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Elissa L. Tennant Cleveland State University

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Abby Burton Cleveland State University, [email protected]

Gregory Kula Cleveland State University, [email protected]

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P14 Why we should rename Rhodes Tower THE THE CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper CAULDRON Sept. 29, 2015 3 News Sept. 29, 2015 2 Index » » What’s brewing this week CSU hosts 25th annual Alumni Awards Distinguished graduates from each college honored

25th Alumni Awards Natatorium renovation "The Intern" review

CSU held its 25th annual Distinguished Alumni Awards CSU showed off the new $1.4 million renovation to Released Sept. 25, "The Intern" is a finely crafted in the Wolstein Center Friday, Sept. 25. P3 the Busbey Natatorium at the Swimming and Diving and well-rounded comedy with many touching Alumni Splash Bash Saturday, Sept. 26. P6 moments and memorable one-liners. P12 Sept. 29 to Weekly Calendar Staff Oct. 5 » » Editor-in-Chief Fall into Cleveland, E. 24, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Left: Cleveland State University President Ronald Berkman (right) speaks about the award recipients at the Distinguished Alumni Awards at the Wolstein Center on Friday, Sept, 25. while Elissa Tennant Photos by Elissa Tennant and Abby Burton Tues » Making the Most of Your Paycheck, PH 103, 1 p.m. WKYC-TV Cleveland reporter and award show host Dawn Kendrick looks on. Managing Editor Sept. 2925 Right: The Wolstein Center was transformed from a basketball court to an eloquent event room for the occasion. Abe Kurp News Editor By Abby Burton Abby Burton Women’s soccer vs. Youngstown, Krenzler Field, 7 p.m. Arts & Entertainment Editor Wed » Afrovibes Line Dance, MC 146, 6:30 p.m. Morgan Elswick Sept. 3026 Sports Editor Cleveland State University held its and Labor Relations at CSU, which entrepreneur and has led the creation Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Wolstein25th annual Center. Distinguished Alumni provides two $5,000 scholarships to of ground-breaking, social media- Authority (RTA). Gregory Kula CSU Wind Ensemble, Waetjen Auditorium, 7 p.m. Opinion Editor Awards Friday, Sept. 25 in the students each year. based intelligence systems for the Michael Gibbons was the recipient Thurs »»CSU Alumni Wind Ensemble, Waetjen Auditorium, 7 p.m. From the College of Education and United States military. from the Cleveland-Marshall College of Sara Liptak Oct.Sept. 1 27 The event was held to honor those Human Services, CSU recognized Peter Brant Russell was recognized for Law. Gibbons founded the Cleveland- Cover Designer who have excelled in their profession Lilienthal, who led the development of his Hissuccess in the medical field by the based Brown Gibbons & Lang Steven Pitingolo after attending CSU. a unique proprietary product called College of Nursing. Company, an investment banking firm Web Editor CSUViking Symphony Knit Clique Orchestra, Meeting, MC Waetjen 105, 2:30-3:30 Auditorium, p.m. 7:30 p.m. Women's Soccer vs. Valparaiso @ Krenzler Field, 7 p.m. Ten awards were given out — one IN TOUCH. résumé includes a position as for which he is the senior managing Francesca Gariano Fri » Volleyball vs. Youngstown, Woodling Gym, 7 p.m. recipient from each college. The event This product has been successfully the director of emergency and trauma director. » Volleyball vs. Loyola @ Woodling Gym, 7 p.m. Advertising Manager Oct.Sept. 2 28 started with an extravagant spread of marketed to clients like FedEx, services at Summa Health Systems in The Athletics department chose Sarah George hor d'oeuvres. Then, the curtain in the State Farm, GoDaddy, IKEA, Ferro Akron where he decreased both wait Bruno Biasiotta, a former soccer Business Manager PhiMen's, Mu DanceWomen's Marathon, Swimming, SC Intrasquad/Alumni Atrium, 3 p.m. Splash Bash @ Robert center of the arena rose and over 50 Corporation, Medical Mutual of Ohio times and cost for patients. player at CSU. Biasiotta is chief tables were set for dinner. and more than 150 colleges and He went on to be chief operating executive officer and president of The Giorgiana Lascu Sat Women’sF. Busbey Soccer Natatorium, vs. Detroit,9 a.m. Krenzler Field, 7 p.m. Student Media & Web Specialist Sat »» Volleyball vs. UIC @ Woodling Gym, 4 p.m. WKYC-TV Cleveland reporter universities. officer of the Summa hospitals in GNA Group which he established. Daniel Lenhart Oct.Sept. 3 29 Women's Cross Country, All-Ohio Championship @ Cedarville, TBA Dawn Kendrick hosted the event, The Washkewicz College of Barberton and Wadsworth. The final award was not from a Faculty Advisor introducing all of the award recipients. Engineering selected Anthony Colnar, Working at the National Intrepid college, but rather from the entire Dr. Edward Horowitz CSU President Ronald Berkman the oldest recipient of a Distinguished Center of Excellence (NICoE) at the university. No events scheduled opened the night with a speech to set Alumni Award from CSU at age 96. Walter Reed National Military Medical The George B. Davis award for Distribution Men's Tennis, Ball State Invitational @ Muncle, Ind., All day Sun »» the mood. Colnar graduated from Fenn Center in Bethesda, MD, Jo Manette service to the university is given to Mark Heller Oct.Sept. 4 30 “Through [the award recipients'] College in 1942 with a bachelor’s Nousak was selected by the college of the recipient that has done the most Staff Writers & Photographers career achievements and engagement degree in Mechanical Engineering. Sciences and Health Professions. for the university in their lifetime. Amara Alberto, Roman Macharoni, Becky Raspe, CSU College Republicans Meeting, SC 340, 11:30 a.m. with the university and the From there he went on to work for Nousak cares for service members This was awarded to Timothy J. Elisabeth Weems Mon IEEEMen's Chapter Golf, Telich Meeting Sun LifeFH 103,Financial/CSU 4 p.m. Invitational, Cleveland, community, these alumni have set the the National Aeronautics and Space and their families affected by combat Cosgrove, a member of the Board of Mon » All day through Tuesday standard by which our students and Administration (NASA) for his entire and mission-related traumatic brain Trustees for ten years. Oct. 1 » Oct. 51 fellow alumni can aspire.” he said. career. He has been retired from NASA injury and psychological health He has been co-chair of CSU’s Contact The Cauldron at [email protected] Want your event featured on our calendar? Send the event name, date, time and location to [email protected]. From the Monte Ahuja College of for 41 years. conditions. Radiance event since 2010 and has Submission deadline is every Thursday by 5 p.m. Please submit entries one week prior to scheduled event. Business, CSU recognized Daria L. Wayne Zachary, who was selected The Maxine Goodman Levin College been a key part in raising $3.6 million For letter to the editor submission guidelines, visit www.csucauldron.com. Roebuck. Roebuck established the by the College of Liberal Arts and Social of Urban affairs chose Floun’say to keep students in school and on Daria Roebuck Fund in Management Sciences, has been an extraordinary Caver, Hayden District director for the track to graduation. THE THE CAULDRON CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper Sept. 29, 2015 4 News » CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper Sept. 29, 2015 5 News » Captured on campus: Homecoming week Students, faculty, alumni, Cleveland community celebrate Photos by Abby Burton and Cameron Tolbert and CSU Alumni Association

