up UIndy helped at the -- ...... ,:.,:. ,. . . . the .. the surrounding campus area," said Madison, and Montisorri on 31, Katherine Allen, IMPACT UIndy a few groups cleanedup trash around helped . . . I . . i - ·S Chair for Campus Program Board. the perimeter of campus and "€_, t- Close to 70 individuals volunteered to make dog toys from old T-shirts „ · that will be donated to an area animal I. . ··· their time to pitch in and beauti» shelten - ..t '%*f ' ·. campus. ..„.i - "I was greatly pleased with the turn Allen noted that without the help of .:92,1,9. ..3.- -, . ./ -f , *-· - out this year. All the projects went just others this project would not have been r..4..2' · 2' 5,: 3». perfectly,"Allen said. quite the success. Junior Lindsay Brickens has been "I would like to thank Marianna and .. a part of the clean up since she was Foulkrod, Dan Stoker Nancy . Y.;* a freshman, and she feels like it has Collins for all of their wonderful help F # 1 : S ' .. .:'22/9 ,..; ·: ):t....: 1 ...... - impacted the rest ofher life. on making this event so wonderful, ' ' ...... - I ' f...... :.,I.:,2...4 - . , rit , 2 . 8.. 4. I first involved because I wouldn't have been able to do it all 3 ...: I .'... . f:. .. . 1... .- I was the Bible study that I was in was without them," Allen said.«I also want ' „. „... jl; participating, but now I sign up because to thank all the volunteers that came Photo contributed by Marianna Foulkrad it is a lot of fun and for a great cause," out and helped with the Clean Up, it Agroup ofstudents gear upforsome hardworkduringtheannual Great Ulnd,Clean Up on April 10. Approximately70 student and facultyvolunteers dis- Brickens said. "I think it really puts only takes a few people to make a big persed around campus andthe surrounding areas, pulling weeds, planting, picking up trash and creating dog toystobe donated to a local animalshelter. «education for service"into action and difference." PETS from Page 1 SAKAl from Page 1 Sal(:ai offers ; "It sounds like the complaints went c I. ./ ...... 1.„-- U-- . .-<*.„.-.%-„S.%=-« %= 4 ENTERTAINMENT THE REFLECTOR APRIL 21,2010 'Ne. Rococo' jewelry art U L.indy swings in style exhibit on By Ashley Keihn dancing events as well. FU display 6, Every yearwehave a welcome back e EDITORIAL ASSISTANT By Kellie Donnelly dance, a winter dance, Valentine's Day B ' Dance and an End-of-the-Year Dance," 1 STAFF WRITER 1he sounds swing of dance music Perry said. "Members are also encour- 1 pour out ofGood Recital Hall every aged to attend exchanges and work- -J art exhibit named "Neo Wednesday as students Swing to Songs shops that we find out about through A jewelry r.-3 : Rococo" opened on April Sin Christel such as «Twist and Shout" and "Shake, other swing dance as groups such -...'*. DeHaan Fine Arts Center and will Rattle and Roll," as part ofULindy, the Purdue, the Indianapolis swing dance - I remain on displayeveryday from 9 a.m. University of Indianapolis Lindy Hop group Naptown Stomp, and many oth- " to 9 p.m. through April 30.The Society. ers. jewelry is created from rocks and shells inter- few Exchanges are ULindy began when a IJIndy workshops that take in students found out about dane- at other in other preted contemporaryjewelry design. swing place schools, a few The exhibit features at workfrom sdven ing being held Fountain Square states, for members to learn different ..,j·n, . . different artists from across the country Theatre on Friday nights. lhey would types of dances and styles ofswing ...... ' including Helen Bythe-Hart, Tracy go swing dancing there about twice a dance. =Z.„ '- PI--54 I Lee Black, Carolyn Springer, Jennifer month, but they were soon looking for "Girls like guys who can dance. It's a Howard Kicinski, Cotter, Molly more affordable ways to dance. more exercise Jim fun thing to do, gets you Gabbard and "'Ihere were many who were inter- more " r=- IL Randy Long. and gets you socially involved, Associate and Professor for ested and to save the students some Landers said. 4, L Adjunct the University ofIndianapolis Carolyn money a few dancers Other members agree and think L „ experienced created the «Neo Rococo started a lesson before that the events are fun and keep them . , Springer having quick -1 41 theme and brought in the other artists the dances, ULindy president Alyssa moving. « c - '44 for the exhibit. Perry said. Soon after there was such I come to swing dance because it's ----- 4 an interest that we became an I "My husband and I took a trip to unofficial fun and it gets me out and doing some- . .* ..134 - - - - - Versailles and I was group and then the next year we made thing," said freshmanBethanyWalters. ' , =le't ' : really inspired by :1' 4 the Rococo architecture and furniture ' it official." "It's great exercise, much better than 'Ii: - 1-TfJ-r. 1Lj T 7 4 " ..1.Efir«-=-- -i .1 -_-k_ there," Springer said. 'Ihe club allows students as well as a treadmill. '; ..1 -- , 4 ... running on i ' 4*2«- -- tw -3.-1-.9.i said «rococo"is a combina- members of the 1* .1 ,**= 1 Elf .- ..s " 14 t J. - 1 Springer community to join in According to Perry, the club has .:--6-'frk. 4 1 ---,2 : - „ 4 --A"-1 : tion of the on the dancing 11 Ir-#- ln-1 words of rock and "coco, fun. about 30 members with hopes of ex- 7-- r--1.--,4 = -1,- 7 ' . -r-- 1 " p 5'14'7'.-I ».16% . meaning shell.These materials became Lisa Macharoni and Jon Tigert panding next year and more - .,» 44 - becoming ... the inspiration for the exhibit as artists teach lessons. Advanced lessons are 4,/-'-9r·I . v widely known on campus for being a :1.1»».ff -,31. *4 4--*1 '.. ir- used given from 8:45 to 9:15 r -44<2-:,=- 1Tl,-T 4 - -=- 6, only shells, gemstones and rocks p.m. followed fun atmosphere to meet new people. . J .-- pto' r- T _ '- ' i.1 , .= - i ' - for their pieces. · . Et by a warm-up dance for Al fro 9:15 Dues are 1- - .1 ' five dollars per semester. -2 -4471*--t .4 , 11-P'- 3 - f . t.,, f I B .,# 'Ihe combination of creams, pastel to 9:30. Beginner lessons follow that This is to help pay for food, dances -26'lt" -2,f/.07'.' ';52.- -t. - t#c pinks and teals resembled an ocean- with the night ending with social dane- and the opportunity to participate in --1 9-2 .I, 3 -Tht E, ==J, , _ .AF '6'I t. . 2 4 3-:1.- - J I - R. i -*- Z.1 9 1 4,4 esque theme that went with the dif- ing from 10 to 11 58 . . . , p.m. exchanges. ferent shells and rocks one can imagine According to «Ever since I started swing .11 3 ,f,s-t,-- 03iXLZ ft , SIW 1644& i -e"Wr ULindy secretary, dancing I - T,-'.4-1-, 7 'N-1 =4:'-1'. -2 p- .A, '=U.3 .,5,»11 1 ... finding while walking on the beach. junior Nathen of fell in love with it. It boosts -=Ek -Nf 11. 1 '41 -E - r ..1,- - 4 -11 - - 5-&4--4 't:d 89*1- Landers, the hope confidence, best examples of this is ULindy is that people will haveagood and nomatterwhere yougo,evenif t.-4-:i--'T--, i---_ =S---2=' ' ,---- ,- il-%-7199 ' .2/- -..Ze< ., 8 One of the Springer's"Tidepool Ring,"a combina- , time and wiltlearn about some of the you don't know anyone, you will .F NS.le'.t"18*-=- always .. tj,2,3.I-,-91-J-1 -1-.-F-62-1%'.,9,ij:'IA,%-K tion 18 . I--'.,s,- : .17-9 -'' 'IL--s JZ X..31'*.1 . -d6.1 . , 2 4)tifiT·J»*112' ofsterling silver, karats gold, 14 culture that goes along with swing feel welcome at a swing event," Perry Photo by Stan Reafsnyder · 'Ibe Rejlector karats gold, shells, sea glass and resin. dancing. said. "I would recommend to anyone to The large ring's gold, cream and orange The group encourages its members . go at least once and it is a guaranteed Junior Nathan landers and second year graduate student, Gina Lesniewski, dance at the ULindy Sock Hop colors with the white to branch out and attend other swing " held on Wednesday,April seashell pdrfectly , great time. 14. displayed the "Neo Rococo" idea. Jim Cotter's «Untitled"ring also ex- emplified this idea with its thick band , ofriver rock, 14 karats yellow gold trim Nine minds showcase work and large grey cultured button pearl at ,. perspective the top. Senior'uisual communication design majors beld art sboeo in Fountain Square Despite all the artists being non-stu- dents, there was still a lot of University 4 ofIndianapolis student involvement in work By Anne Toliver designer's suspended in blue During the first semester, senior suspended from the ceiling. the project. frames that were hung by the ceiling students and created a «'Ihis played with the idea of opti- PHOTO EDITOR decided upon Seniorvisualcommunicationdesign and pedestals with business cards and whole body of work by themseltes. cal illusions and how people perceive major Christy Fulk created the exhi- catalogs.'Ihere was also food and live- Projects included brand identities work,"McBride said. bition brochure and branding which The opening exhibit of novesia, music. for companies like Etsy and IndyGo, There were over 35 frames ofvary- included postcards, the show logotype . or nine perceptive minds, showcased VCD IV, the highest-level graphic magazine layouts and a children's book. ing sizes hung from the ceiling as you and all promotion materials. work design class, has to plan and hold an graphic design ofUniversity 71iese works were then included in the walked in the gallery. Seaton was the In addition, student manager ofthe seniors on at exhibit each year. 