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D AVIDSON COLLEG E W EDNESD,WJ ANUARY 24. 2007 VOLUME 98 . N UMBER 13 Campus mourns Returning loss of Jay Chitty Jumors• • s, u,- BARRY Ott. 31 when his family's single­ engine plane cl':lshed in we.1 CharlOlle. II>: JI " ... , ,\,,>It, ~, On " typical Sund~y aftcm<)Oll Hi . parents, Jim and Kay, and hi, !klllor StajJ IImu I." sc: nltster. hI Chin) '07 ...... ,.,ld 14-year-okl brolher, Taylor, also be posted on the black kalher di«l in the .. rosh. I\n o,'e""helmh,& nu",ber of couch in Hnrt 102. w,uchlng (OO!­ Jay is su",i"ed b) his mter, Jun,,,,,,, relurned from abroad ball 00 the btS """,en wilh friends lI aley. 25. who ,,"orh for the Ih,s semeSicr 10 a considcrnbl) while ,imultaJ>eQu.'y checking Campus Crusade for Chrisl and kss comfortable Ii'ing en",' sports scores on hi. laplop. wllS 001 aboard lhe plane wilh lhe fO<>mcnl. ''The only n:ason he wOI,ld gel rest of Ihe fumily. M""y round tl>o,,,,,,,I>es li.,­ up was 10 gel h, ~ Sp:oghc:no·O's or Family. friendS. lenmmates and ing doWlllhe hill in sopho",ore M';>IHl,ain Dew.- IUOmmnle and professors fiU«I the l",w5 of lhe at>.1rlnlCnl. or liv;ng off cam· fellow .pons enthu,ia ~ l Wilson Davidson College Presbyterian pus_ McCrory '07 .ecalled. Church last lllUrsda) 10 moum "No" .hal Juniors nrc OOck A moth major .00 co-caJllaln of from abroad, Ihe", a", some the lennis len"" Jay. 22. dIed OIl housing problc",s.~ A,!(>Ciale Dean of S1U,JCn!5 and Direclor of Residen"" l ife leslie E.H. Little Library re<;elved a facellft over winter break. The Marsicano .md_ "Thi. ) eor, old green carpet was replaced with blue, and more com/orl­ conw ma"y students w,1I www.TheDavidsonian.com study abroad and ,IC«! 'I"""fie hOllses u",," return, Todn)' we usher in n O<:W era ;n forums have 10 do wilh websile .. Davidsooian,land: OT\(: wilh lou imp""'''fllCnl . F,om left: Jay Chitty '07, Luke Justus '07, Car$On Sanders '07 and See Housing_ /)(Ige 3 '07 of full-eolor pictures, one 01"'1\ We are looking to impro"c lhe Keith Farrow to oommems, one Ih"1 promi~s sile constamly and our reponing to pul lhe readers in chalE" of bas<:d 00 yuur suggestions. MLK events end with Lowery talk wbal !ltWS lhey read, Yes, fOlks, You can even wrile a kUtr 10 we're laking this baby ONLINE! lite «Iilor directly from lhe web­ For all you ~ k eplk5 out lhere si le . of Rosa PBrt.s and was a ci05(: renamed a boulevard af10 prinl edilion is ThaI leuer gIX. direclly !O lhe N~ws &li'VT friend and colleague of King, wi'" 10 hooo.- his many comribo.l1ions to enough !O ""Iisfy your cravings e_mail inbo. es of IIIe Editor In whorn he founded Ihe SoullK-m lhe civil righls mOvemen!. for Davidsoo news, allow me !O Chief and the Web Edilor. A well _anend«l talk by Civil Christian leadership Conferer>Ce. Rece,!!I )". he has been best inlrodl.lCOwn for hi. comrm'ersiaJ speech all its glory, you, you can llelp each OIherMlp Joseph Lowery, 13..'a Thu..way MelhodiSI churches in both Mobile See Lowery. page 4 The biggeSI adv3ntage Ihe each <>Iher. Confu~ing enough? eaf'P"d off Ihe ce lcbr~ti(lfl ' for and Atlanla. and lite lauer eily websile offen us is an abilily 10 Whal I mean is Ihal yoo can POSl Mond.ly's Dr. Man in Lulher King, li.Won 10 you, lhe re~rs , dossifreds nnd e~enlS in lheir Jr. Day holiday. Once you regisler, you can respective seclions of the ,itc:, Several hundred siudents, facul­ commenl on eYel')' s.tof)', lake You eM also link and upon Iy and members of lhe Davidson pan in polls and panidpate in ankles 10 your blog. 10 Digg. or community galhered in Du ke discu.. i"" board5. even !O f ocebook_ family Performance Hall al 8 p,m. When you wrile 3 IVmmemon Additionally, when ),OU regis­ 10 hear Lowel')' honor Dr. King al a 51ory, we will read il and take il ler you can chao:;(: 10 rccei~e e­ Ihe Ml K Community inlO account in fmure publishing mail updales as soon as !hey are Convocal;on, decisions. published. Lowery. whom Davidson presi­ You can also comment on each So whal are you wailing fWi dem Bobby VagI said "noe.l$ no Others' cornmcnts. crealing dis_ Go ahead and d ick o n inlroduction," has bttn "" aclive cussions sU1TOUnding each an;_ www.TheDavidsonian.com! luder for Ihe Civil Right. de, Movemen. for o,'er SO years. If ~ou look in lhe discussion /lrTr W~j... The son-spoken Alabama nal;'·< board )«t;on, Ihe lOp Iwo o..t,,...I';1;"" helped organiu lhe Moolgomc:l')' bu. boycon in 1955 af1<, d~ arrest LibbV Hubbard '08 volu nteerad with klnderglort-.-s on MLK O.y_ INSIDE THIS WEEK NEWS: Davidson legend Sterling Martin '63 retires PAGES

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see A&L, PAG E 8 see YOWL, PAGE 9 see SPORTS, PAGE 12 2 T HE D AVIDSONI AN NEWS VVEDNESDAY, JANUA RY 24, 2007 Richmond in the 5«ond SCI. Chitty, from page I "O"er nn I>our laler. "n,u'l'risi ngly. Jay Jay'S dealh and cdeb,,"e his life ~t a memo­ was wal~ing off Ihe coun a w,nnu:' rial service led by College Chaplain Rob Compeau said. '1'he fir.;lthing he did was 10 Spoch. hurry o,'er to his oog and pick up his phone. Jay's uncle Slc"cn Young '79. men's len_ J.y's dad had lefl him a ,-o;c.:m:til ,,·ith the ni s cOlieh On:w Bam,u and seven friends good I"' ...... Ihal Jay h.ad "",..,.r Ibe ""t".rial shared memories and renecled on Jay's sin­ exam Ihal he took I"'t sun",,,,r. ·Yes ." )Jay) ttrity. humility a,1d apprecialion for life's said. ' I'm go,ng 10 gel a job... . simple pleasure • . "If ChillY says nc'S inlo somelhing. nc's i,uo il 100 per<:cnt:' said Keith farTOw '07, co,nparing Jay's enlhus;,,'''' for Keel:>ltr sof1 b.1Ich C(loling Jay as a "small lown. sinlple plcasure kid:' Farrow recalled Jay's love (or the Cleveland Coumy fair. which Jay ;(11000- o:d in hi s hometown of Shell:>y. N.C.. every The EAC held a lorum last night 10 promote hN llhy envl,onmentallnteraclion$. year. "At best. Ihe Cleveland County (air is some"hal e nt~naining:' said Farrow. who Forum discusses ways to acconlpanied Jay 10 lhe fair during their sophomOK. junior and senior years. "but Chilly just loved it It was something he make campus greener grew up loving and neverOUlgnow iC' Chitty waa a eo-caplaln olllle men'a Jay also loved mp music and would pul on l&nnl $ l~m . of English Annie In gram ha,'c already yield· impromptu mp perfOl1llances for hi. leam­ ed twO Cenler for Imerdisciplinary Studies males during tennis pr.>etice. Jay's roommales de$cribed him as I.id coorses on environmenlal sludie$. He was a fan of Sage Francis. a socially back about his school "wk. Ov~r the past few years, D.vidSOll has Paradisc also hopes to eSlablish a posilion conscious underground mwer known for hi. Jay would not hesitate to put off his math begun implem<:ming enviroomentally con· for a staff membrr dedicaled solely 10 envi· complu wordplay. hornewort for a late nighl scssion of his scious efforts to preserve the Slale Qf the roru"e ntal slahility on campu• . favorile video game. Maddcon . campus. h(This posilion] will greatly assure lhe Sta· Carson Sanders '07. w!lo livw with Jay The Environmental Action Commiuu bililY of Ihe EAC:' Liz Dover '07 said. ~We " /1'$ a 101 quieter now, 1II11gnifil'd since sophomore year. said Ihal Jay "jusl (F..AC) 1Io&1ed a forum Tuesday night 10 need someone here whose job is focused on wasnt wrapped up in himself. He was very by 1111' fOC I Illat e~'ery day )"011 ,!""ad aw","""," about the effOl'lS token to lhe environmenl in ordc:r 10 make progress'" oontenttO walCh college bas~ett:..oll or go get establish and !!lSIain an envin:>llmentally Beyond lhe (""ulty and Siudents. the staff cOllld COlIIll 0/1 returning 10 Ihe ieee-ream sourod community. has also taken greal measures toward aportmellIlO find ellilTy sillillg in For Sanders and others who .....ere dose to At times. EAC ~Dtatives rnellliooaj iqro>'iQ& ~ life. Ilwl chair, walching sporu. There him. the shock of th~ lrag~dy is still very ~hallell/;e~ of Ihl'. (hey encounler in their Director F""ilities David Holthauscr is still u >"Itry rI.'({/ port 0/ me llim real. .. It·. a 101 quiettr oow, magnified by tM "nde.von yet emphasized t ....1 lhe commit­ has taken siride,to address the ~nl issues wOIl/d tlot be .mrprised if he tee continues to make hudway toward its at the College. Hohhauser has worked 10 ract tha! every day you could count on goal. obtain uadcr Environmental Energy [)('sign walked IllfOUgll Ihe door right reluming 10 the apartn",nl 10 find Chi!!y sil o 1M forum consisted of boIh st~n!.S and (LE.E.D.) ttnificat;on for O\lke dormitory. IIOW. t,ng in tbat chair. walching .poru.~ Sanders (acuity. each "'presenting a different co"''''' currently under COflstruclioll. --CorSQII Sam/us '07 said. pointing 10 • big IUlher chair near the of action IOwaN add",.. ing the issues of the h( LE.E.D. cenification] is lhe only cur· tc!evision. evening. rem s)' mbol for building Stability in accord ''''I\(:re is st;1I a "ery real pan of me that Sophomore class p ..... sid<:m Richmond wilh environme",al siandards:' Hohhauscr would not be surprised if he ""alked through Blake '09, and Pmfessor of Biology Chris said. " Jt is essential Ihat "'e adhere 10 Ihe Jared McKieman '07 said Ihat Jay used to Ihal door right I\Ow:· Paradise began the forum by cnmuraging the standard here al DavidSQl1 ." joke Iha' he would date ~a ny girl woo allend­ Sander.; emphasi7.ed. however. Ihal the crcalioo of an envirQ,,,nentally awa", studtn! Holtnau",," effon. have also ""ulted in ed a Sage Fra,,,,is concert'" show of support al Jay's menM;oial service body 1h.1 paniciJ>3lc. and underslaOOS the lhe acquisition of three hybrid vehicles 10 Former men', tennis CQaCh Jeff Frank, and lhe small ge",ures "orning fronl friends environlll(:mal situalion ~I Davidson. supplant SUVs currently in uSC by Ihe who recruit<"onor of Jay Chiuy and his fanlily. P~ ..."Ed k on Joe Reed &. Law. V.n Oudenaren knew him liked him. respecled him ar.d had D.vidSQl1 is eSlablishing lhe Jay Chi!!y AI1!I "" Li,·., Edit"" really good Ihings '0 say about him:' Memorial Schol;uship. ""ige Toylor 4< M)kc Welln ..n f ellow lennis player Phillip Compeau '08 Th. ,001 i, ,. raise , minimum .f Yo,,·1 EdItors described Jay'. greatest strenglh on the ten· $50.000 to creale a pcrman<:nlly c""".... -cd Brend.ln P,reu It Jeff Yeakel nis coon as his ~will;ngness to stay in a le"nis scholarship. SpOrtS Editors malch forever, 10 grind out a Ihrec-I>our for question. "'g~rdil\ g lhe scholarship. Will ill')' an & Surie Edl malch. whieh " "OIlld have daunled even tl\(: comact Wilson McCrory Photography F.dltor mQSI menially lough players." win)[email protected]·577..()8()J." Lauren Massey AI Jay's ",~morial ",rvice. Compeau To make a g;ft, conlOCt Rachel Smilh '02 in 8usid -'A d,· crtkln~, and Ureu l ~tio n Man3Rt"r recounted a maleh Ihis fall when Jay was II\(: [)('veJopmcnl Orr",e at ""sn)ith@david· H.lley Brantley. Lau .... """ta,,,,, & Robbie Squibb down three malch points 10 a pla)'er from son.edu. 7([.1 ·894-2673 or Box 7173.