Top left: Vince Ortenzio (right) and Andie Uhlman sport their homecoming court sashes while enjoying the festivites at the Photo courtesy http://www.csualumni.com/events/ homecoming kickof. Ortenzio was voted 2015 Homecoming king. Top right: He was crowned at the Harvest Ball Friday, Sept. 25 with his royal Magnus helps CSU staf members hand out viking counterpart, queen Kaylee Galla. helmets and noise makers to show of Viking pride at the homecoming pep rally in Tower City Center Tuesday, Sept 22. Bottom left: The CSU cheerleading squad gets ready to lead the pep rally at Tower City Center. Bottom Right: Parker Keating (left) and ErinMcNamee greet fellow homecoming court nominees and fellow students at the homecoming kickof.

Top left: President Berkman (center in green) at the start of the Cleveland State Homecoming parade with the Photohomecoming courtesy http://www.csualumni.com/events/ court. The parade started at Krenzler Field and went through campus Thursday, Sept. 24.

Bottom left: Students gather in the Student Center plaza Monday, Sept. 21 to meet the homecoming court. This event ofered free t-shirts, bouncy houses, a taco bar and giveaways, and allowed the homecoming court to introduce themselves to the student body.

Top right: The homecoming court made their irst appearance in front of the students who attended the homecoming kickof. From left to right — Jibri Blount, Kaylee Galla, Evan Andersky, Lauren Schaefer, Jef Holub, Samantha Hoyt, Juliana Kosik, Zach Magistro, Vince Ortenzio, Andie Uhlman, Parker Keating and Erin McNamee.

Bottom right: President Berkman walks in the homecoming parade showing his Viking pride by sporting a viking helmet. THE THE CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper 6 Sports CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper 7 Sports Sept. 29, 2015 » Sept. 29, 2015 » Natatorium gets new, exciting look Men's soccer team gains momentum Heritage Graphics Board combines history, present and future Vikings prepare for league play with strong win against Cincy By Austin Comery

lines. Cleveland State University's Jake Lagania in the 51st minute. been enjoying his time on the front “After a tough loss like that men's soccer team may be gaining The Vikings received an insurance [Saturday], it felt good to come from momentum at just the right time. goal by Lagania in the 79th minute to “It has been nice. I am having some behind and beat these guys tonight Before the Vikings began the heart make it 3-1. fun up there, having chances and and have a great team performance,” of their Horizon League schedule The team element that made CSU's getting some results,” he said. Koniarczyk said. Saturday, Sept. 26 with a trip to second half domination so special was The Vikings are 3-1 since Lagania “I think we are ready. We did good Valparaiso University, they completed its defense. made the transition to offense. Despite getting back at it tonight and having a dominant second half against Numerous times in the second half this change from defense to offense, the spark going into Valparaiso,” University of Cincinnati Wednesday, it looked like Cincinnati might squeak Lagania’s streak of 29 straight starts Lagania said. Sept. 23 with a final score of 3-1. one past junior Aleksandar Drobac — continued after the start Wednesday. Koniarczyk was all over the field The Vikings (3-4) went into the who earned his first victory as goalie "Getting this win making plays the entire match and locker room trailing the Bearcats 1-0 this season. However, the defense for helps a lot keeping was energized after the game. after a quick goal just 6:27 into the the Vikings just kept refusing. “We feel good about it. Getting game. Lagania said he was happy to win a our momentum this win helps a lot with keeping our It did not take long for the Bearcats game at Krenzler Field. going forward." momentum going forward” he said. to find themselves struggling in the “It’s especially nice coming from The Vikings will return home for second half as the Vikings reeled off behind like we did and beating these matches against the University of back-to-back goals in just under six guys after a tough loss against them Detroit Mercy on Saturday, Oct. 3 and minutes. last year where we dominated the Northern Kentucky University on First, Freshman midfielder game but just could not find the back The Vikings are 0-1 in conference Wednesday, Oct. 7 before traveling to Gianluca DiFranco scored with an of the net,” Lagania said. “It is also nice play after losing a heartbreaker to Oakland University for a tough test in unassisted goal in the 47th minute. to get our first win at home and get Wright State 1-0 in overtime last Rochester, Michigan Saturday, Oct. 10. Then, junior midfielder Dan this win for the coaches.” loss.Saturday. Koniarczyk knew the Start times for the home games on Koniarczyk scored a one-touch goal off Lagania, who recently made the meaning of a win after such a close Oct. 3 and Oct. 7 are at 7 p.m. a great pass by sophomore defender switch from defense to offense, has Fencing team faces recruiting dilemma By Matthew Johns