'Ihis was the first ofIndianapolis April 8 show along with other examples of spacial manager and it was her job to cost:umeshop Stephanie Kucserahelped the Murphy Art Center in Fountain year that the exhibit was held off cam- past creations. get a blueprint and map out where the create all the displays for the art by Square. pus as well as in Ransburg Gallery in During the second semester, wires would be. However, she admits hand-sewing all of the pillows used to 'Ihe nine perceptive minds are Good Hall the week ofApri112-16. however, the seniors do not work on that she wasn't sure what it was going set the jewelry on. senior visual communications "We wanted from to design very early on designing projects, but planning and to look like until they finally put it up. Finally, the exhibition designer cre- students Candice Casey, Courtny Cot- be different and hold it off'campus," marketing for the show. lhey cre- Dee Schaad, Chair of the Art and ated the overall design of the exhibit. Lyndsay Christy said ten, McBride, Fulk, Galloway. ated posters, postcards, called local Design Department, said that he and The Martha Stewart-inspired layout of Ashley Seaton, Cheryl Shipman, Karin The seniors split themselves into businesses, used Facebook and tried the other faculty were very impressed the gallery included both displays of Galloway, Maggie Vega and Julia different groups to work on design, guerilla marketing. Guerilla market- by the quality of the presentation and the jewelry laid on satin pillows with Spangler. scheduling, budget, construction and ing uses unconventional methods to of the work. He says that through ribbon around them and paintings by The group invented their title printing issues. Everyone agreed promote an event or work. 'Ihe seniors this show, along with «A Word from the artists on the walls. [novesia]. It combines the Latin "nove" that the most challenging part of the wrote with sidewalk chalk downtown, the Southside" exhibiting fine artwork «I really enjoyed this entire exhibit," them experience was working [meaning nine] for the nine of together as a but unfortunately the rain washed from UIndy students at the Harrison saidjuniorpre-arttherapymajorKristin with the Egyptian god "Sia." Sia, sym- group. much of it away. Center on Friday, April 9, the depart- Granath."I thoughtitwas verycaptivat- bolizes visual "'Ihe hardest part was working " thought, perception and to- The seniors plan was for the idea of ment is trying to find ways to institu- ing and thought-provoking. mental because understanding. gether everyone had different perception to be carried throughout tionalize student exhibits off campus as The exhibit is open to all students 'Ihe exhibit had interactive stations styles," Vega said. the work and exhibit. The banners, well as being held in Ransburg Gallery. and there is no admission to enter the to watch videos and view their 'Ihe seniors had indepen- Web worked with examples of each students work, The group admits that they could gallerylocatedin ChristelDeHaan Fine sites, posters with examples of each dently up to this point. were hung in blue frames which were not have held the exhibit without Arts Centen , Ri.,identla Condo Medtz- 7 '' ./ LP. 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Ir - }1 - W >> NBC's comedy giants, Tina Fey, and >> Coheed and Cambria released their >>Ifyou'relookingforalocalplacetohang >>Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center's >>There's something about Carrie Un- Steve Carrel crack up the big screen in 2010's new album, "Year of the Black Rainbow," outandsiponadeliciousdrink,StrangeBrewis Ruth Lilly Performance Hall was reminiscent derwood flawlesslysinging the Iyricsto John funniest comedy,"Date Night:'The Fosters; a on April 13 making it their fifth album to definitelythespot.LocatedinGreenwoodjust of an 18 Century European music chapel Denver's"Take me Home, Country Roads," boring couple from New Jersey, identity date. It's a prequel to their «The Armory 20 minutes from campus, Strange Brew without the crowd on Monday, April while soaring over the crowd in a truck was mistaken for the Triplehorns. Little Wars," storyline and is being released has a friendlyatmosphere andlowprices. 5.The lights in the hall hung dramati- that made this concert one of the best did the Fosters know by taking someone withacompanionbookbythelead singer It definitely made me want to make a cally from the ceiling and the wooden I've ever been to (and I'm not even a big else's reservation at a the modern restau- Claudio Sanchez andbest-sellingauthor secondtrip tothelocalGreenwoodcoffee arena gave offan antique aura and the country music fan). Underwood's «Play rant "Cla« would have them running Peter David.'Ihe album is full of strong shop.Thewalls are adornedwithartwork curtains created an 1860 ambiance in On"tour was to promote her newest CD. from dirty cops and a mob lord. The vocals that Sanchez never fails to deliver. that is for sale and provide a pleasing and a Vienna orchestra as the ensemble Underwoodplayedavarietyofsongsfrom Fosters were thought to have a flash drive «Here We AreJuggernaut,"was the most comfortable experience.lhey brew their ofUniversity ofIndianapolis students her newest CD "Play On" and also from that contained incriminating photos of memorable of the album because of the coffee fresh and also serve other deli- stroked violin chords and caressed previous CDs. Underwood swung on a the defense attorney of New York City. catchy tune and the heavy vocals. The cious drinks such as their very popular piano keys to allure the crowd. lhe swingthatwas slowlyelevated duringher Whether the Fosters were breaking and one thing the album failed to do was to bubble tea which cost me less than $4! performances sounded pleasurable. It chillingperformance of«Just a Dream."I entering, performing at a strip club or add a dimension of music; it all seemed I discovered my new favorite drink as I was easy to forget where one was, as was notashamedto drythe tears from my just having a simple meal, their stabs at to blend together and it was hard to tell tastedthesweetnessofthemilk-likedrink the concertos unleashed byihe students eyesafterthatperformance.Butas serious modern society and humorous one-liner the songs apart.«Pearlofthe Stars,"was a and would recommend everyone to taste smelt of 18th Century Vienna.'Ihe as parts of the concert got, Underwood jokeskeptthecomedygoing.lhecarchase nice change to theboldvocals of Sanchez it. Live music is played on the weekends. tunes may not have been of Mozart's also showedherplayful, feistyside during - in «Blues Brothers"is hardly comparable where the ambience ofthe songputs you Owners Dan and Toni Carr are also very class, but the hymphonies threw many "Before He Cheats"and"Songs Like'Ihis." to the comical chase thatboth Carrel and in a trance perfect for doing homework. friendly and willing to chit-chat while into a trance, such that they forgot to Openinggroup,SonsofSylvia,joinedUd- Fey lead in order to not only save their Chris Pennie, from the Dillinger Escape your drink is quickly prepared. clap right after one of the beautiful derwood on the stage during«What Can to another wonderful lives, but the lives oftheir children. Plan recentlyjoined Coheed as the new HeatberA yen· Sta#-Wi·iter performances. The adagio; cadence, I Say," provide yet Elizabeth Wbeeler • Distribution Manager drummer and the song, «Guns of Sum- and Baroque were so sonorous; a novice number. Overall, the graphics, numerous 7, mer, showcases his incredible talents. would have compared the sfudents to outfits Underwood wore and set changes Overall, "Year of the Black Rainbow," the likes of Ludwig Beethoven. How- worked together with former American was an excellent album full ofpassionate; ever, the ensemble performance offered