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P"JlCr usage by 30 Jl<"n:ent. EAC,frOlIl P<181! J Phillip·s work. ,ood that Olf Dining College. SenOI,nd Olf cof· IUS as a nalional arbon:wm. requiring slalflO fee SOld. dooat~s 10 cents to imem.1,iOlnal ta ~~ mClicul()Us c~re of the: nora 00 campus. areas spoo5Qreee herbs for ,he ca'ering """,iet. i. probkm ,,·ithin donn. and facilities. also underway o"tside of Vail COlmmons. In an effen to utili1.e all food prepared al the: CQII .. gc. Djning s."",kc' doomes all ··{Dm-ilfs/lu} prlNfllcn· 50 I(", .~ oj eXceSSeS tOl First Ha",est and h~ s red'>eed ilS 'HISle IIUII gves IV Ihe IlIIuljill landfill trnsh by 85 Jl<"recnl. At the end of lhe: fOlrum. lngmm and Blake en~ry "wmh. III Ihl' we Iltr.... weeks C"Om"", ntcd that the major needs of ,he: EAC c(lli ·1IJQ\·iIl8 VIII . . 111lI1 mllpw tim,· lie with th~ students. bles m 100 1011;. ,. Ingram ...,·iterated tl>!: necessity of being -- B(lr/xml Zt/irm: aware of the COlllege·s I: n vironm~ ntal poli· Rl'cycfiug Direclor c ies; for nample. if Qnt trtt must be cu! Turner House celebrated court selection with whipped cream and chocolate sauce. down. Ihree othe:rs are planted in its piae-: . Blake called for the sludents not only tOl be Recycling Coordinator Barbara z"iOn1. . awa..., Olf hut to form "n opinion abou! and and Di/tttorofDining S.",ices Dec Phillips ","ork tOlWard 311 SGA n.-soh'tion on the s,u· New PCC members join in ...,Iated SOnIC harsh facts about the: college in dent body·s po!: se ch ~n ges. A few swdcnts. like Katc Epst~in ·1 0 . tradition of court selection -[DavidSOllj produces 50 tons of ,,·aStc ha,·c already begun tOl take "",a!: Da,·idson Self·Stltttion feS livitics. house submitted a form "'nking their top has made progress. however. and recycles all renova'cd Duke dormitOl)'. Ealing houses ,,-c lconICd 171 .... w ....rn · three house choices in orm'- parl of the papers and Iype 1 and 2 plastics. l"I>c EAC will continue rai.ing c""",,rn for bers. while the nationally affiliate.J fraterni­ prucC$$ known as self-selection. Additiooally. the: irnpl~mentalioo Olf lands­ the environment throughout its ··Grun ties gailled 109. ··This is tl>!: fim year cvery single .....oman frtt pa~r tOlwel disr>ense:rs cut thc ColI~ g~ ·s W.,.,k:· i""luding tl>!: Grecn Ball 00 Feb. 2. l"I>c eating h()uses saw a small inc,"""", in was placed in a house:. and .'-cryone gOl the: numbe, of new members. oon'pared tOl c itlJer the:ir first or St>COnd choice:· Pauerson last year·s group of 167. COlun Cnuncil Advisol Cheyennc Mcl'hcrsoo said. In the eating h()Use lnuel)'. 137 ""{"'ten got "' f Im·e IIII! selj-seieclilJll fJf(J(·ess tMir first choice and 34 gOl their St>COnd. ··1 love tl>!: self-selct1ion process boca"se ht!c(l/I~·e 'I·I! are able I" gel (I I", of we "'" abl~ to. get a 101 of different girls from frl!.~h· differl!1II girls from differl!/ll differcm freshm~n halls. and i! is a grca' way III!!" h(ll/s. all(/ il is a gfl'lII W{/y jiJ r for ,he: uVJl<"n:la,"m~" !Ol get tOl know tl>!: Ille /lpp!!rdaS~·lIIe" 10 1Ie1 10 kllOw d3$s of 2010:· Rusk Hou"" Prcsicy began disoribu,ing ()fficial bids in complaint. about this yea,·s sdf·seltttiOln October. results. Men who receivro bids from a hool~ then fo< .... w members wishing 10 switch hour decided whether Olr not to join. ~s. tltere a'" t ....o ~iOIls. "' I do lik. lhe: ""mestcr-Iong infOl"nal rush StlllknlS can remain in thl: OlrganizaliOln as ()J>POSCd to the: nmch shoner and ' .ff)' for­ fOlr lhe: rest o f sJ1ring semester and then mal rushes that m()st othe:r schools ha'·e.~ s",·itc h houses in th~ fall. And",w JohnSOln ·0 8. SAE Chapter l"I>cy can also choose IOl drop the: boos<: I'resi

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LowerY, from 1'(181' I in th ~ United Slates. his t'''''' with K10g duro ing tile American C;"il Rights Mo'-emenl a, Ih.. funeral ofCo;m:na Scull King in 2006. and his behef th:Ol, despile diffc,",,1Cd of H ~ 3'1lued againsl the war in 1,.,,'1 wi,h oolor and naliQnalllY, Americans arc all ~(ioo I ~idcnl Geoq;e W. "".h in anendallce. together ;oo.plicably:' sa};ng. "For war. billi"", more. hul IK. more LoweI)' closed hi. "'marls by dra"'ing on for the 11OeCCh: tllat e~el)'ol'" has a li'MI, mice and t~ p(>"~r 10 change the II-orId , This fall. Lowery "'... inducted in the fir>1 "I ordain )"00 chapl"in' IJf 'he common group of honorees in ,be ImcmlOlional Civil good," he said, In keeping wilh hi. "i,;oo of ~igh( s Wal~ of Fame al the Man,,, Lulher I~ philos"ph;cs of Manin tml",r King Jr.. King Jr. National fIjlOf)' he said. and referred to the Town of in Gre<:n . boro. " discu,siOl' on amnnat,,,e Davidson's Wesl Side. which he beli ..· •• Reverend Joseph Lowery delivered tlIe MLK Convocation speech last Thursday. IIoClion ltd by Assistant Oean o( S,udent. oOcn fee l5 ucllMkd by In. while Christian Enw:st Jeffries, a sholl'ing of the Ci,-il Rights side and relegated to un inferior p<;>Sition in He . Iso argued in f.,'or ur .mnnat;,'e the right direction by increasing minimum documentary "AI the R i~er 1 Sland" and" the mmmunity, :.c';oo. saying that the world has "gOl to be " 'age, gospel extravaganza at Ouk e Family Emmanuel Clark '09 follo w~d Skehoo inlentioaal ahout dosing the gap" betll-een '1'he", is a small group lor Americansl Performance Hall, and sl"'ke al length on Lo" 'cry's numcrous ruee., "'hieh enjoys incredible wu!th:' he said, King, the focus or the."" festi"'tie. , ",as :.chie,·ements, -rhere is a gro"'ing disparity today in our kno"'n for his u"'n ~l>"a ki1\ g talenl a,1Il his The mired l,astor tl>o" stel'ped ul' to the coontry:' ability to rdl!y people lIA)ehine many uf his aims, ~ Da,' id""" has an enviable "'pulalio,,:' -- lite Hel'al'lld j oSt'f,h Lowery '"There is no mil itary solution tu tl'" pr0b­ Following hi. assassination in Memphis in said l.o'.,cry_ He also 'lIlIed that the college's lems of the Middle Ea ~:' he told Ihe audio 1968. King ",as awarded tlw Congressional attitudes "'fleet ",..nsitivity, CQUrnge .nd eocc. "Wc',,~ gOlto find a beuer way to dea! (lQld Medal. darillg:' Lowery was 113nicularly elfus;.'e OIl IIw with problem. oft"" military, ''I'm jllst SO appreciati'-e of all his Slrug' He .puke on ",.nl topics, including his iss..., of thc rich V~rsUI the J'OO'. "I'm I",ilher Republican nor Oemocrntic," gles and hardships," said Antoon )' Brown appreciatioo for Dr_ King 3'IIlthe itg"<,>' the "Mo.-., fo l~ s understand e<[uity than cqu~ !· he said. how e"e~ "I'm Methodist." '08, ,,'100 added Ihal il Was Ihanh to Or, laiC d"il rights le.(ltr left Ixhind for fUlu,", ity,~ he ~id, He also Illlled that he belie,'ed Otbcr lopics of Ihe spctth included Ihe Manin I.uthcr King, Jr, and OIhc ... Ii~c it, m generations. Ihe nell Do:mocrnuc m3joril~ was heading 10 oondit,on of Illc South as tile J1OOI1''' I\'gion that Bmwn can be- al Oa"id""" tooa)

Summer Job & Camp Fair January 31, 2007 Noon - 3 pm Brown Atrium of Alvarez Union

Bank of America (interns) Davidson College - July Experience (coed; HS educalional) Breakthrough Co11aborative (teaching) Davidson College (Ully programs) BUNAC USA (international work/travel programs) Davidson College - Summer Conferences Calvin Center (Presbyterian Conference Center in GAl Douglas Aqualics Charlotte (lifeguards at pools in Charlotte area) Camp Arrowhead (boys; NC mtn) Eagle's Nest Foundalion (science; NC mIn) Camp Broadstone (App State; educational; NC mtn) Enlerprise Renl-A-Car (paid summer jobsfmgml) Camp Bumt Gin (children with physical disabilties in SC ) Falling Creek Camp for Boys (religious; NC min) Camp Don Lee (Methodist, NC beach) The Farm s and the Poinllake and Golf Club (summer activities) Camp Greystone (Christian girls, NC min) Fresh Air Fund (NY - nonprofil camp for children from city ) Camp Grimes (NC min Boy Scouts) ' Green River Preserve (coed; science; NC min) Camp Harrison (oo-ed : NC min) Home Depot - Cornelius Camp Iliahee (girls; NC mtn) Keyauwee Program Cenler (Tameel Triad; Girl Scout) Camp Kanala (YMCA; Wake Foresl) Keystone Camp (girls; NC mt) Camps Merrie-Woode (girls, NC mtn) Northwestern Mutual Financial Network Camp Rockmonl (boys; Christian; NC min) Peninsula Yacht Club - Cornelius Camp Th'underbird (yMCA; Lake Wylie) Presbyterian Outdoor Ministry (Camp Buc, SC) Cherokee Retreat (Presbyterian; NW GA) Residential Support Services (nonprofit for disabled clients) Davidson College Freedom Schools (teaching) Weaver Outdoor Center (YMCA; Greeensboro) Davidson College - Community' Service (summer inlerns & programs)

