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Campus goes green by replacing lawnmowers with donkeys at Humanities Plaza. Chris Santucci/Photo FLYER NEWS Editor ‘Crazy coincidence’ threatens, saves student’s life Newly elected SGA officials talk AMANDA DEE clustered by Marianist Hall, Alumni Social Media Manager Hall and Kettering Labs, waiting to positions, goals see what would happen next. On April 8 at about 7 p.m., Mark Ed- The sirens crescendoed. Police cars RACHEL CAIN monds, a senior computer engineer- whipped around the corner of Evan- Staff Writer ing major, was tutoring in Kettering ston and Kiefaber streets into the C lot, Labs when he heard “a piercing, loud followed by the fire department, rescue On March 26, the ballots were crack.” He turned to the window to squad and an ambulance, according to in and voting was closed for UD’s see what happened and saw “a puff the FN staffer at the scene. spring 2015 Student Government of smoke drifting off.” That puff of According to Dayton Fire District Association (SGA) elections. smoke was evidence of a force of na- Chief Joe Meyer’s statement to WHIO, “We have big things planned for ture no one could have predicted or Ferguson regained consciousness by next year,” Jessica Kerr, the newly prevented: A bolt of lightning struck the time he was transported to Mi- elected vice president of communi- senior marketing major Sean Fergu- ami Valley Hospital. It was a miracle, cation, said in an email. son. Meyer said. The lineup for next year’s SGA is Less than a minute later, Edmonds In the span of what Edmonds esti- President Mike Brill, Vice President said in an email with Flyer News, a mated was 10 minutes, the sirens fad- Hayley Clark, Vice President of student jumped out of his truck and ed until only the clusters of students Communication Jessica Kerr, Vice sprinted to the middle of the C parking standing in the rain remained. President of Finance Peter Krull, lot. He began CPR on Ferguson, who Two days later, more than 100 stu- Director of Marianist Involvement lay on the ground, “not moving at all” dents, faculty and staff gathered in Elizabeth Clarke, Director of Cam- and “not responding,” according to 911 Chaminade Chapel, according to a UD pus Unity Kwynn Townsend-Riley, caller who reported the incident. press release. With glistening eyes, Business Representative Khristian The student who performed CPR on people hugged one another. Ferguson’s Santiago and Education and Health Ferguson had not been trained, anoth- mother clutched a tissue in her hand Sciences Representative Elizabeth er witness said. On his way back from as his father walked to the front of the Kelsch. spring break April 7 at the Washington crowd and thanked everyone for com- Mike Brill, a junior biology and Dulles International Airport, he was ing. When he looked out at the faces political science major, served on waiting for his flight when he came in the crowd, he said he could see their SGA this past year as the social sci- across a simulator mannequin where pain and appreciated their support ences academic representative. he spent 20 minutes learning CPR to and that he couldn’t imagine having a “I like being a representative kill time. It was “a crazy coincidence better son. “It’s not that God and Jesus and serving and helping others,” that helped save Sean’s life,” the wit- weren’t with Sean when the accident Brill said. “I saw a lot of potential ness said. happened,” his father said. “They change I could make, so I ran [for A siren signaled the arrival of a were. That’s why he’s here today.” president of SGA].” University of Dayton police officer For updates on the state of Fergu- Brill said his two main goals in at the scene a few minutes later, a FN son’s health, check @FlyerNews. If office next year are to address sex- staffer reported. The officer unloaded you want to speak with us about Fergu- ual assault on campus and to raise a defibrillator from his trunk. Students son, email us at webeditor@flyernews. more awareness for mental health issues. “Hayley and I focused on issues, like mental health and sexual assault that are big issues on college campuses and we didn’t think were being addressed sufficiently,” Brill said. “We definitely want to support the groups and the individuals on campus that are trying to prevent sexual assault and to support mental health.” Brill said other students can be involved with SGA by running for academic senate or becoming knowledgeable about issues on campus and communicating their views to fellow students and to SGA.

Top: Ferguson (middle, right) poses with roommates in front of their house on Trinity Avenue. Courtesy of Michael Mingus. Middle: Rescue personnel arrive at the C lot, where Ferguson lay unconscious. Amanda Dee/Social Media Manager. Bottom: Supporters gather to pray for Ferguson. Joe Buffo/Staff Photographer. See SGA, pg. 4 FOLLOW @FLYERNEWS ON TWITTER FOR MORE UPDATES ON CAMPUS, LOCAL, NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS 2 NEWS NEWS 3 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Star actress takes the stage to talk about finding grace CAMPUS LIVE FROM VWK, IT’S SATURDAY NIGHT ALT LEARNING ROGER HOKE techniques to prove her point. She prayer?” Smith said. “Isn’t the call to Campus Activities Board will present Classes will be canceled for the annual News Editor used many different voices and dia- prayer magical? The fact that the call Student Night Live in the VWK main Stander Symposium, a day of alternative lects to tell her stories to the fullest to prayer has such compelling power meeting room Saturday, from 10 p.m. learning, Wednesday. Students will pres- Actress, activist and professor potential. Smith instructed the au- to anybody who hears it is an act of to 1 a.m. The event will highlight stu- ent and display their work across cam- Anna Deavere Smith took the stage dience to sing along to the tune of grace.” dent talents. If you don’t want to brag pus. For the full schedule on the mobile Saturday evening as the final guest “Amazing Grace” before stating that Smith shared the piece “Brother” about your talents, you can still watch app, visit guidebook.com/guide/35124. speaker of the University of Day- she used the lyrics to motivate her- by Rep. John Lewis. The literature and win prizes as audience members. Source: udayton.edu ton’s Perspectives on Peace Speaker self in her quest for grace. follows the congressman through Source: udayton.edu Series. Smith told the story of an African- the high time of civil rights in Ala- LOVE DOESN’T HAVE TO HURT Smith was a cast member on American preacher who also hap- bama during the 1960s. The young TICK TOCK ON THE CLOCK Cut 10 inches of your hair for the National shows such as “The West Wing” and pened to be a professor at Harvard congressman was given a police UD Dance Ensemble will present the Locks of Love Association Friday in Studio “Nurse Jackie,” according to IMDb. University in the mid-20th century. badge from the chief of police in the 35th annual dance concert “Tick Tock” in Blue Salon at 1932 Brown St., and your She has also starred on the big screen She shared the story of how the man town at a church meeting. The two the KU Boll Theatre, Saturday at 4 p.m. haircut will be free and more hairpieces in films such as “The American found different views on what grace men, white and black, cried together. The concert will explore celebration and will be made and distributed to financially President” (1995) and “Philadelphia” was from different demographics of Smith believes that this moment was dance and how the two have changed disadvantaged children afflicted with hair (1993). However, Smith didn’t hit the his students. White males, the ma- an act of grace. over time. Tickets are $7 with a student ID loss. Regular haircuts will be half off. stage at UD to potray a role or direct jority of students at Harvard during Smith followed up with her men- and $12 for general admission. Source: Source: udayton.edu a show. this period, could not find grace to tion of the preacher, rabbi and the udayton.edu Smith focused her speech on is- be anything similar to that of the monk near the end of her speech. Samuel Day and his bandmates perform at M Fest hosted by Active Minds Saturday at ArtStreet. Zoey Xia/Staff Photographer sues in modern communities, includ- preacher. “The only whole heart is a broken ing diversity problems. Smith also believes that the term one, the kind of cracked that lets Smith said her speech was going grace is inherently different amongst light in,” Smith quoted the rabbi. NATION LOCAL to be mostly aimed at the subject believers of different religions. This parable was Smith’s iteration of “grace,” and her search to figure “I believe that the way Christians on what grace is in the Jewish faith. TYLER, THE CREATOR DISSES VIPS PRO-GAY MARRIAGE LAW FIRMS OBAMA: LEAVE KERRY ALONE MASSIVE BOULDER FALLS OWNERS OF KILLER DOGS STAND TRIAL out exactly what grace is. She also use the word grace is used in a sense Smith also shared a few thoughts Rapper Tyler, The Creator previewed his Major law firms, despite cases flooding President Barack Obama defended Sec- A 1,500-ton boulder the size of a two- Klonda Richey, 57, was mauled to death wanted to point out how this search of a special intervention by God into on global and local conflict in the new album, “Cherry Bomb,” and played in almost equal currents from both sides, retary of State John Kerry in a press con- story house fell onto the westbound by her neighbors’ two dogs in February, for grace could lead us to figure out human affairs,” Smith said. “That modern world to end the speech. tracks from his past albums at Coach- are not, for the most part, supporting ference in Panama City, Florida, Saturday lane of U.S. 52 near Coal Grove, Ohio, and the neighbors will stand trial this new ways to resolve conflicts. phenomenon is recognized in Islam, “That’s the way the world is now. ella Saturday. In the set, he dissed those their employees who are against gay mar- against attacks earlier from Senator John Friday, according to Ohio Department week. Richey had called law enforcement “I decided I wanted to know about we have a number of words to de- There is no such thing as a local con- in the VIP section, among which was riage. Some of these law firms refuse to McCain. Last week, McCain called Kerry of Transportation officials. No vehicles officials 16 times to complain about the grace, so I talked to a Christian scribe God’s self-disclosure.” flict,” Smith said. “And every local Kendall Jenner, calling them “soft” and defend cases against same-sex marriage “delusional” for the method in which he were hit, but a pickup truck drove into aggressive, uncontrolled behavior of the preacher, a rabbi and a Buddhist Smith then shared the Islamic conflict threatens to engulf us all, “boring.” However to everyone in “the to maintain their clientele and remain implemented the preliminary nuclear deal the boulder, mildly injuring the driver. The dogs, even trying and failing to get a civil monk,” Smith said. call to prayer as a prime example of and in some ways that might be our protection. The neighbors have pled guilty Searching for the meaning of grace through multiple religions brings Anna real crowd,” he said, “I f--- with y’all.” desirable for prospective lawyers, leav- with Iran. McCain later tweeted, “So Pres area is at high-risk of falling boulders. Smith’s approach to giving speech- grace. best hope - the recognition that we Deavere Smith acting success and enlightenment. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor Source: Consequence of Sound ing the opposing cases for smaller firms. Obama goes to #Panama, meets with Source: NBC 4 to the wrongful death lawsuit filed against es involves many different theater “Have you ever heard the call to are really are in it together.” Source: The New York Times Castro and attacks me - I’m sure Raul is them. Source: WDTN COMCAST DENIES ELDERLY FIRE VICTIM pleased.” Source: Politico MAN WITH NO ENEMIES SHOT Comcast finally accepted the request of TODDLER LOCKS DOWN WHITE HOUSE After driving up to his home and walk- MAN TURNS IN PURSE, ARRESTED a 66-year-old Minnesotan man, who lost A 4-year-old maneuvered under a tem- 8TH GRADER ARRESTED FOR PRANK ing to his front door, a Millicent Avenue Security cameras at Hollywood Ca- everything he owned to a house fire, to porary bike rack on Pennsylvania Avenue, A 14-year-old boy was arrested Wednes- resident was shot Sunday. The man, a sino filmed a 35-year-old man stealing Recycle Life cancel his cable account. Because the causing Secret Service to momentarily day on felony charges for changing his husband and a father, was shot once in two $100 bills from the lost purse of a man lost his cable account number in the lockdown the White House Sunday. The teacher’s background image to two men each leg and was operated on at Miami 62-year-old woman before he attempted fire, Comcast employees said he did not toddler was safely returned to the parents. kissing. Once the boy discovered faculty Valley Hospital the same morning. He to return it. The officers reviewed the Blood Drive have enough information to cancel it. A This was the second time in two days Se- passwords were faculty last names, he be- said he has no idea where the shots footage upon their arrival to the scene Wed., April 15 week and four or five calls later, represen- cret Service has locked down the White gan hacking into the computers. This is the came from and that he has no enemies. and handcuffed the man before tak- tative apologized for the inconvenience. House. Source: CNN boy’s second offense for a similar charge. Source: Dayton Daily News ing him to the Montgomery County jail. ADVERTISE WITH US OR Noon to 6pm: Source: Time Magazine Source: Time Magazine Source: Dayton Daily News UD RecPlex WORLD DIFFICULTY // MEDIUM THIS SPACE MIGHT BECOME Sponsored By: SUDOKU Alpha Phi Omega, Red Cross Club, Sigma Iota Rho DOGS DINE ON QUINOA ASTEROID NAMED AFTER MALALA 147 DOLPHINS DEAD A GOSSIP COLUMN. A two-day pop-up restaurant, The Cu- NASA’s Amy Mainzer has named an as- After rescuers near Tokyo tried all day rious Canine Kitchen, served a five- teroid she discovered after 17-year-old to set 150 beached whales, known FREE course artisanal organic meal featur- Malala Yousafzai, a Nobel Prize winner as electra dolphins, back to sea Fri- Recycled ing dandelion chicken and parsley who was shot by the Taliban while cam- day, they could only save the lives of Grocery Tote quinoa to dogs Saturday and Sunday paigning for girls’ education in Pakistan. three. The reason for the beaching was in East London. Although the dogs The asteroid is a huge honor, at the size unknown, but a researcher at the Na- Made from enjoyed almost all of the feast, the of about 2.5 miles. The Malala asteroid tional Museum of Nature and Science Plastic Bottles seaweed side dishes were not a hit. orbits the sun every five-and-a-half years. guessed the animals had lost their way. When You Source: Time Magazine Source: BBC Source: Aljazeera [email protected] Register to TURKEY ANGRY WITH POPE FRANCIS FREE THE FIVE Give Blood! At the 100th anniversary mass of the Five young Chinese feminists were de- massacre that left 1.5 million Armenians tained in Beijing, Guangzhou and Hang- Make an online appointment to donate dead, Pope Francis called the killings zhou, China a few days before March at DonorTime.com & enter Sponsor Code 415 “the first genocide of the 20th century.” 