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Wednesday, April 10, 2013 | VOL. 116 NO. 116 | MARSHALL UNIVERSITY’S STUDENT NEWSPAPER | marshallparthenon.com

‘Budget conservation measures’ announced in preparation for upcoming cuts By TAYLOR STUCK “These actions will conserve and regulations, delivery of es- March purchasing card trans- require the university to take facing our state,” Kopp said in THE PARTHENON important resources, while sential university or student actions. Purchasing cards are - the message. “It is in the news Marshall University an- services, courses necessary for a simple, streamlined way cial health of the university. nounced Monday two budget - timely academic progression for departments to purchase action“Decisions now to ensurehave theand finan will continue to fall, and it looks in- conservation measures that oritiesproviding and our the public flexibility mission,” we or graduation, the advance- small-dollar items and man- continue to be framed around creasingevery day. likely State that tax the revenuesstate will will be effective immediately Koppneed tosaid fulfill in the our message. strategic pri ment of academic mission and the priorities and mission of end this budget year in the red.” — a freeze of hiring non-crit- The freeze of hiring non-crit- the position serves a critical Marshall University Research our university, and as such, the In his report to the Board of ical personnel and funds in ical personnel does not apply leadership role. Corporationage expenses, 2012according purchase to the best interests of our students Governors in February, Kopp some revenue accounts will be to searches already in progress Funds will be swept in some card policies and procedures and our employees,” Kopp said said the cuts to the school’s swept. or to mission-critical positions. revenue accounts, leaving an manual. in the message. budget would impact tuition In a message sent to university According to the Human adjusted balance of either Departments will be able University administration faculty and staff, President Ste- Resource Services’ website, $5,000 or the current balance anticipates an 8.9 percent cut were shifted to tuition. phen Kopp said the measures are if it is less. Funds already en- swept funds. of state appropriations — ap- byKopp $700 was if the unavailable whole deficit for part of an effort to balance the the position must be critical cumbered are not included in to Koppfile a requestsaid these to release measures the further comment. cost of providing a quality edu- to campus be exempt and frompersonal the health freeze this action. - be cut from the budget. Taylor Stuck can be con- cation along with the increasing and safety, in compliance with Adjustments will also be versity’s processes, but the proximately“All of us $5.11are aware million of — the to tacted at stuck7@marshall. federal, state and local laws made to cover unencumbered will add extra steps to the uni edu.

pressure on students’ finances. challenging financial times significant financial challenges By CAITLIN KINDER-MUNDAY “You can walk around naked “I like the way snow looks, THE PARTHENON and be hot in the summer, but honestly,” Blankenship said. “It As the temperatures rise, you just have to put on more adds something to the scenery. Marshall University students clothes to be comfortable when Warm temperatures and staff are removing layers it’s cold outside,” Blankenship warm weather doesn’t provide and leaving the classroom and said. “I can’t even wear sleeves anyI don’t visual care for aboutme.” flowers, so heading to the plaza to enjoy without dying from a heat Senior criminal justice ma- some sunshine. stroke.” jor, Adam Lucas, said he loves spring onto campus The week began with tem- A variety of students are also being able to enjoy the warm peratures ranging from the stepping outdoors ready to weather even if all his summer mid to high 70s. Today, tem- take part in activities that they clothes are back in his home- peratures hit a high of 83 love. Some are ready for horse- town of Grafton, W.Va. degrees during the afternoon back riding while others are “I was over in Iraq in 2009 hours. pointing their cameras to snap and this was all I was used to,” Students made the decision a few pictures. Lucas said. “When I see snow- this morning to pull out the Chrissy Pauley, a junior edu- summer clothes and put on cation major, focused in on the Karen Collinsworth is the - supervisorflakes, I’m like of the crud.” campus Star- Stephanie Davis, a senior side James E. Morrow Library. bucks. She was seen outside criminalflips flops, justicedresses andmajor, shorts. was flowersDespite blooming the bees on swarming,a tree out enjoying her break. wearing cowboy boots and a Pauley has taken quite well to “I’m loving it, digging it actu- strapless sundress today, and the warm weather. ally,” Collinsworth said. “It feels great outside.” temperature was up when she campus without big coats and Collinsworth said it had been gotsaid ready she was for class.excited to see the heavy“We boots,” can finallyPauley walksaid. on“It a busy day in Starbucks despite “I was standing in front of my just feels so nice to be able to the heat inside the coffee shop. closet today, looking at sweat- be outside.” Sales on cold drinks, such as ers and hoodies,” Davis said. Though some people are not iced coffees and teas had in- Like many other students creased by at least 20 percent. searching for something to there are others much more A few Marshall professors usedas excited to temperatures about the weather, much were seen taking their classes summer clothes in storage this more intense than 80 degrees. outside to soak up the sun morning.wear, Davis had to find her Blankenship said he would while learning the day’s lesson.