Top Left: The new Heritage Graphics Board in the Robert F. Busbey Natatorium features thousands of tiny pictures of past CSU swimming and diving teams collectivlyPhotos by forming Gregory Kulathe shape of Magnus the Viking on the side of the pool. XI. Top Right: Along with Magnus, the late Coach Busbey also looks over the pool with one of his most well-known quotes — "You either do or you don't. The rest is just talk." When you hear about college teams to be in compliance with Title When asked how this problem part of the fencing team. This will be Bottom Left: The Heritage Project helped to raise over $1.4 million to fund the new look around the pool, including this touch screen kiosk located near the entrance of the natatorium. athletics, you may think of football, has affected the team, junior fencer no easy task, especially under new Bottom Right: This year's CSU Swimming and Diving teams are ready for a new season in the Horizon League with a freshly remodeled pool and crystal clear water. basketball or volleyball. But what "At least on the Gianfranco Trovato seemed worried. head coach, James Fazekas, a CSU about fencing? “At least on the women’s side, it's graduate. By Gregory Kula This unique sport combines agility, women's side, affected team morale,” he said. Fazekas was not hired until the coordination and timing to land a Trovato said team members are first week of classes.,but the team has present. touch of a weapon on a specific part of it's affected doing everything they can to attract handled the switch well. Cleveland State University’s mascot, Magnus the Viking, made “[There are] thousands of pictures, an opponent’s body. more women, even personally asking “It was a little concerning, but Robert F. Busbey Natatorium recently with thousands of pictures of the CSU each with its own story,” he said. Head coach Paul Graham, who Unfortunately for Viking fencers, team morale." friends to join. There are currently not the assistant coach kept the team received a renovation that has Swimming and Diving teams from Along with the Graphics Board, was also present at the unveiling, an abrupt coaching change has led enough women for a full team. organized,” said Logan Eskew, another everyone talking. over the years. Guinther noted other new features of knows this is not just for the current to a lack of recruitment, leaving the But what does the sport of fencing junior fencer. As a part of Homecoming week, This renovation was funded by the the natatorium including a timeline student-athletes. He spoke on the women’s team in shambles. entail, and what does it have to offer? The two fencers said Fazekas is The phrase currently circulating “It’s certainly a unique sport. You both organized and strict. CSU revealed their updated facilities Heritage Program, an alumni group of major events in team history and thebigger past. reasons for the renovations — to the public during the Swimming that helped raise about $1.4 million. other giant banners and quotes. connecting, growing and celebrating around the fencing team is “Title need a good sense of reaction and There are three different events IX,” which is part of the Education Having so few female fencers, the cardio,” Trovato said. “Our overall that a fencer can participate in: and Diving Alumni Splash Bash this Dave Guinther, one of the head “[The natatorium] looks better past Saturday, Sept. 26. members of the program, was today than when it was new,” he said. CSU President Ronald Berkman Amendments Act of 1972. fencing team is running into some team goal is to do at least as good as épée, foil and sabre. Practices mostly The renovation included a new astounded by both the construction John Parry, director of Athletics, echoed Graham at the Splash Bash and In short, this federal law states that serious issues regarding the rule. last year, which was the conference consist of footwork, technique and pool paint job along with new murals progress and the final product. He who also spoke on Saturday, views the is excited for the continued growth of no person shall be excluded from an While there have yet to be any championships, where we finished sparring. Trovato said that other than educational activity on a basis of sex serious repercussions, the team needs third. We would also like to send that, fencing is not that complicated. and a timeline around the pool. spoke about the efforts of the entire newest additions to the natatorium said.the community of CSU alumni. The biggest part of the renovation CSU community at the unveiling on as the continuing of CSU’s efforts to “Tradition never graduates,” he and that a university must maintain an to recruit more women to avoid future somebody to nationals.” “You just need to like the sport and is the new Graphics Board of CSU Saturday. remember the past and support the equal number of men's and women's compliance issues. The high goals are an attractive swordplay,” he said. THE THE CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper 8 Feature CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper 9 Feature Sept. 29, 2015 » Sept. 29, 2015 »

CareerConnection — the web-based CSU services to obtain his position internship whatsoever, actually helpsteps out. to take first, there are a few Internships: worth the work? system providing tools to studentsas an asset manager/financial — I had a job that I was happy events coming to campus that may for career development. advisor at Ameriprise Financial, with,” Britton said. “One random “Cleveland State is overlookedRogers asked Dr. Francis Roncagli, day this past summer I received annual The MonteInternships Ahuja and College Co-op of sometimes, but it’s a tremendousassociate lecturer in Finance, to interesteda phone callin an from HR my position. professor, An Business is hosting their second school full of diversity andmonitor his work the internship. David Bentkowski, asking if I was CSU students and faculty share experiences and advice opportunity,” All said. “It’s what “He [Roncagli] took time out Expo Oct. 8 from 2p.m.-6 p.m. on the college has to offer that makesof his schedule to meet with me employee reached out to Davidopenthe tofirst all CSUthree students. floors of the College all the difference. There are tons ofevery other week to discuss my asking if he knew anyone interestedof Business. This event is free and internships available to students.” progress and experience,” Rogers in that type of position, and All has been a financial andsaid. “During the meetings, Dr. everything worked itself out from "There are tons By Sara Liptak research intern at Cleveland CityRoncagli provided me with a great Isthere.” it worth it? of internships Hall and a finance departmentdeal of insight and encouragement. intern in the Campus RecreationalHe helped me understand and available to Services Department at the campusgrasp a position that was new and students." Junior Finance major Paul All orBusiness. internship. Her efforts have secured in the area they specialize,” Tukel their internship.” Rec center. overwhelming to me at the time, Most students have to work never imagined he would be going to many CSU students their current job said. “Students need to be patient Some colleges at CSU don’t From June to July 2015, Alland I couldn’t have asked for a in order to pay their bills. CSU is committee briefings in Washington, and smart with [professional] titles require an internship to graduate, spent time in Washington, D.C. as bettera mentor to help my time in the mainly a commuter school, and D.C. and witnessing the United “The focus is coursework and and with money. It will come if you but Tukel said having one is vital legislative intern for the U.S. Houseprogram.” rent.many students have to work part- States House of Representatives presenting yourself properly,” Tukel do a good job in school and in the while still in school. of Representatives where he worked Rogers said he learned an time jobs in order to pay for gas and and the Senate in their executive said. “The résumé reflects who internship.” “Students have to really show with Jim Renacci from Ohio’s 16thimmense amount from the Anne Nelson, assistant dean meetings. they are more than anything else. Dr. Lisa Thomas, director of they have a passion for what they’re Congressional District. internship and FIN 490 program – Students who work part-time or of Undergraduate Programs and He never imagined he would At the entry-level position, it’s not Experiential Learning in the College doing, what they’re studying and All said CSU helped immensely inthe Finance Professional Internship full-time who want internships have Student Services, in the College of have the opportunity to hear U.S. about the big words you use but the of Urban Affairs, says internships where they want to go,” Tukel said. getting him his legislative internshipcourse. a few decisions to make — especially Business, designed and developed deal.Secretary of State John Kerry testify skills you have — and that’s what have“Students gotten are more interested popular in and a “Many times, entry-level résumés in D.C. The university paid for his He said the experience gave because not all internships are paid. the first ever CSU Business to Congress about the Iran nuclear companies look for.” important over the last few years. look exactly the same. You have living expenses and gave him a $500him a better understanding of the Prioritizing one’s schedule based Internship and Co-op Expo event Placing one student at a time in these little jobs here and there, your stipend for food. financial services business while onWhen one’s futureand how can meando students making last year. All would never have guessed this an internship can be labor-intensive. career at the end of their degree term is coming up, and you’re During the two months Allproviding"I have him with learned tools to succeed. sacrifices. “It was a huge success and that’s tourists.time last year he would be giving With the help of the Career [bachelor’s degree] and practicalmeeting the minimum. So what interned in D.C., he lived less than why we’re doing it again this year,” tours of the United States Capitol to Services Center, students are experience isn’t so bad either,”makes you different? What do you a mile away from the Capitol wherethrough my decide on what’s best — not justNelson for said. “Companies come working diligently with their Thomas said while discussing thedo while you are in college that he worked on constituent outreach. internships that their future, but financially too? and talk with students of every But he did all of this and more as advisors and their potential importance of internships. shows you have a passion for it? You “They [the constituents] would Tukel advises students who major, are and it’s a great opportunity part of a two-month internship in employer. In the College of Urban Affairs,Studentreally have internship to be experiencesproactive.” call in and complain about a bill,it's always about working awkward hours in a for non- The students annual Fall to networkCareer Fair with is "At the entry- want a congressman to oppose professional job to think about whatemployers.” D.C. this summer. it’s mandatory that each student the experience run. All is one of many students at level position, who’s pursuing a degree has had an a bill or just call in and ask what will matter most to them in the long Cleveland State University who internship upon graduation. a congressman’s stance is on aand the value andOct. open 23 to in students. the Woodling Gym from obtained an internship as a stepping it's not about “We’re asking for ten hours Frequently, a students look on their particular issue,” All said. “I’d write Sometimes students need to 9 cuta.m.-2 p.m. This event is also free stone toward his dream job. the big words week for 15 weeks. So that’s own five for internship opportunities. five to 15 different letters a dayof knowledge back hours at their non-professional Even though All travelled to hours two days a week. That’s threeWith search engines at the tip of about issues that were coming upyou're getting." job to make time for an internship.FairWEWS and Station NewsChannel Tour 5 is hostingat their another state for his experience, CSU you use but the and a half hours three days a week,”their fingers, internship postings tours."on The House floor. I learned about All said he believes studentsa Free Cleveland Career Day, Job students have great opportunities Thomas said. “It’s not that hardare to easily accessible. [D.C.] As an history unpaid andintern, gave there Capitolare who are balancing work, school and Oct. 24 to land an internship in their field skills you have." put together ten hours a week out However,of many students don’t looking for an internship will knowstudios on 3001 Euclid Ave. from 8 because of the vast amount of a schedule to have an internship.”realize the internship services deep down what to do and a.m.-3 which p.m. companies right here in the heart of Although not every college offered at to them on campus. From sacrifices a student has to make. All decision to make. internship. All of these free opportunities DowntownFaculty expectations Cleveland. CSU requires ten hours of internshipthe Career Services Center to the had no pay coming in and all of it “Diversify your resume andare launch pads for a possible work per week, most colleges whoknowledge and effort that comes going out. He said it was rough the network,” he said. “Students opportunities are to land internships, do require an internship to graduateatwith CSU. speaking to your professors, last month but worth it in the end. Ryan Britton, a senior smart — if the internship is worth Students have many According to a May 2012 article expect students to excel and keepopportunities lie almost everywhere “I have learned through myManagement and Labor Relations it, in their field and, especially, if it’s Although the résumé is the in U.S. News & World Report, many their advisor informed. internships while at CSU. He has internships that it’s always about major, said CSU is the only reason he paid, then it’s worth it to me.much Why like All, Rogers and Britton. backbone in landing your perfect employers are looking for students “I check up early on in Paul the All has had numerous the experience and the value ofhas his internship opportunity. else are we here at school? To “College get can be a burden to pay internship, it can’t be your only tool who have leadership experience, semester [with the students] and said.knowledge that you’re getting, not Britton, who is an HR recruiter good jobs, to get experience [and]for,” to All said. “But students should when finding one. communication skills and a good at the end of their internship, dedicated the a lot of time and effort the value from it [pay-wise],” Allprofessional apprentice at Sherwin- liveUpcoming a happy internship and rewarding events life.”take every year they’re here [at Dr. Oya Tukel, professor and chair overall attitude. student must write a five-pageto diversifying his studies and Williams, said the company’s IT CSU] as another opportunity. An of the Department of Operations & “We're [the Business College] paper evaluating the internship,”academics. For Senior Finance major department developed an internship theiropportunity to grow, to network, to Supply Chain Management, works are looking for "ready-to-go Thomas said. “Students apply what He’s used CSU resources Johnathan Rogers, finding an program they called “Professional get another internship, to diversify with students on a regular basis students" — students who have they learned in the classroom andlike the Career Services Center, internship on his own benefitted Apprentices.” For students who are looking for résumés and to meet amazing in the Monte Ahuja College of some knowledge under their belt evaluate how effective it was duringattended career fairs and used CSU him in the long run. Instead of using “I was not looking for an an internship but don’t know which people.” THE THETHE CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper 1010 MusicA&E CAULDRONCAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper 11 Reviews11 A&E CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper Sept. 29, 2015 » CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper Sept. 29, 2015 » Rock band Kodaline visits Cleveland 'Comedy of Tenors' funny, dramatic farce By Francesca Gariano By Abby Burton last note. Ken Ludwig’s “A Comedy of Tenors” opera that night has not arrived. For the first time in their career, made its onstage debut this month at Saunders, furious, yells at Max, who Irish rock group Kodaline will be The group has worked on Cleveland’s Playhouse Square. This we find out is not only a performer in bringing their aching melodies and recording sessions for their most law. perfectly done farce makes you laugh, the opera, but also Saunders’ son-in- edgy sound to Cleveland. recent album with producer Jacknife captures your attention with every The quartet will be headlining at Lee (U2, Taylor Swift), Jim Eliot (Ellie move and has more door slams than The opera singer they have been the House of Blues (308 Euclid Ave.) Goulding) and producer Steve Harris, you can count. waiting for, Tito (Bradley Dean), finally with supporting act Good Old War on who worked on their debut album, “In Starting Sept. 11 and running arrives. Tito is an older opera legend, Wednesday, Sept. 30. A Perfect World.” through Oct. 3, “A Comedy of Tenors” concerned that his age is starting to Formed in Swords, Dublin, Known for their hauntingly will be performed at Allen Theatre affect his fame. He enters with his ever Kodaline consists of Steve Garrigan melodic works, Kodaline became (1407 Euclid Ave.). so flamboyant wife Maria (Antoinette (singer), Jason Boland (bass), Mark mainstream with their hit “All I Want.” The sparkle from the world’s LaVecchia). Prendergrast (guitar) and Vincent itsThe ninth debut season. album track was first largest outdoor chandelier follows The couple enters their hotel room, May (drums). licensed by “Grey’s Anatomy” during you inside as you take a seat to watch which turns out to be the room where Bradley Dean (right) plays Tito, an older opera legend, and Antoinette LaVecchia plays Previously known under the name Photo courtesy clevelandplayhouse.com a play with dazzling actors, costumes they end up getting a divorce, cheating Maria, his lamboyant wife, in Ken Ludwig's "A Comedy of Tenors." 21 Demands, the band has been More recently, the song was used Kodaline, an Irish rock band, will perform at the House of Blues PhotoWednesday, courtesy clickmusic.comSept. 30. and set. From the opening scene in on each other, becoming grandparents revered by “The Guardian,” “Billboard” on the soundtrack for last summer’s a fabulous, Parisian hotel room, you and falling back in love. and “The Irish Mirror” for their second blockbuster movie, “The Fault In Our are amazed by the realness of the set Farces are supposed to be over- his plays and musicals have been Student tickets are $15 and are full-length album, “Coming Up For Stars.” While it was never officially buoyant beats. 12-track follow-up to their double designed by Charlie Corcoran. the-top and dramatically funny and performed in more than 30 countries available at clevelandplayhouse.com. Air,” released in February of this year. released as a single, it became a Like many bands known for their platinum success in Ireland. You are immediately introduced that is exactly what this play was — and in over 20 languages. Garnering comparisons to the frontrunner for the group. reserved and comparatively stripped- Doors open at 6:30 p.m. with the to Saunders (Ron Orbach), who was an extravagant script followed up by This play is worth its two hours of likes of Coldplay, Keane, U2 and Oasis The quartet took a leap of faith in down sound, Kodaline went electric opening act set for 7:30 p.m. Tickets the mayor of Cleveland and is now extravagant actors who know just run time. I highly recommend heading from music publications worldwide, recording their second studio album after “In A Perfect World.” are $20 in advance and $23 on the day an opera producer. He’s on the phone how to make you laugh. toward the giant outdoor chandelier Kodaline mixes soft vocals with an by taking a new musical direction. The previously unused synths in of the show. They are available online when Max (Rob McClure) enters the Ludwig is known for his farces. where the men in red suits wait evocative sound to create songs that Gone are the lingering vocals and the studio were put to good use in at ticketmaster.com or at the door. room and informs him one of the Having six shows on Broadway and to hold the door open for you and resonate with listeners long after the natural sound, replaced by synths and crafting their new sound for their singers they are expecting for their seven in London’s West End Theatre, welcome you to the Allen Theatre. Local open mic night attracts students 'Scream Queens' amuses with dumb humor