8, International Women’s Day, because Questions? It was the first time a pope referred to of their campaign for gender equality 1-800-388-4483 or [email protected] the killings as a “genocide,” which ignited against sexual harassment. U.S. authori- protests from Turkey because it only ac- ties, including Secretary of State John knowledged the deaths of Armenians, Kerry and Hillary Clinton, have pub- excluding Muslims and other groups. licly spoken against their detainment. GivingBlood.org Source: Aljazeera Source: CNN Solution to Issue 23 sudoku 2 NEWS NEWS 3 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Star actress takes the stage to talk about finding grace CAMPUS LIVE FROM VWK, IT’S SATURDAY NIGHT ALT LEARNING ROGER HOKE techniques to prove her point. She prayer?” Smith said. “Isn’t the call to Campus Activities Board will present Classes will be canceled for the annual News Editor used many different voices and dia- prayer magical? The fact that the call Student Night Live in the VWK main Stander Symposium, a day of alternative lects to tell her stories to the fullest to prayer has such compelling power meeting room Saturday, from 10 p.m. learning, Wednesday. Students will pres- Actress, activist and professor potential. Smith instructed the au- to anybody who hears it is an act of to 1 a.m. The event will highlight stu- ent and display their work across cam- Anna Deavere Smith took the stage dience to sing along to the tune of grace.” dent talents. If you don’t want to brag pus. For the full schedule on the mobile Saturday evening as the final guest “Amazing Grace” before stating that Smith shared the piece “Brother” about your talents, you can still watch app, visit guidebook.com/guide/35124. speaker of the University of Day- she used the lyrics to motivate her- by Rep. John Lewis. The literature and win prizes as audience members. Source: udayton.edu ton’s Perspectives on Peace Speaker self in her quest for grace. follows the congressman through Source: udayton.edu Series. Smith told the story of an African- the high time of civil rights in Ala- LOVE DOESN’T HAVE TO HURT Smith was a cast member on American preacher who also hap- bama during the 1960s. The young TICK TOCK ON THE CLOCK Cut 10 inches of your hair for the National shows such as “The West Wing” and pened to be a professor at Harvard congressman was given a police UD Dance Ensemble will present the Locks of Love Association Friday in Studio “Nurse Jackie,” according to IMDb. University in the mid-20th century. badge from the chief of police in the 35th annual dance concert “Tick Tock” in Blue Salon at 1932 Brown St., and your She has also starred on the big screen She shared the story of how the man town at a church meeting. The two the KU Boll Theatre, Saturday at 4 p.m. haircut will be free and more hairpieces in films such as “The American found different views on what grace men, white and black, cried together. The concert will explore celebration and will be made and distributed to financially President” (1995) and “Philadelphia” was from different demographics of Smith believes that this moment was dance and how the two have changed disadvantaged children afflicted with hair (1993). However, Smith didn’t hit the his students. White males, the ma- an act of grace. over time. Tickets are $7 with a student ID loss. Regular haircuts will be half off. stage at UD to potray a role or direct jority of students at Harvard during Smith followed up with her men- and $12 for general admission. Source: Source: udayton.edu a show. this period, could not find grace to tion of the preacher, rabbi and the udayton.edu Smith focused her speech on is- be anything similar to that of the monk near the end of her speech. Samuel Day and his bandmates perform at M Fest hosted by Active Minds Saturday at ArtStreet. Zoey Xia/Staff Photographer sues in modern communities, includ- preacher. “The only whole heart is a broken ing diversity problems. Smith also believes that the term one, the kind of cracked that lets Smith said her speech was going grace is inherently different amongst light in,” Smith quoted the rabbi. NATION LOCAL to be mostly aimed at the subject believers of different religions. This parable was Smith’s iteration of “grace,” and her search to figure “I believe that the way Christians on what grace is in the Jewish faith. TYLER, THE CREATOR DISSES VIPS PRO-GAY MARRIAGE LAW FIRMS OBAMA: LEAVE KERRY ALONE MASSIVE BOULDER FALLS OWNERS OF KILLER DOGS STAND TRIAL out exactly what grace is. She also use the word grace is used in a sense Smith also shared a few thoughts Rapper Tyler, The Creator previewed his Major law firms, despite cases flooding President Barack Obama defended Sec- A 1,500-ton boulder the size of a two- Klonda Richey, 57, was mauled to death wanted to point out how this search of a special intervention by God into on global and local conflict in the new album, “Cherry Bomb,” and played in almost equal currents from both sides, retary of State John Kerry in a press con- story house fell onto the westbound by her neighbors’ two dogs in February, for grace could lead us to figure out human affairs,” Smith said. “That modern world to end the speech. tracks from his past albums at Coach- are not, for the most part, supporting ference in Panama City, Florida, Saturday lane of U.S. 52 near Coal Grove, Ohio, and the neighbors will stand trial this new ways to resolve conflicts. phenomenon is recognized in Islam, “That’s the way the world is now. ella Saturday. In the set, he dissed those their employees who are against gay mar- against attacks earlier from Senator John Friday, according to Ohio Department week. Richey had called law enforcement “I decided I wanted to know about we have a number of words to de- There is no such thing as a local con- in the VIP section, among which was riage. Some of these law firms refuse to McCain. Last week, McCain called Kerry of Transportation officials. No vehicles officials 16 times to complain about the grace, so I talked to a Christian scribe God’s self-disclosure.” flict,” Smith said. “And every local Kendall Jenner, calling them “soft” and defend cases against same-sex marriage “delusional” for the method in which he were hit, but a pickup truck drove into aggressive, uncontrolled behavior of the preacher, a rabbi and a Buddhist Smith then shared the Islamic conflict threatens to engulf us all, “boring.” However to everyone in “the to maintain their clientele and remain implemented the preliminary nuclear deal the boulder, mildly injuring the driver. The dogs, even trying and failing to get a civil monk,” Smith said. call to prayer as a prime example of and in some ways that might be our protection. The neighbors have pled guilty Searching for the meaning of grace through multiple religions brings Anna real crowd,” he said, “I f--- with y’all.” desirable for prospective lawyers, leav- with Iran. McCain later tweeted, “So Pres area is at high-risk of falling boulders. Smith’s approach to giving speech- grace. best hope - the recognition that we Deavere Smith acting success and enlightenment. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor Source: Consequence of Sound ing the opposing cases for smaller firms. Obama goes to #Panama, meets with Source: NBC 4 to the wrongful death lawsuit filed against es involves many different theater “Have you ever heard the call to are really are in it together.” Source: The New York Times Castro and attacks me - I’m sure Raul is them. Source: WDTN COMCAST DENIES ELDERLY FIRE VICTIM pleased.” Source: Politico MAN WITH NO ENEMIES SHOT Comcast finally accepted the request of TODDLER LOCKS DOWN WHITE HOUSE After driving up to his home and walk- MAN TURNS IN PURSE, ARRESTED a 66-year-old Minnesotan man, who lost A 4-year-old maneuvered under a tem- 8TH GRADER ARRESTED FOR PRANK ing to his front door, a Millicent Avenue Security cameras at Hollywood Ca- everything he owned to a house fire, to porary bike rack on Pennsylvania Avenue, A 14-year-old boy was arrested Wednes- resident was shot Sunday. The man, a sino filmed a 35-year-old man stealing Recycle Life cancel his cable account. Because the causing Secret Service to momentarily day on felony charges for changing his husband and a father, was shot once in two $100 bills from the lost purse of a man lost his cable account number in the lockdown the White House Sunday. The teacher’s background image to two men each leg and was operated on at Miami 62-year-old woman before he attempted fire, Comcast employees said he did not toddler was safely returned to the parents. kissing. Once the boy discovered faculty Valley Hospital the same morning. He to return it. The officers reviewed the Blood Drive have enough information to cancel it. A This was the second time in two days Se- passwords were faculty last names, he be- said he has no idea where the shots footage upon their arrival to the scene Wed., April 15 week and four or five calls later, represen- cret Service has locked down the White gan hacking into the computers. This is the came from and that he has no enemies. and handcuffed the man before tak- tative apologized for the inconvenience. House. Source: CNN boy’s second offense for a similar charge. Source: Dayton Daily News ing him to the Montgomery County jail. ADVERTISE WITH US OR Noon to 6pm: Source: Time Magazine Source: Time Magazine Source: Dayton Daily News UD RecPlex WORLD DIFFICULTY // MEDIUM THIS SPACE MIGHT BECOME Sponsored By: SUDOKU Alpha Phi Omega, Red Cross Club, Sigma Iota Rho DOGS DINE ON QUINOA ASTEROID NAMED AFTER MALALA 147 DOLPHINS DEAD A GOSSIP COLUMN. A two-day pop-up restaurant, The Cu- NASA’s Amy Mainzer has named an as- After rescuers near Tokyo tried all day rious Canine Kitchen, served a five- teroid she discovered after 17-year-old to set 150 beached whales, known FREE course artisanal organic meal featur- Malala Yousafzai, a Nobel Prize winner as electra dolphins, back to sea Fri- Recycled ing dandelion chicken and parsley who was shot by the Taliban while cam- day, they could only save the lives of Grocery Tote quinoa to dogs Saturday and Sunday paigning for girls’ education in Pakistan. three. The reason for the beaching was in East London. Although the dogs The asteroid is a huge honor, at the size unknown, but a researcher at the Na- Made from enjoyed almost all of the feast, the of about 2.5 miles. The Malala asteroid tional Museum of Nature and Science Plastic Bottles seaweed side dishes were not a hit. orbits the sun every five-and-a-half years. guessed the animals had lost their way. When You Source: Time Magazine Source: BBC Source: Aljazeera [email protected] Register to TURKEY ANGRY WITH POPE FRANCIS FREE THE FIVE Give Blood! At the 100th anniversary mass of the Five young Chinese feminists were de- massacre that left 1.5 million Armenians tained in Beijing, Guangzhou and Hang- Make an online appointment to donate dead, Pope Francis called the killings zhou, China a few days before March at DonorTime.com & enter Sponsor Code 415 “the first genocide of the 20th century.” 8, International Women’s Day, because Questions? It was the first time a pope referred to of their campaign for gender equality 1-800-388-4483 or [email protected] the killings as a “genocide,” which ignited against sexual harassment. U.S. authori- protests from Turkey because it only ac- ties, including Secretary of State John knowledged the deaths of Armenians, Kerry and Hillary Clinton, have pub- excluding Muslims and other groups. licly spoken against their detainment. GivingBlood.org Source: Aljazeera Source: CNN Solution to Issue 23 sudoku 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Online at flyernews.com SGA (cont. from pg. 1) Rolling Stone deals with backlash for journalistic failure “The one way the average student and vice president of SGA, by students more aware of the as- nior religious studies major with and SGA,” Santiago said. “I want ROGER HOKE News Editor dent can help SGA is letting their strengthening SGA’s presence on sistance SGA provides, such as a graduate certificate in nonprofit to collaborate on working with the “The magazine used pseudonyms rather than confront the alleged opinion be heard, letting us know campus. the outside basketball court by and community leadership. Next current campus climate on differ- and talking to other people about “Some definitive goals I would the RecPlex or the library open 24 year will be her first year in SGA. ent issues that students have expe- Last November, Rolling Stone mag- their opinions around campus,” like to accomplish would be to hours during finals week. “I decided to run for office be- rienced the past year.” azine, a noted popular music publica- attackers. And they ignored fact checkers’ warnings that the alleged Brill said. “I want to help people increase student participation to “These are resources that stu- cause I have been greatly inspired Elizabeth Kelsch, the education tion, released a story titled “A Rape on solve their issues and problems on promote inclusivity, help facilitate dents always use but have no by the Marianist charism on cam- and health sciences representa- Campus.” victim was the article’s only source for key details.” campus. If someone contacts me, I the creation of more SGA-spon- clue that SGA did that for them,” pus and I want to further the Mari- tive, is a junior exercise physiol- The article chronicled the account would do everything SGA can do to sored sustainability initiatives Kerr said. “That’s what I want to anist mission amongst student or- ogy major. She will hold the same of a female student at the University help alleviate their issue.” and increase SGA’s budget for change.” ganizations,” Clarke said. position as she did last year. of Virginia and her alleged rape by Hayley Clark, a first-year politi- years to come in order to enhance Peter Krull is a sophomore fi- Clarke said she hopes to contin- “I’m looking forward to continu- members of a fraternity on campus. cal science major, will be serving the university experience for UD nance major and served on SGA ue furthering the Agape Latte pro- ing to work with my committees,” In a matter of days, the question of on SGA for the first time next year. students,” Clark said. this past year as a sophomore class gram’s development on campus. Kelsch said. “My job is to talk to the article’s validity came into play, all available legal action against the Phi Kappa Psi of crimes its members Coll’s response credited Erdely for “Though I am younger and Jessica Kerr is a junior en- senator. Agape Latte is a “faith sharing my constituents [from the School and the Washington Post reported that magazine.” This report came out a day did not commit,” Stephen Scipione, working hard on the article, but con- STEVE COLL slightly less experienced than past trepreneurship and marketing “My first goal is to start taking program” in which “faculty, staff of Education and Health Sciences] the story could not have transpired the after Rolling Stone officially retracted the president of the fraternity, said. demed her for negligence. DEAN OF COLUMBIA vice presidents, I want to make double major and has been on the very detailed financial records,” and administrators share their and let their voices be heard.” way Rolling Stone had written it. the article and had sent a request to Steve Coll, the dean of University “Well, it was a collective failure and JOURNALISM SCHOOL sure it is clear that I do not take SGA Marketing Committee this Krull said. “I think it will be im- faith journey with students,” Kelsch suggested that if stu- On April 5, Rolling Stone officially the Columbia University Graduate of Columbia Graduate School of Jour- an avoidable failure,” Coll said. “You this role lightly,” Clark said in an past year. portant to us to have that infor- Clarke said. dents would like to become more relased a retraction of the complete School of Journalism to investigate nalism and the lead investigator of the had a reporter who got caught up in normative. email. “I have been seeking coun- “After seeing how much SGA mation, especially because we’re Khristian Santiago, the upcom- involved in SGA, they can attend story, stating that, “This report was every step of the journalistic process article and reporter Sabrina Rubin subject matter, had worked very hard “Part of the reason why I chose sel from the current leadership does for this student body, I had to possibly going to ask for funding ing business representative of SGA’s public meetings to voice painful reading...to all of us at Roll- taken for the article. Erdely, said, “Reporter Sabrina Rubin but didn’t do some of the basic check- University of Virginia is because I in order to learn as much as I can be part of it,” Kerr said. “As [vice for next year. We want to show that SGA, is a junior operations man- their opinions. ing Stone. It is also, in its own way, The president of the University of Erdely and her editors failed to verify ing of derogatory information with felt that it was really representative of about my position and what mea- president of communication] I we’ve grown, we’re giving more agement and economics major Kwynn Townsend-Riley did not a fascinating document - a piece of Virginia fraternity defended his fra- her story with other sources. The subjects, didn’t do some of the basic what was going on at campuses across sures need to be taken to ensure hope to increase student’s aware- money to more organizations on with a certificate in nonprofit and provide comment. journalism, as Coll describes it, about ternity’s cause in a statement about magazine used pseudonyms rather provision of details to subjects that the country,” Erdely said. that the 2015-2016 school year is a ness of what SGA can do for them campus, so I think we deserve a community leadership. Next year To contact SGA about your a failure of journalism.” the Rolling Stone report. than