Idol Star Carrie Underwood's powerful raw talent. an escape to the sonata days ofMozart. pipes to provide an amazing experience Haley Vannarsdall · EditorialAssistant Konye Obaji Ori · Staf Writer to be remembered. ADDRESS: Stephanie Snay· Entertainment Editor IFYOU LIKE THIS, CHECKOUT IFYOU LIKETHIS, CHECKOUT 4800 W. SMITH VALLEY ROAD THE SPRING CHORAL CONCERTWILLBE IF YOU LIKE THIS, CHECKOUT"CARNIVAL "GET SMAR "THE HANGOVER" "THE SECOND STAGE TURBINE BLADE" GREENWOOD, IN 46142 HELD ON SUNDAYAPRIL 25, AT4 RM. RIDE;'"PLAY ON" YOUTUBE THIS UNICORN AFTER WISDOM TEETH- ASHLEY KEIHN SASSY GAY FRIEND: OTHELLO · JACKI DILLMAN CONCERTS SUBLIME @ THE MURAT (OLD NATIONAL CENTER) · APRIL 29 ACOUSTIC CATFISH @ CHATEAU THOMAS WINERY· APRIL 23 * FOLLOW THE NORTH STAR CONNER PRAIRIE · APRIL 24 LOCAL EVENTS @ LEGALLY BLONDE @ CLOWES HALL · MAY 4-9 -1 · Modern languages department host Spring Cabaret 11 By Kaley Belakovich video. the performances 1 STAFF WRITER 'I]le last of student was given by one of professor Barbara de Gortari's Spanish 201 classes, who Talents ofboth University of put on a skit called "escenas de SNL," 1 or scenes from Saturday Night Live. 4 Indianapolis students and faculty were kk- .4 . showcased in the Modern Languages During the skit, numerous characters -„.... Spring Cabaret on Wednesday, April 7 were portrayed by the students, such at 6 p.m. in UIndy Hall A. as Sean Connery, Sarah Palin, Hillary .e1 Students and were encour- Clinton and Elin Woods. 44 faculty « aged to give a presentation in a foreign I wanted to involve my classes in language and bring food from other order to expand their [the students'] 1 1 cultures. horizons so they can see first-hand « " 'Ihis is important to us because it's what the other languages are doing, a moment for students to present their de Gortari said. "And also because it's work and showcase their talent," said fun." visiting instructor of modern languages Also included in student perfor- Aaron Lorenz. mances were «Poder mapuche," a To start off the event, members the commercial by Brent Lederle,«Die Global Rally of Students (GRaS) gave Lorelei," a German poem interpreted a presentation. According to GRaS's by German-speaking students, «Tu Facebook page, GRaS is a charitable Necesito" and «Por Qpd Te Vas,"both group dedicated to helping out the classes. songs sung by spanish Photo by Kenny Norman • lbe Rejlector international and local students on 'Ihe faculty performances started Modern language professors and students performed on April 7 to show the relationship between foreign language and culture during their Spring Cabaret. UIndy's campus by providing students with German professor Gerburg Gar- with support they need in order to mann reading nursery rhymes in both understand each other and form friend- German and English, showing hidden ships. The group also discussed dif- messages she claimed were for children...... ; far written .» ,- ferent events hosted on campus so She also read a poem she had ....&.'...3 - /42 f1 ' this year and sent a sign-up sheet for in German and English. YOUR ,//6 . i students interested in joining the group. The next was another 1 performance -4 1 ....1r CAMPUS m..4 I i I To lead the student presentations given by Pdrez, doing a solo song, "Los ,· f,·: £.A was a recorded skit, «La Boite,"which campanilleros." PErez continued by. "4-xh./ ; f.#441.A ' '1 ''2:2 6 YOUR SOURCE FOR MOVES 1 ""f-- (5$032,«( 6 translated from French is «The Office." performing "Vendr dias"by Manolo -' & '. &. 6 '' /7--, 9 :, ·.fl' It was difficult to comprehend due Garcfa with fellow modern language _ '41 /6 €. R • to audio issues, but even those in at- instructor Maribel Campoy. tendance who did not speak French Lorenz ended performances with seemed to appreciate the humor that was intended. Luciane Moraes Sipes, Keicka Konate, . i.. '- 0.9, .Stl Check out these n 0\ I Vy.,-t, ...i U A live performance ·was given when Leonardo Sousa Reis and Dustin i s , _ , -, movies and more a group of students in a Spanish class McI .* *. = ./ - PI .. FEAI THE REFLECTOR + , 1 [.. -.- 1 -- '.... T '1 If .LJ...... 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"r:•-. p ...... traditional and was before approximately 160 people.Tilis -=. 1,„, ., , =- . \521- -- .* was the wedding that Beth had wanted. The latter wed- ...... 9.Vil /-'f oing into their freshman year at Fr ding was very small. It was just the two ofthem and the : . A,/ \ 1 5 * $-r; r & High a Catholic officiator on a beach. Most of their families showed up to 1 '„7 4 -1 »pili CJ Roncalli SChool, I. ./ \ .- resident director of East their traditional-style wedding. .4-1. , F .' -il.·Tj school, Anna, «Our grandmas had this look on their face like 'What , . IiI ... , * ,= *+30& i ' Di - *- I i /2 -f.... Hall, and her wife, Beth, had no clue is happening? What am I doing here?'" Beth said. "But \: .4 ,, 't. -- ...... ,..--lic! I. 3...... 7 ...'. I Ev- -, after the wedding, our families were very supportive. .- . . '..... ,/S.,- A- .4 they were gay. was 1,4- eryone crying, my grandma hugged me, your [Anna's] -Fj=-1,..._ ...... 1 -li grandma strangled you." .(-6 Although their marriage is legal in Massachusetts, it is ** not legal in the state ofIndiana, which is why they had to -c...../., e 6., • "*34''Y ... «I had a boyfriend at the time," Beth said with a get themselves as legally protected as they can be.Their .---44 laugh. "Poor guy; I broke his hdart." . last names are legally changed to be Droste-Glowinski. Anna's mother is gay, so she knew about it and feared They have a will with each other's names on it.lhey said 'V .t..:...- the social consequences that it came along with. Beth, getting legally protected as a couple is very hard and an z ' 4;1 ,.9 however, had never even thought of it. expensive process, but one of the upmost importance. "I was confused," Beth said. «I didn't know anything «Everything is a little bit harder," Anna said. "But it's about lesbians. I didn't know what one was, ifyou turned worth it." .* illillillilll/&1&.2. ..'t lesbian or ifyou were always that way. Anna said that she has never really had a problem with after a on -1.4.'07 = that, couple years friends, anyone discriminating against her campus. lhe Uni- - Despite ofbeing - -- M.:--:,: their junior ye'ar they started to develop feelings fok each versity ofIndianapolis is an equal opportunist. Anna said • · - - 6,1,i, had their saw that to call working in student affairs a liberal job would other. lhey first date on Feb. 2,2002 and B fi.t f-6 :I «A Walk to Remember" followed with dinner at Chili's. be a conservative way to put it.. Aff 'Ihe couple describes both of their families as being Anna and Beth both describe fear and ignorance as the t.P /1. „ out. leading factors in why gays are discriminated against and 1-.d accepting c when they came f f..·b My dad was accepting of us, but first had this notion why gay couples aren't given all the rights of a heterosex- 1,„ .3.4. S.P# that what we do in our private life was to stay at home," ual couple.lhey believe that people should be educated e,«'. Anna said."We had to just let him know that we were and more open to diversity. b . i. St making a commitment to each other and we weren't go- by living in the dorms and letting people see us +3: "Just . ing to hide who we are. It has been a challenge for him as a couple, we are helping educate them that we aren't (6$06. f 3, 4,-A- to broaden his horizons, but he has definitely risen to different from anyone else,"Anna said. "We fight about / 5-* C that challenge." the same thing normal couples fight about. We have a / le.' Beth's dad also had an opinion. When she called him dog; people like our dog." ' to tell him that she was gay he said, "Well, at least you're Oh gay people can have dogs too?„ Beth chimed in not a Democrat. " sarcastically. . "Maybe they aren't that different from us. " F iii Both said that their friends were accepting for the Beth and Anna have now been together for eight and a % &0 most part.The couple describes how most oftheir friends half years and do have plans to start a family that includes i t had figured it out on their own. children.'Ihey hope that society will become more and :'4 In 2008, the couple was ready to get married. They more accepting and educated on homosexuality. t:j had two weddings, one held at the Rathskeller in down- "We've come a long way. Things are definitely differ- 3;1 town Indianapolis and the other in Cape Cod, Mass. ent than they were even 20 years ago," Anna said. «But we f 1 3 f:: 'Ihe first wedding on Oct.10 at the Rathskeller was very definitely still have a long wayto go." ;:: '., Couple photos by Elizabetb Wbeeler 'lle Re#ector 7. 4 e e e e ,e e . e e e e e e e e e e e e e.e e e e e e e e e e ...... e e e e e e e . e e e e e e e e .3 0 Government legislation time line on same-sex marriage Compiled by Jacki Dillman • Managing Editor WIDID4 10*DS WODIS WIDIDgI g/*Dg WIDIDUI · · · ' May 17· June 16- Nov. 5· Nov. 12· April 27 May 6 - Nov. 3 Sept. 1 , Massachusetts allows same- California allows same-sex Connecticut allows same-sex Iowa allows same-sex Maine's governor signs Vermont allewss sex marriage. marriage, and, in the same marriage. marriage. "Marriage Equality Bill" May marriage. 1 year, it is repealed on Nov. 5. 6. On Sept. 11, the bill is put Proposition Eight-banning up for a People's Veto and on same-sex Nov. 3, the bill is repealed. i marriage-is put into effect. j B- J\Vt , -r . , ' . = . & ...... '' . b .7 , .- '' -VI- ..' URE APRIL21,2010 PRIDE co-presidents Warren and Ewing ByMia Dandino• Sta Wnter "'Ihe biggest challenge.that I have followourmissionstatement,"Warrensaid. association and educate others to do and therefore that separates us from a person, you should strive to be defined by with PRIDE is realize making people Warren said that, as a co-president of the same,"Warren said. everyone else,"Warren said. the choices you make and the actions you that you don't have to be gay in order the PRIDE, organization has given her Ewingsaidhelivesby«lheGolden Ewing said that members of the take," Ewing said. this to join organization," experience dealing with respon- Rule,"andstrivesto educate LGBT community deal with Warren and Ewing explained the events said sophomore co-PRIDE sibility and professionalism. himself and those around difficult issues more so than that have been planned for next year and Warren. president, Kayla Ewing also said that as a him. > non-members. how they will put into effect the message Warren was nominated co-president of PRIDE he has «I keep an open mind .B -gi . i «In some cases, gay men of PRIDE, and why it's important to be as a co-president the spring learned how to A m -A-- balance his ex- and I have a positive at- and women will be cast out of involved in the association. semester of2009, and tracurricular activities. titude towards 'people's works Iti ,= 7I *- St their family environment, but "We are planning on having another the other 1 alongside co-presi- l «As co-president[ofPRIDE], differences and lead by 1.- theywill find support from the drag show,"Warren said. «We will also be dent,sophomore Rico Ewing. I <-:-' I Ihavehadtofigureouthowto example," Ewing said. I' . LGBT community and build a discussing other hot topics that cofrespond PRIDE's A ' i mis. mission is to lij I" program and schedule events on Warren and Ewing ex- family comprised of close with the club's meaning." educate and provide a behalfofthe 7 f" new place rm t. group,"Ewing said. presstheirconcernasbeing ,- friends," Ewing said. Ewing said PRIDE would like to par- for everyone to be who they i . -- «I have learned how much work, members of the Lesbian, .dilill/ f- BothpresidentssaidPRIDE ticipate in the needs of the Metropolitan are without prejudice. WARREN goesonbehindthescenesofcam- Gay, Bi-sexual and Trans- EWING is more than just a club; they Community, in addition to the involvement Warren said one of her . pus events and RSO meetings." gender(LGBT) community relay the message that it is ok on campus. entails responsibilities being in charge Both presidents, personally spread the and clarify the struggles they face. to be different and that your sexuality is "Proposalshavebeenmadetogetinvolved ofPRIDE events on the PRIDE campus. message of organization in «I think members of the LGBT a piece ofwho you are, despite the chal- with the Damien Center [AIDS and HIV «I allocate money, making sure that various ways. more communityhave a difficulttime lenges you face. prevention and care center] and organizing the organization follows rules and «I am " gay, therefore, I advocate for gay fitting in with society because we are «Even though [your sexuality] may peaceful protests in greater Indianapolis, regulations, as well as making sure we rights, as well as recruit allies to join our denied basic rights, such as marriage, have greatly influenced who you are as Ewing said. Drag show raises money for Broadway Cares: Equity Fights AID S BylialeyVannars6110 Editorial Assistant s T7eather boas, sequins, top hats and heels were some ofthe many objects seen H in the University of Indianapolis' Drag Show hosted by PRIDE and Alpha 1. Psi Omega. UIndy PRIDE is a gay/straight alliance and often provides information about important issues to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community. laughs began at 9 p.m., Friday, April 16, and continued on 11... 'Ihe until midnight. .. Participants partook in song and dance acts dressed up as the opposite sex. 4 Senior Andrew Pastorek wore a bleach-blonde wig and sang, «I kissed a girl," 2 \ more < and «Baby one time,"while playing his acoustic guitan «It's nice to get together with friends and not take yourselves so seriously. Ifyou '00:S at ' 1 1 can't PRIDE laugh raisedyourself, $810.50 whom can you laugh at?" Pastorek said. for Cares: 4.. Broadway Equity Fights AIDS, out-totaling last year's donations. Broadway Cares: Equity Fights AIDS is a fundraising and r grant-making organization that helps raise money each year to award two -1 &., 01 , grants to AIDS service organizations nationwide. The UIndy Theatre .€. .: 1 I.- also helped participate in the cause as many theatre majors per- formed in the Drag Show. .--'.- - In one act, six performers, including Jack Hoff, Alexandra ...'=...... 2. Uberwhore, Michelle Tree, Ivana Dohit, Half Naked Boy B. -4 .-,·' 1 0&-- I. and Deborah i . 5 - ... . 1 1, ' R Nitration performed «Big Spender," 0 7'' ,": f.'. '·'.' _: ·. i, 6 7 #As.' . gaining *1---, the crowds applause and they also won Best Duo or Group. Y .2,4**I-k.1/.a - *. -Sereff A fiashback to «Napoleon Dynamite" occurred when Sexy 1 .... k- 2- Jessica performed in tight jeans and a shirt exposing .... -6 « ...... i.. her muffin top. lhe indie-esque act won her most U - - - original,ilgng with Ado Annie. F./ h / 1' I.= : 9 : :4 1'#. & '39 . 2/ . 1 V.3 Another hilarious performance consisted of two students, juniors Chelsey Wood and Katie + " ./ I N . .. -: 4 Gainey, performing Andy Sandberg and Justin % R . .. 5 Timberlake's "Dick in a Box."Tips were collected in the present box belted around the couple's waists. I t "We fill Ransburg every year, which suggests that the campus has 1, .., 11. . , -. come a very long way from 12 .... where it was just years ago when 16 ,.1, PRIDE almost wasn't allowed to have a table at a campus event," . .4 said Dr. Greta Fennell, executive director of the honors college / j h .8 · and - PRIDE to print .- 4 advison"However, the fact that we have ,-, twice as // 24%* many posters than we need because some people feel .. '. the need to tear them down almost as fast as we can post i il... -t. them, suggests that we still have a way to go to make UIn- I .: - i: I . - dy a truly safe zone for everyone in the G[ay] L[esbian] B[isexual] T[ransgender] Q[ueer] (1[uestioning] com- - \ . - murkry. 642.- / --- + 6 & -. Drag sbow pbotos by Anne Toliver • lbe Refiector - I. '....5 44:f'',e:....:*ity. '3..,0 6 . .:2&4 .· .» -37:-9 - 4% I. .: JE.L. I . . / 1 4.-; 7 5... A - -a W :2»1 - 251*9- e - - 0 *C ...I Se:'I: .3.1..:'«P .&'. t*-4 ,.s .1' W'% 4 .*lal . , Sil, ed:- *r::i, *fl ' 33 8 32 9 2- -I . r..W. -» ' - =- 1,<.t.: '3:4«1.:. 1 1 .... -,i-'i.i, ·' i:1 am**Ap '2:'.1 - 1 : .....dsl 341-*:. S .4 -: .., 3 1 . 1-,A,4 & ....3 4 4 1 r - i . 9 #YA 1 % ...dS\''ra '4 \ f.'4 - -e - + 6 «16 9. 4 9 9 4& ** m - tr t .1.» e.. S. 3 'f' ·,M. '\ 4 - - 4 + I .. 1 1 . i, e.).e.eee.eeee..eeeeeee.eeee.e...e..eee.eeee.ee....e..ee.eeee f : 1001 WIDIID WIDl ID 100120 FEISENT Oct 28 · · Jan 1· March 3 April 16· April 21 · ame,sex "The Matthew Act"is Shepard New Hampshire allows same District of Columbia allows Obama requests hospitals- Opponents and supporters signed, adding gender, sexual sex marriage same sex marriage that are receiving Medicare of Proposition Eight are orientation, gender identity or Medicaid support-give arguing before the California and disability to the criteria visitation rights to gay and Supreme Court. of the 1969 Federal Hate lesbian couples. Crime Law. . . . . A- ' NEWS FLMR&1j.:. APRIL21,2010 - THE REFLECTOR SAA sends graduating seniors offin style Elizabeth Wheeler By I. 11' . DISTRIBUTION MANAGER .