environment where everyone can Marshall explained that Dietke’s reflects elements from the two shows disguised in a cheesy Red Devil come up and express themselves in partnership with the coffee shop is the writers worked on previously — costume is suddenly out to murder all whatever way they want,” Dietke said. mutually beneficial. The café provides “American Horror Story” and “Glee.” the sisters. Just another day at college, Dietke said that Open Mic Night a space for young talent to gather in In the show, KKT — a fictitious right? provides artists with a supportive exchange for exposure. As an added sorority — is headed by Chanel The elements of both “American audience, which helps to build self- bonues, all CSU Vikings get a ten Oberlin (Emma Roberts) and her Horror Story” and “Glee” are most esteem. In this setting, musicians percent discount during the show. clan of minions (Abigail Breslin, evident — gruesome and gory frequently give each other positive “Because we’re below an apartment Billie Lourd and Ariana Grande) who murders(four in just the first episode) feedback and constructive criticism. complex, I feel like this coffee shop is epitomize the “basic white girl brat” mixed with dumb humor that mocks The accepting and nonjudgmental a secret, hidden treasure,” Marshall everyone stereotypes a sorority girl college stereotypes and airhead girls atmosphere of this acoustic open said. “Having Open Mic [Night] makes to be (even though we all know that’s in horror movies. worriesmic event at isease. certain to put even the it so that people know about this not really the case). Despite the endless amount most stagefright-stricken musician’s place.” The dean of students (Jamie Lee of “what the hell am I watching?” The event isn’t just for acoustic Curtis) is out to end KKT and, in order moments I experienced during the Nikola Tuzzeo, a freshman Music Therapy major, is one of several students who participate Photo by Elisabeth Weems Nicola Tuzzeo, a freshman Music guitar players. It’s open to all musical to spite Chanel and her minions, premiere, the plot was intriguing and in the weekly open mic night at the Cofee Bean Café. Sorority girls are portrayed as "basic white girl brats" in new horror comedyPhoto courtesy "Scream slate.com Therapy major, agreed that the weekly instruments and performance Queens," which premiered Tuesday, Sept. 22 on Fox. requiresall new pledges to be instantly left me questioning aspects of the By Elisabeth Weems event provides her with an outlet arts, including acapella singing, allowed into the sorority. Of course all show — the identity of the mysterious for self-expression. She plays guitar, beatboxing, freestyle rapping and By Delaney Canield of them are complete weirdos except Red Devil and the other secrets of the piano and ukulele and has attended stand-up comedy. Grace Gardner (Skyler Samuels), who sorority. Cleveland temperatures may be Cleveland State University student every open mic event this semester. Dietke offers two rules to wishes to follow her dead mother’s “Scream Queens” will be on Fox A word of advice for any college history. dropping, but there is one sure way Dave Deitke, a junior Music Therapy Her first time playing at the event was newcomers — tell all of your friends footsteps as a KKT sister. every Tuesday at 9 p.m. woman considering joining a sorority Orat least that’s how the new horror to stay toasty this fall. A warm and major, hosts the event. He plays met with welcoming feedback. about Open Mic Night and perform on She quickly learns it’s not all it’s — don’t join Kappa Kappa Tau (KKT), comedy “Scream Queens” depicted friendly atmosphere for all music seven instruments and has attended “[Open Mic Night] is such a good your first night. cracked up to be as when she and unless you want to deal with the most KKT during its two-hour premiere on lovers can be found each week at the many open mic nights. He aims to place to get together with other Open Mic Night is free each week her cute boy sidekick (Diego Boneta) basic girls the world has to offer, a Fox Tuesday, Sept. 22. The show was Coffee Bean Café’s (2901 Euclid Ave.) create an opportunity for other young people who share the same love for for all to enjoy, and the cafe is just a begin to learn the dark and gruesome serial killer out for all your sisters and created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk Bean Scene Open Mic Night every musicians to develop their talents. music,” Tuzzeo said. short walk from CSU’s campus. past of the sorority. To make matters a house with a suspiciously disturbing and Ian Brennan and definitely Tuesday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. “I want to make this a nurturing Coffee Bean Café employee Monica worse, a suspicious individual THE THE CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper Sept. 29, 2015 12 Movies » Sept. 29, 2015 13 A&E » Johnny Depp stands out in 'Black Mass' By Roman Macharoni

Boston seems to be a new hub for Whitey Bulger. The resemblance after crime dramas, doesn’t it? From visits the extensive makeup is uncanny, and there, I know the traffic is murder, Depp depicts the vicious mobster but this is ridiculous. Director Scott masterfully. Cooper followed the lead of directors We sympathize with him enough like Ben Affleck with “Black Mass,” that his outbursts are understandable a biopic on Boston’s most notorious yet still incredibly violent and mob boss, released Sept. 18. shocking. James “Whitey” Bulger (Johnny Edgerton awkwardly places Photos courtesy columbusunderground.com Depp) seems to be on top of the himself in a typecast role as the Far left: A few of 16-Bit's more than world. His Winter Hill gang has taken obsessive support character, similar to 40 arcade cabinets control of South Boston. His “alliance” his recent role in “The Gift.” It’s a role with CIA agent John Connolly (Joel that suits him, but it doesn’t deviate Top center: "Space Invaders" — an arcade game from the '70s Edgerton) is helping him get the edge far from his usual performance. Johnny Depp is James "Whitey" Bulger, a notorious gang boss, in "BlackPhoto courtesy Mass." yaleherald.com on other gangs and wannabe movers The rest of the ensemble is very Bottom center: "Time Crisis 2," and shakers. good. Some standouts included David complete with gun console With his brother Billy (Benedict Harbour as the wavering Agent Morris, in Bulger’s life take the audience on a ultimately the standout performances Cumberbatch), a state senator, he Cumberbatch — whose Boston accent ride through his turmoil. — like Depp’s — that keep you appears untouchable. is oddly spot-on — and Kevin Bacon, The complexity of the characters entertained throughout the film. However, the enormous pressure who plays Connolly’s superior, Agent presented in this film allows the of his position, his trust issues, the McGuire. audience to be more invested in their mistakes of his peers and the constant As a whole, “Black Mass” copies development and choices. Monday-Friday: 4 p.m.-2:30 a.m. bad luck in his personal relationships tropes and styles from hundreds of Overall, “Black Mass” is a decent Saturday: 12 p.m.-2:30 a.m. may lead to his downfall sooner than other crime dramas while still making crime drama with some interesting Sunday: 12 p.m.-12 a.m. he realizes. most of it fresh. The pacing is a little elements to keep it from being a 16-Bit Bar + Arcade 15012 Detroit Ave., Lakewood, OH 44107 Depp is surprisingly great as unorthodox, as the high and low points simple, mediocre bit of Oscar bait. It’s 'The Intern' inspires with refreshing charm (216) 563-1115 By Josh Littler

Whittaker soon realizes Ostin’s job “Workaholics” — Holm and Adam comeswith a lot more stress than she DeVine, who plays unsuccessful can handle. Instead of just answering womanizer co-worker Jason — While we have come to expect the avid gamer, there’s a good mix of Achieving a new high score on a its variety of games and its equally her phone calls and doing odd jobs, definitelyhelps. elaborate cutscenes and realistic ‘80s games (“BurgerTime,” “Donkey Sunday night will earn you a free draft extensive selection of drinks. he gets to know Ostin and eventually Director Nancy Meyers graphics on our modern consoles, Kong,” “Tron”) and ‘90s classics (“NFL beer, one of several weekly events and As a plus, the barcade gives fans of becomes her personal assistant — (“Something’s Gotta Give,” “It’s retro games like “Pac-Man” and Blitz,” “Marvel vs. Capcom”). The most promotions. retro games the opportunity to pass both in her private life and in the Complicated”) has written another “Donkey Kong” were celebrated in modern game available is “Mario Kart One of the few downsides of 16-Bit on the tradition to the next generation. businessworld. finely crafted and well-rounded their time for being simple to learn yet 64.” is that they only serve drinks — no Every Sunday at noon, they close Stuck in a strained marriage with comedywith many touching moments challenging to master. For those who just want a good food. However, I was surprised when I the bar for a few hours and invite her stay-at-home husband Matt andmemorable one-liners. The script The 16-Bit Bar + Arcade, located drink, the bar boasts a large variety, discovered they still welcome anyone those who are under 21 — especially (Anders Holm) and faced with a follows a very traditional storytelling proudly on Lakewood’s popular including the “Hulk Hogan” cocktail who brings food in with them or has it children — to enjoy the games as well. potential corporate overtaking, Ostin style, but the film takes the time to Detroit Avenue strip of shops and and the “Great Lakes Nosferatu” craft delivered to the bar. Walking into 16-Bit is a trip back in understandsthat having Whittaker in develop its characters while making restaurants, celebrates these games draft. The perks of being able to bring time. Seeing games of the past fused herlife is one of the best decisions she youlaugh. with old-fashioned game consoles. And if you’d like to drink and play, your own food really struck out to me with a popular selection of drinks AnneHathaway (right) and Robert De Niro play of each other masterfully in "The Intern." Photo courtesy thewrap.com couldmake. “TheIntern” is a refreshing comedy Connor Entenok, a senior Computer you can rest your beverage on a small as special — a business going out of demonstrates the culture of past By Roman Macharoni Thecomedic moments between De witha wonderful cast. It’s the bizarre Science major at Cleveland State table next to each game and kindly its way to make things a bit easier for generations is not only preserved here Niro,Hathaway and the ensemble cast lovechild of “The Devil Wears Prada” University, noted its close proximity open a tab with the waiter/waitress, the local community. but also admired. With quality drinks, arespot on. The humor rarely misses, and “The Bucket List” that will win to the Exchange and Game Stop. who greets you with an iPad. 16-Bit presents a couple particular quitegames a andwhile. customer service, it looks For those of you hoping to get flips it on its head. The result is a even with the inevitable old people you over with its tongue-in-cheek “16-Bit has stuff for everyone,” The "barcade" maintains the challenges to CSU students. Namely, like the celebration will continue for an internship or co-op opportunity hilarious,heartwarming experience. jokes. De Niro’s immeasurable charm humorand undeniable charm. Entenok said. “[It] totally contributes nostalgic culture of the past, playing it may be difficult for a residential within the next few years, you could When widower Ben Whittaker (De allows him to pull off these normally to the hipster [culture in Lakewood]. songs like Journey’s “Separate Ways” student to casually visit without do yourself a huge favor and take Niro) tires of a traditional retirement groan-worthyquips with a smile. They just don’t make games like that while showing a variety of cartoons access to a car. some tips from Robert De Niro’s lifestyle and craves something De Niro and the supporting anymore, and there’s a distinct feel of and ‘80s movies, including “Predator” The over 21 age restriction will characterin “The Intern” — even if he different, he applies for a senior characters play off one another well. going to the arcade versus playing the and “The Breakfast Club.” also prevent younger students from ismost likely 50 years older than you. citizen internship at an upstart Atsome moments, it feels like they’re same game on your console.” Behind the bar, a chalkboard lists visiting as often. Nevertheless, the Released Sept. 25, “The Intern” fashion website run by Jules Ostin riffing on each other. Having two of From multiple visits to 16-Bit, I the high scores set throughout the commuter student community would takes the concept of interning and (AnneHathaway). the stars from the hilarious TV show find his sentiments to be true. For establishment's one-year existence. certainly enjoy this nostalgic bar, THE THE Sept. 29, 2015 Sept. 29, 2015 CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper 14 Opinion CAULDRON CSU’s Alternative Student Newspaper Opinion Sept. 29, 2015 » 15 » Why we should rename Rhodes Tower Don't defund Planned Parenthood Govenor Rhodes was the absolute villain of my youth Why shutting the organization down is the wrong choice By Abby Burton By Donna Bach — t

OK, so let's talk about the ever so The answer is simple hey women and men show up to Plannedjust don’t attach to their uterine walls. touchy subject of Planned Parenthood. Parenthood seeking help. Because pro-life people believe that As one of Cleveland State fears into the populace and inciting With his hateful words and actions, forgotten the small nuances of the shouldn’t have to. This program offers a variety of No, these are not all for abortions.life begins at conception, wouldn’t University’s Project 60 students, I was further panic in his people. God, Rhodes fostered the generation gap, history of tragedy. Most people use the “don’t kill medical services to those unable to Only three percent of people that who mean that every woman that has thrilled to go back to college now that however, did not intervene, heaven pitting parents against children and the baby, have it and put it up for He ordered pay for them on their own and, yes, adoption” argument. My response walk to into Planned Parenthood had get a fertilized egg pass through her I am retired. — did not aid and in the next year Ohio politics against reason. He ordered they also offer abortions. abortions. These are people who ishave a criminal? I have been waiting for nearly 40 suffered the Snowstorm of ‘78, which those shots, he created this rift. that is: Are you insane? those shots, he First off, let's note that the federal nowhere else to go. And for that matter, is every man years to do this again ever since killed 60 people in Northeast Ohio. It has been said that if we forget It costs anywhere from $10,000 to government hasn’t paid for a single Almost half of all Plannedwhose sperm has fertilized an egg that I earned my bachelor’s degree from Rhodes called this storm the the past, we are bound to repeat it. $25,000 to adopt a newborn. created this rift. abortion for the last four years If every single accidental pregnancyParenthood establishments aredid not become a human a criminal Kent State University so many years then.“greatest disaster in Ohio history.” I The present-day “good old boy” because they quit funding it. So what’s ends in another baby thrown intolocated the in areas without access too? to ago. — guess he forgot about Kent State by behavior of our Cleveland police is the problem? immediate medical care. There are just too many holes in On my first day of class at CSU, I was finally being scrutinized by body adoption industry, there will be too I'm wondering Some people think that abortions If you are going to defundpro-life a for it to be a reasonable stance. horrified to discover Rhodes Tower cameras and review committees. many kids and not all of them will find are done by murderous people that company, defund it because it is Defunding a Planned Parenthood is a building named after former Ohio what These new policies of tolerance, homes. have no soul and don’t like babies. bad company as a whole, not becausethe wrong choice. governor James A. Rhodes. compromise and conversation were Please be aware that becoming Not to mention, TIME magazine representation and Well, guess what? That is not true. it has one aspect that some peopleThey provide medical care for How could this be? "Horrified" is not in the vocabulary of Rhodes. educated in the hidden realities reported a study in May 2008 that Abortions are done by people who don’t like. That is like defundingpeople a unable to receive care not a strong enough word. Only our results CSU hoped To me, Rhodes was the absolute of our world will indeed help the showed adopted children are far more have been raped, by victims of incest, restaurant because you don’t likeanywhere else. government would name a school villain of my youth and my generation. CSU students of today become the likely to require mental help than non- Abby Burton is a junior Journalism & by women whose lives are threatened their lemonade. building after the governor whose to enact with the No compromise, no dialogue, no responsible, functional, successful adopted children. Promotional Communication major at by life growing inside of them and by Not only does it not make sense tenure was blemished with scandal, justice. citizens of tomorrow. Aside from abortion, Planned CSU and News editor for The Cauldron. decision to 'honor' women that know for a fact that their to defund a company for doing intimidation and student murders. To me, Rhodes represents the Learn your history, speak out Parenthood offers STI testing, lifestyle cannot accommodate a baby. something that the government Rhodes' tenure as a politician was this political “my way or the highway” belief that against bullies like Rhodes and own pregnancy testing, general exams, So I ask, why on earth would contraceptive options and so muchdoesn’t even pay for, but it doesn’t —driven by muscle-arm tactics. — Before out resulted in four dead students in Ohio. your own thoughts and actions, for machine. someone want to keep a baby that more at little to no cost. It ismake not sense an scientifically. his election, he ran a numbers where he racket also Rhodes Tower was originally these become your reality. they know they could not provide a According to scientists, women an early form of gambling named University Tower and then Unlike many of the CSU abortion factory. good life for? Every year nearly 2.7 millionsometimes have fertilized eggs that of his store, Jim’s Place, Kent State — renamed by our administration to administrators and board members, sold pornography. “honor” the political tenure of the I do not believe all of those Kent As mayor of Columbus, Ohio, he let’s remember that man described above. State students are simply mis- Recipe for feminism with a hint of reality forced outlying suburbs to submit for a moment. I’m wondering what representation remembering. I certainly haven’t to annexation or die of thirst as a Back in 1970, during the heart and results CSU hoped to enact with forgottenDonna Bachthem. is a continuing studies result of shut-off waterlines to newly studentof the studentprotestors protests “worse against than the the decision to “honor” this political student at CSU. developed municipalities. Vietnam War, Rhodes once called machine. Let’s discuss diferences over a sandwich, not a cup of tea Ever wonder why Columbus is the Historical discourse has never By Carmen Herrera thelargest answer. city in Ohio? Rhodes' forced Brown shirts [members of the Nazi annexations and threat of drought is party], the Communist Element and the Night Riders [militant tobacco His reign of terror was supported farmers from the early 1900’s]. They I am pro-equality. I even go so far as asnor a whenpedophile. a man is unable to take his have been constructed since that nice about women, then get on with your by a corrupt political machine and are the worst type of people we to consider myself a feminist (GASP!). kids to a park without being looked at maternity nurse put a pink bow in life. infused through the intimidation of harbor in America.” That word carries a lot of weight your hair. — If you are having a difficult time, educated youth, students and young On that fateful day in May 1970, today and its most common (mis) We believe a woman should be able It gives women and men a new repeat after me: “There are no adults in Ohio. Rhodes ordered the Ohio National definition is that it is a hatred of to wear what she wants and that men way to be categorized and judged prescribed places for women or men As governor, his goal was to wounded.Guard on to the campus of Kent men. are stable beings who are in control —by how well they do their job, how in society. increase Ohio jobs. He said this would State, resulting in four dead and nine Shockingly, that isn’t true. of their bodies and actions, knowing they act and who they are as people It is good when my daughter likes lead to a decrease in crime, divorce The correct word to describe right from wrong. instead of, you know, by their fishing and my son wants to dance. and mental illness (Really?). This massive, government-ordered “hatred of men” is "misandry." Yes, As a feminist, I am polite and direct reproductive organs. Women can succeed in the He was able to skirt scandal when theshooting KSU student occurred protestors. one day after there are feminists that hate men, but about my interest in men when they Let’s understand that no two workplace and men can succeed in the accused of diverting and borrowing Rhodes threw his biting words toward it’s not all of us. approach me. women are exactly alike, and no home.Carmen I will Herrera make my is a own junior sandwich.” majoring $54,000 from his campaign funds. He As a matter of fact, we want you to As a woman, I do not deserve to singular way of being or living is right in Communication at CSU. enjoyed attending Ohio’s executions May 4, 1970 will forever be be equal to us as well. then be called “fat and ugly, anyway” for all people. and, by using the “good old boy” burned into my mind as a tragic loss We think it is unfair that women hit just because I am not interested. There is no “female opinion.” I political manipulation, he was able to of lives resulting from our governor’s a glass ceiling in the workforce. Women live in fear of being rejected mean, I am female and this is my exceed term limits. animosity. On this day, I learned that We also think it is unfair that a man all the time because society has told opinion, but I do not speak for women During the severe winter weather they will shoot. They will kill you for who cooks and cleans is emasculated. them that their worth is based on of my age group, social standing, of 1977, he beseeched God himself to your beliefs. They do not care about We do not think it is right when a their husband’s worth. And it is not. ethnicity or domestic situation. relieve the storm, instilling greater you. woman is excluded from activities Feminism is fighting to break down Try this: Rid yourself of any outside of work because of her gender, the walls of prescribed roles that preconceived notions that you have