confront the alleged attackers. would have generated information Flyer News will have more updates year of progress.” and be the liaison between the little bit more money to help the will be his first with SGA. opinions or organization, email On April 6, The New York Times re- “[The article] demonstrates the And they ignored fact-checkers’ warn- that probably would have led her to on this story as they are made avail- Clark said she hopes to contin- student’s concerns and SGA’s col- students.” “My goals during the year is to [email protected], or Mike Brill ported that the fraternity would press reckless nature in which Rolling Stone ings that the alleged victim was the turn in another direction.” able at flyernews.com and on Twitter ue the word of Sarah Dickson and laboration with administration.” Elizabeth Clarke, the director represent the SGA and its student at [email protected]. legal action against Rolling Stone researched and failed to verify facts in article’s only source for key details,” Erdely’s immediate response was @FlyerNews. Elaine Laux, this past year’s presi- Kerr said her goal is to make of Marianist involvement, is a ju- body within the academic senate and that there was a plan “to pursue its article that erroneously accused according to Gwen Ifill of PBS. to call the subject matter of the story Event raises money, awareness for Crohn’s patients, fellow student ART DIRECTOR WANTED. START ReAching higheR. ROGER HOKE them that there was a freshman the disease, and Moon does not HELP DESIGN MASTERPIECES. News Editor that they should get into contact think that enough has been done with for the event.” yet to help with this cause. Start growing. What started out as a health and Moon will be the face of the “As a patient, I would say, it’s Contact Amanda Dee at [email protected] sports science class assignment group and share his story during really frustrating,” said Moon. “I START CHALLENGING YOUR STRENGTHS. has turned into philanthropic the games to raise more awareness mean, I’m not saying that I need or Allie Gauthier at [email protected]. event for a group of UD students. about the CCFA during the activi- it to be as well known as cancer or The first Crohn’s and Colitis ties. something like that, but for there Foundation of America games will “We’re trying to put a face to to be so much confusion, and I take place April 19 to bring aware- what it’s helping and I’m a patient can’t be mad that people don’t un- START puShing youR limiTS. START SHAPING YOUR FUTURE. ness to Crohn’s disease. of the disease so we thought by derstand it, but as a patient it’s re- Junior sports managment ma- showing someone who actually ally hard when you can’t even talk jor Julie Schimeck, first-year has it, it kind of gives it a more about it without constant confu- Student Rental business major Tyler Moon and personal side, so the people in- sion and people just not being able Available sophomore sports management volved will be playing games, but to understand.” major Ryan McGarvey are several will also realize that they are help- Moon said this frustration and START mAKing A DiFFeRence. of the students who helped bring ing other people,” Moon said. lack of understanding are what 55 Frank St . START BUILDING CONFIDENCE. this event into being. According to the CCFA website, motivates him to do events like

“We wanted to have a multi- Crohn’s disease is a chronic in- this for the CCFA. Sm sport game, and we also wanted to flammatory condition of the gas- “So it’s frustrating, but it also START STRong. link to a charity,” McGarvey said. trointestinal tract. The disease gives me the drive to want to be a 937-673-5525 A speaker for the CCFA came can cause severe symptoms and part of these events. And I want PeraBrosLLC.com into their class at the beginning about 700,000 Americans are diag- to have more of them started be- of the semester, and the group be- nosed with it. However, Americans cause getting awareness out there came interested in working with not as aware of this disease as so is the most important part of this There’s strong. Then there’s Army Strong. Enroll in Army ROTC to complement your education with the training, experience and skills needed to make you a leader. Army ROTC also offers the CCFA. many others. event.” full-tuition, merit-based scholarships and a monthly stipend to help pay for your education. Moon, who is serving as the “I always say with my mom, For more about the Crohn’s and And when you graduate, you will have an edge in life as an Army Officer and a leader. spokesperson for the event, is di- with being involved in the foun- Colitis Foundation of America To get started, visit goarmy.com/flyer15 agnosed with Crohn’s disease and dation, that fundraising is a huge and to donate to the cause, visit was asked to help raise awareness goal, but advocacy is just as impor- secure3.convio.net/ccfa/site/Don for the event to help the organiza- tant,” Moon said. “We have to raise ation2;jsessionid=7516BEE113B0E tion he has been part of for five funds but we are not going to raise 6844A84263DA995F423.app304a?df_ years. the funds or get to where we need id=1782&1782.donation=form1. “I’m involved in the Crohn’s to be if not everybody understands Contact Mr. Al Womack in Rm 8, O'Reilly Hall, call (937) 229-5524 or email [email protected] for more information about 2015 paid summer internships and scholarship opportunities. and Colitis Foundation. I’ve been what it is.” involved in it for over five years,” The goal of the event is to raise Moon said. And [the speaker] told as much awareness as possible for ©2008. paid for by the united States Army. All rights reserved. 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Online at flyernews.com SGA (cont. from pg. 1) Rolling Stone deals with backlash for journalistic failure “The one way the average student and vice president of SGA, by students more aware of the as- nior religious studies major with and SGA,” Santiago said. “I want ROGER HOKE News Editor dent can help SGA is letting their strengthening SGA’s presence on sistance SGA provides, such as a graduate certificate in nonprofit to collaborate on working with the “The magazine used pseudonyms rather than confront the alleged opinion be heard, letting us know campus. the outside basketball court by and community leadership. Next current campus climate on differ- and talking to other people about “Some definitive goals I would the RecPlex or the library open 24 year will be her first year in SGA. ent issues that students have expe- Last November, Rolling Stone mag- their opinions around campus,” like to accomplish would be to hours during finals week. “I decided to run for office be- rienced the past year.” azine, a noted popular music publica- attackers. And they ignored fact checkers’ warnings that the alleged Brill said. “I want to help people increase student participation to “These are resources that stu- cause I have been greatly inspired Elizabeth Kelsch, the education tion, released a story titled “A Rape on solve their issues and problems on promote inclusivity, help facilitate dents always use but have no by the Marianist charism on cam- and health sciences representa- Campus.” victim was the article’s only source for key details.” campus. If someone contacts me, I the creation of more SGA-spon- clue that SGA did that for them,” pus and I want to further the Mari- tive, is a junior exercise physiol- The article chronicled the account would do everything SGA can do to sored sustainability initiatives Kerr said. “That’s what I want to anist mission amongst student or- ogy major. She will hold the same of a female student at the University help alleviate their issue.” and increase SGA’s budget for change.” ganizations,” Clarke said. position as she did last year. of Virginia and her alleged rape by Hayley Clark, a first-year politi- years to come in order to enhance Peter Krull is a sophomore fi- Clarke said she hopes to contin- “I’m looking forward to continu- members of a fraternity on campus. cal science major, will be serving the university experience for UD nance major and served on SGA ue furthering the Agape Latte pro- ing to work with my committees,” In a matter of days, the question of on SGA for the first time next year. students,” Clark said. this past year as a sophomore class gram’s development on campus. Kelsch said. “My job is to talk to the article’s validity came into play, all available legal action against the Phi Kappa Psi of crimes its members Coll’s response credited Erdely for “Though I am younger and Jessica Kerr is a junior en- senator. Agape Latte is a “faith sharing my constituents [from the School and the Washington Post reported that magazine.” This report came out a day did not commit,” Stephen Scipione, working hard on the article, but con- STEVE COLL slightly less experienced than past trepreneurship and marketing “My first goal is to start taking program” in which “faculty, staff of Education and Health Sciences] the story could not have transpired the after Rolling Stone officially retracted the president of the fraternity, said. demed her for negligence. DEAN OF COLUMBIA vice presidents, I want to make double major and has been on the very detailed financial records,” and administrators share their and let their voices be heard.” way Rolling Stone had written it. the article and had sent a request to Steve Coll, the dean of University “Well, it was a collective failure and JOURNALISM SCHOOL sure it is clear that I do not take SGA Marketing Committee this Krull said. “I think it will be im- faith journey with students,” Kelsch suggested that if stu- On April 5, Rolling Stone officially the Columbia University Graduate of Columbia Graduate School of Jour- an avoidable failure,” Coll said. “You this role lightly,” Clark said in an past year. portant to us to have that infor- Clarke said. dents would like to become more relased a retraction of the complete School of Journalism to investigate nalism and the lead investigator of the had a reporter who got caught up in normative. email. “I have been seeking coun- “After seeing how much SGA mation, especially because we’re Khristian Santiago, the upcom- involved in SGA, they can attend story, stating that, “This report was every step of the journalistic process article and reporter Sabrina Rubin subject matter, had worked very hard “Part of the reason why I chose sel from the current leadership does for this student body, I had to possibly going to ask for funding ing business representative of SGA’s public meetings to voice painful reading...to all of us at Roll- taken for the article. Erdely, said, “Reporter Sabrina Rubin but didn’t do some of the basic check- University of Virginia is because I in order to learn as much as I can be part of it,” Kerr said. “As [vice for next year. We want to show that SGA, is a junior operations man- their opinions. ing Stone. It is also, in its own way, The president of the University of Erdely and her editors failed to verify ing of derogatory information with felt that it was really representative of about my position and what mea- president of communication] I we’ve grown, we’re giving more agement and economics major Kwynn Townsend-Riley did not a fascinating document - a piece of Virginia fraternity defended his fra- her story with other sources. The subjects, didn’t do some of the basic what was going on at campuses across sures need to be taken to ensure hope to increase student’s aware- money to more organizations on with a certificate in nonprofit and provide comment. journalism, as Coll describes it, about ternity’s cause in a statement about magazine used pseudonyms rather provision of details to subjects that the country,” Erdely said. that the 2015-2016 school year is a ness of what SGA can do for them campus, so I think we deserve a community leadership. Next year To contact SGA about your a failure of journalism.” the Rolling Stone report. than confront the alleged attackers. would have generated information Flyer News will have more updates year of progress.” and be the liaison between the little bit more money to help the will be his first with SGA. opinions or organization, email On April 6, The New York Times re- “[The article] demonstrates the And they ignored fact-checkers’ warn- that probably would have led her to on this story as they are made avail- Clark said she hopes to contin- student’s concerns and SGA’s col- students.” “My goals during the year is to [email protected], or Mike Brill ported that the fraternity would press reckless nature in which Rolling Stone ings that the alleged victim was the turn in another direction.” able at flyernews.com and on Twitter ue the word of Sarah Dickson and laboration with administration.” Elizabeth Clarke, the director represent the SGA and its student at [email protected]. legal action against Rolling Stone researched and failed to verify facts in article’s only source for key details,” Erdely’s immediate response was @FlyerNews. Elaine Laux, this past year’s presi- Kerr said her goal is to make of Marianist involvement, is a ju- body within the academic senate and that there was a plan “to pursue its article that erroneously accused according to Gwen Ifill of PBS. to call the subject matter of the story Event raises money, awareness for Crohn’s patients, fellow student ART DIRECTOR WANTED. START ReAching higheR. ROGER HOKE them that there was a freshman the disease, and Moon does not HELP DESIGN MASTERPIECES. News Editor that they should get into contact think that enough has been done with for the event.” yet to help with this cause. Start growing. What started out as a health and Moon will be the face of the “As a patient, I would say, it’s Contact Amanda Dee at [email protected] sports science class assignment group and share his story during really frustrating,” said Moon. “I START CHALLENGING YOUR STRENGTHS. has turned into philanthropic the games to raise more awareness mean, I’m not saying that I need or Allie Gauthier at [email protected]. event for a group of UD students. about the CCFA during the activi- it to be as well known as cancer or The first Crohn’s and Colitis ties. something like that, but for there Foundation of America games will “We’re trying to put a face to to be so much confusion, and I take place April 19 to bring aware- what it’s helping and I’m a patient can’t be mad that people don’t un- START puShing youR limiTS. START SHAPING YOUR FUTURE. ness to Crohn’s disease. of the disease so we thought by derstand it, but as a patient it’s re- Junior sports managment ma- showing someone who actually ally hard when you can’t even talk jor Julie Schimeck, first-year has it, it kind of gives it a more about it without constant confu- Student Rental business major Tyler Moon and personal side, so the people in- sion and people just not being able Available sophomore sports management volved will be playing games, but to understand.” major Ryan McGarvey are several will also realize that they are help- Moon said this frustration and START mAKing A DiFFeRence. of the students who helped bring ing other people,” Moon said. lack of understanding are what 55 Frank St . START BUILDING CONFIDENCE. this event into being. According to the CCFA website, motivates him to do events like