PHOTOS BY ANDREA STEELE | THE PARTHENON Adam Blankenship, a junior rather it be cold all year round. Many students were also sit- Students enjoy the spring weather outside on Marshall engineering major, said it is Besides being able to ski, he ting on the grass across campus University’s campus, Tuesday. much easier to warm up than said cold weather has much cool down. more to offer. See SPRING | Page 5 Huntington preps for new junk ordinance Pedal for PATH to raise money for Trail for Health By ASHLEY HERRALD porches that belong inside. “Every department is work- By MIRANDA PEMBERTON website, 80 percent of events The goal is to raise aware- THE PARTHENON Williams said his vision ing together to get the city THE PARTHENON go to new trails for PATH while ness about health and the “Spring cleaning” has taken for a cleaner Huntington was ready for July when the or- Exercise enthusiasts will get the other 20 percent goes to PATH. a new meaning for Huntington sparked by walking Marshall dinance goes into full effect,” the chance Thursday to work- maintaining current PATH “There is no real set goal,” residents this April as the new University’s campus. Williams said. out and help the community trails. Dom said. “Any funds really Junk Ordinance introduced by “I looked around at Marshall Williams said he believed Hun- by participating in a Pedal for PATH is named after Dr. help, and we want as many mayor Steve Williams comes and saw how clean and nice tington is in need of a clean up PATH spin-a-thon from 4 p.m. Paul Ambrose, a local doctor people to come as possible.” into effect July 1. it was then walked off cam- and so far his efforts along with to 8 p.m. in the Marshall Uni- Online registration has al- As part of a combined effort pus and saw that neighboring others’ have been successful. versity Recreation Center. obesity. Ambrose died at the ready ended, but participants with the Public Works divisions streets had a grime look to it,” “Last weekend alone we col- Aaron Dom, Pedal for PATH Pentagonwho was dedicatedon Sept. 11, to 2001. fighting can still show up at the door of sanitation, trash, motor pool, Williams said. lected ninety tons of trash just coordinator, said they hope to “It runs from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and register. - Along with the Public in Westmoreland and parts of actually have the spin-a-thon in one hour time slots,” Dom “There is a $20 registration Works divisions, police and the West End,” Williams said. in the lobby of the Rec Center. said. “Each hour, there will be fee,” Dom said. “That includes residentsstreet, flood have walluntil andJuly 1 traf to fire departments are also Along with cleaning up the Pedal for PATH helps locally a new instructor also.” a free T-shirt and a chance to sprucefic engineering, up their properties Huntington be- teaming together to speed city of Huntington, Williams with the PATH trail. People of all ages are en- win some door prizes. We’re fore the city starts enforcing up the process of cleaning said this project would improve “This is a spin-a-thon fund couraged to come out. happy to have anybody come new ordinances that prohibit Huntington. citizen’s way of life. raiser to raise money for the “This is for anybody of any out. We really look forward to unsightly items outside of resi- Williams said the police and “We see that when neigh- Paul Ambrose Trail for Health,” skill level,” Dom said. “Plus, this event.” dents’ homes. This includes tall - borhoods start to decline that Dom said. “Which is what there’s going to be good mu- Miranda Pemberton can grass, weeds, litter and house- ing places that need the most PATH stands for.” sic, so it’s a great way to get a be contacted at pember- hold items such as couches on sprucingfire departments up. are identify See JUNK | Page 5 According to the PATH workout in and help a cause.” [email protected].

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2013 | | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM

ANDREA STEELE | THE PARTHENON Students take advantage of the warm weather and compete in Jell-O Twister during Dirty Double Dare, Tuesday, between Freshman North and Freshman South Residence Halls.