For more information and link ~ to organization website - www.davidson .edu/careers Job postings on eCareers THE DAVII)SONIAN NEWS WEIlNE."DAY, JANUARY 24, 2 007 5 Housing,jrolll IXlge I lheir on-campus apiions and reCe way Ihal il dot'n't usually do," Mnl'l'icano ha lls full:' Ma ~ic a no said. '11Iis is good fi ~ · ,,"d. "More upp"rciassn",n as kw for off· cal managcm~nt for Ihc college and for lhe campus hOll.ing Ihan u ...al. and II~ soph_ students. If we can't keep (he blul dings full. omores "cn: able 10 he in Manill Coon we have 10 charge: II10re ",nl to Ihe ",,"ple "panmcnls, Although "'e plan on vacancies. who do live in I"" blukiings." rc",er eholce vocanc,es an: left if sopho· M:onicano and otIM:rs ",'orking III J.! LO arc moreS an: .ble 10 Ii,. ,n Mani" Coor.. " al",ady ""'lSukring "'3},' to pre"ent Ih,s She :KIdt:d. "I am hoping Ihal th', year "'as problem from occurring in lite nllure, a blil', I hop" Ihm II had • Io! 10 do wilh lhe MNe_'1 )'ear Duke domutory will off~r 100 n:novallon of Du kc OOmlIlOr)'." bcd, Ihal "'e didn'l have Ihi. )ur," Marsicano abo ",.ponded 10 lhe question Marsicano sa,d . "AI

double·o<;cup.ncy room whose residents were responsi ble for answering calls and tak· ing messages, On Jan. I. Sieri ing Manin '63 offICiall y AI least one: of Ihe room's IWO occupanl1t relired aft cr 43 years at Davidson College. had 10 Slay in lite room each nighllo answer Manin ",!'\'w as Di noclor of 11M: Lake lhe le1epl>one. Campu • . AssiSlanl and hud Track and "Boc k 11M: .. IIM:)" d pay for half )'oor room M Cross·Country Coach, Direclor of nISI if you volunleered for tha1. Manin said. Intramurals and I'hy. ical F..ducalion. " Ilhoughl thai was a prelty goOO o has li" cd alone in Wesl Virginia " Man in ",called one: occasion when"" rail siocc Manin ', 1II00he. passcd away JUSt 10 miles in Chambers . running do",n lhe before Thanksgivi nglasl year. cemral hall. up t"" sta irs to the second noor, Manin e~p l ai""d I h ~1 because he directed down Ihe second floor cen(ral h~11. up 1"" lhe lake campus he could not easily ""ire siairs to lhe Ihi rd nuor, down the (hird noor after the spriog semesle •. the bigb season for cenlral hall ""d bao; k down to the fi rsl noor Inke acliv;ties. retracing bis SI~ ps. Sometimes tltey even scI up hurdle. in (.l13mbel'S, Manin laughed as he recalled a "He pa· /Martill /w/l s (/ g,.,1II classm"le koocking one OVer and scaring an .forlller. (lml /1 1' also Iwd litis SIII/II/ unsus pecling librarian ""arby. lxxIy Ihlll III' cOllld lise sort of like n.e one lime Manin traveled abroad was II ~'(J11 I "r/i o "is/ 10 gel irt (/lid olll of in lhe lale 19S0s 10 Englan-d w;lh lhe boxes ... Davidson soccer learn. Honor. Duty.loyalty.Ibm arethe QLlalijies "We played 14 g= in 10 day •.M 1M: said. ·-Sltuw Smillt of the men WGmen who tod omore Shaw Smilh. Professor of An Hi. lory, has and choose Find out howyou Professor of An Hi.ltory known Manin all his life. Smith grew up in wi1h llieir lives. Thefte also the qualities can become an Davidson. w""re his fal"", C. Shaw Smitb welook IDr in our Soldiers. If yous eetheS! '39. whom he fondly rdel'S to as ··Big Qualities wben youlook inthe mirlllr, find lut officer in Daddy.M ",!'\'.d as Direclor of I"" College Union. how you can stfenlthen them at GDmlY.COI the U.S. Arm y -Jan. I i. jllst an easier' time to "'Iire­ Upon hi. s raduatio n C. Shaw Smilh or 1·8DD·USHRIY. Manin said. "beeau,", of lah campus activi· offered Mani" a job working for hi'" in hi. lies and alilhat." trav~ lin g mag ic show. Manin camc to Davidson College as a s'''' Manin was always "exlremely well·organ· -Io guy.M Smith s.lid, "Bi, 10 lhose OO) S each dormitory had "'.., pay Daddy always had , IIch confidence in phone per haJi . l1lc ~ w .. housed in a Sierling Manin.M Tm: )),W m $OSI,\N W[USES!).\\', 6 ARTS & LIVING JANUA !!" 24, 2001 Watts prophets rap for a different world <>< Now tbe Wans ProphetS rep",scnt Ilia! c(M'nmunity with I~;r lyrics and IllI'oogh I warn you. I am (H"Obably the wrong per- tlM:ircOIlC<'U around the: nation.1l>tir "'pre­ son II! leU )'00 aboulll'K: Wans I'rophcts. 1 am s(:Olarioo;s intrinsic 10 the,r "",.... ge. ~y 001 from Los Angeles. J am a while. twenly. par.>lld politicians in their IU'dtnl pre30Ching yur-old Sludent wllo aneoos a libtral an. p",,,,,hing Qf political necessities. bul tbey college in the SOUlheast. Ne,'cr did I sec "IS(> embody the aruby creatively assessing io""r.dly riOUi nor pay welfare. and I b.,ely the: world IIId,,)'_ its history and ;IS u"forsee­ ",member life before the Internet. I Sn.w up able future. AI one point, lhe rapp<:r. wear_ in a suburb of a smaller SOll!hwest lown ing dar\; gluSC's and overalls, suggested who!.c largesl minority fifle<:n years ago is wilh a hinl of fac<:liQatmosphere of Increasingly conflicted c ultural ld-e-nllty. AntNican neighborhood. Wall S. in Los " 'aking the world. TIte gui lari st silently re:.d Angeles Ihat h:.d been slowly dwindling along with lhe poetry while keeping an eye was another dialogue bc-t"'ecn the pottS or ""'"ke up" and drew .lIu.iOl" 10 ~Iobal "mil it. raw ans re~;lIdled the fire of cullur· OIl lhe other members of Ihe group as lhe)' " 'helher ti>cy were questioning our ;doolo- w"rlning and how m:tll contaminate nalure. 31 awareness and pride. paced lhe Slage, gies as well. I kept my mouth safely ,hut. So why arc they call1' RiOl sM broke out in 1..0$ Al\~"I"" The Prophets slloutoo som" qllCSlions "hich J"S1 after eight o'clock lhe poels entered and OIi. O'Solomon, Were amung Ihe bo:5t bel"'""n police and lhecivilian minorily thir· Ihe audience answered awkw~rdly and from opposite .ide stages and said, "Hello. See Prophel'l, page 8 I)' )·e.rs ago. W~lIS has been in Ihc J>Ublic uncenainly; we ""eren'l sure wheiller Ihis World." Th~n Ihey continued by saying 'Flights of ninjas stealthily sing thee to thy rest' "'as e~pecling to see. Whal you will gct in'le:.d (warning! spoil. Wein>lcin fOltr.dcd Ihe TillY Ninja Theater ers): Lacnes with a tisp, a truly terrifying in New YorI; City in 199'), staning "'ilh Gho'!, a "'ind"p to)' as a soldier and a nlan As you all know, there is a finile q""",;ty " Macbeth" "lid, afler great SUCCeSs. began 10 'P<'aking enlirely mOfe [al",(lo than I wOIdd of """"... me""" in thi, ",orld. aOO il springs loor America and Europe. The latcst endeav. be comfor!3ble a.dmiuing I COIlld. prim~ril)' frum twO sourceS. YOII ba,'c your or. " Ha",lel." opened in October 2004 . In a!l "'riousness. Weinstein does a bril. pirale', and you ba,'c your ninjas. When -n.c fi ... 1 figure I found for Ihi. was the lialll job. Solo, witlloul script and whil~ William Sha~espcare wrote "Hamlet:· he Osric character:' Weinstein said. ~he was manipulaling dolens of liny figures, he per­ had 00 idea il would be his semin.I, defining someone I found andj,," immedialely knew fom" an entire Shakespearean lragedy. indi ­ ",001< . TIten he added pirales. Alld he kllCw. I had 10 u",. He', a greal ehameler aclor." ,·iduali1.ing e~h charnet.r by voice. As n " Hamlet" is a great play. In facl. I h"'e The program quotes Weinstein as saying, piece of lheatrical art, il is remarl;abk. As a often m"",d Ihal Ihe OIlly way "H.mlet" "I had not~d thm there were lhesetiny plas· piece of cmena,nn",nt, it ;. hy>tericaJ. COIIld be heller_given Ihat il alre:.dy has tic ninjas in vending machines all across lhe Weinstein, humbly. submil!ed Ihat Mil is pirates-would be!O put ninjas in i,. ninjas, and I like things that an: small, and I city. bul no otIC ... as using tbern to perform whal it is.M He conld not pick a favorite pan M Opinions before "rmy Ninja TItealtr pres· like 'Hamlet: so..... The a,nlOSphere in the classicallheater. Som;;~hing h:.d 10 be done. nflhe ,how. noting Ihal il depends ,,'ltat goes M ents Hamlel" were varied. My fellow 900 Room largely ret1CC1ed similarly uoct'r· TIte "Hamlct you will St<: is lIot what yoo well on each gi"en night. " I didn't ;nlclld Managing Edilor, Pierce Trumbo 'OS. was lain optimism. have read in high school or in Dr. Le... is·

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For marc information please contact: [email protected] THE D Avm SONI AN ARTS & LIVING 2007 7 Seven new wonders to be decided RSC by monument popularity contest 2007 RESIDENCY Switatland·basal foundalioo by wOfking EVENT to ",store and p"'Soerve global nlOnum.:nlS. relying on private funds alld donations and SCHEDULE In Gene'·a. Switzerland. a WQrld.w ide 00 WOfld·widc broadcasting righu. competition is in progress to choose "'\'ell A panel of archilCCts chaired by former new wonders of the ...'Orld. wilh more than (UNESCO) United Nations Educalional "ThIrty Days 20 million people VOIing so fa r. Sci~ntifk and Cultural Organization leader of Celebration· Of the seven originals from the aro:: ien l Federico May.,.. whinleJapan'. K iyQrni~u Temple, the power in t he Political Context of Statue of Liberty and the Taj Mahar. VoIing Sydney Opera House. Petra. Jordan. RSCs Updated Productions' is open 10 the publ ic until July 6 via Internel Cambodia"s AngkOf, T,mookm. Brazil's or phor.e. The winneTll will be announced ,WIlle of Christ Redeemer. Easter Is land. July 7 in Lisbon, Portugal. and Chiche n Itz:.. Mexico. February In 1999. Swiss :>d"enIUKr ikma,d Weber To vote. go to wwwnew7wooders.com , "The philo~phy of Time In began lhe "New 7 Woode Tll of the World" or call (01 J) 372,54 1.11738 or (0 11 )423- Shake~peare's 'Pericles' and 'The campaign. and has ~ived 0"'" 200 roomi· 663-900299. Inte,national phone rates WInter''! Tall:'" nation. since then. Webe, promotes hi s 1. St~ Reading of "The Bard of Avon' 3 Fa(Ulty Musk Concert: 'EIiZil~ t han Texts and American Composers' S Forum and Panel: ' Ships, Journ~s and Travel in Shakespeare's Day: A Global Perspe0" a mIH'i,,'s 1) Panel: 'Color Blind Casting" hype is all about a )'OUII& music cdebril)'" "ppearlHlee. "Slon,p 11K- Yan!" Ikfinitcly has a 101 of lhe gellCric plot ,hat accomp;tnics "Like an Old Tale Still: dance_themed movies. btl! il also includes surprisingly good :>Cling. Its e'ploralio<, of Shakespeare's Late what O=k life is adds 10 a college campus Plays· made this movie a linle more WQrIitw hile. RS C Symposium "Slomp 'he Y~rd" begin. at an LA. dance competition lital en,pts in violence alld Feb. 10-12 dealh. After Ihi. ",nbittering e~llerience th.e main characle,. OJ (Columbus Short) la'er 10 Talk with the an lSts behInd the journeys to Georgia to give coll~ge a try. R5C productions Immedia'ciy. a beautiful gi'l calches hi, eye. 10 "'~,ides' "nd ,he Winter's ."d I\t: Sf'CIIIls much of his lirne Irying to [II,r· Tale': Iss~s of ~rform" n (e " S,,", her. Sh.e has an upperclassmen boyfriend 11 P"nel: "T he Monste" and The whose bad altilude match.es DJ's own. In the Columbus Short ~ nd Meagan Good displ ay $Ome chemis try In the fil m. Cri t Ics: How ~rform"nce midst of all this, DJ joins 3 rratemity thaI is movn .... ere more exciting than othen Reviewers Think" Irying to change its ",putation as tM lose ... movies of this kind. u. Le<:ture: "You Speak" Langua<)e on campus. Tile brothers' hope is that his tal ­ The addition of the black Greek stepping that I Underst"nd Not': listening ent will filially bring ,hem tlleir first natiooal and Greek life ga,.., a g~""ral window to to the last Plays step conlpetition ""in in sev~n years. w,,",t these tmdilional organizalions bri ng to , ;2. Le<:ture: "Gauging Religion In If any ofthi, sound, familiar. it is. "Bring a campus. Thi, was especially interesting to Pericles and The Winter's Tale" It On." "Step Up" and "YOII Got Se",ed.~ to Stt consilkring thaI OIl. own can\ j>lls is try. ,;2. P"nel Discussion: "C lues About name a fcw. al l have similar plO!<: relalion­ ing loadd to lhe G=k life tha, alrcadyui,ls Shakespe"re "od Religion" ships with hardshi[lS. underdogs facing th.e here with Ih.e addition or a sorority. u. Keynote Lecture With Stephen Iypi<:al winne ... in a CDm[JCtition. And in the The movie portrayed fra'em;ties a. crea'­ Greenblatt: "Sh~kespeafean e,lII . all»f Ih.e hanl ""or\:. of COIITse. pays off ing • 51r008. kmg·lasting t:.ro.herhood. The Beauty Marks' and Ilnexpc<:l~d victory corn~s in some way. central character. DJ . was initially hesilanl , :1; Book signir>g and Symposium So this movie'. plot is not completely aboul joining. bul changed his mi ,lII after dosing reception original by any m~"ns. 'me acting "'-''' more seeing 'h.elr ri<:lt history and the leadership convincing Ihan in .his gcm.:', I"ed«.."sun, they brought 10 the school. Though SOme ""'hich was surprising coosilkring SQOIC of ....llani1.a';Ons Wfre invenled for Ihe film. thi, Performances the IOCtors have h:>d only a few prior rol~s . movie may be good for those Davidson stu­ N~ Yo and Chris Brown we", boIh good IknlS who are hesitant about th.e addil;on of TI ny Ninja Hamlet:: Jan. 2}-25 additions '0 Ihe movie. bill lhe main charac­ Black G=k life on 011' campus 10 Stt. The Winter's Tale: Feb. 6, '0, n, ter. Columbus Short. Was Ih.e hc~, teen·tar_ O'·crnll. Ihis IICW. modem cultural movie t'l-, t6,'7 geted movie I have seen. i, not cat1h·,hauering nor is it lifc-chang;ng, ~Ies : Feb. 9"11, ' ). '7.18 Beside. that. tbe dancing was very ente,_ But it is acute rQlna,lCe Ihallake, on 3 cliche Days of Signlftance: Feb. 15-16 laining. A combinat ion of Los Angeles plot wilh some unexpected origiMlit y, Stomp dellvelll on charged dancIng fun. "crumping" and black Greek stepping. ,he Be.sidcs. it maf,;". a greal dale movie. 8 THE D AVIJ)SONIAN ARTS & LIVING W tmNESOAY, J ANUARV 24, 2007 Why I'm glad to be back in the jolly 01' NC

fuillwenty·lwo hours after I gOi offlile blls Burg~r and Diny varieties. ",slJC"!ti,'cly. thai morning. Speaking or fast food. It"! me ttll )'0" lhat For lhose wh" ,,'enl abroad lasl ,...""'oolw Ihis Ihe '1ueslH:>n you get asked lhe mosl in 1he oomme ..dal fQr th=doUar nlue ",eal •. lias pa<1 break, il wru; son"'lhing of an ex".ri· firsl Iwo w",,1ts of school is wl\eIher or not anyone e"e. told yoo how cxl"'nsive thinll' roce, lbe ITIQming I left. I arrived from you're glad to be back, Wilh Ihal in mind,lee arc in England? Samuel L Jackson may have Belgium imolile humble 10 lO.'n ofCanleroory IlIe present my ansWer, wilh jokes. been interested in the imemational CI)'nl0 longer have 10 deal wilh lhe language at McDooaJd'. "","" out of my budget! lbc: walk from VK"1oria Coach Slation 10 the barrier, In I country where sorne propl" drop day I pay len buds for a Big Mac Meal will Metro and a long train ride 10 lhe airport m<,>re COIlsooan1S than School House Rock. be a sad one indeed. lalcr, I was <.>Illy a few I>ours away from let· I'd tie awake al night dreaming of when il Beside. I newfound disdain (Of the ting on my plane, would only be ur John Iyries and F"'n<:h. confusion oVer which fooct>.U is lhc DR:ncl>«l in s ..'eat from running between Prt-sidenlial addresS<'!! thaI I'd find unintelli­ best and beat-up, tUe-llK-to-a.doc'lQr feel. oonn«lions and lhe heat of the Inin. on a gible. the biggest thing thai changed about nle hot day, I checked onto my plane and gOl I also smile ~ little bil wider when JICOple when I was gone w'"' a complex understand· ready for a long lrip 10 Atlllnta and a sllon refer ~o the King and Q.oecn. beeause I know ing . OO,n how ,,>cbange rales should scan: lril' 10 my fin31 dc,hnalIDn in Columbia. a that ~hey're probably jusl refening 10 lhe yoo fr'Onl evc.leavin, the OOtIn!')' .gain. Who would ha"e lhought being undcrnge Is it good 10 be back in David5On? Well , I would be a good thing'/ I'm 'elling you ;1·5 00 Ion"" hase the prob~' Qf decaling with the lruth, I'm tired of DOt being uked for an too much free lime. Having seven hours of ID, and if yoo ask me. Europe should rai", dass a week m e<: to family The bars, which my inlense workload kejll and able 10 re lax .,'ery once in a "'bile, If me from ever "isiling, 1I.,c Il(l1hing on nothing else. Ihe cultural expcrienC<' .brood l'at1c/'S()fl Coun !"Inies. Techno. remixes, Ilru! helJ>Cd me aJlP"'Ci"l~ whal I left al european music in gene ... I'! If 1 eM hcar lhe O'lVidson, So, 1 tan tell },Oll 1 alll «sla,ic 10 music ab.w. Ihe bass, I'm probably not hav· be bac~ on campus :lnd tursi1tg ,hc I"""..,. ing fun! And if I eM gel .kobol 001 in a puh­ work gods Wllh )'W ""'-" n".... , 1"al is, al In Munl<;h', Hofbrau House, OJ', have a diH~ l lIttlre then On Patterson Court, lic plll«:,lhen I'm probabl)' spc''''i~ money, !casl '"'Iil midle""S roll around. Prophets, from pllge 6 Your Weekly Procrastination .,,!dents in the WaU. WrilCl'S' Workshop. founded by Academy A"'ard willner BlIdd Schulberg. Before Ihe Wa1i s Riots, Centrnl A"enllC in lhe commllnilY of WallS W~S a ACROSS buddiTlg anis' g:onlcn, "'ilb j"~.1. o,ld rap I, Rai St:Slhesla~es bc<.'QOli"g "alional kgadcs_ 5, Greek leu"r The~ III"", men ha,'. been crealing a con· IO. Red planel 14 , TV flil A,ncrican glonwrnlion of hijl-hol" jazz and rnl' sillC<' 15, NBAShaq lhe 1960'•• when riots roc~ed 1heir ""igh· 16, Pennsylvania lown """"'"". Their wonts ded~re idwlogies lJld id ..... 17. Number of SUI"""'" Coun J uSII«:s s)·ncrnsie •. quolif)'ing progress wilh a warn· 18 Game creator ing Ihal '·sj>idem,an's IO.'cbsile" has Irnj>ped 19. Polilical help lhe man who daimed Icchnology would SCI 2{), wily bimfr«. 23, Va"'l'ire killer 24, Affim,,,,i"e answer R"ne<;ling upon lheir J>Crfom'"""e a day 25_ ·'l'ul on if' lal.,.. I wish I hOO >itt" il fony )'ears .go, or fony miles ",,·ay, I wish I could na,'c been N. Pra,')eS silling on a curb while lhey refreShed socie· ~, Easy ty wilh ",ha, makes African· American cui· 39, Morrison or B .... ,oo lure bea,,,if,,!. 40_ Sun'nlcr camp lranSportalioo 4 L BcinS (1.31.) '''"ir 1"'l'St>«1i"e has rippled inlO IIIC lake 42. Easy of polilicS mid I""gress. )'es. bul . iHi"g in" theater looking up al them was Illlmy inajl­ 45. VW Variety J>TOI'rime, I needed 10 be al their le,'d, in 46, Alone 47. linylim andotllcrs Iheir environmen', smelling.he smoke from J>Olicc m'tnipulation and hearing lhe I'layful SO. Typc of d"",St laughlcr of our fUlure. 55. wily M.)'be I am lhe righl J>Crson 10 leU you 62. Muscle sorellCS< 63, Lacrosse cOntphels bee."St I am their ideal audicllC<\: a.,erson IO.·ho does not know 64. Pray for 65. Check-OUllioe elK>ro13lc whallhey know bul one "'hom lhey wa"IIO DO 38. Conlmand 10 s,ay dose inform. TIle IYl'ical David"", sludenl repre­ 66. Faon fi~lures ". Be a pasStnger 39. Mahal ~nlS lhe world lhat limiled WaIlS, Ittal .... w 67. Sports stalion ". In iliallOUmament mnk ing OJ lrial wilness ils JICOple for lhe firsl lime as rebels fi ghling 68. Fire enlhuS 53. Large African mammal M_ 2. '"JCaking ,OIle Recli"" more information Lunch or mn'lCr ". '" ". 37. NYC di slric' " T m ; DAVIDSONIAN HUMOUR J ANUARY 9

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Warriors come oul lind 18 24 Jan"a' 2007 The Dav,dsoman Studv Abroad OUice changes approach 111 response 10 feedback ~Ih· a. well," Dean Rusk Study Abroad ered from recent students' trip. coordinalor Gill Menodilh .aid. abroad. the Dean Rusk Study "['m excilffi for Ihe sludenls. Abro.1t1 office has d""idcd to make Ihey11 be going on a re~1 ad,... n· Significant changes to its pres<::nla­ IU,..,." lion offore;gn study at Davidson. De"n Rusk ",..,n plans 10 e.lend Changes to Dean Kusk", ad,..,,­ Ihi s new en,phll. i. on abroad expe· liscmenls will 00\"'" the entirety of ricn"" 10 the ron.trodion of the its programs. ranging from its new Dukc dormitory. Cricr ads to the layout of the new "We're 1,l3nning un introducing Duke dormitory. sewrol newaspeds 10 [)ukc. "'hieh '11" focus of the n LOW 3d,; "ill will renet'l Ih e inlern3lional nlOre accurately ren",,! abroad lif~-st)' lc ,1IS expressed by lJa"idson Soccer plaver baCk nips, ha.",-~l din'dly on (",--db.ck SludcnlS: Mert'(lilh said. "f irsl. from l),,,,idson College Siu.lenlS. " ...·re guing Iu ronstruct a oor in the ",~in COmmon room which l or sixth season Jill ~'3" '08 """-~l!ly rc!un",t1 from Florence, traly and Dean se,ves alcohol Iu auyone. I'; 1(> feature her abroad ' 1l(lke in no",,,,,,,. 1 ""peel,,,, thai aboul lhal trip was how easy the less of '41". We're going 10 tell lhc RA"< 10 he mOre leni~n' wilh c.<""ricn"" in II ...,ri"" of adwrtise­ I'd h"w to lean, " few, ltalian dasses weI'<'. [ncve, had to from Ih~ ",udents i. that foreign al",.dy knew English. II ...as gr<:a' wcre in ~·rench. I nC,'cr had IIny oounlrie.. are much n,ore rei""",.! bn ..,.,m to he 'Y" \ lx..exc~"! 10 Ii,.., in spend r~a t ure my semes­ Oean Rmll ptans to 11,;. her abroad trip tI'<'ign Ihe firsl noor filled wilh wi ne. conversing in can still sludy .broad beeausc peop~ while I "'3' abroad," lJa"is sPllghel\i and lIig Ma ~," residen· .....,,1)"0"" in Europe already know. said. "I ",,,,n m'" so",,,,,ne from as lial """"fu\ Ed Franklin '0<} said. EnglISh WIth so English." The flyers will also mn­ far awa)' as Maine! Did you know "Alt hough. I am co"a:m~-d about lain a phOlo of Ryan wilh hcr they use American do113rs Ih"I'<', thc firsl aid kils. [hearnlhal il was many members 01 lIalian host family, all wcaring I,",?" gui~ to be Ihe =ponsibilily of Ihe St ..ve Smith o.rolin" Panlhl'l"Sjer­ n'e Dean R'l$k om"" hOlleS Ihat hall 10 refill Ih~ kilS thems.!h·cs, mvctassr se)"S. Ihe n~"" ad "a"'paign will c",ate ['m afraid "'e ",ighl end up wilh a Another series of ad '-crtisc­ e. cite",ent and bolster inle... ,s t doren used rondoms. I .Iso heard melllS. ",hie h will run in The ""'''Hg Ihe student bnd)' to study thaI Ihe dorm was inarecssible Iu "I told them.1I about how much Davidsonian, fe~I"res Ihe abroad abroad. ambulance s.!I'·ice. Theyalso hinod fun 1 had ,n ~'orencc and what " c>:pcricncesuf ihrn:n Wilson '0]. "We're hopin& Ihat whcn stu" 8 COllSln,elion Slaff fro'" Itnly, and great experience it ... a.: Ryan "[ "Iu di ~"! abrood in Tou's. denlS see how "'"eh fun and how Ihcy'...., been "' h istli~ .1 girls as AthleUcs HaH 01 sa'd. -What made my trip ~""' t Fron<:e, Ihe sun""e. nf my juni(>r cuy Olher Slud"nls' sludy abroad thcy 110 10 work out in th~ Union: "'as how much English """1)"0"" ~",ar: W;I ...n said. "'The besl part trillS wcre, Iher'l1 lJeWme c>:ciled Fame Inductees Cam uS VOICes announced ... It ain't easl being an eating house owner Ihan I'irsl Nighl Down. members, [n 2003. howe'·er. houghl uplhei' o "~, 1,laces. I even W RITE FOR T HE Owning and managing an ealing Ihings started 10 fan i"IO pia"", Ihink thaI LillIe Debbie's slarted a hOllse isn'l as glamorous as it I'i rsl of all. Ihe nc...· I'ueh allhough I'm lired of hearing work goes On behind Ihe scenes. [ George Warner complaining about The greal thing aboul owning OR JEYEAKEL. work eighl hours. day. "","'n days Ihem all of Ihe tin,e. Wilhout ""''V' 3 ,,""k, 362 daJ'S a year. J don'l enue sharing, I would have gone take off for Winler B,..,ak or Spring uoder. I also hinod sume hotshot , heard Colla llreak. 1 do all uf Ihis 10 gi'''' yuu corn;ultanl who reaUy helllocd me 10 Ihe besl c~ lillg house e ~pCri e n a: at shape Ihe Turne. braud. "COHo" HorowItZ D3\idson. Look al all of the money Suddenly. Turner became a really Tim YOWL Ihal I in,=led in Ihe house with hot pl."" 10 be on the Davidson IIad to get a lOb at "",, no.""-'-'''''_ Ihe """""tions. Mr lasl name's campll.'!. allached 10 .he house. SO I wan. il I knuw how quickly fortunes in Fuel PIzza aRer Editors: 10 be 101' notch. Ih islown ca n change. I heanl Colin "Co llo" llormvil2 had Iu get a job IIr en d ~ n r~rel s 1 gOl my 5tart in Da,idson ealing COHo's was .... Jdf Y~ .h l houses working for Hill Rusk in 31 Fuel Pi ,~ after CoI'lu was shul ' 986. I started oul as an assislant down lasl yea •. down last year: Huuse Manager. muved up 10 This town's nol whal it used 10 Kilch"n Manager and finally he. I used In hear slories abul,t S<.d.... " ,,;. h ""'Y ,.___ or •• SOme of Ihe old gang_ That ,,"" a In_In wrilln5"""'td _ ' ...... JOE TURNER bec,me his Social Chnir. I Ih"n ... i ...... -< """ .._ .... '" helped Tom Connor o1'en up his class}' bunch. Th"y don't ",ake men like [)I;m"ld Richards or z:,ch ealiog houses is tlleir indcpcnd· ...... )VO, ··-..',;...... · ...... ln C....__ • .. I ~ .... ",... "" TURNER'S EAnNG HOUSE, place in '92 after he boughl oul Il.ailcy a nymore. You should hear .. nce. It'. a lot less riskyloopen up I,"r"'""." _ ..... I. on1 Mike SllCncer'. joint. I """ Illerc as so"'c of the slories aboul Ihose a franchise. like SAE or Kapl'" Sis, PftOPRIETDR " reside", for six }'cars. when t gU)". There were ev,,,, lwo ladies bUI Ihen )'OU ha,,,, Iu wurry ahout "'_'.... ''ow ' ...... ; ..... ' •• ~p,~ I lIupe Ihal "'''''yone had a fun ~l\'ed "I' ellou&h ,non~'Y to o[)(:n tI, e national corporalion. As a pro-­ .....".' .... 0 ...... ' ...... who owned a pi""". Fannie and ..... ,"S'·;, ...... 'd ...... Coun Sclcwn;l1 '9'18- Mable. on,eir house was called priCIer uf an ealing-house. I'm my ,~. h"", fun. bul I'm also re1iev~~l l h"1 l1>e first fi,'" ycars ,,-~.,.., 1, .....1 Iy ""n"ie a nd Mable. !::"c,ylhing Own lJQ>;S_ it'~ "'-~r. It's Ihe biggesl nighl of lOugh for Turner lIous.!, t had a changed whe" CO'1>o,"I<: interests 'U)' lJa"idson year. cven bigger ",ally dimcult Ii",,, allrnding ",,'W lik" RandOn> lIouse can,e in 3nd Tm; D AVlI)SONI AN WEDNESDAY 10 PERSPECTIVES JANUARY 24, 2007 Staff Editorial Week of Champions brings out inner Beast in students looking for alternative experience

There a"" l1IomCnl$ in our anyone: would choose to panic;""l" in soch an ""1ivily. [ Davidson careers when we 811 reasoned lhat Ih"re had !O be sonlullhe ""1<>­ stand on lhe cusp of !\",atne.. - 'iou. W«k of Champions lhal I wasn"! sccing-.ome­ in academics. in athletics and in thing ,ubotle and completely SCpa"'1" from aloohol and our everyday li"n What sepa­ lhe stigmas i[ carrino rates the men from the: boys (or Aflcr having yel 10 5l,cceS$fuUy complete a Wed of the Wtn yoo ~"",ins so popI,lar year after year. mu,[ as~ y()U"",lf: "~If. am I willing 10 pursue gre.mes. a1 all What could possibly be so COSts? Am I capable of bcoom- Jay Chitty ing a ehampionr· great about endless nights of During the first week of each David<:> likes Ihe t"SlcofRea.t or JI)_ arld )·cs. y·all are ....·cird). As/,/e)" Sc",b/~ ·09 ;s I"'''' W;>I$1Q"·S,,lm,. N.C. I had a 101 of difficully w"'ppin!: my brain arou,\d wll)· ComllCl ""r III ",u",/.IJ~@dll,·idso" . n/" Iraq troop surge doomed to failure fully secure Baghdad. FUr1hemlOR: .•hc Iraqi Commander for Ihi' op<·rruion. Giles, CO/ll1nll;S' In addition. the original plan calls forthe truops to remain 1I. Gen. Abood Qanb:u. waS selec.c"<:>wl­ offidals $ay tha~ lhe CII""'''' number of20.000 oould 001 be p.'Ins. "'.1><:> fear tlult Iw: will be bia.<;(:d in eu",ising his ing and I"'rsiSlcnt calls of his formcr ncOcrvati,·c su".ineUnited States had the Shii.es feel that the)· ha~c lhe opportunity to ",.intain con­ Health. an .vernge of 500 Iraqi civili.ns h.,·e died "S a wherewithal and mal/power to .rol of lhe cenlral Iraqi govemmen!_a,\d to inflict ~tribu _ reSl,1! of violen, cooflic1 in Iraq each day since , he in'·a_ tion on lhe Sunni...... 1><:> h.. ·c exploited them for lhe last half .ion staned. f ully implement the troop surge, """tul)" (or half millennium. depending I><:>w you look a. A< a pe",entage "f the Iraqi populalion.• hot would be it)-and to combat ally attempts by eilher lhe Kurds or ,he equi'·alent to aboo. 5500 United S.ate. civilian. dying lhe insurgency is too pervasive Sunnis for "",.ningful CQIICCssions. soch as lhe .plitting of every day. Thai·. t"'·o September lis each day sintt oil ....·calth belween three federal .tates. Mareh 2003. Whelher yoo agreed or disagreed ..... ith lhe and emboldened to succumb now. In addition. ~he governmcm of current Prime Mini ..er invasior, fro,," the 'Ia". if. time '0 re.lil.<: Iha' Humpty Nuri Kamal al · Maliki is likely to I"",·en. Amcrican f""",s Dmnllty has fallen olT the big wall and lhO! all the King·s from fluing its nluscles "'l""lIy in ali p.'Ir1S of Baghdad and Men and .1I.1w: King·s Ilorse. are not going 10 be able to The archi'a:I$ of the new ··.urgc·· strategy. retired Gcnernl has .Iready squabbled with tlw: U.S. OVer tlleir righl& in JIU. him back logc.lw:r an)"linle soon. Jack Kcaneand theArnerican Enlerprise [nS1i.u~ e·s F!Ukriek Shii.e areas such as Sadr Ci.y. The nalional. Shiite-con_ Kagan. both say .ha. at Icas. 30.000 .roops_signifocantly trolied govemrnem is Ihu, vel)" much a p.'In o{ the sectarian Rou M{lcDo,,,dd ·OS is" poIj,ical scima ""'jor Irom more than tile proposed 2O.000- will be needed '0 success· struggle. IlouSI(H" T.1:. COll/1lC1 him 01 "",,,u:dorwl,/@,/a,·;dso,,.edu Tltt;: DAVIOSONIA N PERSPECTIVES VVEDNESDA~JANUARY24,2007 II Self-selection: a sweet Hillary lacks inspirational ability experience for freshmen Jack Kennedy did Ihal On<:c. I'll lake "ask DOl whal YOllr country can do for YOll. ask whal )'idenIS. but they are lhe moments Ihal !heir hangovtf'S wore off, I wondm::d whether anyone I't'cret­ She'. $lying Ihings like "let'. ulk." Mlet's c hat ~ and "theoon­ idenl; far flQCll iI, I'm all for il. BUI Hillary wilnes.5cd my action. as B n:5Uh. It wll5 • dly. and man: ....ould do. of course. if ,he could. ClinlOll shouldn', be that woman. in my opinion. because she imporuntly a nighl. 10 remember. However. if among US Seriously. this can'l be the stan of a presilrings. point al OOD.e distanl g .... llike 8abe Ruth calling his fifty years ago in lhe Unilw Slaies. and a ,enlury and a half chanling and banging lheir way dQwn my hall. my heavily_ .hot and lhen lake liS there_especially noW. in oor lime. ago he ... -ould ha"e been in ,hains, Now a black man mighl ooggw e)-es and pajama·dad body 001 only ~ it all in but We've gOl a biller polilical almosphere 31 home. a bloody jllS! ~in OI>r highest om~. If Ihat i.n·1 in.piralional. Ihen I ugerly joined the fun. war OIl the OIher sieeds 10 make u. belie"e again in Tyler SU"'I' '09 is a polil;cul scin'ce ma)OI an anomaly, w~ were inviled (0 spend (he evening al (M.r hou5c.' fordanc­ G,,~.ough lhe mosl publi<:izcd cri~ against humanily righl view I hell: lake the liberty of prnuming Iliac many 01 US had just rome honle from a 5-day-long trip and he was ooing noW arc lhe Sudanese rebelS' anacks on lhe black minority would ag_ with the claim. ~\l(C r. the rilUaU practiced all 01' Ihis while dragging a ridiculoos amounl of luggage. group of Northem Sudan and \he civil ...·ar in Southem heft .al Davw-, although 001 lwmful 10 the partie. We were retuming from a provocative relreal OIl elhical Sudan. there are more tb-an 40 wars in the world today. involved, Ibould he. by the derlDiUoo precuIcd in Iliac class\ leadership, and seeing Ihis man aIOtM: deeply aifcclW my The evil that e~ists in humanily is uoqueSiiOllable, bullhe considered Iwi"ll. I must say.lbough. rllac if)'evcnges _ pening? Where is God1" my friend ...k w desperalely. Hi, And in ali lbe people semen enough 10 e~tend their uni>..,rse J>oumI over one anoIher on the dance floor. continuing the queslions wen: familiar 10 ...., because: \hey were lbe same: of obligatiOll beyond lhemselves and lhe people lhey know. dcgradallon of our appcaraace.s and fOftver toiling ourCoon queslions thai I had periodically askw myself .ina: I could God i, in the poopIc who act 001 of klve and """,passion...... 1. read well enough to pick up ""w'papers aod history book•. I Sonletimcs il seem. like allthi, evil will ""ver corne to an. To !bose who argue \hat eYflllhcse rarbel' innocenl activi­ remember first learning of lhe Hoiocau'l in elementa>y end. "" we can ~nd to get """'placent and look lhe OIher way ties should be eradicated completely. I u.y WI If lhe delini_ school. a ICSSOII thai was repeated throughoul my wucatiOil. when ....., see .uffering. Bu( for an~OtM: who Wants \0 believe tioo of f ..... i ... ·t copiOWll numbcQ of Solo cups. chocolate, When I leam«l I1'lOl'<' aboul the $i1 million Jews who were there is a God. we have 10 be act,,'e seeking an end 10 injllS­ covered fl'C:'lbman girls, wbitey llghtlcs ODd ibnce parties 10 eXiermillluw in Nazi Eurupe and I1'lOl'<' aboullhe O1illiOll' of lice. If we let God's light shine through us. in lhe end. good Madonna.llltcn I don'l know wllac is. bystanders~both in Europe and in lhe world """'munity~ will inevilably prevail. thaI chose to look lhe other ,",'ay. I \00 found my,..1f asking Kari~ MiII~r '/0 Is from N_ Smyrna 8Mch. FI. CO

August 2004: Ihree fre.hmen arrive at Davidson. Their . coe.-. isl wilh recent national publicilY aod ongoing effonslO ..and. while we are in lhe early . Iages of that eodca~or. soon names "re Summerlee. Nathan ~nd Silas, bullhe lalter wanlil recruit a more diverse studenl body? ....e hope to fealure S!udc:nt blogs. discussion boards aod 10 be called Pierce_ The other IWO humor him. Nalhan and Who will guide Ihe College Ihrough Ihis ImnsiliOll? Will other inleractive oonlenl. In lhe paper OOfly. look for new Pierce head Slmighllo lbe DavidSOllian: Summerlee arrives he be a Presb)1~ri lll11 Will he he a ,he1 More to the point. fumres like lhe clQSSwonl pume. lbere sophomore year. The Ihree of lhem r"",page aboul the should an iru;liluliOll with an ever-broadening focus main· We . ubscribe 10 lhe universal lruth thai everyone likes 10 om"" umil somc:onc decides 10 pul them in charge. tain.weh resuictiOils on its Icader? complain: we arc giving yoo lots of opponunitics 10 do 50. Which brings uS to lhe point. W. may DOl have definite answers. but we inteod to Ihink Please u,.. them. Gripe to uS about dasses. Pa(~rson Court. There have been changes 3( lbe PavidSOllian. bul they are and to Ihink critically about rhese and oche r i$Sues .... Ihey school policies. whalever is OIl ~our mind. And if you occa­ small compared 10 lhe change. happening OlIuide of lhe ariK_ We invile yOll alilorhink aboullhem.loo, and 10 sh~ sionally have somelhing 10 praise, we wooid like 10 hear om~. The Town of DavidSOll is unrecognizable due 10 00II­ yoorcondusiOll' wilh us. Ihal,loo, suuctiOll. the College is searching for ilS neXl PreSidenl and While "'e may be Ihe one. working unlil 3 a.m. We look forwanllO making lbe DavidSOllian represt Ihe .... e are all questiOlling DavidSOll 's identiIY ... lll1 instilution. Wednesday mornings and sleepwalking 10 OIlr morning Dav;d""" """,munily_lhat ....,an, thaI we wanl ;1 to be 8$ Luckily. lhe three of u.like \0 asl questiOlls. classes. Ihis paper belongs 10 yoo. flexible. insighlful and dynamic as yOll are. So .....,I"""'e [s David""" a Soulbeaslem school in a qlllli QI town or a To Ihat end. we arc implemenling some changcs 10 make back. nice 10 meet )'00 and lum \he page. We'lI seC you New Ivy in 3 burgeoning cilY? Can OIlr histOric i

Week in Review Chitty's memory tied to love of sports Women BoosIct1ball (l 7.1,1I- 11: The Jay Chitty Memorial 8I).}9 ""ft" w,.(f,>rd 7~-6~ AI'P"lxhl"n Sl'l. Scholarsh ip: "',n"". TouplainJayChiu)'. you c:>n', btlp bul to S .. lmn,lnj( "nd I)Mn~ 11·'. 1-4): talk about 61_2.1~ 1,.~.1 UI"C· ..... ,11\1)"1"'" 'pori" In hollor o f Jay Ch,uy and h,s fal1Hly. Chilly", lou tj,dn', recl rcalto"", WMIl I 83·211.~ ... " .... 'II;~m &. \10.) l)aviJsoo is (~ I ablishin~ the Jay Tr .... k . IMI ....Id: walked ;1110 nn cmp!} Han 102 JUS! 10 day. Chluy Memorial Scholarship l''\C Op<....,. ago. Uf e'CIl at the $C .... '''e in 5"o:Iby II few days bdOl't' that. Gool: To ",is<: a m,nimum uf S5O.OOO Men InSlud. I not""td Chili)'"' absenct "lOSt 10 crc ~ lc • pennantnliy ~nOO"ed len' Ib!J.HIwoII II7 .... 301): tanC,bI) .... hen I SIt do";n to """'h the ms 5ChoIarsb>p. 74-111 1<><_ n. Appinl; up to the First Rich TradI aad FIeld: Bo~ 7173. IOlutgt: o.Iu"n, lhe fa ll of my freshman year UNC OpcntT to cateh • SawnJay .fternoon UNC foocb.all J.y Chitty '07 w•• • Hflior capt.ln on game. 't<,I playing WIth denccd by h,. photo f"""IM team _1I00I th .. Women Si""" ihm, "" "'-at<"hed almo:Slewny UNC Olin) bcause he was. like I am. pmty 1«· year. he decided that the ""bug-e)COr Iool ~ball : 1n7 .. UNC.GI'UIIWro gan ... together. 1""ludin, tilt 2005 N.ltional nble at lilt pnot. Slill. he ""as somc:how ,,'" I ""al idea f~ his ,,"ebsne mu,. j pm. CllamptOll~hip up In Chapel Hill. And as eoo" ,""Ct! thai hc """'going to make il to Ihc MtlI't Importanlly. nt,'e, S ...... "' .... IM.-•• \1'01 .. '5)' 1127.,. lit br:IIUC- 270, a relationship &l"QI,lnd lheTar Heets that I wi ll ti "le I tum On a l~nniJ match or head "P the JlMe ~hn nll >ions~ip;iS a senior back ho!,.., in UNC Fo .. Times fOll:~cni>l1K(;iatc . h'lI 10 ",' a l~ h tho: Da~id """ "",n's t ~nni_ t~a m SMlby and lQ carry a 1"·8 ear..,r fC"C'ORl in Men Now. wlltn I w"tch the Heels. I will mink plly this KnleSte.-. ,in,tes compttilion at David son. JUIl s.ucball: 1127 n WtSl

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WILLS PICKS After ,.,tum in& f""" an intense fcw ... ..,b o f lrainin, in !-1orida O'o'er ..-intcr break. the OF TilE WEEK Davidson nltn', " ""mming and divillJ team came to.ok in full force: al thi, ,,'eekend', meet agaill5l CQIlrc ... """ focs Will w" and Mary and UNC·Wilmington. The Wildcats Wildcat liame of posted. '47·147 tie: In a 5l1OO1 ( lTon agaiJU.t fcllow C AA opponent Will w" and Mary. the Week despite droppin, lhe ntlItch to boost ",hooI UNC·Wi lmington 199·93. With tbt lie. thc 'Cats ' now look to cnter lheir final horne ~d blo ll WlMtem Clm illu, .'s. meet or lile seasoo wi lh a wi nning 3·1·1 ron· s" urdMy. 7 p. .... fe..:""" record and an overall ..-4 · 1 reconI. The DavidSOlI WOlneA fell to two ~ Iron g a ne w w;n­ D A~; dSQfl looks III bu ild opporw:nts this w..,ke,1d 10 bring lheir rcrord ni ng Streak thi, weo:kend a. the 10 1-4 in the eoofe""ICC and 2-9 ovcrall. Wildc;ats take 011 WC U. If 'The: men "'en: led by the impressive Davidson ( an pull 001 the Yktory. i. clTorts of sophomon: Merritt Peel~ '09. who w,lI be Bob McK illop's 300rh win. gamtm:! points fOf tbt 'CalS in four S<'l"'rate "I'M Wiklcau won", be: looking past c,'cnts. intludin, III unrontC'Med fi rst·plKe WesIem. thoup. ThHe c.wnounu. finio.h in the 1000 f,.,., with . tlmeor9:.. ·.UJ7 . ended Davidson 'J IIome .iMina: Peele was fol lowed in lhe 1000 f= by di,... SlreU IqI )'~ar. W\C'e teammatc Wi ll Broughton '08. ... ho the Wildcat • ..-c,., ...... · Iy edged ;ntO sec· also pili points on lhe boan:I ,..ilh her Ihird· touched the Willi in lh ird piKe. Pttle also ond pl a.ce by strong UNC·Wil mingll>n piKe fi nish in tbt SOO flft. S"'am lQ. sccood plxe fini . h in the SOO f,.,., squads. Both lilt I)a~idson men and WQlll(n saw Outside the Den and earned point. for a fifth pi...., finish in Other highlight perforrtlll""" this week· _" al thc UNC·Wilmington diving """II lhe 200 f...., . end included a scwnd place: fIni sh in lhe tOO Ihi s wcekc lld with top penom,a'I\:CS hy '1'he mttt Ihi' pltSt w..,kcoo ..,t us up well backstroke by Framz in a bli .tering S4.2 1 Dwight Swift '08 and Stcphannic McKinney '" C,,"mson . , 'It Duke fo r the conference championship.:' second, and • 1:00.59 thirrlC callN o>etI'akd by moil SJlOIU lalk,,,,, 'The: Davidson IIItn's relay 1c:arns indeed The wOlntn's learn fell to the UNC· poin!. IIeads.. TIIIIganlC rould be a good indi­ proved 10 he a fom. posiing SttQOd pile<' Wi lmin,ton Scaht... ks 238-61 and II> the Ilovidson's IIItn and WQI"fItIl ', swimmm, ralor of tach team", difU"lion beading finishe'! in booh 11M: 400 flft ,.,lay and the Will iam aoo Mary Tribe 216-83. and divin, leams will he back in ""ion thIS intQ February. 200 medley ... Iay. [n thoc 400 f...., ,.,lay. .ollie: Th:fz,er '07 and Alanna Ream '09 Samrday II 6 p.m. f~ their final hun", " "",t Peele. !-lete Steuer '08. Soon Fr.rnz·09 and paced the "oo... n .. In the 1000 fIN. T,.,fz,er of lhe ..,~""'. The 'CalS wi ll ',,'Im "alnst Joo Smith '08 OOn1bi ncd f~ a time of notched. SC<:nrKl pi...., fi nish ;n 10:27.29. noo

in<:mlibie ambas.sador for Davidson College in tile wider college basketball cin:1es and wdal ci",1es al large. He lias put a fae.. of e~u llen« and inltgrity "" • "",,111m lhal WhM did you nan. ontlI for lhe )'~.r. _.­ has never left lhe small coIl~ g~ .own thai he truly !be top 7 in '07. _ ..... DorIoo Io~ esw m""h . -­' ... - He believcs Iha, David"", B.sketball can -_...... be succe»ful on a nalionallevel. As a OOm­ Get Interltcth'e --_n._ ... munity. ""C o we Mc Killop lhr crt!dil he At L>avidsonCoIkg~, ..... e-"lWJZ'I .. Doc...... deserves. We should t.1I the athl~tic dcp.. n . awalt ..",--...... _... menl Ihat we wanl to he playing on wc ~",.k n .. often lind . __.. _-­-­ 1 ou....,l ,'C' borN becau~ "McKillop COli n:' Although Davidson's athlelic diJl!(."tor. Jim wc have so tinle go,ng -AdrriMlon. eOdfMMI on in our livts. Wellth~l' s whal " 't tell lhe concema aboul aIIordebili Ty Murphy. bas statN that the school usUllll y prl)SjlCCtive sh>tknls, In these moments of o/ulion and odd """'ber wcllo;ile to our Not thi s year! No way! This year "" e Iul"" offers ~ n s of P.E. prII&1lInll tIIat can belp We lhoold show our l)avidson pride aOO lisl: ..· ... "W.ll>cdavidsonian.C()m . Thal'l righl. a "'solution 10 ...~ some money. Ho",' an' youOUI. and )-ou an believe it"s a heck of • take Cllll' of our own_ Ltt', naltle our COlIn TIle l)avidsonian is oow onlillt with lit'" " 'e going to h:I,'e fu n if " 'C ca/I'i pay for lot ~ fun than Ihiny m,nulcs on a tread· aft~. the winningcst basketball coach in fcaturn like inler:>CIive discu»ioo buoards, e ntenainmem.)~ asI:? Here',!he solution: mill. Da,·iWon has Ic&sons in ."'btr). . fenc­ school and ronfe",1lCt! history. mort" media rontent and linQ 10 otIICr col· auend mort" sport. lIames hen: on campus. ing. canoeing. squash and .... ater polo amorti lege new'f"Iper silC:'l around lhe I:I)Untr}. As a SluOc:m. )'OU get 10!O for r"",! And flft OIhr,," E"er relt like belly dancinl1 Well . .... ~I h more: features planned (r.- the sprinl. is ,""h I brau.iful con<"<"pI • you can try tlult ~ OUI. too! a.cck oot v,n' Learn Something "'Illc ();widsonian ,,'cbsi!c "'ill be a platt for Supponing lhe men's basketball team is cent.la.U up Apnl al the ule. Ifbc ",... ,1 ill Bcl~ A",","_ C.... "III I}. 1~""bo.Lrd $pello 001 Ihings such M '"(jet I -,oud~ during field 10 the mi~. aOO you'lJ n''''~r h.. 'e to f""/,,nan IS " a Ihlllg lea"e campus 10 pay for of lhe pa>1 . games. S""h a suggestion secmS umJCCe!;' SIM:lld with lime any,hlng ~g~in. SlOI) "hen lhe crowd is going b.,lIistic over. fril-nds loa)". a Mm; Goo..,lin block. I" thi, lIew )'~"r. ii's Instead. it " 'ould bc nice to 1001; up at Ihe 2 UOllur Thy Elders IC<.>rcbQ.artl and kl\Ow immediately ho ... lillie 10 fiOO new ",·ay. Be Kind to Your 6 In Ihis nc,,' lear. "'c many baskets Stephen CIIIT) has JUnk or 10 M ~ n bondlll¥ ""ith many minules Knlie Hamilton h,", )'our friends. Whal CM be 1110'" e~dlinll Ill:In 4 Neighbor should nuke ~II'" th~, how walking down 10 lI ;,~cr carl) on ~1u.lda) At the ris ~ of ...,.,00' We honor g"'3I nc" ilJllOIlg5l U~. In the ncar ",ded up_ A quid , lana: at the boIIrd and moo"ng 10 ,uck up bas ~ cli);oll t ic ~~ s'! l.ast ing hoI;e) aOO OIoralislic. We propose Ihat fU1 U..,. [)avlll!lQl1 M cn'~ Rasketi);oU coaoll )'OU CUllld learn do .... "$ of Ihings about your $aturda). tbe W il:lnl. but thIS ""10f). On tile .M:~. [)a,'idson', atlen· "'mc aboll1 """ O;i"idsoniaM don't .1 ....)"$ thr g2l1'" 300 a bog ~JOOth \\'in- In mi. CIIfI be one of lhoi«: lon, 'erm . ..oo·;n ­ dallCt! a~eragc has bcal well abo"" thr ntarl. uflbokl L1 10 tbe 11th dcgn:c. We h.appcn 10 f.... 1 I\o ... ~,·.... ""e <;OIllend lhal Mc Killop pn:tgnn rnoiulions. We ~Id ronlinue 10 .K1 In tile lasc .M:'·eral yc:iD. yUfJ in .. hich lhat ....,,:uc pml) I>onor.>bk I""'f'le and th.at e-early­ :uc g ...en 00 ben... opporIunity to do thi.. t.a.LClbaU cui",,,,? than through our panicipatioo in sporting Unhke nearly an~ 0I1le. [)a~idson alhletic ",'ems. e'·w,. you can 00 Iong"r show up fiv" min­ Whclhcr you are a pL.yer or a fan. sportS m" bef"", laltle ';me Ind gCl I "",Uy sood ronle51S live )"ou Ille opponunily 10 show ..,ai. Enn. ~ . ~f( are 001'1 cbecking tick~ your character and to dcOlOOSI",t .. tbe right stubs in order to en"".., WI Sludenls ha"e way to play the ga"lC. At tillleS tIIi s season. Ille llekct 1o sit in Ille ..,ally lOIJd S«Iion~. Davidson SludenLS h:I,'e been crilicized by -All SluOc:nt S ha"e «jual ~ 1'1 the OuISiders for being rude. yullIar and e,'en , rod scalS.- pid McCann. "Whrn ""e SIan OOIrusi"e al basketball games. Allhough ticket pickups for any panicullf ganle. I "u_ these Ottum:roces seem 10 be more of. ",ri­ dent has lhe opportullity to corne down early tl' than an)·.h;ng tI..,.;t is imponanl that .... e and pick up a good ticket.- ~ali~" Ihlot JlOOIlLe:uc al .... ay ~ ..... ,ching us. Student lC:Clion~ should "'muin fun . ,Id So che.-r for our learn in ';lcoo of che.-ring I.id·lmck. Ensu", Ihal yOlI "'" gelling to sit ag.inst Ihe other leams nc~r )'01.1' fric.lds by l'QIni", down early.,1Il faIlS. Le,'S prove to lhe picking up tic ~ ets . league Ihal w e "' ~ ,he best fans arouOO.

Sal'e MOll ey S Ah. lhe finaJlC;al Get in Shape "" ocs of college lifc! We kilO»' it". New Yurs bocau.M: ""e'''e 3 Not h... ing cnough "","er seen 50 m2l1)" people on Ihr [b" idson dough. ,,·alchlng our Un>Oll I)m cach lI"IDm'ng. Looks II".. e"el) ­ 1wI~ IOCCOWIU dwiOOIc LnlO nothIng. lhe one'l goIIlhat same re$OIution. yoo know. !he bumiliaun, phooc call 10 I11()nI and dad. ~ thll Iasu at...Jt .h " ·.... kli and then wailS -He). wanna send me. uh. h~e. I cMck or till ne~1 ycar. Get in Slulpe. But tIIi. re$OIlI· . OttyklllOflllL>dttntl NY, *_.lore. In g IvIng the Wildcatl home court ed\/en­ sonlC\hmg in 1M mailT t>Oll docs not ha"e 10 be a <:bore. [b,idson lege In the Soulhem Conlerenc.. 14 TilE DAv lDso NIAN SPORTS WEm,n:S I>AY, JANU ARY 24, 2007. Grapplers overcome youth to pull out victory

~ k1ork5 againsl Dllke and l'rino::elon. 1\0)',1 SlIIff Wri/a iml>"'vetl his team_best re.. :ord IQ 17 ·7 m'er_ 311 and 4-1 in dual me,,"'. Boyd also earned The wreSlling tcalll picked up 11I0m" II["", Southern CQnferencc Wrestler Qf the Wed over break. canl'ng IlIe,r first dual ",,,,,I vic_ honon for his perfomtance. I O ~ ' o ft"" sea..,., aga;QSllhree quality pro­ TIle l)a~id$Of1 grapplers Ihen lraveled tu gram• . After competing ill lbe Southern Hamillon. Va .. the fQllowing weckellll to scum. at UNC·Grttnsooro and drol'Ping roillpetc in lhe Virginia Duals. Unfununalely lwO matches to Clarion and host Buffalo. the for the "Cals. the first tWO nlalelles Qf lhe \\%lcaIS C1Jnlinued their lOIISh road SChedule w«kend ....-ere ~ as suttcssful. b)' traveling 10 Durham ruld <:>ming lWO of Sen Altman '10. M~rcu. Boyd '07 and their first Ihme vkt<.>ries against host Duke Ke"in Cook '09 were Ihe only Wildcat and PrinceH:>n ill a lri-m""l. Despite forfeit­ wrestlers to cam victories in the opening ing IwO w.ighl classes in bOlh matches. the match "ersus Apprenti"", and scniOl'$ Avol. 'Cals Were slill able 10 pull off a ti ght 18-17 allll 8<>yd were the only Wildcat victOl'$ triumph uVer Duke and a 30- 18 victory OVer against SUNY-Brockport, Pri"""iOll, Wildcat ,..re.lle, Ke vin Cook '1)9 The following day. the 'Cms gOi b,.::k on nol only' tamed his first pin of lhe ",aso" lrack and earnetl a 29-22 viclory against ,'ersu, Prioccion. 001 he also had the decid­ Anllorwn University, Qf South Camlin• . In ing vkloOcS in boIh matches. addilion 10 the cons;slenl victoo.s by A,,,la The vktory oVer Duke Was the first lime and 8<>yd. the match highlighted lhe cont;n' Davidson hal; beaten the BI"" Devils in 40 uing maturity of the Wildcat underclassmen. yurs. Forlhe Wildcal "'restlers.lhe IWQ vic_ Chris Panflli '09 needed j ust 41 s«ood. to loneS m Dukc sctthc t.",., for the rest of the pin his opponenl, while Cook and Mike season. Waters' 10 folloW«! with a pin and a de<:i_ Grapplei' Trebor Clavette '08 wrestlea a Maryland loe to the ground. Clavette hIS become e n Important INder on thl, young Wlkk:et llq u.c:I. "Any time: you can pick up a win i1". a .ion. re.pect"·ely. great C()f1fi<\eDCe boosl. especially againsl On the )"OIm& David$Of1 squad. lhe ronsis· malul"ed quickly inlO their roIe5." againsl VM1." Cook !.aid. "We','c been look· two programs as well eSlJIblishrtl as Duke lent perforntance of the underclassmen is llIe I~"m will b<: leaning on lhese ul>der­ ing forward to Ihis match ~1I yur. llIey and Princcton.n Jim A,ula '07 said. "Wc essential for a successful seaSOll. clallSme:n Ihi. week when lhe. squad hoslS locked out last season with a lie, bul this year koow,,'c have the abililylo win these match· '"l1Ie enti", tcam has steppoi up in all of UNC-Greensboro al 7 p.m. on Wednesday we're looking to pul il 10 them 00 our es, bul gening the first few wins alwa)'. our matches,n A"ola said. "In order for our and VMJ at 7 p.m. on Sunday. futhe major· Alumni Night 3l1li really tum .o/ne heads helps lhe leam's atlilude."· team tQ win evef)'ortC J>Ced. 10 do lheir p.an. ity of the learn, the malch agllinSl VMI will around in the confereDCc." Marcus 8Qyd '07 perfonned esp.dally Havinga team with only two sen ion. ~ rely b<: a special one, well in early January. After earning tWQ kcy heavily 00 OUr undo::rcbs!mcn, and they have "llIe real big match should be <)I, Sunday

SoCon Men's Standings SoCon Women~ Standings Overall Conference North Overall Conferencc. UNC-Greensboro 10·9 7·2 Davidson 17·3 8·1 Appalachian State 14·5 6·2 Chattanooga 14·6 7·2 Western Carolina 7·12 4·4 Western Carolina 13·7 7·2 Elon 5·13 3·5 UNC-Grecnsboro 13·7 6·3 Chattanooga 9·12 2·7 College or Charleston 9·10 5·4 Wofford 9·10 3·6 South Appalachian State 9·11 3·6 Davidson 17·4 8·1 Elon 8·11 3·6 College or Charleston 14·7 7·2 Georgia Southern 8·13 2·7 Furman 10·9 4·4 Furman 6·14 1·8 The Citadel 6·14 3·6 Georgia Southern 9·10 2·6 Notes and Stats Wofford 6·14 1·8 -Davidson is ranked first in the SoCon in scoring Notes and Stats defense (58.2) and scoring margin (+J4.5). The Wildcats' scoring margin is 7.6 points per game nDavjdson leads the SoCon in scoring offense higher than second-place Chattanooga. (80.8) and scoring margin (+ I 0.8) -Davidson leads all SOCOD shooting percentage -Davidson is first in the league in assists (] 7.35) categories: free throws (.757), field goals (.449), and second in turnover margin (+1.35). Jason and three·point field goals (.349). Richards '08 ranks second in the nation in assists -Tia Washington '07 leads the league in per game (7.85). assist/turnover margin (1.67), and is averaging -Davidson leads the SoCon in average home over 50% shooting from the Ooor. attendance (3,600). -Katie Hamilton '08 j9ined the J,OOO-point club -Davidson Head Coach Bob McKillop won his last Saturday with her nine points against 299th game on lUesday night. Wofford. She is averaging 11.5 points per game. THE D AVJl)SONI AN SPORTS WEDNES DAY, J ANUARY 24, 2007 15

Basketball, [r(J1II !Hlge 15 The Wildcal> <:enainly I~arned from their mistakes 00 Tuesday nighl lIS !""y O'Iercame Track and Field runs bc:gan hining Ihcir Slride, going on a 20-6 run a 55-46 halftime deficit 10 pull out a 101 ·92 that sa"e them a senn'fIOi", lead and rttn· vic!ory", Grorgi. Southern. TIte win helped ergized ,he ~ro,,·d. Ihe WildcalS ""intaln lheir slim lead in lhe BUI the lead would nOl hold. The SoCon standings. to success at UNC Mounlaineers Came bacl, e,·tning the score Richard.>; led all scorers lIS he I"'! up 32 al 69. Over lhe I"" five minules, both leam$ fIOims, a Carttr hiSh. and dished OU! niDe fifth. and Nor.:cn crossed !be finish linc in struggled 10 score. bul Appalachian S!al~ assisls. Curry ~d 23 fIOims, whik Sander Stalf Wri/a se"emh place wilh a !i"", of 4:31.87. was able 10 slo"'ly pIIII away. aided by a fe'" wu able!o break OUI of his recenl .Iump by "This first m.:c. wu not 100 much about D~"idson missed shols lhal fO«:cd!he 'Ca,s pos,inS 19 fIOi"ts and eighl rebounds. In all, The """, and women's indoor u:oc k ~nd limes but .buI" gtning 00 a track and com­ ;nlO Ia!" fwl~ . five Wilde.1S scon:e 10 an injury, Tom Di"innie '!O SOl away fron, Our 1)'Mem." aHack. Georgia Soutbem shol 23-46 from!he pla('",1 """ond in Ihe 3000,mtler race. "My nervotls energy In !lIe final nine minu,cs of the se<:ond noor. and only IUnted the ball over four Clocking in ~l 8,43.35. his penorm.occ half,!he Wildcats only hit "'''' t,,"o-poin!.hoI times. The Wildcats damped down in the eamed him lhe honor of being Da"id.on·s turned into adrenaline and ooly allcmp!<"<1 ooe more. The final """OIId half, ""d their ,,(fensivc surgc finv dose !he broughl !~m back!o gel !I", win. AlhlC1C oflhe W~..,k. 1:"11'" ",as. ",,,d 8 1,74. Coach McKillop will be goi ng for his He was the highcSl plattd [)avidsoo alh­ a pretty good pelforll/­ "We ""ere going for hom(: n ,ns a. lhe end," 3OO!h career win 00 Saturday", Davidson le!c in an)' event Hi, ",nomlal'«= in Ihe 3K alice, said McKillop. "Somc!ilne.)"ou have !o hil hos,s !he Wcs!ern Carolina Ca!amounl> a! 7 al ... ea"",d him dIe sevenlh f..,,!eSI lime in . ingie •. This g i"~ s u, son",,! hing 10 grow p,llI. The CaluoounlS handed Davidson il> Davidson his!D<)". --Tom Divillllie '10 from." only coofcren<:e I05S in Eklk Arena las! )'ear. "[My1 nervOUS energy turned into adrena­ line and helped me I'll! down a Jln'lly good The women's indoor !rac:~ and field !earn Chitty, from p(lge 12 'rship money for his a.ccompli .hmenl> in l",rfonnal)Cc:' said !)i"innic. IIad an equalJy notable pcnonnance. Jessica the classroom and on!he lennis COWl, mak, In addition !O Divinnic's award,winning CIoasen '07, Kri.s!en Meisler '10. Chicko I JUSt didn't pay enough anemioo!o lha, ing !he dcdsioo that much euier for him. I"'rform~nce. Will Fu nderburg '09 placed l'Ilillil" '{)9 .,Id Kenn".ia Manin '{)9 mn in side of his life 10 realiu how importan' il No..... SOme ofCbiny's friends arc trying 100h in the 35'JIOOnd "'eight e vem. puuing !he ""Omen', 4x400 relay aDd finished wi,h ",u !o him. 10 make his metOO<)' live on in ,"" form of IheSOOl II.86metcrs. lhe second'bes! !ime 00 a s!andanl,.ized Now. ;, '5 my Inrn to .hare in hi. passion. a scholarship in his name_ It', cenainly not Wilh a liom of 50.60, David Ritchie '07 trac:l in lhe program's history wi th a ,ime of even ifi, is. linle !oo la,c. mough 10 jll$lil) a life 1051, and I re.lize placed 10lh in the 400 "",'ers. Ri!chie al ... 4: 17.16. MeiSler .1 ... patlicipa!ed in!he high Chilly will TIC,'cr 5uil up for na .. id5on 00 that !i.. significance i, probably II1()re !o ran wilh JUSlin Song '09. Cisco Moraks '07 jump and ..,! a DeW s1al>dard in the evenl lhe liard rowu again, and I will_ gd to honor Chiny lhan 10 raise lhe.:lUll dollars' and Brnd TmAell 'OS in the 4x400 relay ",i!h" mark of 5"6, ,,"au;h him hi, a forehand or a lob, All I 10 aKI the tennis program in IIIe long run. leam. where the 'Cal> pl aced 10th. BoIh !he men and women's team. look know!o do, then. i. !O make Cbilt)"$ Io~ HopefuUy,lhou.gh. il will make Davidsoo In lhe distance medley rel.y, Ale~ Hoy! forwanl 10 " sins the newly resurfaced and of sporu live on wi!h the leam thai ",as ... a l""5ibilicy for a few players <.Iown lhe line '09. Edmund Neyle '09, Quin Panoo ' 10 and fIn ished lr:>CllO train for fuwre meets. TItey imponaol !o him. so Iha1 lhey can share in !Iv: c~perierlC<' Pt l~r BMoo ' 10 finished flflli. will compele at lhe UN C Fas! Times in Chitty came to Davidson beea,,$C il Cbiny bad during hi.. three aDd a half years Ho)1 aDd Douglu N()tttn '07 both fin, Cbapol Hill 00 Friday and Salurday of the offered him a chance 10 play lennis, 1IOO"Ie­ here u a WiIdca1, i.hed in !he!op len in the mile race. HoYI'$ upcoming weekend. !hing he coold"'! have done .. Chapel HIli. for a guy who so loved .pons and his finish lime of 4.211.S2 allo""'" him 10 fini'h fmt""nnore, "" received signif"tcaru scl>ol- time hfre. l lhink i" s t"" IeasI _<:an do. '* rr~

ADMISSION & FINANCIAL AID: Wondering what to do after graduation? Admission Cou nselor What about the FELLOWS PROGRAM!? Be a full-time co llege employee for two years Be a full-time college employee in our Admission and Financial Aid Office, for one or two years in a number of key areas campus-wide, The program has been established OPEN POSITION: to provide a variety of challenging opportunit ies Admission Counselor - PartiCipate in the to work in a higher education setting, development and implementation of OPEN POSITIONS: on- and off-campus recruitment activit ies; development and coordination of r ecruitment "'Library materials; counseling of prospect ive students "'Annual Fund and families; evaluation of candidates for "'College Communications admission; and manage , recruit and support an "'Theatre office based student volunteer program and "'Union- Evening Operat iOns Mangager their activities. "'Bonner/Community Service This is a two-year salaried appointment, "'Music PROGRAM PROVISIONS: PROGRAM PROVISIONS: Full time, Benefits, paid Vacation/Sick leave, Full time, Benefits, Paid Vacation/Sick leave Training & Development Opportunities HOW TO APPLY : HOW TO APPLY: For a full job description and information Only members of Davidson College Class of 2007 on how to apply, please go to: are eligible to apply. https://jobs.davidson.edu https://jobs,davidson,edu T ilE D.W IJ)SOSIAN W ItIlSr.8UAV. 16 s TS JANUA RY 24. 2007 Men rebound from App State with win at GSU By KI v" R I~'h"l' mthe filS! half and an II-J run in the 5CC(>IId 10 ron.. a ....y S,,,ij1T $lIlff ll'ritu w;,lIthe vidOl)' on the rood. TIle lila)' of the !lame came in the final minul~ when Win Arch~nlt>auh '10. "00 had Men's baSketball has bee .. 011 a roll Imely. TIle learn sur· ,,,is..,<1.11 "fhislh""', lhal night. hil "l;;anIeOO"H.1 lhe: are 111)(1 '101 ~ h«l 12 100ni. This burs! of victuries agamsl s"con <>ppOrl<"n15 Ch.1n~. Colle", of d'='poinlcrs ca"w: af"ler a the·&ame sll1:l"h ",""n the­ Charleslon and Furn,an. I'ern.1j)5,he mo:I.llmpn:sslve att0111- Wildcau had 3"c"'gcd under rhoc Ih=_poin1e", ptr "'_ p"slmw:m. lhough. came" 'Ih a Win at Anwna Slale on Ike. "The) ...-..Ilcd away "'Ilh a 7\1·S­ n.., a",na""OS p:>Ck"d wilh 5.51!O screaming f!tnt. II "all """I Wofford. TIw: Wildcats ha,'e had lruublc playin, in II\( lhe secood·brgcsI crowd eVCr m Selk Afl:na hislory, ce llI'"' Terricl"ll3",na "'Ihey had {)Illy wononc gan", in lherr la;.! fi"e '"I lhe: nlarl; set by the: Wildcals in Dttcontw:r ag.,nM IncnI",!. Charlollt. MellO played pa"lCUl~rly ",,,II. OOllng ~ c;m:cr· h,gh 2S [)a,Hhon C3f1 .. OUI a bll slowly. """'""vcr. ., Appolarnllll pomts and grabbing 14 ",bounds. It ",,,,lti. fifth C;rrr«T doIl­ SI",e lool a quick 12·2 load. and lhe Wildcal' did fIOIlale bk--double. "Tht ttam "'"35 superb f""" tllo: fnx throw lone. lhe: lead unlll 2:2 1 Imo lhe: S«Ond half. Laler. lhe 'Cals J ason Rlchllrd.·08 scored. u r_·hlgh 32 polnl. In the hilling all IS f= Ihru"', in the ~ half," whal prow-d 10 Wlldcet.' comeback win over Georg i, Southern. be a ley in a elose 8)_7g ...· m. n.c leam al-o rodr a 15-0 run see Basketball, (HIKt! 15 Women control the SoCon with big home wins

HI' P.. ,ale" Me-A .... ' [)avidso;ln RtIImCd hon .. afl~r an u1endcd road trip 10 ...... e ,,",....,. '" ""'II ,he Ie"'" ~ , .... , ~ I 1.",,1, Thc ..,_ potnl ...· In aga;MI Woffonl(80-39) "'"35 I"" largeM s"c.... ,·ie· For ,he ""(JIlICn'l biaskelball team. the ""W ) ear conlmues to 100) In V.r,klcaI hislUI)' and ranked as lhe fifth largesl """(1) bring ~ucces . 10 an already sensalional 5C:ason. With only one 0\'''1"1111. los. Ihis nI"nlh (10 Cha1131"1OUp), lhe Wildcats have defealed Humilloo al", mOOt: hislOI)' willi he:r "iJIC' pomt pcrfo.-m· Sool""m C1lrgia Soothe-m. E1on. Wofford and Appal",,~ian 1.000 ca=r poinu a",.1 .... Iy 1I\(:se<'Ond player ever 10 ",""'h SMC on lheir WIly 10 an 8· 1 Confe"'l1« n:rord. 17·3 overall: lhe.narl: in 3jU$l.Ih= )·eon. The freshmanduoof Aleulldr::l lI\(ir best sIan ever under Head C(>ICh Annene WaIlS. Tho,,,pson '10 and Julia Paqueue ' 10 made lI\(ir own hi ..ory The Wildcats Slaned lbe: new year Will, a win agailUl an:hri­ by lICOring a career high L3 and 19 poinu. respecti~ly. 10 ,-al Colle"" of Charleslon. S8-48. on hosI,lc groond. Daniello lead lhe le3m to victoty. The Wildcau also tkmunsu-"ted He merl;a 'OS led !be: """Y ""llh 11 poinlS. The \\~1dca1S contin· unselfishness on bOIh sides 0( II\( ball. complementin& !be:ir ued tbe:ir rood .... inning SI",at: againll Weslem CaroIi .... in a 1S· solid tkfen5C: with 2) _isl,. Milcl\(l1 paced Ihis CIIlegory 60 win. In a 'ighl ronlest. the Wildcats fell 10 Chanal"lOUp 89· wilh five. 76 81 i>on ... unable 10 overcon", • tlev"'lating Ih=· poim The Wiltlcau defended lheir I>otne floor .ucc.... ful1y for Bnack by the Mocs. woo lallied 15 biaskets from behind the are. the K<:Ond slraight ga...... dcfealinG Appolachian Stale OIl Tbe: Wildcats fl:boundcd from lhe:ir ooly confertnce loss of Monday 1S-62. Hamilloo led lhe Wildcau wilh l1 points and the: seUOl"l wilh a pil<'l"I()IlICnal pcrfonnance againSI

Kat ie Hamilton '08 Men's Basketball comes back from 14 down to win on road Wonwn', Baskttball ~own : Ulbum , GA T~ Wildcat, o~rcome a fir~t·half deficit that was a, great "' '4 a, Kati ~ Hamilton '08 Joln~d th ~ 1,000 point club w ith h ~r n ln~ they pulled out II '0'-92 victory over Geor