“We wanted to have a multi- Crohn’s disease is a chronic in- this for the CCFA. Sm sport game, and we also wanted to flammatory condition of the gas- “So it’s frustrating, but it also START STRong. link to a charity,” McGarvey said. trointestinal tract. The disease gives me the drive to want to be a 937-673-5525 A speaker for the CCFA came can cause severe symptoms and part of these events. And I want PeraBrosLLC.com into their class at the beginning about 700,000 Americans are diag- to have more of them started be- of the semester, and the group be- nosed with it. However, Americans cause getting awareness out there came interested in working with not as aware of this disease as so is the most important part of this There’s strong. Then there’s Army Strong. Enroll in Army ROTC to complement your education with the training, experience and skills needed to make you a leader. Army ROTC also offers the CCFA. many others. event.” full-tuition, merit-based scholarships and a monthly stipend to help pay for your education. Moon, who is serving as the “I always say with my mom, For more about the Crohn’s and And when you graduate, you will have an edge in life as an Army Officer and a leader. spokesperson for the event, is di- with being involved in the foun- Colitis Foundation of America To get started, visit goarmy.com/flyer15 agnosed with Crohn’s disease and dation, that fundraising is a huge and to donate to the cause, visit was asked to help raise awareness goal, but advocacy is just as impor- secure3.convio.net/ccfa/site/Don for the event to help the organiza- tant,” Moon said. “We have to raise ation2;jsessionid=7516BEE113B0E tion he has been part of for five funds but we are not going to raise 6844A84263DA995F423.app304a?df_ years. the funds or get to where we need id=1782&1782.donation=form1. “I’m involved in the Crohn’s to be if not everybody understands Contact Mr. Al Womack in Rm 8, O'Reilly Hall, call (937) 229-5524 or email [email protected] for more information about 2015 paid summer internships and scholarship opportunities. and Colitis Foundation. I’ve been what it is.” involved in it for over five years,” The goal of the event is to raise Moon said. And [the speaker] told as much awareness as possible for ©2008. paid for by the united States Army. All rights reserved. 6 NEWS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Gov. Kasich’s new budget plan includes fracking tax hike Baha Men lets the ‘C’ word out: community ROGER HOKE ing legislation. executive vice president of the Ohio News Editor Kasich is looking to pass a new Oil and Gas Association,” Randy AMANDA DEE it took the world by storm… I think Social Media Manager budget plan that would significantly Ludlow wrote for the Columbus Dis- we’re on the verge of doing that for raise the tax rate on fracking in the patch Feb. 9. the Bahamas.” That’s why, despite liv- Gov. John Kasich of Ohio will state. This plan, announced in early At this point, Kasich has been The phone rang a few minutes later ing in paradise, the band doesn’t have likely try to pass a law to permit February, calls for a 6.5 percent sev- struggling to find support from both than I thought it would. But Dyson many “quiet moments.” fracking on public lands in the state, erance tax on fracking, reported sides of the aisle. Not even his fellow Knight had an excuse: “I apologize for What they specifically wanted to though he passed a bill banning this Jeremy Pelzer of the Northeast Ohio Republicans seem to have his back my tardiness. I was having a Bahama give listeners with their new album, same action in parks not long ago, Media Group. on this subject. Mama.” Knight said, is rejuvenation, to help the Columbus Dispatch reported. Projections released with the bud- The Columbus Dispatch has given Knight is one of the nine members “re-energize” listeners “to be able to According to the Ohio Environ- get claimed that the taxes would gain names of numerous fracking oppo- of Baha Men and one of the CIA-es- face the rest of life.” “We really wanted mental Council, fracking is “rela- Ohio more than $260 million over the sition groups and individuals, in- timated 321,834 citizens of the Baha- to give the world a reason to smile, a tively new drilling technology - next two years. cluding The Sierra Club, The Ohio mas, a country a sliver smaller than reason to dance, a reason to if you feel high-volume horizontal hydraulic MSNBC claims that Kasich and Environmental Council, OhioFrack- Connecticut. Even if the bandmates a bit down, a reason to come back up.” fracturing (fracking) - now makes his team were lying about dropping tion, Rep. Robert Hagan, Rep. Nickie wanted to avoid each other, Knight That, he said, transfers through it possible to reach natural gas re- their fracking bill back in August of Antonio, EcoWatch, WaterKeeper said, they couldn’t. their music’s “jumping sound.” And serves that underlie much of the 2012. Alliance, OMB Watch, Marcellus Like those living in the University that sound echoes in his definition of eastern part of Ohio.” “New emails show that the Ka- Earth First, Marcellus Shale Protest of Dayton community, the citizens of community. Leading up to this proposed bill, sich administration did not end and The Natural Resource Defense the Bahamas live in the bubble cre- “You build a home, then you build a there has been a significant amount its consideration of a plan to sell Council.The Ohio Oil and Gas As- ated from living closely together. The community, then you build a country, of turmoil surrounding the idea of Ohioans on the benefits of frack- sociation (OOGA), however, agrees members of Baha Men also live in the then you build the world,” Knight said. fracking in Ohio. ing in state parks in August 2012 as with Kasich’s plans. bubble created from sharing ideas at “A popular talk show host always says, According to The Huffington previously indicated,” Steve Benen “Not a single case of drinking wa- the dinner table and seeing each other ‘if each before our doorstep swept, the Post, in early February, the Ohio Su- wrote. “Meetings between high-level ter contamination has ever been re- every day. They look at each other like The Baha Men have kept fans eagerly awaiting new music since smash hit “Who Let the Dogs Out” was released 15 entire community would be a cleaner preme Court decided with a 4-3 vote officials of the governor’s office and corded. Not one,” the OOGA website a “tight-knit family” – so much so, years ago. Photo courtesy of Doug Weber. place,’ and I think being a part of a that municipalities cannot override Department of Natural Resources said. “Hydraulic fracturing has been Knight said, that they’re starting to community is not trying to sweep the state legislature when it comes to continued for months afterward – aggressively regulated by the states. look like one another. mained connected with vocalist Rik [their] African heritage,” a sound be internationally powerful.” doorstep of others but to keep your fracking in their jurisdiction. In May even though Gov. John Kasich sup- In that time, a staggering record of Music and dancing has always been Carey, bassist Isaiah Taylor, guitarist called junkanoo. That look away from the island is doorstep welcoming and to always 2013, Kasich passed a bill that allows posedly had already decided against safety has been amassed. Several a family business for Knight. His fa- Patrick Carey, keyboardist Jeffery Baha Men’s music, Knight ex- also a look inland. Bahamian musi- have open arms from your doorstep.” minimal oversight on fracking waste fracking on state-owned lands – ac- groups, including the State Review ther, an eighth-degree oboe player, Chea, guitarist and music director plained, has grown from junkanoo’s cians, Knight said, look up to Baha Before he said goodbye, he made me coming into Ohio from other states. cording to 1,572 pages of material of Oil and Natural Gas Environmen- taught him the music and his grandfa- Hershcell Small and percussionists intense percussion and rhythm, funk Men as “the band that made it out, that promise to experience that “jumping This waste is then disposed of in old given to The Dispatch in response to tal Regulations (STRONGER), the ther, a pastor at a Pentecostal church, Colyn Grant and Anthony Flowers. music and The Beach Boys and The made it off the rock,” and the mem- sound,” that energy that electrifies gas wells. a public records request almost three Ground Water Protection Council taught him the dancing. This year, the 15th anniversary of Beatles, the music they all grew up bers want to be “a role model to the the band’s live performances, if they Not only has fracking been blamed months ago. (GWPC), have issued reports to sup- In his Baha Men family, lead vocal- Grammy hit “Who Let the Dogs Out?,” listening to. further evolution of Bahamian music ever tour near Ohio. He also made me for adding toxicity to water supplies, The Columbus Dispatch reported port these claims.” ist Knight is considered “new” – any- the band will release its new album, “That’s probably why they call our and the art form” without ever being a promise: “When you come down [to apparently it may be triggering tiny that Kasich is proposing these tax Kasich’s “Blueprint for a New one who joined after ”Who Let the “Ride with Me,” reported by Knight’s music ‘junkanoo,”’ Knight laughed, “boastfully relevant.” the Bahamas], I’ll get you a Bahama earthquakes in Ohio, Time Maga- hikes at the worst time. People from Ohio” can be viewed at www. Dogs Out?” – along with fellow lead children to include the next “Who “because when you put so many Knight compared the band’s mis- Mama.” zine reported. the oil fracking industry are calling blueprint.ohio.gov/doc/budget/ vocalist Leroy Butler. (Knight thinks Let the Dogs Out?” (“Carry On”). But things together it starts to sounds like sion to Bob Marley’s international pop- The band’s brand new album, “Ride Fracking wells that were placed this the “absolute worst time” for State_of_Ohio_Budget_Recommen- he joined in 2006, but said he is terri- Knight said this album is even more junk, but we’ve been able to refine it... ularization of ska: “He did something with Me,” will be released this year. too close to fault lines have been the the governor to be making these de- dations_FY-16-17.pdf. The budget ble with dates.) Since its birth as High “saturated” in the “Bahama’s native It’s about finding that right structure, that was new to Jamaica and came out For more information and updates on catalysts for around 400 mini earth- cisions. highlights can be viewed at www. Voltage decades ago, the band has re- sound, the sound [they] pulled from putting it together just right, so it can with his version of reggae music, and the album, visit www.bahamen.com. quakes over the past few years. “With a plunge in oil and natural blueprint.ohio.gov/doc/budget/ In the wake of these events, Ka- gas prices of more than 60 percent in State_of_Ohio_Budget_Highlights_ sich and the rest of the Ohio legisla- the past year, Ohio’s fracking boom FY-16-17.pdf. Gov. John Kasich has receieved criticism for his proposed budget plan. Photo tors are ready to consider new frack- is turning bust, Shawn Bennett said, courtesy of Wikicommons. Remedy remixes ‘Uptown Funk,’ don’t believe me? Just read

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Know (937) 999-4019 Stove, Refrigerator, Washer, & Dryer Road in Town and Country Shopping 8 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Online at flyernews.com BarnJam moves to new location, retains spirit ERIN CALLAHAN up being a success and I got a lot of love Chief A&E Writer The Women of for my BarnJam shows, they were al- BarnJam, a small-scale music festi- ways some of my favorite ones.” val held each spring and fall, is switch- Zup plans to unveil some never- PROFILE ing up tradition this year with a new before-heard music this year, along 234 Stonemill venue, a fresh lineup and new sounds with some new music from Gem City, from returning artists. who will return for their third perfor- The event will feature Dave Zup, a mance. University of Dayton 2014 graduate, As for the future of BarnJam, if it KATY HOEPER turquoise and coral. with his new band The Dress Code, happens, it happens. As Trick put it, Staff Writer EP: No it won’t. Those colors don’t along with Gem City, another band of “It has it’s own legs, it doesn’t need go in the fall. UD alum and The Backporch Jam, a much.” He said he believes too much FN: So how did you meet? EG: This Porch Profile is going to band of UD professors. promotion and planning and treating Laura Komoroski: We lived on the break our house up. BarnJam got its name from the for- it like bigger music festivals like Lol- same floor freshman year. mer venue, a barn owned by the late lapolooza or Bonaroo would cause it to Katy Garcia: Ellie and I were FN: What would you say the theme Eric Suttman. The event began with lose its flavor. freshman year roommates. And song of 234 Stonemill Road is? Suttman inviting his friends over on Kowalski, Zup and Willie Four of Emmy and Sam were roommates. LK: “Ain’t It Fun” was a theme the weekends to make music and slow- Gem City all emphasized the continu- Sam Santoro: We were across the song for a while. ly evolved into a highly anticipated oc- ation of celebrating the local music hall in Marianist. KG: We all have our own personal casion with a strong UD connection. scene, a festival that students could call Jenna Gerstle: We lived together theme… sheme thong … theme Suttman, who passed last April, their own – thanks to Eric Suttman. in Campus South sophomore year. song. was a University of Dayton alumnus, “I intend to thank him on stage, I’ve LK: And then we lived right next SS: Katy has a lisp, if you couldn’t faculty member in the Department of done it every year I’ve played there,” door last year. tell. Put that in there. Communication and he managed live Gem City has become a crowd favorite at UD events. Photo courtesy of Andrew Kowalski. Zup said. “BarnJam … it’s not ours, it’s SS: Just a hop, skip and a jump LK: All of “Bangerz.” sound for many events on campus. his. He gave it to us, so we have to thank a w a y. EG: “All Too Well” by Taylor Swift. He was intentional about connecting consider ‘What would Ric want, what get about college, you’re just there to “As an artist, you’re not there to him for it. SS: When that comes on, everyone BarnJam to UD, Zup said. would he decide, what would he do?’” have fun and be yourself.” impress anybody, you’re just there to “Even if it doesn’t happen for a FN: Do you have any house tradi- drops everything and bawls their “Eric wasn’t quiet about BarnJam,” Kowalski said. Kayla Mueller, a senior who’s at- play,” Zup said about the performer’s year or two after this, when people see tions? eyes out. he said. “He wanted people to get away Though it won’t be held in a barn tended several times, said BarnJam is perspective. “It’s not a perfect show, it’s a BarnJam poster, they know what to Ellie Grandi: We drink? from campus and just chill. It was just this year, it will still be the same Barn- one of her favorite events she’s partici- just artists doing what they do. You’re expect,” he continued. “Or if it’s not LK: We sit around our coffee table FN: Give everyone in your house a his way of getting people to realize Jam with the original stage and signs. pated in while at UD. She said she en- being appreciated because you’re pro- something they experienced in the and take shots. superlative. there’s more than what’s in that UD It will be at a new location, Adventures joyed the contagiously good vibes and viding a soundtrack to a great night.” past or it’s someone’s first time going, EG: We only drink Korski. LK: Jenna is Most Organized and bubble.” on the Great Miami in Tipp City, Ohio. described it as an opportunity unlike He knows the experience well. He they’re still getting something differ- SS: We do Disney power hours. And Most Prepared. Suttman’s way worked, and this Camping is encouraged, but bring your any other. will return for his fifth time this year, ent from the every day.” we have an odd habit of Uber-ing EG: Katy is Loudest. year there is a committed group of own tent, beverages and instruments. While there are usually UD students though he can still remember his first BarnJam will take place Saturday to fast food places at early hours, SS: Most Likely to Never Shut Up. former students determined to carry Zup emphasized the positive experi- in attendance, there are other music performance. at noon at the Adventures on the Great and taking the drivers in with us. LK: Mine is Most Likely to Not be on BarnJam in his honor. ence BarnJam can bring anyone – au- lovers who follow the bands and some “Eric asked me to play the fall of my Miami in Tipp City, Ohio. Cost is $10 KG: Or having them order our food Heard. Emmy Pickerill, Ellie Grandi, Sam Santoro, Jenna Gerstle, Laura Komoroski and Katy Garcia take Uber to get fast food. Andrew Kowalski, a UD graduate dience member or performer. who simply heard about it and wanted junior year … it just meant the world to or $5 with a student ID. Camping over- for us. SS: We don’t listen to Laura. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor student and Colin McGrath, class of “There’s people that you might not to be a part of the experience, Zup said. me,” he said, “for someone who was so night is welcome, but campers must Emmy Pickerill: We put Sriracha LK: Jenna is Most Likely to get 2013, have organized this year’s event have ever met in college or hung out Bobby Trick, class of 2012, key- nice and musically intelligent to com- bring their own tents. For more infor- sauce on everything. Married, Live in the Suburbs and with him in mind. with,” he said. “You sit down in a lawn boardist for The Dress Code, pointed pliment me, just this kid who never mation, check out the “BarnJam 31” Have 2.5 Kids. And Ellie is Most bookshelf twice in one night. Five So instead, we put it in the news- LK: Sam’s bed. “In everything we planned and chair by a bonfire and you don’t worry out the greatest thing about BarnJam: really had plans to be a musician. He event on Facebook. FN: If you all were to be visiting Likely to be Crying About her shelves. paper… EP: Tim’s. every decision we made, we would about making it to Tim’s. You can for- The common factor is music. took a gamble on me that year. It ended for your 10-year reunion, what Homework. SS: From falling into it. FN: Being seniors, what advice do KG: No, the post at Tim’s. would everyone be up to? EG: I am actually Most Likely to EP: It fell down, I put back up, and you guys want to give the under- EG: Mine is the grinding floor at EG: Jenna will be married. Cry About a Haircut. Emmy is it fell down again. classmen? Tim’s. SS: With two kids. She will be a Most Likely to Not Remember her KG: Ellie’s is when she called this KG: Buy medium-sized shirts. Get- KG: Let’s freaking grind. Mine is Students explore life journey through ArtStreet exhibit soccer mom. Ellie will own a dog Night. guy the wrong name for two years ting small shirts was the biggest the new weight room. CAITLIN SCHNEIDER pound, because she will have ad- KG: I am so mad I never got one straight. mistake ever. Staff Writer virtue at death. required to take an Institute for you think about your place and oped a project for the White Box opted so many by then. of these in high school. I should’ve JG: Well, I hit someone with my LK: Don’t be an accounting major. FN: If you knew you could stay at “WISDOM will provide that Art Nexus (IAN) II course. IAN em- time in your life as you have and Gallery. After the success of last EG: Katy will be unemployed try- gotten Best Hair. car. EP: Don’t be a communication ma- a certain age forever, what would On April 15, ArtStreet’s White deep look into one’s life, remem- powers students to develop imagi- continue to grow,” LaDuca said. year’s exhibition, it was decided ing to work as a radio star. And she EG: Sam is Most Likely to Tell You SS: But she got his number and jor. it be, and why? Box Gallery will open the exhibit, bering what it was to be two to native and creative skills that will “It’s a deep dive into the history that this would be an annual proj- will be on “Real World/Road Rules When She’s Really Drunk. they started texting, so I guess it LK: Try not to major in anything All: Twenty-one. “WISDOM: Who Are You?” The five years old, to be 20-something help them in the workforce. of life which is something that ect. The final exhibition is a cul- Challenge.” LK: “Guys I am sooo drunk.” was a little romantic? if you can. EG: You can get extremely drunk exhibit was designed and created currently, and even a look to the LaDuca and graduate assistant does not occur very often within a minating project of the ArtStreet KG: I’ll be on it five times by then. KG: I am just an embarrassment. KG: Don’t buy alcohol from Wal- and not get hungover. by the University of Dayton’s potential future of our choices,” Karlos Marshall taught the course design of higher education learn- residents’ experience. I’ve applied, but never heard back. FN: What is your most embarrass- SS: Here’s the thing, we all do em- mart. SS: We have no responsibilities. ArtStreet student residents and Brian LaDuca, director of Art- this spring semester. The course ing.” “[WISDOM] is enjoyable, fun LK: Sam will be a news reporter. ing moment at UD? barrassing things each and every LK: Always be quiche. EP: Twenty-two is just too old. at-risk youth from Clark County Street, said. is broken down into 11 sessions The exhibit is presented in and even a little precious … but We will see her on TV with her LK: Freshman year, I knocked my day, but not things that we want SS: And don’t eat quiche. SS: Laura and I are the only ones Detention Center. According to LaDuca, the stu- taught by each house on the Art- partnership with Project Jericho, it’s also very real,” LaDuca said. hair whipping around everywhere. front tooth out. people to know. It stays in our KG: Go to Culture Fest. that are still 21, so you can tell that “WISDOM: Who Are You?” ex- dents were not asked to make any Street complex. which is a nonprofit organization Ben Riddlebarger, an artist JG: Laura will be living in Canada. SS: From running into a parked house. EP: Live, laugh, love. they’re all salty about it. plores the journey from prebirth specific art form. The pieces in Through this course, students supported by a collaborative rela- currently living in Dayton, was LK: Awesome. car. SS: Wear comfortable shoes. EG: I would like to change mine to death and the different direc- the exhibit showcase a wide range were challenged to apply creativ- tionship between Clark State Com- brought in by ArtStreet to be the SS: No, Laura will be a rave girl. LK: I was picking up pebbles and FN: What’s your house slogan? LK: Do less. to 50. tions individuals take in their own of mediums. Some students used ity to a new learning space based munity College and Clark County artistic curator for the exhibit. The ones that get paid just to flock gum trying to find my tooth, and ALL: No rules. KG: You can change your major LK: Thirty, flirty and thriving. journeys. found pieces, wire sculpture and off of their experiences living Department of Job and Family The exhibition is in conjunction around at the concerts, you know? a cop came up to me with it in his SS: With a “Z.” five times and still graduate on SS: As a rave girl. Students were assigned a stage reappropriated common items, to together and collaborating with Services. Project Jericho provides with the Stander Symposium. An LK: Are you serious, guys? hand. LK: Especially when Jenna’s not time. of life and focus questions that name a few. their peers and mentors. ‘WIS- at-risk youth with art programs opening ceremony will be held SS: “Sam, you will be a weather EG: I’d say mine is freshman year. home. they used to develop their own “The students were tasked to DOM: Who Are You?’ will show- and experiences in order to bring from 3-4 p.m. on Wednesday. ‘WIS- girl.” Are you kidding me? Just all of it. EG: Broken hearts and smelly FN: What’s your favorite spot at concepts and create a visual rep- simply create, knowing that there case their original, imaginative positivity into their lives. DOM: Who Are You?’ will be on LK: At least you’ll have a job! SS: For me, when I was watching farts. UD? resentation of what they learned will be strong audience immer- and creative work. According to Adrienne Ausden- display in the White Box Gallery EG: Emmy will be planning her “WWE” by myself, and everyone SS: But girls don’t fart. We were JG: The Gazebo. throughout the semester. Each sion within the installation as a “I know the 11 designs I have moore, the associate director of beginning Wednesday until April wedding for the fiance that she walked in on me watching wres- going to make it our Valentine’s EG: The Metal Tree, you know, the stage of life was associated with whole,” LaDuca said. seen within the separate sessions ArtStreet, this is the second year 30. doesn’t have. tling. Daysheet sign. one outside of Kettering Labs? a virtue, with wisdom being the The residents on ArtStreet are have been stunning and will make the ArtStreet residents have devel- KG: And her color scheme will be EG: One time, Emmy broke a EG: But we were too embarrassed. SS: My bed. 8 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Online at flyernews.com BarnJam moves to new location, retains spirit ERIN CALLAHAN up being a success and I got a lot of love Chief A&E Writer The Women of for my BarnJam shows, they were al- BarnJam, a small-scale music festi- ways some of my favorite ones.” val held each spring and fall, is switch- Zup plans to unveil some never- PROFILE ing up tradition this year with a new before-heard music this year, along 234 Stonemill venue, a fresh lineup and new sounds with some new music from Gem City, from returning artists. who will return for their third perfor- The event will feature Dave Zup, a mance. University of Dayton 2014 graduate, As for the future of BarnJam, if it KATY HOEPER turquoise and coral. with his new band The Dress Code, happens, it happens. As Trick put it, Staff Writer EP: No it won’t. Those colors don’t along with Gem City, another band of “It has it’s own legs, it doesn’t need go in the fall. UD alum and The Backporch Jam, a much.” He said he believes too much FN: So how did you meet? EG: This Porch Profile is going to band of UD professors. promotion and planning and treating Laura Komoroski: We lived on the break our house up. BarnJam got its name from the for- it like bigger music festivals like Lol- same floor freshman year. mer venue, a barn owned by the late lapolooza or Bonaroo would cause it to Katy Garcia: Ellie and I were FN: What would you say the theme Eric Suttman. The event began with lose its flavor. freshman year roommates. And song of 234 Stonemill Road is? Suttman inviting his friends over on Kowalski, Zup and Willie Four of Emmy and Sam were roommates. LK: “Ain’t It Fun” was a theme the weekends to make music and slow- Gem City all emphasized the continu- Sam Santoro: We were across the song for a while. ly evolved into a highly anticipated oc- ation of celebrating the local music hall in Marianist. KG: We all have our own personal casion with a strong UD connection. scene, a festival that students could call Jenna Gerstle: We lived together theme… sheme thong … theme Suttman, who passed last April, their own – thanks to Eric Suttman. in Campus South sophomore year. song. was a University of Dayton alumnus, “I intend to thank him on stage, I’ve LK: And then we lived right next SS: Katy has a lisp, if you couldn’t faculty member in the Department of done it every year I’ve played there,” door last year. tell. Put that in there. Communication and he managed live Gem City has become a crowd favorite at UD events. Photo courtesy of Andrew Kowalski. Zup said. “BarnJam … it’s not ours, it’s SS: Just a hop, skip and a jump LK: All of “Bangerz.” sound for many events on campus. his. He gave it to us, so we have to thank a w a y. EG: “All Too Well” by Taylor Swift. He was intentional about connecting consider ‘What would Ric want, what get about college, you’re just there to “As an artist, you’re not there to him for it. SS: When that comes on, everyone BarnJam to UD, Zup said. would he decide, what would he do?’” have fun and be yourself.” impress anybody, you’re just there to “Even if it doesn’t happen for a FN: Do you have any house tradi- drops everything and bawls their “Eric wasn’t quiet about BarnJam,” Kowalski said. Kayla Mueller, a senior who’s at- play,” Zup said about the performer’s year or two after this, when people see tions? eyes out. he said. “He wanted people to get away Though it won’t be held in a barn tended several times, said BarnJam is perspective. “It’s not a perfect show, it’s a BarnJam poster, they know what to Ellie Grandi: We drink? from campus and just chill. It was just this year, it will still be the same Barn- one of her favorite events she’s partici- just artists doing what they do. You’re expect,” he continued. “Or if it’s not LK: We sit around our coffee table FN: Give everyone in your house a his way of getting people to realize Jam with the original stage and signs. pated in while at UD. She said she en- being appreciated because you’re pro- something they experienced in the and take shots. superlative. there’s more than what’s in that UD It will be at a new location, Adventures joyed the contagiously good vibes and viding a soundtrack to a great night.” past or it’s someone’s first time going, EG: We only drink Korski. LK: Jenna is Most Organized and bubble.” on the Great Miami in Tipp City, Ohio. described it as an opportunity unlike He knows the experience well. He they’re still getting something differ- SS: We do Disney power hours. And Most Prepared. Suttman’s way worked, and this Camping is encouraged, but bring your any other. will return for his fifth time this year, ent from the every day.” we have an odd habit of Uber-ing EG: Katy is Loudest. year there is a committed group of own tent, beverages and instruments. While there are usually UD students though he can still remember his first BarnJam will take place Saturday to fast food places at early hours, SS: Most Likely to Never Shut Up. former students determined to carry Zup emphasized the positive experi- in attendance, there are other music performance. at noon at the Adventures on the Great and taking the drivers in with us. LK: Mine is Most Likely to Not be on BarnJam in his honor. ence BarnJam can bring anyone – au- lovers who follow the bands and some “Eric asked me to play the fall of my Miami in Tipp City, Ohio. Cost is $10 KG: Or having them order our food Heard. Emmy Pickerill, Ellie Grandi, Sam Santoro, Jenna Gerstle, Laura Komoroski and Katy Garcia take Uber to get fast food. Andrew Kowalski, a UD graduate dience member or performer. who simply heard about it and wanted junior year … it just meant the world to or $5 with a student ID. Camping over- for us. SS: We don’t listen to Laura. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor student and Colin McGrath, class of “There’s people that you might not to be a part of the experience, Zup said. me,” he said, “for someone who was so night is welcome, but campers must Emmy Pickerill: We put Sriracha LK: Jenna is Most Likely to get 2013, have organized this year’s event have ever met in college or hung out Bobby Trick, class of 2012, key- nice and musically intelligent to com- bring their own tents. For more infor- sauce on everything. Married, Live in the Suburbs and with him in mind. with,” he said. “You sit down in a lawn boardist for The Dress Code, pointed pliment me, just this kid who never mation, check out the “BarnJam 31” Have 2.5 Kids. And Ellie is Most bookshelf twice in one night. Five So instead, we put it in the news- LK: Sam’s bed. “In everything we planned and chair by a bonfire and you don’t worry out the greatest thing about BarnJam: really had plans to be a musician. He event on Facebook. FN: If you all were to be visiting Likely to be Crying About her shelves. paper… EP: Tim’s. every decision we made, we would about making it to Tim’s. You can for- The common factor is music. took a gamble on me that year. It ended for your 10-year reunion, what Homework. SS: From falling into it. FN: Being seniors, what advice do KG: No, the post at Tim’s. would everyone be up to? EG: I am actually Most Likely to EP: It fell down, I put back up, and you guys want to give the under- EG: Mine is the grinding floor at EG: Jenna will be married. Cry About a Haircut. Emmy is it fell down again. classmen? Tim’s. SS: With two kids. She will be a Most Likely to Not Remember her KG: Ellie’s is when she called this KG: Buy medium-sized shirts. Get- KG: Let’s freaking grind. Mine is Students explore life journey through ArtStreet exhibit soccer mom. Ellie will own a dog Night. guy the wrong name for two years ting small shirts was the biggest the new weight room. CAITLIN SCHNEIDER pound, because she will have ad- KG: I am so mad I never got one straight. mistake ever. Staff Writer virtue at death. required to take an Institute for you think about your place and oped a project for the White Box opted so many by then. of these in high school. I should’ve JG: Well, I hit someone with my LK: Don’t be an accounting major. FN: If you knew you could stay at “WISDOM will provide that Art Nexus (IAN) II course. IAN em- time in your life as you have and Gallery. After the success of last EG: Katy will be unemployed try- gotten Best Hair. car. EP: Don’t be a communication ma- a certain age forever, what would On April 15, ArtStreet’s White deep look into one’s life, remem- powers students to develop imagi- continue to grow,” LaDuca said. year’s exhibition, it was decided ing to work as a radio star. And she EG: Sam is Most Likely to Tell You SS: But she got his number and jor. it be, and why? Box Gallery will open the exhibit, bering what it was to be two to native and creative skills that will “It’s a deep dive into the history that this would be an annual proj- will be on “Real World/Road Rules When She’s Really Drunk. they started texting, so I guess it LK: Try not to major in anything All: Twenty-one. “WISDOM: Who Are You?” The five years old, to be 20-something help them in the workforce. of life which is something that ect. The final exhibition is a cul- Challenge.” LK: “Guys I am sooo drunk.” was a little romantic? if you can. EG: You can get extremely drunk exhibit was designed and created currently, and even a look to the LaDuca and graduate assistant does not occur very often within a minating project of the ArtStreet KG: I’ll be on it five times by then. KG: I am just an embarrassment. KG: Don’t buy