Marshall gets messy for the Dirty Double Dare MARCUS CONSTANTINO | THE PARTHENON Stephen Lawson plays French horn, Tuesday, at the Jomie Jazz Forum. By KELCIE COBURN “I had to stop and watch at this around RA’s, people that live in Students seemed to enjoy THE PARTHENON point.” LLC’s and the Department of the Dirty Double Dare despite Marshall University stu- According to Whitney Ad- Housing Residents life.” the messy activities. Department of Music dents gathered Tuesday kins, the co-director of the Adkins said it is impor- Freshman participant, Mi- outside the freshman dorms Marshall University Public tant to create a family-like cah Dunn, said the challenges hosts French horn concert to take part in Dirty Double Relations Campaign Club, the atmosphere for first-year were very amusing. Dare to test their mental and event’s purpose was more students to show students “I had to carry ketchup and eat By KIMBERLY SMITH assignment. physical abilities through a than just to have a good time. that there is a huge support whipped cream,” Dunn said. “It’s THE PARTHENON “It was better than I ex- combination of messy chal- The Department of Housing system. Because Marshall is Marshall University’s De- pected it to be,” Morrison lenges and trivia. and Resident Life was aiming a commuter school, many here and do fun things. I’d come partment of Music hosted said. “I don’t have high ex- Freshman participants to raise awareness and knowl- students who live in the resi- outdefinitely and do a this way stuff to getagain people any day.” out an ensemble concert Tues- pectations when it comes to drew in a crowd and caused edge of the Living Learning dence halls go home on the Having a support system day that featured Professor these kinds of events, so I some eyebrows to be raised Community to get students weekends and do not always within the campus community Stephen Lawson playing the was surprised at how much I while taking on the unusual to enroll in LLC and increase get involved in the campus can be a valuable resource for French horn for students enjoyed it.” challenges. participation. community. students. The LLC promotes and faculty in the Jomie Jazz Morrison said there was a Kelsey Gault, junior exer- “The Dirty Double Dare According to Adkins, being a involvement in the campus Center. high possibility he would at- cise physiology major, said the was just to try and get as part of the housing resident’s community and provides fun Stephen Lawson has been tend another concert if they commotion caught her atten- life and living in that type of ways to meet other students a horn professor at Marshall host another one soon. tion as she was leaving the rec we could to get interested in atmosphere can be very fun. for 11 years, and music pro- Marlayna Maynard, who center. what’smany first-yeargoing on, “Adkins residents said. as “It becomes a really good Marshall one they will enjoy. fessors have the option to sang, and Alanna Cushing “I walked around the cor- “We wanted to provide com- support system and is kind of andKelcie make Coburn their first can year be at put concerts on every year. and Henning Vauth, who ner, and I saw people playing munity-based games so that your home away from home,” contacted at coburn15@ “It’s not something we both played the piano, per- twister with Jell-O,” Gault said. way they understood being Adkins said. marshall.edu. have to do,” Lawson said. formed along with Lawson. “It’s something we do to “This year, the Interna- model for our students be- tional Horn Society is having cause we expect them to do a theme of horn and song,” CIA collaborated performances as well.” Lawson said. Most of the students who He said he, Vauth, and with Pakistan spy attended the concert were Maynard are performing a music majors. Danielle piece together in August at a agency in drone war Ocheltree, senior horn per- convention hosted by the In- formance major, was one of ternational Horn Society in By JOHNATHON S. LANDAY assistance that the Obama and the students in attendance Memphis, Tenn. MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS Bush administrations never and said his major is defi- “Horn players from all over (MCT) explicitly acknowledged or le- nitely challenging. the world come,” Lawson Even as its civilian leaders “Seeing one of my profes- said. “University faculty play, publicly decried U.S. drone The White House did not sors perform always gives big time recording artists attacks as breaches of sover- respondgally justified. immediately to a me hope for the future,” play and people from major eignty and international law, request for a comment on Ocheltree said. orchestras are there.” Pakistan’s premier intelli- She said she hopes to work Lawson said he has been gence agency secretly worked Pakistani government denied with a record label or pro- teaching music for 28 years, for years with the CIA on thereMcClatchy’s was ever findings. any coopera The- ducer when she graduates. but his love for music started strikes that killed Pakistani tion on drone strikes. While most of the students as a child. He said he always insurgent leaders and scores The partnership was so were there to support their enjoys opportunities like of suspected lower-level extensive during the Bush ad- professor, not all of those these concerts to do what - ministration that the Pakistani who were present were as fa- he loves and share it with intelligence agency selected its miliar with music as others. others. fighters,Dozens accordingof civilians to also classi re- own targets for drone strikes. Cameron Morrison, Kimberly Smith can be portedlyfied U.S. intelligence died in the strikesreports. in Until mid-2008, the CIA had freshman sports medicine contacted at smith48@ the semi-autonomous tribal to obtain advanced approval major, was there for a class marshall.edu. region of Pakistan bordering before each attack, and under Afghanistan that is a strong- both administrations, the Pak- hold of al-Qaida, Afghan militants, other foreign jihad- videos of the strikes. “The Addams Family” performance ists and a tangle of violent istanisThe U.S. received intelligence briefings reports and Pakistani Islamist groups. illustrate how the Pakistani Copies of top-secret U.S. in- army retained its grip on na- on schedule for Marshall Artists Series telligence reports reviewed tional security policy after by McClatchy Newspapers 2008 elections ended the na- THE PARTHENON Family” comic book was - tion’s fourth bout of military The Marshall University turned into a movie. rule and brought to power a Artists Series will bring “The Jones said she believes involvingprovide the drones first between official con the civilian government, which Addams Family” to life on April students are expecting a com- U.S.firmation spy agency of joint and operationsPakistan’s condemned drone strikes as 28 at the Keith Albee Perform- edy, but they will be in for a powerful army-run Inter-Ser- violations of Pakistan’s sover- ing Arts Center. “The Addams surprise when they see the vices Intelligence Directorate, eignty and international law. Family: A New Musical Com- musical element. or ISI, as well as previously The strikes killed hundreds edy” will be the last Artist Performances of “The Ad- unknown details of that coop- of civilians and produced Series show of the semester dams Family: A New Musical eration. The review takes on new recruits for Islamist ex- and will take to the stage at Comedy” started in March tremist groups, charged the 7:00 p.m. 2010 at the Lunt-Fontanne administration reportedly is government, which resigned Angela Jones, Marshall’s Theatre in New York City. preparingimportant to significance expand the as use the last month in advance of May director of marketing and ex- It ran until December 2011 of drones in Afghanistan and 11 parliamentary voting. ternal affairs said, the Marshall and instantly became one of North Africa amid a wide- What remains unclear is Artists Series announced the Broadway’s biggest hits. spread debate over the legality the degree to which the gov- lineup of shows last summer, Tickets are currently on of the strikes in Pakistan. ernment under President Asif and that “The Addams Fam- sale, and full time students The documents show that Ali Zardari, which tried un- 262640 ily: A New Musical Comedy” can obtain tickets for free, while the ISI helped the CIA successfully to wrest control has never toured in this area part time students can obtain target al-Qaida, the United of the ISI from the military, GINO’S before. tickets for half price and fac- States used drone strikes to acquiesced in the CIA-ISI “The Addams Family: A New ulty and staff can purchase aid the Pakistani military in collaboration. PARTHENON FOR M,TU,W Musical Comedy” is often rec- two tickets at half price start- its battle against the Taliban ognized because the “Addams ing April 15. Movement of Pakistan, or TTP, See DRONES | Page 5 2 x 2.0

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TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2013 | | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM Herd tennis takes on Louisville in last home match of season

By KYLE GIBSON - THE PARTHENON The Marshall Tennis Team will play can benefit the fans who have diffi - culty making the trip to Barboursville. “We have a lot more fans here than we its final set of home matches Wednes do at the indoor club in Barboursville, day at 1 p.m. against the Louisville because it’s harder for everyone to get Cardinals. to,” Ball said. “Some students may not These matches will be different have cars, so it helps to play here.” - from many of the previous home Even though the match is the team’s contests because the matches will be final at home, sophomore Kai Broom played on Marshall’s campus. field said it is important to treat it just Due to weather issues earlier in the like every other game. team’s season, some of the matches “Every match is important to us and slated for the campus tennis center we go into every match looking to win,” were played at the indoor Huntington Broomfield said. “It’s good to have a Tennis Club in Barboursville. match at home, but we are focused on it Sophomore Ellie Ball said being the same way as the other games.” able to play at the campus courts is The Herd record stands at an even important because of warm weather 10-10, while Louisville’s record is at and support from the fans. 11-6 overall. “I mean it’s nice to be able to play For Marshall, the match is the next outside, because obviously we don’t to last of the regular season, with one- get to do it much because of the game remaining after the matchup

HERDZONE.COM weather around here,” Ball said. “It’s with the Cardinals against Cincin MARCUS CONSTANTINO | THE PARTHENON Senior Dominika Zaprazna. nice and we get the home support, nati on Friday beforeSee the TENNIS Conference | Page 5 Senior Kara Kucin. which is great to have.” Ball also said the match on campus Cronin returns to right ship along D-line Star Marshall recruit By BRAXTON CRISP - THE PARTHENON Cronin felt that Bazzie found his role on the by splitting up the defensive ends and de arrested on fraud charges team in the time he was gone and Bazzie fensive tackles with their own individual- Marshall University has had a history of worked solely with defensive tackles coach position coaches. Despite having separate By COURTNEY SEALEY outstanding defensive ends coming out of J.C. Price. titles, Cronin and Price have worked to THE PARTHENON the football program for well over 10 years. “In his time with J.C. on the defensive- gether the majority of the time with their Names such as Jonathan Goddard, Albert line, he’s really blossomed into a big-time position players because the ends can- McClellan and Vinny Curry strike recent- player,” Cronin said of the former line learn from the tackles and vice versa. Marshall University recruit memory. There very well could be two backer Bazzie. “He’s a high-motor guy, who “Most of the skills needed to play defen Angelo Jean-Louis, 20, was more names to add to that list soon, in cur is tough as hell, and he just goes. He’s not sive end are the same skills needed to play arrested early Tuesday after rent defensive ends Jeremiah Taylor and always perfect with his technique, but he defensive tackle,” Cronin Seesaid. CRONIN | Page 5 allegedly using a stolen credit Alex Bazzie. Taylor and Bazzie have been goes. That’s what Vinny did.” card. benefitting this spring from having their Heater has chosen to run the defense Marshall University Police- own defensive ends coach in Sean Cronin. filed the criminal complaint, Cronin, who was with the Herd for the- and a warrant was issued af 2010 season, spent the last two seasons at ter a thorough investigation. JEAN-LOUIS Temple with new Marshall defensive co According to Cabell ordinator Chuck Heater. Now, Cronin has- County Magistrate Mike rejoined the Herd staff and has seen some Woelfel, Jean-Louis has been He then decided to enroll welcome sights in the development of Tay charged with two felony in the Fork Union Military lor and Bazzie since he was last here. counts of fraudulent use Academy in Virginia to raise “When I was here last time, Bazzie was of an access device. The his grades and test scores so- a backup linebacker,” Cronin said. “When- card was used twice at the he could re-enroll at Miami I was here, he was young and he was still 7-Eleven on 19th street and in time for the 2013 sea learning how to play football and every Fifth Avenue in Huntington, son. However, his plans fell thing like that. Then, to come back and see once for $14.20 and $11.62, through when Miami flagged how far he’s come — it’s shocking.” - both on April 3. his test scores. Cronin recalled coaching Taylor in 2010, He was booked at Western- Soon after, Jean-Louis- when he was a backup behind now-NFL de Regional Jail at 5 a.m. traveled to Huntington to fensive end Vinny Curry. The Marshall sports in tour the campus and foot “When I had him, he was behind Vinny, formation office released a ball facilities. He verbally- but he was a solid backup,” Cronin said. “I statement upon his arrest committed to play for the felt comfortable with him in the game, even- that said the matter will Thundering Herd the Mon- back then. He is strong dude, because he be handled internally and day after his visit. used to be so big his body is used to carry appropriately. Jean-Louis enrolled at Mar ing that weight, but now he’s slimmer and Jean-Louis is a four-star- shall this past spring and has he’s retained all that strength.” ANDREA STEELE | THE PARTHENON junior college prospect from been working since January The one trait that Cronin praised most Senior defensive end Jeremiah Taylor takes on a Houston defender last season. Taylor has Fork Union Military Acad to be academically eligible to- about Taylor and Bazzie is their endurance accumulated 108 tackles, 10.0 sacks and a pair of forced fumbles during his career at Marshall. emy. He was considered to be participate in the fall. because it keeps them in plays even when among the top prep school The Marshall University Po the called scheme may have broken down. prospects of 2013. - lice could not be reached for a The Palm Beach Central statement. High School graduate origi Jean-Louis was released Pro defections will shake up nally was recruited by Miami TuesdayCourtney at 11:35Sealey a.m. can on be a University, but could not get contacted$20,000 bail. at Sealey3@mar- his academics in order to shall.edu. qualify for the 2012-2013 NCAA landscape next season year.