- i . , / IN :d:. On April 8, the Student Alumni Association held'Senior Send Off,'which , ..· 5 .. 't,4,1.JI offun for . . according to SAA member and sophomore Anna Elzer, was a day / ' ' students alike to celebrate the ., P 4. 1119, A.\...... 3. ..., seniors and undergraduate seniors hard work and » 1 . 431 '.1 4.id; : . . success at UIndy. . . - assistant director of - 2 , 1 <4(1 4 -7. ki i ·, Last year it was just for seniors," said Myla Edmond, i S. .: 1.52»· few from other #i#wrrT#L alumni relations. "And we got quite a inquires people, so we 6 ' . ... opened the day up to undergrads." . LifikiiI fit, 6.0 lize<#611»2. bowling ...j i·' .- . '' V.f 12,2: I.: 44, 2.-„,, 4 : V, *_ ,64 A 45-foot inilatable rock mountain, a bungee trampoline and human .A¢/ '.:. 5.-:7-1' ',4="·. 1<6 were just a'few ofthe activities offered. 0 ' * - 'i,j: had mock-tails inthe President's Dining Room while waiting inline 1 It,Aftkl fl . :.,· Seniors 1,/- ..., im.0,_11- '.i.rUY; . .i i;.il,. for their cap and gowns, sharing memories of the past four years that have gone by. IF ..;.4'5-i..#)4*0) C,-5 3/mdi#.1.:D i'K,ill"thv 7 time during their 1 r I '.. 1WL&< 4.; 9 (Ir--u-.1,1„ ..', 1, 1.", 4471/... 1' "' Senior Porsche Jackson reminisced with her friends about her i R.. 1.li . '4..·...' 't: 1, , R., i i i. '-1. 2 T· 'r'l freshmen welcome week. I,t.5 '. .Pl, 4 'r'-4-611 1 'iv. '.':1:i,11'I. 4,. JW "I met a lot ofpeople that I still hang with. We had a rock climbing wall and . 911 jumped into the '"9:2 '*ri·.C;FN.'LZ NE## 1494 ('g-: 49*:79*9#f */A ' .'Aft . , ,/942% -9910 a foam party."Jackson said. "At the end of the party we canal, . we w 4. I #4 : and because of that smelled for days." Senior Kelli Whitenack shared her experience of dressing up to go see the «Rocky Horror Picture Show"with the girls on her floor freshmen year. The shared she would miss. · · memory made her smile until she spoke about what friends by - living in the dorms and just being able to see your - miss] .Ar -==£24%5# - «[I will R. nyk*...... "M'. going three doors down,"Whitenack said. black cap and gowns will be held on May 1 ·· The traditional senior send offwith Photo by Anne Tolruer • 11, Reflector Photo by Anne Tolruer •lhe Reflect- in Ransburg Auditorium. Seniors Brittany Araki and Graham Gridertry on graduation gownsdur- Sophomore Emily Edwardssoarsto new heights onthebungeetrampo- ing senior send-off festivities on April 8. lineduring Senior Send Off festivities on April 8. Banquet awards students for dedicated efforts on campus " Dance Team was also Searls. Ambassadors of Outstanding Student Volunteer Award and am very thankful to be a part of it, UIndy Leadership for fifth By Konye Ori the Year went to senior Brittany Araki for both Undergraduate and Graduate Mannan said. recognized winning place for future at the National Competition.The and senior Lamont Hendrix and the went to senior Joyce Valentine. Mannan also had advice STAFF WRITER or Athletics Commitment to Service Advisor of the Year was Assistant «This university has made me so students and participants in Circle K, student award went to the Greyhounds' Director of proud," Valentine said. "Recognizing any organization. women's basketball. Seniors and student organization Career Services my little contribution to service and 'My advice the incoming 'Ihe event opened with a prayer leaders were honored at the University Libby Davis. volunteering makes me want to do this to =r... before an opening remark from the 3rd annual recognition Ward forever. I feel so motivated to continue underclassman ofIndianapolis 5(. -9.:%112. 1/9/r banquet for their leadership and added that the _ 3 mi to do the best I can to serve UIndy and students is to university's president, Beverly Pitts. find myself in. I have get Executive Director of Student services during the 2009/2010 recognition E any community I involved and < '„F 437 J invest -' Services Dan Stoker and Student academic of the efforts 1 -3 - p, never felt so Thank you UIndy." yourself »' , L . 1.12 - yean proud. Nickoson Kindness In the and make sure :..2 4 r ,-14 Activities Director Jessica 'Ihe Random Acts of of the various organization category, :f. 401 4- 7- I to in -- hosted the event. Award as well as Student Employee student 11».. 2 Program of the Year was awarded your heart is ,1.,AE'Fitl*i leaders 11 - 1 of the Year at the University of would serve as a ' Circle K in collaboration with RHA everything that Fre·\ = 4/4 ·. -4 1 'Ihe awards were presented by Athletics Director Sue Director Indianapolis and in the state of Indiana motivation for and Campus Apartments for their you do because 1-5 ./ : i Willey, of Center went to senior Sarah Huck Senior underclassman event titled: Campus Beautification at the end it will Community Programs Marianna Admissions be worth VALENTINE . Foulkrod, Curtis Ward received the top Senior students. HUCK Project. And the Student Organization it," Mannan said. Counselor Jolanda Bean, Assistant Leadership award. u'Ihe of the Year was Circle K. Director of Career Services "'Ihis is such an honor to win the is an Senior Caitlin Mannan, president of Outstanding New Student Libby university doing amazing job of 16adership «I Circle received the award on behalf was awarded to UIndy Davis and Dean Students Kory top senior award,"Ward inspiring us like this,"Ward said. K, Organization * said.'Ihere are a lot of other students students look of the for Riley. Most Improved Student Vitangeli. hope the underclassman group. yhe makes me Best Buddies. 10 Senior Leadership Awards who have done well for this university: at this and get involved because service "Receiving this award Organization went to of were Chelsea Anderson, This award reflects the efforts and on its own is feel about an In accordance with the promotion recipients important, academically good being part of ' . Ryan -commitment of college mentors, and I , gid in the amount.of experiences one executive board that did an excellent diversity at Ulndy,pCommitment to Julie Bates, Brock,Josh Fisher, « , . " Award went to El Dia De „ Caitlin Mannan, :Am glad tp, bearecipieot. ., : : . ican gain byserving..1 ..,, , s. „ ,job conducting and planning projects ,: Diversity Brittany.Hudson, a Matt Root, Betsy Semrau, Joyce Outstanding Student Leader Junior Katie Gainey won the award that had an impact on the UIndy Los Muertos, program by College Board. Valentine and Curtis Ward. Award went to junior Samantha for General Member of the Yean community; which is really exciting Program * r. . 2: ..., ..1 -VE r. 12.....4J ..:-,rr...... 31:.:.3;''r...... ,i.: 62.-t. :9.64_t.ut ., -3, '.2:1&8· '.7.i' 12·3·54Mif2-6f , iRP:Y;h 77-;t32511.'.: .'...,ff.2> r..·t-3..33/ '.J '; ...... ,:t.·1 'rili , :1 :i.....t ' ' ·41 ..'...... : 1,-i' 4·34'01 S -4 -. .1 '-: .:':.:, -:12'2 E 1 '" "' S:'·i' 1 -2 4...,™: ·.2 ; : *,':. 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Have , '2·';·,4- r 4- : . ,· · : ' : .4 L-,A:4 Summer and we'll see you-next yearl. i • · - --, · - ; - '-, • " .r-,-1, ·#bk.. 2. :-t · - 14 - .,• 6' f · I f.. ':·' ,, :tr c, - 1 ., f·o i. - ·t I: .:.....:1 -- e -', .,. ... F. - SPORTS 9 THE REFLECTOR APRIL 21, 2010 BASEBALL An ace s Bui1ding a dominance - Program I.Yab #1 Coach Butera's '' Russell set to ' P.r*'Me,A. 1 establish a new :Fils S . 41 Massachusetts journey .from to schoolrecord 41'\ 3, "S'%f ', g C< C ,· , 4 UIndy \/ 1 By Konye Ori f ''*/-" f·, - '\ I 1 ,«B *44& ., -=*. ' By Micah McVicker STAFF WRITER : '..3/.'€St ..< SPORTS EDITOR a.....8 IUM ti**4-*1-7%,/1--J. -.4„„ 421*'1k ,«« · '6-i t..... A ' 4 8 -l . 70.....& -' I '9=, . 'Ihe Greyhounds'softballteamhas not g :. A"1, ' ... d)>u'r., .=».F *' : ...1 4 - '<,1 2> * ·%%..1,1- - Prior to being hired at UIndy, head lost a non-conference home game since a.., 1 91 7 : :'S - <-2'fmf* - f ..9, '. women's volleyball coach Jody Butera March 23,2008. 4'SY& E , ":'91;'f'p,0 · ·1 . ,01,4 .2--,„S,:f'*:: -4,1, 'Ffs,S.*4,4. was working twojobs as a high school Senior pitcher/first baseman Megan 4 Russell allowed one hit to .ub I ./:864* 3.2:S --b .4.- -C. I'.-*: : coach in Massachusetts. Northern •4 .*i'.5..1./ & F .h R & . + I- I ,•·D'My p. ' I 1 + "I was really tired Kentucky and struck out 15 Norse in ofhaving to do two I. sports. I wanted to get into the college game one of their doubleheader. UIndy 1 · C i ...... » f .-..... - produced enough offense to lead to a ..».4,·q*i., scene because that's why I went to grad , 1 .46..,-/ 4 C : ..4 -0 Ir »4-- :.L -I'- 3....65%34-4* A *'.u.*,A< school. I wanted to take over a program. 3-0 victory. i .. =-4.E 16 ...t 0 ...4. ,- P.i - 9. . 5/ f. 4 . 4, 1 0: I saw the Russell also went 2-2 at the plate, 6'r.:2 l ** * k . se /. 7 ,..44.*/0,""al.#7 University ofIndianapolis and 1 5.3 .4 - - * . .1'- . I the . ,„- - -- I i. * . .i NCAAWeb site," driving in an RBI and scoring a run. r t ... aliplied through .N+34 . · . .9 ... ' . -"- -i-•t• :0; . The Norse did salvage a split, ' .: A : t IF Butera said."They flew me out here and taking /1. $ . #11 :. .-,71 917 -I - the second game 6-3. the rest was history. I just wanted to Russell also pitched the second game. jump in. 'Ihe stats show she's made Her pitching Saturday leaves her 13 14th season.quite At a strikeouts shy of establishing a new splash entering her I t UIndy career record. UIndy, Butera has compiled a 148-40 overall record thelastfive Despite its size and injury concerns, seasons.Butera i I the Greyhound softball team currently acknowledged it's all about recruiting. I sits at fifth place in the region, aiming «I thinkit'srecruitingType-Aperson- 4 A-'k . - I. ality players that are so dedicated to the for a spot in the conference tournament .-•* . %-i -. ..-. classroom and head ... Regional championship coach I. -i:€jz#.-:2 1.k/:r-'., , .. '- -I " *'- . andwinning.Alotofthem are Melissa Frost-Fisher said. -'fe perfectionists. I've had awesome athletes Wehaveaverysmallsquadcompared -. -L' 1- -- .--....-,t...- I - -'7 ;' f'. «r»*»e., . --..4.#DJ Q & 1442=. «* thelas t four years.They make mybfe i ./...... to most schools, and with only 13 fit - -- - ' ; - ' - I 1.- - .iic, - · · ...... 4 + - ../..,„...Im:t,,--4.2*,TabkS.Lf ..Attj 4 JF#A#3; easier, Butera said.«When you get kids players, we have stayed on track toward Photo 6'MiaDandino •73e R »tor that are self-motivated, theywant to win i three our goal," Fisher said. Senior Ryan Burlas delivers a pitch during a March 18 game versus Kentucky State. Ulndy swept that series, outscoring theThorobreds 39-6. The Flyers havetaken twoof ontheirown.It's allonthem.lheydoalot i from Ulndyintheirweekendseries, withthelast game ending afterthe paperwentto press. of intangibles that win championships." Wejust need to finish in the top eight « in the region in order to qualify for the I try to recruit little Jodys," she said. i 'Ihe Greyhounds ended their season regional championship;we currentlysit at with a 38-2 record Having made their Sth place. Our ultimate goalis to qualify for the World Series." business first Elite Eight appearance will benefit 'Ihe Greyhound team is chasing his- iaking care of UIndl ' • tory as they seek their first conference Itwasagreatexperienceformyteam. title, and have become the first league Kittinger collected two RBIs and hcored junior Donovan Drake, allowed seven They'rehungryforitnextyear.Theywant i 2-6 two to always want to have that school this year to collect 20 wins. Recovering from a runs. Senior second baseman and runs in the opening frame after giving expectation shortstop Adam Akin and junior second only one run in 19 innings previous to of .this program getting to the Elite 4-0«'Illegii:1%hevejus,BEe,tout ,in311*. starti-U/ha)/ hafnot-/Ostij 'Ihey have worked so hard and they can baseman Aryn Ross had three hits each. this game. UIndy ended the game with. Eight, Final Four and winning a national I „ achieve this goal," Frost-Fisher said. The game that means the most right a solo home run by senior outfielder championship. I can't complain. UIndy continued their eight-game series now is the fourth game we played against Chris Ulrey and a single by sophomore AthleticsDirector SueWilleyoffered home stand with a doubleheader StJoseph'sCollegeon Sunday[Aprilll]," third baseman Matt Maringer. high praise regarding the team's play. i sweep « of Bellarmine, 6-2, By Kaley Belakovich Akin said. "Being down 2-1 in the series OnApri17,thebaseballteamheaded Itwasaphenomenalseason.Wewere the national ***"- 1-OatIndianaCen- STAFFWRITER and being able to pull it all together to to thehome ofthe Indianapolis Indians, knocked out by champion." , tral Little League get that victory in our seventh game in VictoryField,foragame. The gamewas 'Ihe 'Hounds loss to Lewis ended 2#' 3* (ICLL) on the six days shows a lot about our team and canceled after eight and a half innings UIndy's 14-0 start'Ihat loss may have 4 -- ---A.C. team's Senior how bad we want this." due to weather with the score tied at benefitted Indianapolis, according to .B. Day 3/ e - The University of Indianapolis won runs .B'= onSunday,Aprilll. An-AprillO,aGreyhoundwinagainst nine apiece. The game will be re- Willey. -11 -' - their third game at of St.Joseph's the .7]le season was a - "It's been a very Lewis and, as College in first game in scheduled,butthetimeis stillunknown. going along so well . ----- Th i successful season. Re ectorpresstime thescorewasunavail- thedoubleheaderearnedheadcoachGary OnlyDrake andCollierpitched atleast andthenLewis,ournemesis,cameinand able,UIndydroppedapairof2-1 contests Vaught to his 700th coaching careerwin. one scoreless inqing, even though the just crunched us. It was terrible,"Willey - - - .. . We went on a 13_ versus the Flyers Saturday, April 17. said. «We didn't show up for the match. 4 game winning "Yougettothatplace [700thwin]with 'Houndsusedeightpitchersthroughout i streak and set a UIndy played a doubleheader with good players, assistants and administra- the game. Some teams will have that one team that new school record. archrival St. Joseph's College on April tors," Vaught said. «I get total support The Greyhounds took on Urbana seems to havetheirnumber. Lewisdoesn't FISHER behind 3-0 in the at have number " I am pleased at how 11, falling first game, here UIndy." University at Greyhound Parkon April [our] anymore. through four innings. infielder UIndy took down the Pumas 13-5 Butera isn't worried about numbers. i well we are doing: We have had injuries Junior 6. Inthefirstgame,UIndystartersenior to key players but other members of the Kaleb Cunningham helped bring the in the first game. 'Ihe 'Hounds scored pitcher Cory White walked a batter, "It'sgoing to be phenomenal.Ifweplay team stepped up greatly," Russell said. score to 3-2 with a double down the left eight runs in the first inning with four allowed two straight singles to begin well, we probably shouldn't lose," Butera 'Ihe double-dip victories push the field line in the fifth inning. lhe Pumas hits, three walks, a hits batsman and an the game. White persevered and struck said. "I want them to be loose, happy error by and love to come to every day. Greyhounds to 27-12 onthe season,17-5 added two more runs in the top of the the Pumas. 1he Pumas started out the side to end the top ofthe inning practice in GLVC contests. sixth, ending the scoring with the game catchingupbygettingfourrunsinthetop with no runs by Urbana. By the end of Everything else will take care ofitself." ending 5-2 in "The coach challenges us; she tells us SJC's favon ofthe sixth inning, but the'Hounds kept game, all nine UIndy hitters had scored Willey gave Butera high praise. all we can't afford to go slow now after a UIndy got out of the gate faster in in the game, scoringfive more runs in the a run, including four runs by Ulrey. 'Ihe "It's not aboutwins and losses. She ' • strong push for honors this season. She game two,buildinga4-Oleadinjustone bottom of the sixth. Cunningham had Blue Knights managed one run in the is a phenomenal recruiter. She has done 1 inning. [CoachFrost-Fisher] makesusbelievein Oneimportantmoveinthegame three hits andthree runs duringthegame. second inning, but the game ended in everything I've asked her to [do],"Wil- „ was the three-person run by senior first Things went the ley said."She's matured into a top-notch ourselves. We can make the final eight, downhill in second UIndy's favor 16-1. Russell said. baseman Danny Collier, one ofhis five gamewhenthe'Houndsweredefeatedby coachandarecognizedleaderinwomen's RBIsingame two. SeniorcatcherChase thePumas 12-3. UIndy'sstartingpitcher, volleyball in the country. I couldn't be >SeeSOFTBALLon Page 10 >See BASEBALLon Page 10 prouder ofjody.„ EDITORIAL 7// /A, 1 9/mi,le= &16 , TalesfromMediaDay , An editor earns Playing in a Final Four is a privilege. j However,withthatprivilege,cameman- cover datoryappearances,includinganswering i , I - = 44 opportunity to questions from people ofmy profession. tbe Final Four With so many media personnel ask- ing questions, it's inevitable that players and coaches alike would hear at least Micah McVicker By a similar version of the same question SPORTS - - --2 t----- EDITOR at least once. Sitting in those breakout - r - -- roomswithCoachStevens,MattHoward and Gordon Hayward, plus attending I had the opportunity to cover media the Friday news conference with coach -1- - .._ , - n _ . _ -r ------=.=„.....,--.* day at the Final Four April 1-2. Ronald Nored and -. . Stevens, Howard, I ....--*«- -».v-- - -- ' It was I'd never been to - -'*.--.r.---.-*..:4--=- 4 - -„t..,-*--'*.4 .. surreal; Lucas heard some inane questions.'Ihen again, - - -- , - 46 9-X- -,. ..„,4 Oil Stadium. Subsequently I did what those are my colleagues and they have f=d. 4*i· 4.,Iri#.14*40bi. - 1..* »9'":RI ,r=: 4 , --r ' 4 many first-time visitors did: gawk at their ideas and deadlines. i..size Iwonderedtomyselfhowmanyofthe L.«» »,/2./Sk,*C :.iki »i»«,t , However, it was a business trip. So I same questions the players and coaches I *.f#*W#£8. 1 di, f-5'9' 11 got to work had heard over and over and oven I still - ' v .lelil E;110E 1Bf'45/ April l. select players and the head wonder that. Again, it's on us to ask I coach from each school took questions more open-ended and creative questions /imitri.flpiliguilittlimi4 the breakout rooms on the event level that 121.44 -4:44" .71 7, fig LRFTiRT#$(&1# I 645449.. at 1 ers aren't generic and '*5 --t·, xi ».„ 43t » . 3 :; 33&'tot:·=d aou3 A.Idgy·zce,et,t·,p·:sal'= Contributed by MCT Campus covered the Final Four. To best do our Butler's Matt Howard. lucas Oil Stadium hosts the first nationalsemifinal Saturday, April 3. Butler defeated Michigan State 52-Soto advance tothenationalchampionship game.The Bulldogs fell jobs,weneededto askcreadveandor'«21 It was the ultimate learning experit tothe Blue Devils 61-59to finish asthe national runner-up. - questions. ence for a budding sports writen ./ .. - - I 1 SPORTS THE REFLECTOR APRIL 21,2010 9 SOFTBALLfrom Page BASEBALL from Page 9 to all-time Dancing nationals UIndyis24-3 atICLL,with A second game against the Knights a 2010 season record ofll-2 at the field also came out successful with a UIndy after a 13-1 home 2009. " showing in win 12-llineightinnings. lhe'Hounds 'Ihe team has been on an incline, we came back in this game after trailing 25 »*. : 1,1 have had ups and downs but it's been 11-6 in four and a halfinnings. UIndy '41*3*'.4...... 4 : .' mostly ups; right now we are trying scored four runs in .,..... 1 the bottom of the '' 3 Al,/477.- .. t...3,2 to keep everyone on the i - p. \. A.dp' 4.·RJA,/'. team healthy; fifth inning, while junior pitcher Andy :2'. 24 6 7/5, j i it's our key to a successful : 9. ..,1/jew kiL,# « ; finish to the Betts threw one and one-third innings ' season," Frost-Fisher said. / i ·sr . '*'R'r . I. ., . J of hitless ball and senior I pitcher : .,1, , ».. :- '1 - 1. , I . 1.- el David "... , « . Against Kentucky Wesleyan on threw two scoreless 2 -., . --J (14 Early innings. I .,..:t=t" I. ... .' '- 22rf Saturday.April 10,Greyhound pitching UIndy fell 6-3 to Bellarmine Univer- ' 192: .'- , '. .. *. allowed just one hit in a doubleheader sity on April 3. After being tied at 1-1 <* *: . : . . ..,2.. 4 6 , 1... sweep. Russell threw aperfect game in r :* . P -1 an throughthefourthinning,Bellarmineput 1 fs.t *- .1 -, 8-0 five-inning win in the opener, up five runs in the bottom of the fifth. le , andfreshmanpitcherJenniferDeMotte Sophomore infielder Chris Saroff hit a , 4, allowed just a double 44 .1 P I fourth-inning in two-run singlein the seventh, endingthe in £ 5 1 13 a I another 8-0 win in game two, also scoring. Cunningham andAkin hadtwo , s five innings. j 1 1- ... hits each in the game. On April 8, Greyhound softball Bellarmine dropped the second game ·team 11 Tr helped sixth-year head coach 7-5. Bellarmine scored all seven runs in 41 / 0/ f Frost-Fisher obtain another milestone the first three innings. UIndy got onto : 4 -t-r -7 in a non-conference - doubleheader the board in the 11. -.-- 1 . f. f. sweep fifth after Kittingerhit a overUrbanaUniversity.TheGreyhounds three-run home run setup after a double 4.'JI i emerged 6-1 winners in the opener to i i r.#44$. r byAkinandawalkbysophomorecatcher . . , give Frost-Fisher her 250th career win Scott Freshman t 41914*/*i" Mourey. pitcher Sean ' 1 16 44144*624, , and also took the nightcap, 4-0, to im- Elliot set a personal best, tossing five 1 <13>si , '' prove '022-lloverall. scoreless innings, allowing three hits. ro/ Frost-Fishercoachedher300thgame With onlyafewgames leftin conference + as the Greyhound head coach'Ihursday, this season, anticipationforfuturegames -'..... Apri18; sheis 181-119 inhersixseasons are very high. Most players agreed that ' .,r -% 1--, 1. 6," -*El ...s,- _:e = -- at UIndy. Northern Kentucky has become Photo by Elizabeth Wheeler ·le Refiector «I am really proud of my girls. They biggest rival. their The danceteam practices their routine priortotheir competition in Daytona Beach, Fla. The team madetheir first tripto haveworkedveryhard and stayed healthy. "I am really looking forward to our 5 I national competition. I am hoping they stay focused and com- games with Northern Kentucky. I feel mitted to our course for the remainder that they are our biggest rival; therefore, of the The team set to workthis season," Frost-Fisher said. the competition levelisveryhigh,"Early , 1 Dance team school then they participated in the Challenge 'Ihe team plays Qpincy College on 1 grateful year to raise enough said. money to attend Cup againusingthe.AliciaKeys routine. May2attheIndianaCentralLittleLake I the national Akin also anticpates the Norse series. 5 for opportunity, look competition. 7119 held theycompetedwith . Also, their hip-hop in their last league game ofthe season. .ThegamesIbelieveweareatllooking bake sales, t-shirt sales and various routine in the final round. other fundraisers. This is my last semester with the forward to are the North- ' to improcue foT 'next «It ·was a good experience for our games against team, Carmen Martinez and I are ern Kentucky at the end of the regular «We knew going in that it was go- entire . team, because we know what to graduating and so we will like to year ing to be an expensive endeavor, and expectandwhattoaddtoourroutinesto thisamazingengagementwithahistoricend season," ourbiggestrival Akin said. andweare«They havearguablybecome the . , the fundraisers seemed to be endless; be more competitive,"Witzigreutersaid. it was all worthwhile when we success,"Russell said."The coaches, and two best teams in the conference." got This was the first time that the team theteamhaveworkedreallyhardandwe to Daytona," 1he 'Hounds will begin their series By Jacki Dillman said sophomore Candi has competed at a national tournament, deserve to be at the regional champion- against Northern Kentuckyin Highland MANAGING EDITOR Witzigrueten and team captain Madalynne Wills ship. Qliincy College won't stop Tocompete,theCrimsonetteshadto us." Heights, Ky. at noon on April 30...... thinks it was agreat learning experience pom,jazz,hip-hoproutineto aremixof for the team...... The UniversityofIndianapolis Dance the Alicia Keys song«Fallen.-Iheyalso " Team, the Crimsonettes, attended the performed a hip-hop routine to a mix manship,Asateamwegrewinsupport,sports- motivation, drive and many : Col- that included NationaiDanceAssociation (NDA) various hip-hop artists. other areas. For the first time, we had : Cheer and Dance legiate Championship Members ofthe team who attended a real goal other than performing at a Be Reftector April 8-9 in Daytona Beach, Fla. 'Ihe this national competition included: [footballorbasketball]game,'Wills said. : team placed fifth in the salutes its Challenge Cup JoriWelier,MadalynneWills,Hannah Theteamhopestoattendandimprove : graduates! · . and ninth in the hip-hop competition. Watkins, CandiWitzigrueter,Kiersten upon their performance at the national i To quali» for national competition, Baltus, Sarah Stierwalt,Brianne Gargas competition next year. * 3 the team learned a dance routine at their and Carrie Caldwell. "We hope to improve greatly on : NDA summercamp inMyrtle Beachand There was one preliminaryround of technique, originality, style and size of i based olifheirperformance earned abid competitioninwhichtheCrim#gnettes . ourteam,"Willssaid.«[Sowecan] attend 0 -- b. , to nadonals. performed their 4/,r.. % 4 9 Alicia Keysrroufine, -nationals agaidnext year." 4 - 1-74:.' :::' ,;· :. ./.....=.... , * I - Its .: 1':.<, y :.t. 'jh....'.'. ., : i. I --:. I : Ti -1471& ...2 : I 111 I 1 14 . -fet'1 i \: ..8 I- :.R.. . ESTABLISHED IN CHARLESTON. IL 016. SO MY SUES REAUY AREN'T GOURMET AND : + Al...' 1 IN 1983 TO ADD TO STUDENTS GPA • ' 44"4 *Nt'Ir lo,Ar,-. 2 EEEFS : «' AND GENERAL DATING ABILIT,( 1 ''., -.1 &, 4 . 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S . . : 0 -1 c „- , ..fl-lf, . . . r *tia- :'.. i. ..1.1,.. . .r: . '' Sophomore guard Megan Gard- -- .. ht#£*f.: lost forthe season ., --4--...... : ner was in that *„.*.. E ''·' , .-*.-,39€ •1181;f-".3., r. I \11 .: - game as well. ..3.= il-,- -irli ..QI:.'.'gut/*.Iif.. i-,-.-45, Saij Cl:' _ .- -"»+'ds:iQ.-4 . . . . . - -... The'Hounds also defeated Drury ...el ' .- &1/ ....0, 1 ... 0 : &, 69-65 on Feb. 6.The win marked the £.&j.*dit- Drury #P -'/ 0'. ri'. i..".-.1.!ART: '0 :4=. - 4-4... first victory over Drury since rk.' ' 0 ' joined the GLVC. . ... - - .V.. S.. - "R::,-40':*.» , -- .....-98.. '31.te-e• .- . . . -**,#9 2**W 8 BAY- t,KK - 1 I .- Indianapolis dropped two of " , . = . 1 I - 4:*4/ 1&4141*7 ./-.41,6 44<1 ' their final three regular season ./.. 1 1. t 1-· i., MF,f :1 " ' games entering conference the L \ . 2,7 ..L r ·- n>u . , ·· 0 .,i , tournament. The 'Hounds knocked ' "9M#'': -" ' · off University of Missouri-St. Louis 37/<- ft·-. i ''if: 0 ...... i.' I 6. in the quarterfinal contest before 91&: 1 -1. ....fk 22 .. -,diwial i i falling to Wisconsin-Parkside in the v .-='9==,- r » r 1 - semifinal round. , - E.s. 1 \, ..0.1 't» ilts...... , j LA, r --«',' r.». AA/. -1 .* Ulndydroppedaone-pointgame - \,p,AIT-- Photo by Anne Toliver · lbe Rejiector toNorthernMichiganintheMidwest 'it Ulndy seeks to get backto the College World Series after making the first appearance in program Regional to conclude their season. in the 2009 season. The Greyhounds are striving to build upon the 37-21 season they had in 2009. Indianapolis, going forward, will il- 0' - i An April 10 doubleheader against Kentucky Wesleyan saw two Ulndy starting pitchers allow one have to replace Katie Dewey, Jes- Jennifer DeMotte an sica Canary, Sarah hit. Senior Megan Russell tossed a perfect game. Freshman gave quite encore, Fenneman and ,·r allowing onlyone hit, a double in the top of the third. Heather Rourk, lost to graduation. ' Ulndygoesonthe road to play fourdoubleheaders toconcludetheirregularseason.Three of four Junior All-America forward Sa- by opponents are conference foes. mantha Meissel returns. Pbok Cbris 1Iarthy • Tbe RE#ectol '1 1 1 1 1 1:1 MEN'S SOCCER The men's indoor track and field team Struggling through'the 2009 1 Head coach John Griffin resigned season, < '-- after the 2009 season aftercompiling earnedtheirfirstindoorconferencecham- posting a 4-7 record. Former coach Joe .- J '5.*JI in overthe weekend of Polizzi was an 8-7-2 record. John Higgins earned ·i, pionship tenyears resigned. He replaced by de- ./ .* ' 27,2010. fensive coordinator Bob Bartolomeo. 2 --- tr' i the interim 41' '3:"h ---,1 - r Feb. coach tag for the 2010 < , 1 Thewomen'steamearnedarunner-up Senior wide receiver Tyran Fakes red- . «- season. 9 .. P ' finish at the same meet...... '' -- - shirted last season with an injury. Bobby Adkins, the top goal scorer b \ ) 1 During the outdoor season, six Grey- Itwasalsoannouncedthat UIndyfoot- - / »' with 10 goals, enters his sophomore 5 1 1 J c.*r h hounds earned NCAA provisional times ball will join the GLVC in 2012, departing · year. , XII0. at the Indiana Intercollegiate/Little State the GLIAC. Ajuniorthisfall, goalkeeperJustin Roberts anchors the defense. Championships. HIGGINS FANGMAN 1 1 1 :1 :1 CROSSCOUNTRY The Greyhounds have The teams' seasons Atnationalcompetitionin --' NCAA Canton, OH, the Ulndy men overcome a 2-6 start. India- ended in Regional ' placed 21 st. napolis has gone 22-9 since competition, taking 15th. P - 7 f-- -1 ' March 6. For the men, Guy Kogel " .-I placed Head coach Gary Vaught, '»5.-f wa::t,N;'ttl;1 .le hoer in his 21st earned his --'. Michael finishedhis to collect his second / season, Landy career *11 -- All-Americathirdfinish. in the 200 fly -J 700th career win with a 13-5 A career placing 62nd. Thewomenplacedninth, victoryoverSt.Joseph'sinthe ' On the women's side, =»l B i. their streak to 11 first game of their double- Ulndy tookthe 16th spot. extending T \. Freshman consecutive years placing in . --1 , header. Stephanie the top 20 in the nation. 4.4 -_ .1. Lewis beat Ulndy twice CASEY CavefinishedfirstforUIndy, On the women's side, se- KINKEAD April 17. Both games ended placing 53rd. placed niorErica Smithcollectedfour in 2-1 losses forthe'Hounds. The women sixth in the GLVC meet. Cave ninth to while men All-America honors, highlighted bya Ulndy has two series re- finished pace Ulndy. finish in the 100 fly and a third place in the 400 mainingbeforeahighlyantici- earned fourth spot, as Martinez became the .2 + */- four-game series with first to cross the finish line in 13th medleyrelay.Smithconcludedhercollegecareer pated, Greyhound runner-up /4 the Northern KentuckyNorse. position. with eight All-America honors. WIAff 1 1 :1 :1 - - Under head coach Geoff VanDeusen, Jason Warthan returned to his alma Head coach Stan Gouard improved in new .-1. entering his third year at the helm, India- mater, as he was announced as the hissecondseasonatthehelmofthemen's '* - napolis head coach June 8,2009. basketballteam,compilinga 12-16 record. ., - - =i*z earned the fifth seed in the NCAA *. *- Tournament. .r , a· This past season, Ulndy sent three Ulndy fell to Lewis 79-76 in the GLVC 1 2·er -'4* Ulndyfelll-OtoNo.4seed Bellarminein 1 wrestlers to nationals. All three fell on Tournament opener. Cl 1- I• 1 1 of competition. Alex at replace Ryan Sims, 1 - rt= i f theopeningroundon Nov. 13,theirsecond * -.- day one Johns, Gouard will haveto - appearance in program history. \ / 125 lbs.,earnedthe'Hounds'onlyvictory. Dijon Knight, Larry Woods and Sergey , - - - 1\. At 157, Givens was defeated Struckdueto Goalkeeper Shae Morris returns. Lead- Bryce graduation. irl . twice and his season ended. Junior Nate Blank returns from injury a i h ing scorer Ashley Seehase graduated. ' . -1 A lost 41 .1 second with eight goals, Ulndy's heavyweight, Lynn Panko, that kepthim outofthe lossto Lewis. Lead- Shelby Spinelli, GOUARD VANDEUSEN returns. WARTHAN twice and finished his season at 24-6. ing scorer Darius Adams returns as well. 1 :1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The men's team's season ended with Managing expectations will be key Senior Lyndsay McBride captured an individual national for Ulndy as they prepare for the 2010 championship on May 13. Senior Kristi Piepenbrink also a 7-10 (15-5 GLVC) record. The team re- n 4.ZF,--f turned from their trip to Florida during 4 · * 4 _ 2 season. Indianapolis compiled a 38-2 placed in the top five to help the team tie for third, the best spring 1-3 record in 2009 and appeared in the finish in program history. the week of break sporting a T - ··7' 1 4 ' record. The men were eliminated from W' 11,1'7 Elite to eventual The Greyhounds' men's team seeks to build off of their Ii'' Eight.The'Hounds fell . Aaron an April 17 9-0 loss f national champion Concordia-St. Paul share ofsixth place atthe 2009 NCAA Finals. Freshman postseason play with to Bellarmine.The women fared substan- 1 A ' Golden Bears. Monsontied forfifthinthe 108-manfieldwithaone-overpar. 300th game Sept. Based on their success the last couple of tially better, posting an overall record of '., , 14 - Butera won her years, Ulndy witha victory over NW Missouri St. was invited to play in the Golfweek Spring Invite Feb. 7-9 in 12-3The (5-2 women GLVC). went 3-0 in Florida. < 12 -i 12 SeniorKyleighTurneristheonlyplay- Orlando.The ninth-ranked Greyhounds tooka share of sixth The women travel to Rockhurst Uni- VENTER erlost to graduation. She will return as place. Individually, senior Seth Fair shot a two-over par to host school in the GLVC BUTERA an assistantto head coach Jody Butera. finish in a tie for fifth. versity to play the Don'tmentionnumbersto Buteraor Indianapolis also traveled to Puerto Rico to play in the Tournament April 23-24. The women take a four-game win- her players. Butthe team can be"phenomenal." Palmas Del Mar Intercollegiate IRefector 2/17]. ning streak into the tournament. "If we play well, we probably shouldn't lose,"Butera said. i1 So you're not exactly making headlines? IREFLECTOR -f 1 '« « happy- - *P \ $ ./ /1 .'.. . '.\ MN . l/11/118*. 24- f / » 1\IRITE-1 .„ . I The Reflector is in need of your talents, whatever they may be! For more information ti..2. h.l1 2 / Adrian Kendrick or Jacki Dillman. 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