alcohol from Wal- and not get hungover. by the University of Dayton’s potential future of our choices,” Karlos Marshall taught the course design of higher education learn- residents’ experience. I’ve applied, but never heard back. FN: What is your most embarrass- SS: Here’s the thing, we all do em- mart. SS: We have no responsibilities. ArtStreet student residents and Brian LaDuca, director of Art- this spring semester. The course ing.” “[WISDOM] is enjoyable, fun LK: Sam will be a news reporter. ing moment at UD? barrassing things each and every LK: Always be quiche. EP: Twenty-two is just too old. at-risk youth from Clark County Street, said. is broken down into 11 sessions The exhibit is presented in and even a little precious … but We will see her on TV with her LK: Freshman year, I knocked my day, but not things that we want SS: And don’t eat quiche. SS: Laura and I are the only ones Detention Center. According to LaDuca, the stu- taught by each house on the Art- partnership with Project Jericho, it’s also very real,” LaDuca said. hair whipping around everywhere. front tooth out. people to know. It stays in our KG: Go to Culture Fest. that are still 21, so you can tell that “WISDOM: Who Are You?” ex- dents were not asked to make any Street complex. which is a nonprofit organization Ben Riddlebarger, an artist JG: Laura will be living in Canada. SS: From running into a parked house. EP: Live, laugh, love. they’re all salty about it. plores the journey from prebirth specific art form. The pieces in Through this course, students supported by a collaborative rela- currently living in Dayton, was LK: Awesome. car. SS: Wear comfortable shoes. EG: I would like to change mine to death and the different direc- the exhibit showcase a wide range were challenged to apply creativ- tionship between Clark State Com- brought in by ArtStreet to be the SS: No, Laura will be a rave girl. LK: I was picking up pebbles and FN: What’s your house slogan? LK: Do less. to 50. tions individuals take in their own of mediums. Some students used ity to a new learning space based munity College and Clark County artistic curator for the exhibit. The ones that get paid just to flock gum trying to find my tooth, and ALL: No rules. KG: You can change your major LK: Thirty, flirty and thriving. journeys. found pieces, wire sculpture and off of their experiences living Department of Job and Family The exhibition is in conjunction around at the concerts, you know? a cop came up to me with it in his SS: With a “Z.” five times and still graduate on SS: As a rave girl. Students were assigned a stage reappropriated common items, to together and collaborating with Services. Project Jericho provides with the Stander Symposium. An LK: Are you serious, guys? hand. LK: Especially when Jenna’s not time. of life and focus questions that name a few. their peers and mentors. ‘WIS- at-risk youth with art programs opening ceremony will be held SS: “Sam, you will be a weather EG: I’d say mine is freshman year. home. they used to develop their own “The students were tasked to DOM: Who Are You?’ will show- and experiences in order to bring from 3-4 p.m. on Wednesday. ‘WIS- girl.” Are you kidding me? Just all of it. EG: Broken hearts and smelly FN: What’s your favorite spot at concepts and create a visual rep- simply create, knowing that there case their original, imaginative positivity into their lives. DOM: Who Are You?’ will be on LK: At least you’ll have a job! SS: For me, when I was watching farts. UD? resentation of what they learned will be strong audience immer- and creative work. According to Adrienne Ausden- display in the White Box Gallery EG: Emmy will be planning her “WWE” by myself, and everyone SS: But girls don’t fart. We were JG: The Gazebo. throughout the semester. Each sion within the installation as a “I know the 11 designs I have moore, the associate director of beginning Wednesday until April wedding for the fiance that she walked in on me watching wres- going to make it our Valentine’s EG: The Metal Tree, you know, the stage of life was associated with whole,” LaDuca said. seen within the separate sessions ArtStreet, this is the second year 30. doesn’t have. tling. Daysheet sign. one outside of Kettering Labs? a virtue, with wisdom being the The residents on ArtStreet are have been stunning and will make the ArtStreet residents have devel- KG: And her color scheme will be EG: One time, Emmy broke a EG: But we were too embarrassed. SS: My bed. 10 OPINIONS OPINIONS 11 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Online at flyernews.com

“People should write letters to the editor while still in college because it’s the last time the world will forgive Anti-advice column: unsolicited suggestions them for saying something stupid.” you to accumulate skills and pick paths can be construed altruisti- changing majors, starting a new advice with a grain of salt, as a major that will make you mar- cally (skills useful to the progress job, joining a new club or find- anyone who tries to tell you how —Matthew Worsham, 1992–Present ketable for a high-paying job after of society versus pursuing the ing a leadership opportunity that to live your life without getting to graduation and useful to society passions that naturally make you popped up unexpectedly in the know you likely can’t help very at large. “There’s a great future happiest) or selfishly (wealth and middle of a semester. much at all. The best mentors in plastics,” he tells Benjamin, comfort versus disregard for the College is as messy as the rest that I’ve had are those who have Dustin Hoffman’s wholly unin- greater struggles of humanity). of life, and when you see all of spurned the dual prongs of con- terested main character. And Mr. But like so many other things, the adventures that you’ve been ventional wisdom and understood MATTHEW WORSHAM McGuire was right: Had Benjamin perhaps the question is not which on in between and how you came that reality doesn’t fit neatly into fneditorial Managing Editor China strong-arms to the sea followed his advice, he would have one is the right path, but whether through them as a better person, it two boxes. Because there is a third geoning, industrializing economy, of the United States. It seems like, from the day that had a life of incredible wealth this black and white reduction is makes the “postgrad world” a lot type of adviser, who cares less SO LONG, FAREWELL they need any source of energy they The more countries that indus- we’re born, people are always try- and opportunity, contributing to even a useful reflection of our ex- less scary. about pushing plastics or harping can find, so they are going around the trialize and have rapidly expanding ing to tell us what to do. That will the greater efforts of humanity periences. Here’s where I think the head/ on the heart and cares more about THE ’14-’15 STAFF SAYS ‘ADIEU’ United States (which is trying to act as populations, the more countries will probably continue until we’re the regardless of his sincerity. Still, Like this advice divides the heart dichotomy breaks down: Our you, with all of your unique skills Alright, alright. You caught us. mediator) and claiming these lands. attempt to challenge the world order oldest people in the room, and then and interests, who will help you The 2014-2015 staff at Flyer News likes to shake things up. From snag- China is literally making land for established by the U.S. and maintained after that, we’ll die. And that’s life. find the best way to apply what you ging breaking and controversial news to critically challenging tradi- the ability to claim it. On April 8, The by the world institutions organized by Because of this, by the time we know to the causes you care about. tions, we’ve tried our best not just to inform the campus community, New York Times reported that clusters the West. China claims to have “indis- graduate college, most people have “If we see our postgrad life as something distinct from our experience now, I’m grateful to people like pro- but to facilitate discussions that lead to a more reflective environment. LEO SCHENK of reefs (conveniently called “mis- putable rights” to these islands and been given a lot of advice, whether fessors, upperclassmen and, es- Columnist, Junior Obviously, news is important. While the process of reporting can chief reef” in English) just north of is intentionally aggressing the world it’s asked for or not. I’m grateful to where we must choose the head or the heart, it makes it hard to leave the pecially, my parents who pushed be disputed, the need for reporting cannot. From times of pain in the China has become one of the world’s the Philippines have grown dramati- order in the hopes that they can move the hundreds of very wise people me do the things I was passionate community to the jubilee of basketball season, our staff has been there. great economic and military powers. cally in sand deposits since January. the world into a more multipolar sys- who have given me advice over the comfort of college and envision life beyond commencement.” about and still work hard on things And in each issue, filled with those stories, is this very important This newfound influence grants them Chinese amphibious warships patrol tem, with a series of spheres of influ- years, solicited and unsolicited, that I was less interested in but little box. The staff editorial space shows readers a sliver of what’s go- the confidence to take action on land the southern entrance to these new is- ence instead of the U.S as undisputed good and bad and, quite often, would pay off in the end. Many of ing on in our heads, typically commenting on current events, our ratio- claims they have had for many years. lands, and there are now buildings on champion. conflicting. If you read until the the reasons that I love engineering nale for covering a story in a certain way or advocating the importance China claims that land in almost 20 them. Dredging ships surround them, The real question is what is an ap- end, I’ll give you some unsolicited are because of causes that I grew of being aware of the world and aware of our individual impact on it. different countries is rightfully theirs, pulling up enormous amounts of sand propriate reaction for America to advice of my own. To co-opt the close to through my work with At the heart of every decision is our commitment to the UD com- often due to disputable documents dat- to place on these islands for China to take? Direct conflict is not an option, verbiage of my former co-worker this mentality can sideline one’s head and the heart, we divide this choice in a major and the skills Flyer News, and I believe that the munity. We believe that it is only through informed dialogue that the ing back to before the fall of the Qing claim. as it would merely hurt every party in- Dan Cleveland in his last column personal curiosities. time in our lives into two parts: that we develop here are as impor- skills I developed in class brought members of this community can be their best, that by confronting our empire. Many of these islands are This is how China is getting around volved. Economic sanctions would be for Flyer News, senior advice col- The other camp would likely undergraduate and postgraduate. tant as our choices in how we use a unique perspective to the pas- differences, challenging our traditions and informing ourselves of oth- uninhabited dots of sand, sometimes the U.S. attempts to mediate these impossible with the level of coopera- umns are dumb, so I wrote one. be aghast at the suggestion that And if we see our postgrad life as them. I’ve been fortunate to have sions that I pursued outside of my ers’ struggles, that we can stand in solidarity with everyone who loves hundreds of miles away from the Chi- longstanding territorial claims: by ig- tion between the two nations’ econo- Often the central struggle for its wisdom is conventional, but something distinct from our expe- been able to participate in a lot of curriculum. this school. nese mainland. Two of their largest in- noring the American seventh fleet sta- mies; should the world’s two largest people our age is finding our ca- there’s nothing innovative about rience now, where we must choose experiential learning during my Maybe you picked “plastics” So, yes, we’ve been caught: Flyer News chooses commitment to com- ternational disputes are the Senkaku tioned in the region and simply build- economies sanction each other, they reer/vocation/purpose/dream/ advising someone to follow their the head or the heart, it makes it time in the school of engineering. when you came to college. Maybe munity. That phrase will be stamped on our minds and hearts, not only Islands, disputed by Japan and Taiwan ing land, which they can then claim would divide the world into blocs. thing we’ll do for a few years after heart. It’s the identity crisis go- hard to leave the comfort of col- In four years of mechanical engi- you picked the heart. I would ar- from the various marketing brochures, meetings with resident assis- and the entirety of the South China hundreds of miles from their coast. The fact is that there are few meth- we graduate from the safety and to. But again, there’s truth in this lege and envision life beyond com- neering, there were times when I gue that you’ll turn out fine either tants and fellows, and emails from Bill Fischer and university President Sea, with the Philippines, Taiwan and President Barack Obama, when ods to effectively dissuade an aggres- security of college life. This is not saying because wealth and oppor- mencement. loved my studies and times when way in the end, so long as you em- Dan Curran, but also from the way that FN has come together to serve Vietnam, to name a few. asked about Chinese expansionism sive power. America needs to decide only when people are most eager to tunity alone are inadequate ways If it even ever was, the neat I couldn’t stand them. There were brace the complexity of life and UD, even if the campus doesn’t realize it needs it. These disputes are newly revived, says, “Where we get concerned with on the best way to aid its allies in the offer you advice but the time when of finding fulfillment in life. At four-year-undergrad state just also passions that I pursued out- don’t give up on the other side. With that, the ’14-’15 staff says goodbye to late nights in Kennedy primarily for two reasons. One is the China is where it is not necessarily western Pacific Ocean in protecting you’re most likely to get inconsis- the same time, pursuing your pas- isn’t a reflection of college life side of class, admittedly some of That means working hard even in Union and to all of the puns that never made it past copy editing. As we recent discovery of large oil deposits abiding by international norms and their internationally guaranteed ter- tent opinions. sions can be personally fulfilling anymore. Think back on all of the which I was better at than others. classes that you don’t like or pur- leave the office for our final issue, next year’s staff will step in to fill around many of the islands in these rules, and is using its sheer size and ritorial waters. Certainly, abandoning Here’s the problem with this ad- but is not always in line with the semesters that you or your friends It was when I found causes that I suing passions that don’t seem to our shoes and, hopefully, outgrow them. regions, and the other is the fact that muscle to force countries into subordi- the Pacific sphere to Chinese hegemo- vice: Conventional wisdom is split larger needs and goals of society. left class for an internship, study cared about that I truly loved en- apply to your major. Looking at China believes that they can now nate positions.” China is just one of a ny would not benefit America or our into two camps. Like Mr. McGuire The all-knowing advice-giv- abroad, a semester of service gineering, and sometimes I dis- the world in black and white won’t force their way into these territories continuing trend of countries around allies. in 1967’s “The Graduate,” whose ers have reached these different or some other adventure. If you covered those causes outside of help you. with little resistance. With their bur- the world challenging the hegemony only advice could be summed up conclusions based on their own didn’t, then there must have been the classroom. Then again, what do I know? in his insistent use of the word unique life experiences, and that some uneven transitions some- Which brings me to my unso- “plastics,” some people will tell makes each of them valid. Both where else, whether that meant licited advice: Take unsolicited WORD ON THE STREET How do you feel about your housing assignment for next year?