By SHANNON RYAN - CHICAGO TRIBUNE (MCT) - Dieng and sophomore forward Chane Be Tim Hardaway Jr. and Glenn Robinson III hanan. Smith’s father has said his son is all could turn pro before their eligibility is Rick Pitino went to back-to-back champi turning pro and Pitino has admitted the up. Burke, the national player of the year, onship games in 1996 and ‘97 with Kentucky, same for Dieng. seems the most likely to depart. - winning the first season’s NCAA Tournament Point guard Peyton Siva will graduate. “Honestly, I’m not thinking about it right and finishing as the runner-up the next. But the Cardinals return tournament now,” he said early Tuesday after the Wol So can the Cardinals get back and do it phenomenon Luke Hancock, who scored verines’ loss in the final. “This game hurts again? 42 points in the two Final Four victories so much. That’s something I’ll just talk over 262369 Not long after the confetti was swept off and was named the most outstanding with my coaching staff, my parents really the Georgia Dome court early Tuesday after player. over the next couple of weeks. I’ll make a CABELL HTGN FOUNDATION Louisville beat Michigan for the title, that’s Freshman forward Montrezl Harrell decision from there.” what college basketball fans wondered. showed a glimpse of what he could be like The Big Ten could belong to Michigan OTHER ADV Louisville will be shooting for a third- next season. He scored eight points against State next season. The Spartans lose only straight Final Four next season. And Wichita State in the semifinal. - Derrick Nix to graduation, which is a big 2 x 5.0 another title. Sophomore guard Kevin Ware’s return loss. But freshman Gary Harris and junior Who will be on the team and who will be will depend on his recovery from his bro forward Adreian Payne could leave for the- gone? - ken leg. NBA draft. “I want to encourage all my guys to put Five-star point guard Terry Rozier and Indiana won titles in 1981 and 1987 af their name in the draft, just get the expe four-star recruits in shooting guard Anton- ter Louisville won in 1980 and 1986. But rience of trying out,” Pitino said. “Probably Gill and Akoy Agau could help. Point guard that trend appears to be a long shot next two of them will come back. One may go. Chris Jones is considered one of the top ju season. They deserve the experience the amount- nior college players. The Hoosiers’ best opportunity to win they’ve worked.” Michigan might have a much harder time was probably this season. The players to keep an eye on will be ju returning to the Final Four. It appears likely Cody Zeller and Victor nior guard Russ Smith, junior center Gorguipage designedSophomore and edited by point WILL VANCE guard | [email protected]. Trey Burke, Oladipo will enter the draft. C M Y K 50 INCH 4 Opinion WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2013 | MARSHALLPARTHENON.COM ONLINE POLLS ABOUT US What are your feelings on North Which NCAA team do you The Parthenon, Marshall University’s student newspaper, is published Korea? think will win the national by students Mondays through Fridays during the regular semesters, and weekly Thursdays during the summer. championship? The editorial staff is responsible for news and editorial content. n I’m worried n Michigan 19% n We have nothing to worry STAFF n Wichita State 13% JOHN GIBB TYLER KES about EXECUTIVE EDITOR EXECUTIVE EDITOR n Louisville 62% [email protected] [email protected] n What’s going on in North n RACHEL FORD BISHOP NASH Korea? Syracuse 6% MANAGING EDITOR NEWS EDITOR [email protected] [email protected] Visit marshallparthenon.com to share your opinion. ASHLEIGH HILL WILL VANCE LIFE! EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR [email protected] [email protected] Editorial MARCUS CONSTANTINO DWIGHT JORGE PHOTO EDITOR ASSIGNMENT EDITOR [email protected] [email protected] SAMUEL SPECIALE CAITIE SMITH Action needed to combat budget cuts COPY EDITOR ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR [email protected] [email protected] It is no secret that our federal government this cut is on the horizon — it has been on he publicized the information. For instance, SANDY YORK has spent beyond its means, which is essen- the radar of many college administrators he so happened to be out of town when the FACULTY ADVISER tially bankrupting our future generation. for many months. Although there has been [email protected] Many Americans are living on credit rather much protest from students and the Student for media to ask questions. In addition, Kopp CONTACT US than savings. Eventually, the out-of-control Government Association a petition was initi- continuesannouncement to get wasa pay made, increase making until ithis difficult salary spending catches up and for Marshall Uni- ated that acquired thousands of signatures, maxes out at $430,000 in July 2014. Acquiring 109 Communications Bldg. Marshall University the cuts are looking as if they will indeed a pay increase the same time the university is One John Marshall Drive Tuesday when President Stephen Kopp sent a implementing a hiring freeze and sweeping Huntington, West Virginia 25755 university-wideversity students, email this wasto students, definitely noting the case the it just goes to show the reality of what can some revenue accounts is not exactly frugal. [email protected] drastic measures the university is taking to happentake place. when This too is much definitely money upsetting, is spent and but Kopp will receive criticism, but taking combat a massive budget cut. short-term gain is prioritized over lasting action now instead of having to deal with Column THE FIRST The Constitution of the In February, it was made clear that Gov. Earl achievement. Republicans and Democrats drastic measures later is the appropriate AMENDMENT United States of America Ray Tomblin was implementing a 7.5 percent can both be blamed for allowing spending step to take. Kopp still wants to maintain the Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, appropriation cut to the state’s Higher Edu- to get out of control, but Americans all need same priorities and continue the same mis- or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the cation Policy Commission. Some individual to pitch in and help our country, especially at sion the university has done for years. Kopp freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people to institutions, such as Marshall, could face an a time when our government simply cannot wants to continue to accelerate growth, im- peaceably assemble; and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. appropriation cut that reaches 8.94 percent. pay their own bills. When crunching the numbers, that equates The “taking action now, looking ahead to in the midst of a devastating budgetary cut. to more than $11 million. According to Kopp’s looming budget challenges” email from Kopp Weprove should productivity all commend and gain him efficiencies, for this. Taking even email, however, only a $5.11 million of the cut laid out conservation measures the university action now and making cuts in other areas is Column would affect the main campus. is taking to tackle the forthcoming cuts. Some crucial, especially if the university wants to Marshall students, faculty and staff realize have criticized Kopp over the way in which refrain from raising tuition costs. Mental health, caring more and killling less can cause mass murder, By KUYLER MCCOMAS just as we have not stopped COLUMNIST drivers from making mis- On Tuesday, reports began takes that lead to tragic to surface about a young traffic accidents. Instead, male student who allegedly we have focused on treating carried out a mass stabbing just a few of the contribut- at Lone Star College. While ing factors like the size of many details are unclear the gun, number of rounds as of Tuesday night, these in the clip or speed of the types of incidents — or automobile. more precisely, extensive One of the biggest prob- media coverage of these lems, as I see it, is the incidents — are becoming a constant coverage of the staple of our society. MCT CAMPUS killers themselves. While While overall crime in W the mass shooting last year the United States is on a Column in the Aurora, Colo. the- slow decline, events like ater continues to see media Tuesday’s stabbing in coverage, most of it has fo- Texas seem to be at a rise. cused on James Holmes, the Whether more events like What if wise women wrote commandments? suspected perpetrator. Is it this are happening or not is By GINA BARRECA let it go; you might tease her a bit but grace and hope we too can achieve such wise to dwell on the nar- a matter of constant debate, THE HARTFORD COURANT (MCT) then you’d forget about it. Do the same goals.` cissistic personality of a and the increased aware- While it’s been lovely listening to the for yourself. Stop torturing yourself 3. Thou Shalt Not Say “Please” With- suspected killer if knowing ness of these situations is patriarchs from the Pentateuch (all of about what you might have done (or not out Having First Said “Thank You”: This that that narcissism is what fueling continuous debate whom will forever look and sound like done) 10 days ago or 10 years ago. Let is true not only in terms of address- could have motivated that about how to stop the kill- Charlton Heston to Americans of a cer- yourself off the hook and give yourself ing your chosen higher power or deity, crime in the first place? ing in the future. tain age) lay down the law for the last a break. Offer comfort to yourself that where it could lead to a serious smiting, And at the same time, could This column is my sub- several thousand years, it’s time to actually helps, such as taking care of given that praying for stuff (safe travel, avoiding a discussion of mission into that argument. imagine what the Old Testament matri- old wounds and cleaning up old messes, easy surgeries, good tickets to Fleet- this fact cause others to go One idea that has been on archs might have said. and don’t rely on merely short-term wood Mac) isn’t considered cool if you undiagnosed and maybe de- my mind for the last several Had oxen not been so much trouble diversions, such as drinking heavily be- haven’t already offered thanks for all velop into killers? months is that despite the to prepare, or if the burning bush could fore lunch or eating an entire Sara Lee the stuff you already possess (the abil- The paradox described debate about new regula- have been turned into a useful cook- cheesecake without letting it defrost. ity to get around, a place to live, the fact above cannot prevent us tions versus more concealed ing appliance as the women requested You wouldn’t suggest to a friend that that your tinnitus doesn’t prevent you from having a dialogue about weapons, the root madness (not that anybody was listening _ too she do such things; why would you let from enjoying “Landslide”), but also in conquering and controlling that makes people want to busy sacrificing lambs and the occa- yourself do them? Imagine you’re put ordinary life. Don’t ask for favors if you mental illness. What can kill is still too taboo to re- sional son), the matriarchs might have in charge of taking care of yourself the haven’t offered anything in the way of we do as a society to make ally discuss. Although as had a little more time to write their way you might be privileged to take encouragement or congratulations. Say this happen less? Obviously, Americans we seem to ac- own lists specifically for their female care of someone you love. Then do it. “thank you for everything you’ve done” caring more and killing less cept that James Holmes descendants. 2. Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Friends’ before asking for a job recommenda- should play a part in finding a acted Win an insane way or I believe the matriarchs would have Accessories: From bracelets to boy- tion, advice, publicity for your kid’s solution, but what should we that Adam Lanza was men- come up with something like The Four friends, they’re all accessories. The latest project, or a lift to the airport. do to help those who are so tally troubled, we do not and One-Half Commandments for whole coveting thing is nothing but 4. Honor Thy Sense of Humor: A day broken that they want to kill? seem willing to have a real Women _ the last one is just a sugges- trouble. In this one area, the boys got it during which you have laughed is a day Until we have a world where debate about the cause of tion, so it’s only half a commandment: right. But we should clarify the details. you have not wasted. Even if it’s only mental illness treatment is that illness and how to pre- 1. Do Unto Yourself As You Would You see, women are too often encour- taking a shower, walking the dog, and discussed and debated on vent it. Do Unto Others: Start treating yourself aged by the culture to be envious. playing Words With Friends _ if you’ve television and in Congress I feel like mass shootings with as much generosity, charity, kind- Even young girls think it’s acceptable laughed a real laugh, and even more as much as the number of — and now stabbings — are ness and graciousness as you would to shriek to their friends “Oooh, I’m so miraculously, if you’ve shared it with rounds a sportsman can being treated in many of the treat the least favorite among your ac- jealous of your new haircut/weight- someone else, then you’ve made the day carry, we will continue to live same ways as traffic viola- quaintances. Be as kind and as forgiving loss/red-tent-acceptance!” We need sacred. in a world where mass shoot- tions. While I believe that toward yourself as you would be toward to stop comparing ourselves to other The Last Suggestion: Embrace Every ings and stabbings become no one wants to see these a pal. If a friend missed an appointment, women in ways that diminish all of us. Chance to Get It Right. Reach out, let go, closer to the norm. kinds of events continue, burst into tears at dinner or made an We can, however, choose women we ad- take risks, and offer hugs. Say “I love we have not taken the ini- Kuyler Mccomas can be unconsciously cringe-inducing remark, mire and pattern ourselves after them. you” and “I’m sorry” but not necessarily tiative to really try and contacted at kmmccomas@ would you hate her forever? Of course We can look to their successes, their in that order. Enjoy yourself. If you’re prevent the conditions that marshall.edu. not. You’d shrug it off, understand, and perspectives, their abilities, and their not, who else will?

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Junk growing up, are now starting to Williams said Monday’s gar- Hills area will be May 15-18 Items that are not accepted relocate here,” Hensley said, Continued from Page 1 look like the rest of the city with bage route cleanup will be in and May 22-25. Friday’s gar- by the city for pick up include “No company or family is going piles of trash and abandoned the Westmoreland and West bage route cleanup will be in tires, liquid paint, batter- to locate to a city that is dirty vandalism increases,” Wil- houses,” Hensley said. End areas April 10-13. Tues- the Highlawn, Guyandotte and ies, motor oil and any other and has houses falling down liams said, “We want to also Public Works division is set- day’s garbage route cleanup Altizer areas on May 29-June 1 item that could be considered around them or trash piled up clean the city of criminal ting up trash and junk pick up will be in the downtown area, and June 5-8. hazardous. on every street corner,” Hens- activity.” days to ease residents’ property Marshall, Southside and South- If residents wish to dump Hensley said he hopes to see ley said. Bobby Hensley, lifelong resi- clean up which are determined west Hills on April 17-20 and the entire city turn around with Williams said that residents dent of Huntington said he has by weekly garbage pickup again April 24-27. For resi- on South High Street in Guyan- Williams’ clean up initiative. who do not oblige by the new noticed Huntington does not look routes. Residents can sit bagged dottetheir ownwill be garbage, open to the residents landfill “With Huntington being a junk ordinance could receive the same as it did 25 years ago. garbage and junk onto the curb Southeast Hills area, cleanup from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Mondays cleaner city it opens up a door “Every where you look, even the night before pick up and city datesdents inare the May Fairfield 1-4 Westand Mayand and Tuesdays, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. for endless possibilities for Ashley Herrald can be in neighborhoods that used to workers will take their items to Wednesday through Fridays and economic development as well contactedfines of up toat $500.herrald4@mar- be prominent areas when I was East, Forest Hills and Beverly 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays. as families that would want to shall.edu. 8-11. The clean up for Fairfield the landfill for them. Cronin Continued from Page 3 Since the two defensive line Ultra-fast Google Fiber network units work together so much, Cronin has seen progress from some defensive tackles com- pared to when he was here coming next to Austin, Texas last. He said he has even seen progress in the seven practices By BRIAN GAAR, LORI immediately, but the network process ... . We have always technology enable it to create interested in a second network conducted thus far this spring. HAWKINS and KIRK will take time to complete. made big bets. We believe a very high-performance net- after the Kansas City project “Jarquez Samuels is getting a LADENDORF Austin will be the second fundamentally that gigabit work with considerably less was started. lot better along with Ken Smith AUSTIN AMERICAN-STATESMAN major market that Google Fi- connectivity is the future. And investment than was required "We just stayed active and and Steve Dillon,” Cronin said. (MCT) ber serves, following Kansas more than anything else, we several years ago. Analysts say made sure that they knew that, “Those guys are rising up, and Internet search giant Google have been humbled from the Google is demonstrating that if they wanted to do another the tackles are starting to play Inc. on Tuesday said it will received service last Novem- feedback from people and the it intends to make Google Fi- project, we were interested," a lot better.” start offering its ultra-fast City, where the first customers communities that want to be a ber a money-making business Spring practice continues Internet access network in more than a year away, but lo- part of it." over time. They also say the There are many details of this week with a Thursday mat- Austin around the middle of ber. Austin's first service is still Google, as is its habit, was giant Internet company wants theLeffingwell project said.that remain to be inee workout beginning around next year. network could become a criti- sparing in its details about to help push the country to- worked out. Tuesday's an- 3:30 p.m., and on Saturday with By fast network, Google cal officialsadvantage say for the startups high-speed and the project. It hasn't said how ward faster construction of nouncement, Lo said, makes it - means very fast. Its Google creative companies, such as much money it has spent on next-generation networks in easier for Google's engineers to uled to start at 9:15 a.m. Both Fiber network in Austin will the Kansas City network or order to hasten the develop- - practicesan officiated will scrimmage take place schedinside operate at 1 gigabit-per-sec- and hospitals. In Kansas City, how much it intends to spend ment of new ways of using the gin planning the network and for Joan C. Edwards Stadium. The ond speeds, which is about film studios, as well as schools on Austin. Nor has it said how Internet. theengage basic with construction city officials required and be Thursday practice is open to 150 times faster than current phase of service delivery will many people it will employ When Google in 2010 asked everyone, but Saturday’s scrim- typical broadband Internet ac- takethe constructiona little more forthan its a year first here, although most of the for community proposals for customers are accounted. mage is open only to Big Green cess speeds in this country. and be completed by the end construction work is expected its network, Austin competed forIn the Kansasnetwork beforeCity, theGoogle first members and season ticket The announcement followed of this year. to be done by contractors. Nor divided the two target commu- holders. days of intense Internet specu- "The gigabit is the future," has it said how many custom- some 1,100 other communi- nities (Kansas City, Kansas, and Braxton Crisp can be con- lation about the next market said Kevin Lo, general man- ers it has signed up in Kansas ties,fiercely but forKansas the project,City won as out. did the central part of Kansas City, tacted at crisp23@marshall. for Google Fiber, which aims ager for Google Fiber. "Our City or how many it expects to Despite falling short in the Mo.) into 202 areas — dubbed edu. to satisfy some Internet us- company has an interesting get in Austin. ers' need for speed. Work on history in that we have always Google does say that ad- and community groups con- asked to demonstrate their the project will start almost made investments early in the vances in communications tinuedfirst round, to tell Austin Google city they officials still interest"fiberhoods" in getting — the that service. were Spring wanted a Google Fiber network. The areas that showed the Continued from Page 1 Lo said that strong endorse- most interest were targeted ment from city leaders and reading or listening to music. the creativity of proposals for Along the way, the company Ross Gardiner, a sophomore community groups were im- workedfor the firstwith start community of service. political science major, worked portant reasons why it chose groups and volunteers to en- on homework outside before Austin this time. He cited Aus- gage with potential customers his next class. He said he loves in low-income areas to explain being outside and being able to Council Member Laura Morri- to them the value of a broad- enjoy this type of weather. sontin Mayor as key Lee movers Leffingwell in helping and band Internet connection. “I can tolerate 85 degrees,” Austin win. In Kansas City, the basic Gardiner said. “I’ll still be out- Google will build its network price for 1-gigabit Internet side as long as there is a nice without incentives from the - breeze going.” city or state, but it did seek a The high for tomorrow is high level of cooperation from month.access isBut $70 the a company month. Inter also expected to be in the mid 80s. the city and from Austin En- offersnet plus a cableslower TV basiccosts $120broad a- Forecasts predict that a cold ergy, the city-operated utility band package that is free for front will pass over later in the company, which owns the util- - week and bring temperatures ity poles on which much of the work construction cost is paid. in the high 50s on Friday and network will be strung. sevenFew yearsof the once details a $300 for Aus net- Saturday. tin's service are available now, “I’ll be prepared for the cold this project by letting Google but they are expected to be for sure,” Gardiner said. “I can knowLeffingwell that it remainedsaid Austin vitally won similar to those of Kansas City. adapt pretty easily.” Caitlin Kinder-Munday can ALBERTO MARTINEZ | AUSTIN AMERICAN-STATESMAN | MCT be contacted at kindermun- Google's vice president of access services Milo Medin, left, speaks to a crowd at a news conference, [email protected]. Tuesday, announcing that Google will bring its fiber Internet service to Austin, Texas.

Drones crushing internal dissent. It has of tens of thousands of security Continued from Page 2 been accused of directing proxy forces in Afghanistan. Neither forces and civilians. And the wars and terrorist attacks by theinsurgents ISI nor the fighting army high U.S.-led com- army has declared its support The ISI is a domestic and Islamist extremists in India and mander was told in advance of for the civilian leadership’s po- international spy and para- on civilians and U.S.-led troops the raid that killed Osama bin sition on drone strikes. in Afghanistan. Laden, for fear he’d be tipped “As far as drone attacks reports to Pakistan’s prime The CIA-ISI cooperation on off and escape. At the same are concerned, (the) army minister.military serviceIn reality, that however, officially - time, the U.S. has provided bil- has repeatedly conveyed to the agency answers to the chief jor contradictions that have lions to Pakistan in military all concerned that these are of staff of the army, which has longdrones infected reflects onerelations of the mabe- aid and assistance to stabilize not acceptable under any cir- ruled Pakistan for most of its tween the United States and democracy and help secure its cumstances. There is no room 66 years. Former Prime Minis- Pakistan. nuclear weapons. for ambiguity in this regard,” ter Yousuf Raza Gilani in 2011 The United States has regu- For their part, Pakistani the military’s top command- called the army a “state within larly praised the ISI for helping - ers said in a June 9, 2011, a state.” to capture and kill key al-Qaida ports Afghan insurgents. For statement. Traditionally commanded operatives, including those years,officials the deny Pakistani that the army ISI suphas A spokesman for the Paki- CL041013 by an army general and mostly behind the Sept. 11, 2001, spurned U.S. demands that stani Embassy in Washington - it close their sanctuaries, said, “We forcefully contest” CLASSIFIED ISI has an ominous reputation cials also have charged that contending that its counterter- that there was any collabora- asstaffed the Pakistaniby military army’s officers, instru the- elementsattacks. Butin seniorthe ISI U.S.support offi rorism cooperation with the tion between the ISI and CIA on CLASSIFIED ment for rigging elections and the Afghan Taliban and allied United States has cost the lives drone strikes. 2 x 8.0 Facebook announces new interface; optimized HTC phone available By SALVADOR RODRIGUEZ The HTC First for free in the release is a bit of a surprise. HTC LOS ANGELES TIMES (MCT) will be available Google Play already is set to begin selling an- HTC announced Thursday a from AT&T for marketplace for other major smartphone, its HTC new smartphone called the First - the HTC One One, on April 19. that has been optimized for Face- ders are available X, HTC One X+, book Home, a new interface for on$99.99; the carrier's pre-or Samsung Galaxy twice as much as the HTC First. the Android operating system. website. It will go S 3, the Galaxy HTCAt $200, might the simply HTC One be choosing will cost The Taiwanese phone maker on sale in stores Note 2 and the to sell two major phones around said the HTC First is the "ultimate April 12 to co- upcoming HTC the same time to give consumers social phone." The device was de- incide with the One and Sam- more options over rival Sam- launch of Facebook Home. sung Galaxy S 4. sung's Galaxy S 4. That phone Home, a smartphone Facebook- Users don't need the new Face- While it was expected that HTC will go on sale later this month as centricsigned specificallyinterface also for announced Facebook book phone to use Home. The would announce a "Facebook the follow-up to 2012's popular Thursday. new interface will be available phone," the timing of the device's Galaxy S 3.

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By KAYLIN SEARLES it into a franchise, but every name they customer,” Lake said. “It’s really their own flavors we have coming up that day, I get the THE PARTHENON handed in had already been taken. creation. It brings people back in time to their alerts to my phone and instantly reply.” The recent skyrocketing temperatures “We both like tropics and palm trees and childhood when they were at home making Lake said he loves the family oriented have had the Tri-State area looking for a warm sandy beaches,” Lake said. “One night, sundaes for themselves.” place and loves seeing the kids enjoy their way to cool off. Tropical Moon, a self-serve it just popped out and everything fell into Frozen yogurt lovers can choose from a va- frozen yogurt. frozen yogurt store, offers ways to do just place.” “The other day a kid was drinking yo- that. The next night Kim Lake sat down and did to strawberry, and can top it off with their gurt out of a cup. We retweeted that,” Tropical Moon has three locations to keep the graphics for the vibrant mom and pop choiceriety of of flavors toppings ranging from from the 48pink-lemonade choices that Lake said. “With summer coming you can people cooled off — one on Fourth Avenue - are featured at the bar. sit outside, and people really enjoy that.” in downtown Huntington, another in the ton came to life, and was followed by the The newest location in South Point, Ohio, Ann Leonard, Marshall University Merritts Creek Plaza in Barboursville and a Barboursvillestore. The first location store in after downtown a year of Hunting success. had a soft opening followed by a grand open- sophomore, said she enjoys the healthy recently opened store in the Tristate Cross- The Lakes went for a family friendly atmo- ing last week. Lake said he wanted to move alternative to ice cream that Tropical ing next to Lowe’s in South Point, Ohio. sphere with a tropical twist. Upon entering a into his native state of Ohio and luckily saw Moon has to offer. Tropical Moon is family started and Tropical Moon, customers can expect a bright the space open. As far as for the future of “I’m constantly craving things that owned by the Lake family of Lawrence yellow ceiling representing the hot sun of the Tropical Moon, Lake said he is not looking to might not be healthy for me,” Leonard County, Ohio. They are not new to busi- tropics, brightly colored walls and bamboo buy right now, but is always keeping one eye said. “I like that I can get a treat that ness ownership, as Kim Lake owns Mug & fans to top off the warm feeling of paradise. open. tastes good and has a low calorie option.” Pia and Simply Whisk in downtown Hun- “My focus is on the new store and our exist- Leonard said her favorite frozen yogurt tington. Edwin Lake and his wife Kim were I don’t think the health department would ing stores,” Lake said. “But I’m always looking. is angel food with strawberries and gra- vacationing in Florida when they walked allow“If I could,that,” ILake would said. put “Theresand on is the constantly floor, but Nine months to a year from now, it might be a ham cracker crumbs. into their first self-serve frozen yogurt tropical music playing. We want you to feel different story.” “I tried it for the first time today,” Leon- store. relaxed and enjoyed.” Ryan Lake, manager and marketer for ard said. “I was surprised with how much “I liked the concept and told her this is Some of the fascination with this sweet Tropical Moon, is the son of Edwin and Kim it actually tasted like angel food cake — something we need in Huntington,” Lake treat is due to the actual act of customers Lake and helps manage the Barboursville very yummy.” said. “There’s nothing like this there.” store when he is not there. He said he is usu- Tropical Moon offers Marshall stu- The Lakes spent the next 18 months do- price comes from the actual weight of the ally at the Huntington store, which he partly dents a 10 percent discount on their ing research for the store. The name was frozenmixing yogurt, their own giving flavors customers and toppings. control over The manages with his parents. entire order when they show their ID on one of the harder parts for the couple to how much they spend by the amount of yo- “I do all the Facebook, Twitter and Insta- Wednesdays. decide upon. They wanted to trademark gurt and toppings they choose. gram. We’re getting ready to re-launch our Kaylin Searles can be contacted at the name in case they ever wanted to turn “The self-serve yogurt, it’s all up to the website,” Lake said. “A lot of people ask what [email protected].

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Children Ella Rife (LEFT) and Anna Keyes (RIGHT) enjoy frozen yogurt, Tuesday, at Tropical Moon Frozen Yogurt.

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