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Contact Opinions Editor Louis De Gruy at [email protected]. “I like my housing assignment, “I don’t enjoy it...the system isn’t “[I’m] super excited...[I] got “My roommates and I decided to sign “Not happy. I wish I had Gardens, Marianist, a lot because of perfect. It didn’t necessarily reflect [my] first choice!” a landlord contract because we knew thought I had the housing points for the location.” things that we do outside of [the we wouldn’t have time [to go the Gardens, but I didn’t.” ourpolicy AVIATE] requirements.” PATH point events].” Flyer News is the student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton. It works to serve the campus community and offers a forum for opinion. The university makes no NICK DALTON ZACK TALBOTT ELLEN HALL ALEX CONNORS BRENNAN LYTLE representations or warranties regarding products or services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the right to edit or reject all copy. 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Sports Editor What the Washington Nationals did out player garden gnomes in 2015, In the last article I wrote, I said that AVIATE though, myself and other on going to classes and church alone Housing knows that there are is- last season, though, is indicative of according to the teams’ online pro- housing’s main goal in implementing resident assistants were encouraged to turn someone into a person of faith; sues with AVIATE, and they are en- Five hours before the scheduled a new trend that could save baseball, motional schedules. AVIATE was to eliminate stress over each year to motivate students to get the person has to have a genuine de- couraging input on how to improve first pitch, rising high school se- and rejuvenate the lore of “take me In true competitive fashion, the housing and give students control. I as involved as possible. Two years later, sire. It wasn’t until I was free to explore the system. One issue I have is that of nior Paul Fritschner stood out- out to the ballgame.” Nationals are planning to one-up now understand that there are greater they may not be involved in as many on my own that I was able to form any redundancy. I believe that rising se- side the gates at Nationals Park in With social media and visible everybody again. On August 5, issues at hand. organizations as they originally joined, sort of identity with religion. Hous- niors could end up hearing a lot of the Washington, D.C. He was awaiting characters as the new peanuts and the same date of the gnome-craze, You can pick up a newspaper daily but I hope they found something that ing hopes that people who go to PATH same things they heard at PATH events what Fritschner considers to be Cracker Jack, fans are responding Washington is giving away a Jay- ANDREW KOERNER and read stories about overconsump- matches their passions. Some have events out of obligation and without in previous years. the greatest promotion a baseball and engaging in new ways with a son Werth Chia Pet, where growing Columnist, Senior tion of alcohol and sexual assault gone on to be great leaders on campus the right intent will get something out If the ultimate goal is to educate stu- team has ever put forth -- the Jay- sport that many consider to be los- grass will become Werth’s beard. The last issue of Flyer News fea- at colleges around the country. The and, for them, it is simply exhausting of them unexpectedly, but these pleas- dents on issues that damage the college son Werth garden gnome. ing its younger fan base. “Getting that Chia Pet is one of tured a piece of satire expertly written University of Dayton is a university to feel a need to attend even one more ant surprises cannot be guaranteed. As experience, why not have an online Werth, an outfielder for the Wash- The Nationals had posted pictures my top priorities because I had so by a great friend of mine, Jack Schlu- attached to mission. The Department hour at an event you may or may not a result, the system is unfair. training and test created to give to stu- ington Nationals, is an outspoken of the gnome all over their social me- much fun with the gnome last year,” eter. Schlueter posed a humorous of Housing and Residence Life created enjoy. Four of my residents in Lawnview dents? The higher a student scores, the character and a fan favorite. And in dia accounts in the weeks leading up Fritschner said. scenario where AVIATE caused the AVIATE not only to try to reduce stress Incentivizing housing, as AVIATE Apartments this year formed a hous- better their stock is in housing. I don’t 2013, when his shaggy brown visage to its release. And when the time fi- A few things contributed to last Marianist brothers living in the stu- over housing but also to be proactive has done, dictates what it means to ing group in hope of getting a house. believe this is the way to go, but possi- was photoshopped onto a common nally came for the gates to open, the year’s gnome-ageddon and this dent neighborhood to lose their house in the education of the complete per- have a worthy college experience. The online indicator displayed green ble solutions have to start somewhere. garden gnome by a fan, the Nation- first 25,000 fans received their prizes. year’s excitement surrounding the Fans can still attain one of the 25,000 Werth gnomes. They’re a popular Ebay due to a lack of PATH points. son; the aim is to get more people on Rather than being rewarded for get- for nearly all of their preferences; Even simply limiting the number of als marketing team sought out to Although, over 40,000 people had Chia Pet. Chief among them is so- item and have sold for over $100 each. Courtesy of Paul Fritschner. Satire is a huge part of the world board to learn about these unfortunate ting involved, students are punished. they had gone to community building PATH events a person can attend per create what became the most suc- purchased tickets to the game, filling cial media. we live in today, and inserting humor issues in our society today and stand Having an absurd number of events meetings, scheduled house meetings month would make it fairer to students cessful promotion in team history. up a stadium that rarely sells out. Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and ideas, and we’ve seen it transform a game, and on top of that they have into the news is a big reason why Jon up to them. to go to gives those that aren’t involved with me and managed to make it to who have taken on a great deal. Fritschner was the first of many This game was on a Tuesday in the Snapchat are no strangers to base- the game of baseball.” a normal slate of giveaways that Stewart, Stephen Colbert and John As we all know by now, the system on campus a huge advantage over a number of PATH events in spite of I believe we can do away with the fans who turned out to Nationals middle of summer. Forty-thousand ball teams, that utilize the media for Second, the appeal of a character includes bobble heads and T-shirts. Oliver have become go-to sources of is not perfect and many are unsatisfied those who involve themselves in other their high involvement on campus. In stress of the lottery and the unfairness Park hours before the game in or- people did not show up to watch the everything from releasing news to rather than a player attracts fans. Add all that up, and there’s always news for many people. That being said, with the sense of forced attendance at organizations. It can’t be assumed that addition, they were excellent at creat- of AVIATE and create something bet- der to get their hands on the newest Nationals play. They showed up for engaging with fans. The gnome idea “[Werth] just has this aura that says a reason other than baseball to go it is important that we remember not events. AVIATE is not inherently man- everyone will go with the right intent ing an environment where community ter. But, it will take thoughtful conver- baseball collectible. “I knew the lines the promotion. was born, advertised and hyped all ‘I’m here to do me and win games watch the Reds. to downplay the issue at hand just be- datory but, in essence, it is if you want to learn and grow as an individual. could exist within their apartment and sations and more input on the part of were going to be long,” he said in an The Nationals had struck gold. over social media. For a game that and have fun’ and he couldn’t care These promotions, especially cause we laughed at it. The issue at a realistic shot at getting a preferred I know from growing up in a Catho- frequently invited people over. Their the student body. exclusive interview with Flyer News. Free bobble heads, T-shirts and hats is attacked for its inability to appeal less about being made fun of,” Frit- when they captivate fans the way “The Nationals had done a great job are all dandy to give out, but they’re to short attention spans and action- schner said. Werth’s garden gnome did, show us hyping it up on social media, and ev- not unique items in the eyes of base- seeking individuals, baseball’s so- With 81 home games in a season, that the younger generation is not eryone was talking about it.” ball nation. Washington has found a cial media presence and success is MLB teams are constantly coming turned off by baseball, they’re just fnstaff 2014 –2015 Major League Baseball receives way to draw a frenzy of fans with remarkable. up with new ways to attract fans. more excited when the sport is com- Celebrating a misfortune a lot of flak from the media and the nothing more than a knick-knack. “I think the future of MLB lies In Cincinnati, the Reds shoot off plemented by a new feature. Even if sporting world for not captivating MLB took notice, and this season with social media,” Fritschner said, fireworks after every Friday home fans aren’t showing up to watch the Cartoonist A. Hussain, Junior, Pre-Medicine EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ADVERTISING MANAGER the younger audience, for not hav- teams are following suit. The New “because we know that’s where the game, they give out free pizza when game, as long as they keep streaming CC Hutten Will DiFrancesca ing an “it” factor that gets new gen- York Mets and the Los Angeles Dodg- Nationals have gotten some of their Reds pitchers strike out 11 batters in through the gates MLB will be happy. ([email protected]) ([email protected])

MANAGING EDITOR COPY EDITOR COLUMN Matthew Worsham Allie Gauthier NEWS EDITOR ART DIRECTOR Cuban’s comments target NCAA basketball DANIEL MASSA Cuban has never been afraid to is not the epidemic that Cuban is act right way by having the 35-sec- anymore on the offensive end, after Roger Hoke Meghan Ostermueller Staff Writer speak out about topics separate making it out to be. At the risk of ond shot clock and having the game multiple efforts from the NCAA to A&E EDITOR ASST. ART DIRECTOR from the NBA, and his comments sounding biased, we don’t have to look and officiated the way it is,” clarify its rulebook definition. I can see it now. The basketball this time were focused on college go far in our search for entertain- Cuban said. “The referees couldn’t Something also needs to change Katie Christoff Amanda Smith gods woke up Wednesday morning basketball. First of all, in his mind, ing college basketball. Both the Day- manage a White Castle. Seriously, in regard to referees’ reactions and decided it had been too long the NCAA is, or should be, more ton men and women’s teams play a the college game is more physical when there is contact under the ASST. A&E EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGER since some controversial comments connected to the NBA than people fantastic style that not only leads to than the NBA game, and the varia- basket, especially on a shot attempt. Mary Kate Dorr Meghan Ostermueller divided fans around the country. may think. But more on that later. success on the court, but also keeps tion in how it’s called from game to I couldn’t believe the amount of Looking down on us mere mor- Before the Mavericks game fans entertained. game [is a problem].” times this year that I saw a defen- OPINIONS EDITOR WEB EDITOR tals from their palace in the clouds, against the Phoenix Suns Wednes- I can just as easily make an over- It is not the NCAA’s job to pre- sive player standing straight up the gods searched for the perfect ve- day night, Cuban didn’t pull any generalization about the NBA and pare its athletes for the professional with his arms straight in the air, Louis De Gruy Melissa Shaffer hicle to provide some spark to the punches in getting his opinions the amount of traveling players get game. If Cuban wants there to be a only to have the offensive player basketball landscape. The NCAA across about the state of the col- away with, and use Cleveland Cava- league that closely resembles the drive into him, initiate contact and

ASST. OPINIONS EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR season had ended two days earlier, lege game. liers center Kendrick Perkins’ nine- NBA and prepares younger play- draw a foul on the defender. When Steven Goodman Chris Santucci and the NBA playoff picture had al- “It’s horrible. It’s ridiculous,” step shuffle that was ignored by the ers for the high-level pro game, it seems like the only way to defend ready mostly taken shape, with the Cuban told ESPN. “It’s worse than referees last week as an example. then he should get his fellow own- without fouling is to get out of the SPORTS EDITOR CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER ever-embarrassing Eastern Confer- high school. You’ve got 20 to 25 sec- But similar to Cuban’s statement, ers together and have discussions way, there’s a big problem. ence looking at the possibility of onds of passing on the perimeter that doesn’t mean traveling is never with the NBA Players Association Ultimately, I’m glad Cuban made Keith Raad Ian Moran sending three under-.500 teams to and then somebody goes and tries called in the pro game. about a more fully developed minor these comments, because I’m hope- the playoffs. to make a play and do something Cuban went on to suggest that league system. ful they will spark some more dia- ASST. SPORTS EDITOR SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER It didn’t take them very long to stupid, and scoring’s gone down.” the NCAA should worry about the I do agree with Cuban’s com- logue on how to improve the college Steve Miller Amanda Dee decide on Dallas Mavericks owner Not only is that a gross overgen- fact that it is not preparing its play- ments on the officiating in college game. I would, however, caution the Mark Cuban. He’s used to it anyway, eralization, it is not very accurate ers for the style of play in the NBA. basketball. Teams get away with NCAA to make sure it is improving BUSINESS MANAGER as he is arguably the most visible either. That is not to say there are “If they want to keep kids in way too much contact defensively for its own sake, not to appease the of NBA team owners, and has been not college basketball teams that school and keep them from being on the perimeter, and still no one NBA. Let Cuban and the NBA worry Molly Kunkel since he bought the team in 2000. like to slow the game down, but it pro players, they’re doing it the ex- knows what is and isn’t a charge about their own product. 14 SPORTS SPORTS 15 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Online at flyernews.com WOMEN’S BASKETBALL INTERNATIONAL ADVENTURES Flyers look to regroup, not rebuild AFTER GRADUATION STEVE MILLER Learn about opportunities Asst. Sports Editor to teach English, do research, After a memorable season and a WHAT ARE YOU DOING NEXT YEAR? implement a project run to the Elite Eight, the Univer- or earn a Master’s degree! sity of Dayton women’s basketball DO IT BETTER WITH FLYER NEWS. ranked 17th in the final USA Today Thursday, April 16 NCAA Coaches Poll. Knocking off Kennedy Union Torch Lounge the University of Kentucky and the hors d’oeuvres will be served University of Lousiville, Dayton ad- vanced to its first ever Elite Eight. 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Honors Program Associate Director Senior forward Ally Malott was [email protected] the leading scorer for UD in the or go to www.udayton.edu/honors loss to UConn. She explained how the team mentally prepared for the Left: In her career at UD, Andrea Hoover set the school record for 3-point baskets. She shot over 45 percent from 3-point range this season. Right: Ally Malott Huskies. “You can’t let the name on finished the season with 7.8 rebounds and 15.5 points per game, first and second on the team, respectively. Photos courtesy of Leon Chuck/Dayton Athletics. their jersey affect what you do because I think a lot of teams are so pionship. Dayton was predicted in ing players will embrace their new intimidated that they’re already be- the preseason polls to win the A-10; roles and hit the ground running in ONE SEMESTER IN CHINA WON’T CHANGE hind before they start the game,” she however, they were defeated by the fall. China Institute said. “We went into it thinking that George Washington three times over “This run was fueled a whole lot YOUR BILL. IT’LL CHANGE YOUR LIFE. ẋ栧⣏⬎ᷕ⚥䞼䨞昊 we have absolutely nothing to lose, the course of the season including by the junior class, and Jenna Bur- that it’s already been a great season, the conference championship game. dette who’s a freshman. Those guys You can spend the fall semester studying at the University and that we just have to go out and “I think we used the A-10 champi- were integral parts of our success, have fun and play basketball.” onship as motivation to not let that and they’ll be back,” Jabir said. of Dayton China Institute. The cost is the same as one Malott and the Flyers did just define how our season ended,” Ma- “Basketball is really an intricate on-campus semester at UD, but you’ll gain exposure to a that in the first half. She knocked lott said. “When you look back at our dance. If you have somebody like whole new world — and be positioned for success in the down four 3-pointers in the first 20 season [and George Washington’s] I Ally, it’s a lot easier to be [junior cen- global marketplace. minutes and Dayton went into the think we had the better year.” ter] Jodie [Cornelie-Sigmundova] locker room with a 44-43 advantage. Despite winning the conference, because all the attention is on Ally. UD lost steam, though, and eventu- George Washington was upset in And now when Ally’s gone, how does You’ll also stay on track to graduate — you can register for ally fell by 21 to UConn, who later the first round of the NCAA tourna- Jodie fit into that new role?” up to 18 hours across the College of Arts and Sciences, defeated the University of Maryland ment by 11-seed Gonzaga University. “We had a really balanced team School of Business Administration and School of in the Final Four and the University George Washington finished the sea- this year, and the juniors did a lot of Engineering. of Notre Dame in the championship son ranked 25th in the nation. the scoring, especially towards the game—Connecticut’s third consecu- Senior guard Andrea Hoover also end.” Hoover said. “We have a lot of We’ll include a scholarship to cover the cost of airfare tive national title. commented on the sour taste of the good freshmen coming in that can Jabir was pleased with the per- A-10 loss. “I think making it to the help.” and trips to historic sites. We’ll even have you home by formance against UConn, although Sweet Sixteen and the Elite Eight is Junior guards Amber Deane and Thanksgiving to end your semester a little early! We live he is still winless against Geno Au- something that not every player can Kelley Austria, along with Corne- and work in a world without borders. If you want a global riemma, the Huskies head coach. do in the four years that they’re [in lie-Sigmundova will be the leaders experience and an edge in the workforce when you “Coach Auriemma told me that college], so that overshadowed los- of this team next season, and will graduate, join us for the fall program at The China Institute. we were the best team [UConn] had ing in the A-10 tournament,” she look to carry on Dayton’s success. seen in five years, and he’s not the said. “Not that it doesn’t still sting, Having appeared in six consecutive guy to make stuff up or throw stuff though. [Winning the A-10] is some- NCAA tournaments, the program Learn more and apply at udayton.edu/china_institute. around,” Jabir said, “He said that thing that will be a top priority for doesn’t want success to end with our team reminded him of his first the guys next year.” Hoover and Malott’s graduations. Questions? Email [email protected]. Final Four team. There were simi- Next year, and the seasons be- “We have to find new roles and larities. Our style, everyone could yond, will be different for the Fly- new ways to play,” Jabir said. score, that we weren’t intimidated.” ers without Malott and Hoover, who “There’s a relearning process, and The main disappointment of 2015 were the two leading scorers this we’ll see how people fit into new for the Flyers was the loss to George year. But Jabir and the team are con- roles.” Washington in the Atlantic 10 Cham- fident that the current and upcom- 14 SPORTS SPORTS 15 Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Tuesday, April 14, 2015 Online at flyernews.com WOMEN’S BASKETBALL INTERNATIONAL ADVENTURES Flyers look to regroup, not rebuild AFTER GRADUATION STEVE MILLER Learn about opportunities Asst. Sports Editor to teach English, do research, After a memorable season and a WHAT ARE YOU DOING NEXT YEAR? implement a project run to the Elite Eight, the Univer- or earn a Master’s degree! sity of Dayton women’s basketball DO IT BETTER WITH FLYER NEWS. ranked 17th in the final USA Today Thursday, April 16 NCAA Coaches Poll. Knocking off Kennedy Union Torch Lounge the University of Kentucky and the hors d’oeuvres will be served University of Lousiville, Dayton ad- vanced to its first ever Elite Eight. Alumni Melina Pisani ‘12, Civil Engineering There, they were defeated by the University of Connecticut Hus- and Andy Roberts ‘12, Education kies, but not before grabbing the Visit flyernews.com/jobs for will discuss their international experiences and answer questions about the Fulbright nation’s attention. applications and more information. from 5 to 6 pm “They just went into the game with an attitude of ‘we have nothing to lose,’” Dayton head coach Q&A on the Fulbright application process Jim Jabir said in an exclusive Flyer from 6 to 7 pm News interview. “They were worried RSVP by April 10 about us because we always had five at http://tinyurl.com/CelebrateFellowships kids on the floor that could score. That created problems for them be- hosted by the University Honors Program cause they watched us play against Louisville and [against] Kentucky. for more information about other prestigious national and international fellowships We demanded their respect.” contact Ms. Laura Cotten. Honors Program Associate Director Senior forward Ally Malott was [email protected] the leading scorer for UD in the or go to www.udayton.edu/honors loss to UConn. She explained how the team mentally prepared for the Left: In her career at UD, Andrea Hoover set the school record for 3-point baskets. She shot over 45 percent from 3-point range this season. Right: Ally Malott Huskies. “You can’t let the name on finished the season with 7.8 rebounds and 15.5 points per game, first and second on the team, respectively. Photos courtesy of Leon Chuck/Dayton Athletics. their jersey affect what you do because I think a lot of teams are so pionship. Dayton was predicted in ing players will embrace their new intimidated that they’re already be- the preseason polls to win the A-10; roles and hit the ground running in ONE SEMESTER IN CHINA WON’T CHANGE hind before they start the game,” she however, they were defeated by the fall. China Institute said. “We went into it thinking that George Washington three times over “This run was fueled a whole lot YOUR BILL. IT’LL CHANGE YOUR LIFE. ẋ栧⣏⬎ᷕ⚥䞼䨞昊 we have absolutely nothing to lose, the course of the season including by the junior class, and Jenna Bur- that it’s already been a great season, the conference championship game. dette who’s a freshman. Those guys You can spend the fall semester studying at the University and that we just have to go out and “I think we used the A-10 champi- were integral parts of our success, have fun and play basketball.” onship as motivation to not let that and they’ll be back,” Jabir said. of Dayton China Institute. The cost is the same as one Malott and the Flyers did just define how our season ended,” Ma- “Basketball is really an intricate on-campus semester at UD, but you’ll gain exposure to a that in the first half. She knocked lott said. “When you look back at our dance. If you have somebody like whole new world — and be positioned for success in the down four 3-pointers in the first 20 season [and George Washington’s] I Ally, it’s a lot easier to be [junior cen- global marketplace. minutes and Dayton went into the think we had the better year.” ter] Jodie [Cornelie-Sigmundova] locker room with a 44-43 advantage. Despite winning the conference, because all the attention is on Ally. UD lost steam, though, and eventu- George Washington was upset in And now when Ally’s gone, how does You’ll also stay on track to graduate — you can register for ally fell by 21 to UConn, who later the first round of the NCAA tourna- Jodie fit into that new role?” up to 18 hours across the College of Arts and Sciences, defeated the University of Maryland ment by 11-seed Gonzaga University. “We had a really balanced team School of Business Administration and School of in the Final Four and the University George Washington finished the sea- this year, and the juniors did a lot of Engineering. of Notre Dame in the championship son ranked 25th in the nation. the scoring, especially towards the game—Connecticut’s third consecu- Senior guard Andrea Hoover also end.” Hoover said. “We have a lot of We’ll include a scholarship to cover the cost of airfare tive national title. commented on the sour taste of the good freshmen coming in that can Jabir was pleased with the per- A-10 loss. “I think making it to the help.” and trips to historic sites. We’ll even have you home by formance against UConn, although Sweet Sixteen and the Elite Eight is Junior guards Amber Deane and Thanksgiving to end your semester a little early! We live he is still winless against Geno Au- something that not every player can Kelley Austria, along with Corne- and work in a world without borders. If you want a global riemma, the Huskies head coach. do in the four years that they’re [in lie-Sigmundova will be the leaders experience and an edge in the workforce when you “Coach Auriemma told me that college], so that overshadowed los- of this team next season, and will graduate, join us for the fall program at The China Institute. we were the best team [UConn] had ing in the A-10 tournament,” she look to carry on Dayton’s success. seen in five years, and he’s not the said. “Not that it doesn’t still sting, Having appeared in six consecutive guy to make stuff up or throw stuff though. [Winning the A-10] is some- NCAA tournaments, the program Learn more and apply at udayton.edu/china_institute. around,” Jabir said, “He said that thing that will be a top priority for doesn’t want success to end with our team reminded him of his first the guys next year.” Hoover and Malott’s graduations. Questions? Email [email protected]. Final Four team. There were simi- Next year, and the seasons be- “We have to find new roles and larities. Our style, everyone could yond, will be different for the Fly- new ways to play,” Jabir said. score, that we weren’t intimidated.” ers without Malott and Hoover, who “There’s a relearning process, and The main disappointment of 2015 were the two leading scorers this we’ll see how people fit into new for the Flyers was the loss to George year. But Jabir and the team are con- roles.” Washington in the Atlantic 10 Cham- fident that the current and upcom- 16 SPORTS Online at flyernews.com Tuesday, April 14, 2015 COLUMN Writer anticipates 2015 NFL draft picks JIMMY GANG NO. 2 TENNESSEE TITANS University of Florida’s Dante Fowler, Staff Writer This pick is where the trade winds who recently said in an interview with begin to blow and probably where they the Florida Times-Union that he would With the NFL Draft approaching, are blowing the strongest right now. be “stunned” if Jacksonville passes on from April 30 to May 2, the top pickers Lots of media members are expecting him at three. in the league will choose college play- the second overall selection to be Mar- Fun fact: The No. 3 pick has been ers to lean on for future success. The cus Mariota, but few see Tennessee as involved in a trade for two of the past top five teams pick in the draft with the the team that ultimately ends up pick- three years, the only off year being anticipation of shaping a franchise’s ing him. Potential candidates to trade when Jacksonville selected Central direction. Here’s the list of picks, in- up for Mariota include: New York Jets, Florida quarterback Blake Bortles No. cluding the Cincinnati Bengals, the St. Louis Rams, Cleveland Browns, 3 overall last year. Cleveland Browns and thoughts on San Diego Chargers, and Philadelphia NO. 4 OAKLAND RAIDERS things to come. Eagles. This would probably be the spot NO. 1 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Fun fact: Each of the past four for Marcus Mariota had Oakland not This pick is looking increasingly years, an AFC South team has owned landed Derek Carr in round two last like a lock to make Jameis Winston or tied for the worst record in football, year. Given that Oakland finally seems the new face of the Buccaneers. Tampa and no one team in the division has to have it figured out at quarterback for Bay has a lot of pieces in place already, done so more than once in that span. the first time since the days of Rich and if it can solidify the offensive line NO. 3 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS Gannon, defense is the likely target in the later rounds, Tampa could be a Where do we begin with Jackson- for Oakland here. The Raiders are dark horse playoff contender in a weak ville? It seems like it has been dwell- desperately hoping that Leonard Wil- NFC South come fall. ing in the early part of the NFL draft liams drops to them at four, but don’t Fun fact: Since 1997, only three po- for a millennium. It’s easy to forget expect them to trade up to get him due sitions have been drafted first overall: that this was once one of the better to the plethora of holes they have on quarterback (11 selections), offensive franchises in the sport, earning two their roster. Other options for Oakland tackle (three selections), and edge AFC Championship game berths in would probably include a wide reciev- rusher (three selections). The last the first five years of its existence. Re- er like Kevin White from the Univer- player outside of these positions to go ports have Jacksonville also looking sity of West Virginia or Amari Cooper first overall was University of South- to move down, but if it finds that the from the University of Alabama. ern California wideout Keyshawn market is too dry for them it will likely Fun fact: The four overall selection Johnson in 1996. look to take an edge rusher like the has only been used on defense once since 2007 (Wake Forest linebacker THE GANG’S ALL HERE: JIMMY’S Aaron Curry was selected at 4 in 2009) The youngest player to ever win the Heisman Trophy, Jameis Winston, is wide- NO. 5 WASHINGTON REDSKINS ly considered to be the frontrunner of the 2015 draft class. Winston threw 2015 DRAFT BEST OF THE BEST No one really knows what is going for 65 touchdowns during his two seasons at Florida State. Photo courtesy on with the quarterback situation in of Mitch White/FSU Sports Information. Leonard Williams, DT/DE, USC Washington, D.C. Is Robert Griffin III 1. NFL Comparison: Richard Seymour the future? Will they enter the Marcus franchise quarterback) ever since the franchise back from taking the next Mariota sweepstakes? Personally, I franchise was revived back in 1996, step as a team. The franchise current- Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State think Griffin III deserves another shot, and it wouldn’t be surprising to see ly holds the league’s longest playoff NFL Comparison: Philip Rivers 2. he looked pretty good when he still had Cleveland try to establish their iden- win drought (last time it won a play- Kevin White, WR, West Virginia knees and the defense in Washington tity again in this draft. Rumors about off game the Houston Texans, Jack- NFL Comparison: Larry Fitzgerald wasn’t terrible. If I were general man- Cleveland this offseason have flown sonville Jaguars, Carolina Panthers, 3. ager Scot McCloughan and head coach with everything from trading the 19th Baltimore Ravens and even myself Dante Fowler, OLB/DE, Florida Jay Gruden I’d look to build the defense overall pick to Philly for Sam Bradford weren’t even a thing yet). However, it 4. NFL Comparison: Jevon Kearse/Kahlil Mack with a rush linebacker like Shane Ray so that the Eagles could auction the is unlikely that we will see the Bengals or a dominating interior force like nose 19th and 20th picks to the Titans for make a move to the top of the draft to Danny Shelton, NT, Washington tackle Danny Shelton, especially after Marcus Mariota, to the Browns pack- take either Jameis Winston or Marcus 5. NFL Comparison: Dontari Poe losing linebacker Brian Orakpo to aging the 12th and 19th picks to Ten- Mariota, and the gulf between the top Tennessee in free agency. Maybe if the nessee to select Mariota themselves. two quarterbacks and the third quar- Brandon Scherff, OT/OG, Iowa defense can keep other teams off the One thing is certain: If you are going terback is quite wide, so taking a quar- NFL comparison: Bryan Bulaga 6. scoreboard Griffin III won’t feel like he to expect anything from owner Jimmy terback at this spot would be a reach. Amari Cooper, WR, Alabama has to do everything himself. Haslam, expect everything. In all likelihood, Cincinnati will look to 7. NFL Comparison: Reggie Wayne Fun fact: This is the first first round Fun fact: This is the fourth time in upgrade its defensive line here, but in pick that Washington has owned since the past decade that Cleveland owns the past it has gone with the best play- Malcom Brown, DT, Texas the 2012 draft, when the franchise gave two first round draft selections, and er available with their pick, so don’t 8. NFL Comparison: Marcell Dareus St. Louis their 2013 and 2014 first round each of the previous three times the be surprised when a highly regarded picks to move up and select Baylor Browns have used the latter selection prospect at a non-need position falls Todd Gurley, RB, Georgia quarterback Griffin III. (pick number 22 each time) on a quar- into its lap and it snatches him up. 9. NFL Comparison: Adrian Peterson NO. 12 CLEVELAND BROWNS terback (Brady Quinn in 2007, Brandon Fun fact: This is the third time in It’ll be interesting, as it always is, Weeden in 2012, and Johnny Manziel the past six drafts that the Bengals Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon 10. NFL Comparison: Mix between Colin to watch what the Cleveland Browns in 2014). have held the 21st overall selection, Kaepernick and Ryan Tannehill do with their two first round selec- NO. 21 CINCINNATI BENGALS with the previous two 21st picks being tions in this year’s draft. Cleveland Cincinnati has hit a bit of a conun- used on tight ends (Jermaine Gresham Rookie fantasy sleeper for 2015: is a franchise that has been desper- drum: It is becoming increasingly evi- in 2010 and Tyler Eifert in 2013). Jay Ajayi, RB, Boise State ately searching for an identity (read: dent that Andy Dalton is holding this FOLLOW @FLYERNEWS ON TWITTER FOR MORE UPDATES ON CAMPUS, LOCAL, NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS