WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2015 NEWS // Dayton to Daytona an- A&E // Local band Ghost Town OPINIONS // Marianists evicted SPORTS // UD Women’s basketball VOL. 62 NO. 23 nounces first artist, pg. 4. Silence to host EP release party, pg. 7. from house, pg. 12. season not an outlier, pg. 13.

Magic Man performs at the Spring Concert March 28. Chris San- FLYER NEWS tucci/Photo Editor New dean of Graffiti artists confuse UD campus law shares ROGER HOKE News Editor in Marianist community Vandals have been covering the University of Dayton campus with graffiti for over a month now. EILEEN COMERFORD Early Monday morning, stu- Staff Writer dents gathered around a new piece of vandalism outside of the Mary- crest Complex. At that time, the Andrew Strauss has recently piece appeared to displayed the been selected as the new Uni- phrase, “WOMEN ARE ETHERE- versity of Dayton School of Law AL.” Dean. Not only is Dean Strauss an There was more to the message, experienced and qualified interna- but the words had been washed tional law expert, he already has away by the time students were the valuable sense of community able to see the work. The perpetra- intrinsic to UD. tors have not been found and it is “From the moment I set foot still not certain what the motive on campus I felt that UD was a behind the art is meant to be. great fit for me,” Strauss said in This is not the first act of van- an exclusive interview with Flyer dalism to tag this campus in recent News. Describing the sense of memory. community as “palpable,” Strauss For the past month, vandals was immediately impressed and have been tampering with cars and excited to join in toshare his inter- a sorority house on the 400 block of ests and values with those of UD Kiefaber Street. and its Marianist heritage. The crimes have taken place Strauss is coming to UD from when residents were either not Widener University School of Law home or asleep. A resident of the in Wilmington, Delaware, where house and victim of the vandalism, he served as professor of law and senior communication major Gre- associate dean for faculty research ta Hopp, reached out to Flyer News. and strategic initiatives. After the On Feb. 28, Hopp’s car was spray- current dean of the school of law, painted with an almost indecipher- Paul McGreal steps down, Strauss able message. will begin his term on July 1. “At 1:30 a.m., I was still in bed, In the fall of 2008, at Widener, he and my roommate came in and became the first to be awarded the said, ‘Hey, your car got tagged,’” title of Distinguished Professor Hopp said. “I go outside and there’s of Law, along with two other re- red spray paint on my windows, cipients. He led initiatives for the and I thought it said ‘men.’” expansion of international and Hopp notified the police of the graduate programs and helped incident and made a statement. develop other sources of alterna- However, the crimes did not stop. tive revenue for Widener’s School On March 1, a sheet sign hanging of Law. from the front porch of the house Strauss was a leader in reform- was stolen. Hopp said the perpetra- ing Widener law school’s peda- tor later took to the social media gogy. As associate dean, he imple- app Fade to share a picture of the mented multiple assessments and stolen sheet in a VWK room. Top: The “WOMEN ARE ETHEREAL” piece had been partially washed away by late morning Monday, and the whole message applied learning labs to courses, On March 2, residents of the could not be deciphered. Photo courtesy of Saif Alqahatani. Bottom left and right: The word, “MEN!” was tagged on a car as well as promoted active learn- house were notified that their (left) and a sorority house (right) on the 400 block of Kiefaber Street last month. Photos courtesy of Greta Hopp. ing technologies in the classroom. siding had been tagged with the same message. “I think, a week Hopp said. “It said ‘men!’ in red No one has been charged for any vestigation will be available at later, somebody texted us a picture spray paint.”Since the incidents, of the crimes and no suspects have flyernews.com and @FlyerNews saying, ‘I was just outside your UD police have patrolled overtime been named. throughout the following days. house and this is what it says,’” around the area. More information on the in- See DEAN pg. 2 FOLLOW @FLYERNEWS ON TWITTER FOR MORE UPDATES ON CAMPUS, LOCAL, NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS 2 NEWS NEWS 3 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Online at flyernews.com CAMPUS

CELEBRATE THE ARTS ANNA DEAVERE SMITH ‘ON GRACE’ Recycle Life As part of Stander Symposium, the Schus- Playwright, actor and professor Anna Dea- ADVERTISE WITH ter Center will become home to UD student vere Smith will discuss community, char- US OR THIS SPACE art – music, dance, theatre, photography, acter and diversity in the KU Ballroom, MIGHT BECOME A Blood Drive painting, sculpture – for Celebration of the Saturday from 7 to 8 p.m. (after being GOSSIP COLUMN. Wed., April 15 Arts. The performances will be held in the rescheduled from her original March date Noon to 6pm: center’s Mead Theatre, 8 p.m. Wednesday, in the UD Speaker Series). Her presenta- [email protected] and the other activities start at 6:30 p.m. tion, “On Grace,” will show what she has UD RecPlex Source: udayton.edu learned from a breadth of people she has UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON interviewed about controversial issues. Sponsored By: SPEAKER SERIES 2014 –15 RUN IN FIGHT AGAINST EPILEPSY The event is free and open to the public. For the eighth year, UD Rescue Squad Source: udayton.edu Alpha Phi Omega, Red Cross Club, Sigma Iota Rho PERSPECTIVES ON PEACE will honor Lesley Smith, a 2007 alumna FREE who devoted three years to the squad and LATINO(A) AND PROUD ANNA DEAVERE SMITH passed away from epilepsy complications The office of multicultural affairs will host a Recycled SATURDAY, APRIL 11 | 7 P.M. in 2008, in a 5K, Saturday from 10 a.m. to culinary celebration for Hispanic Heritage Grocery Tote ON GRACE 2 p.m. Funds raised will be donated to The Month in Alumni Hall, Wednesday from Made from Epilepsy Foundation. Runners will meet 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Authentic Latin Co-sponsored by the Brother Joseph W. Stander Symposium. in front of the RecPlex before the race. dishes will be served for free, whether you Plastic Bottles Playwright, actor and professor Anna Deavere Smith uses Junior mechanical engineering major Andrew Eckrich, senior mechanical engineering major Andrew Koerner and senior chemi- Source: udayton.edu are a faculty or staff member or a student. When You her unique brand of theatre to highlight issues of community, cal engineering major Jack Schleuter perform at Appalachia Club’s Appalachia Night Saturday. Chris Santucci/Photo Editor Source: udayton.edu Register to character and diversity in America. Smith has been listening to people across the country from all walks of life for the last NATION LOCAL Give Blood! several years and using those conversations as inspiration YOU HAVE ONE PHONE HOME DO YOU ONLY DRINK CRAFT BEER? with the goal of bringing “people across the chasms.” During WHITE AND GOLD OR DISCRIMINATION ROLLING STONE RETRACTS RAPE STORY ‘NO, NOT JONI’ Make an online appointment to donate the course of her presentation Smith performs portrayals of Claudetteia Love, a gay high school stu- Rolling Stone retracted and publicly Singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell was A UD police officer reported that a NASA On April 23, microbrewery Dayton Beer at DonorTime.com & enter Sponsor Code 415 people she has interviewed, recreating a diversity of emotions dent in Louisiana, was told she could apologized for its Nov. 19, 2014 report transported unconscious to the hospi- special agent in charge of the Computer Company will open its doors off the 300 block of East Second Street in downtown Questions? and points of view on controversial issues. Smith was the 2012 not attend her prom wearing a tuxedo. on a University of Virginia rape victim tal March 31 in response to a 911 call. Forensic Lab in the NASA Inspector Gen- 1-800-388-4483 or [email protected] National Humanities Medal winner and was recently selected to Love reported the school was using the referred to as ‘Jackie.’ The magazine The reasons for this transportation are eral’s Office assaulted him, and the agent Dayton. The brewery will include canning deliver the 2015 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities. dress code to discriminate against her commissioned the Columbia University not yet confirmed, but musicians rallied has been ordered to stay in the area un- and bottling lines and will host 36 taps sexual orientation. After the case start- Graduate School of Journalism to do a for the singer on social media, one post- der electronic monitoring (EHDP). The with the company’s own brew, as well as Free and open to the public. For additional information or special ed making headlines, the local school report on the article, and came across ing, “No. Not Joni.” Two of these support- agent reported being invited by a woman craft beers from the region and around accommodations, please contact the Office of the Provost at GivingBlood.org board started intervening in the case. numerous errors in the editing and ers included Boy George and Billy Idol. he met at Timothy’s bar to her Fairground the country. Founder and University of 937-229-2245. Learn more at go.udayton.edu/speakerseries. Source: Time Magazine research and reporting of the article. Source: BBC Avenue apartment, where he was later ar- Cincinnati alumnus Pete Hilgeman hopes Source: NPR rested. Source: Dayton Daily News to expand to Columbus and Cincinnati. LAUNDRY SAVES SAILOR LYNCH NOT ENTERING TWIN PEAKS Source: Dayton Daily News After 66 days of surviving on raw fish and REVENGE PORN SITE CREATOR JAILED Showtime’s reboot of the 90s cult clas- OHIO POLLS PRO-POT HOT WHEELS REPORTED rainwater, a 37-year-old sailor was saved A San Diego creator of ugotposted.com, sic “Twin Peaks” will reboot in 2016 In a poll released Monday, about 84 per- by the U.S. Coast Guard. Once the man’s a revenge porn website, was sentenced to without creator David Lynch. Lynch said cent of Ohio voters in the sample reported Residents near South Kilmer Street fishing ship turned awry, he captured fish 18 years in prison Friday. The man would the network wasn’t offering the finan- supporting the legalization of medical and Home Avenue reported a fire by luring them with his laundry and trap- blackmail victims hundreds of dollars to cial resources he needed to create the marijuana, and 52 percent reported the Sunday morning, in which a stolen ping them with a net and rationing rain remove naked photos and personal infor- show “the way it needed to be done,” he same for recreational marijuana. But 84 2001 Ford Explorer was intentionally water to stay hydrated enough to survive. mation from the website, leading to job fir- tweeted. He personally broke the news percent of those polled said they wouldn’t set on fire. The vehicle had been sto- The University of Dayton Presents Source: BBC ings, break-ups and an attempted suicide. to the actors last weekend. At least Spe- use the drug themselves. The margin of len from a Chelsea Avenue resident, Source: The Guardian cial Agent Dale Cooper will still be there. error for the poll is plus or minus three who had reported the stolen vehicle. Source: CNN percent. Source: Dayton Daily News Source: Dayton Daily News WORLD SUDOKU DIFFICULTY // EASY Schuster Performing Arts Center IRAN LETS WOMEN WATCH SPORTS SPECTERS SPOTTED IN SPACE FIDEL CASTRO IS STILL HERE April 8th, 2015 One West Second Street Women around the world may not have NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has After more than a year away from the total equality yet, but Iran decided photographed tens of thousands of public eye, former Cuban President 6:30 p.m. Interactive art installations to allow its female citizens to attend light-years-long green filaments in deep Fidel Castro made an appearance. in the Wintergarden - and watch - major sporting events. space. These green specters reveal them- The 88-year-old greeted a Venezuelan The women were once prohibited from selves when quasars, or active galaxies, delegation at a school for a solidar- 8 p.m. Performance in Mead Theatre entering stadiums holding games at- glow then dim, when radiation brings ity mission and seemed aware and tended by men, and now they can at- these shapes (or ghosts) to life. These healthy, according to a local news outlet. Tickets are free but required. Tickets for UD students, faculty and staff tend games with their families (as long galaxies are created when gas super- Source: The Week magazine are available at the Kennedy Union box office with a valid University ID. Tickets for the general public are available by calling Ticket Center as those sports are not overly mas- heats and surrounds supermassive Stage at 937-228-3630 or online at ticketcenterstage.com. culine, like wrestling and swimming). black holes at the center of a host galaxy. Free transportation to the Schuster from campus provided by Greater Source: Time Magazine Source: BBC Dayton RTA. Roundtrip chartered buses will depart from the corner of Stewart and Alberta (near A lot) at 6:35 p.m. and 7:20 p.m. on April 8. POOP GETS POLITICAL THE NEWS IS WRITTEN IN INK, MARK

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Presenting Sponsors Media Co-Sponsors protest to express their “collective dis- for more. Company executives have re- gust.” The protestors covered a statue of portedly met with other media compa- Cecil John Rhodes, who once colonized nies like BuzzFeed, National Geographic and exploited the land for his own ben- and The New York Times to negotiate efit, in feces. They called the statue a deals for Facebook-exclusive news con- /standersymposium “symbol of racial oppression” and have tent, and the company is pushing for ties since covered that symbol in signs and with other companies like Instagram as trash bags. Source: Aljazeera well. Source: The Week magazine Solution to Issue 22 sudoku 4 NEWS NEWS 5 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Dayton 2 Daytona aims to excite, names first musical act Peace Walk aims to unite Dayton community The Dayton International Peace people in their own lives as heroes ATTRIBUTION ERROR MEGGIE WELCH CASSIDY COLARIK The trip started with humble be- precautionary steps they should Staff Writer Museum and The National Confer- who have made a peaceful differ- Staff Writer ginnings, just 50 seniors renting take to ensure their safety before ence for Community and Justice ence. a bus to make their way down to leaving for the trip and to utilize of Greater Dayton created this “Mahatma Gandhi is my hero Daytona. With the assistance of while they are in Daytona. The Dayton International Peace event and hopes it becomes a tra- because his life and work has in- With the end of the school year student-leisure tour company The Dayton 2 Daytona student Museum and the National Confer- dition around Dayton. spired me to seek out peace over approaching, the stress of school Campus Vacations, Dayton 2 Day- committee has been working dili- ence for Community and Justice Wright State University has violence,” Bloomingdale said, “He Outstanding work should never be overlooked; our work and exams weighs heavily on tona has developed into an exten- gently since September to achieve of Greater Dayton is hosting its decided to help out with the walk showed me that you did not need to photographers work diligently to ensure that all students’ minds. To relieve them sive event throughout the years. another successful annual Day- first annual Peace Heroes Walk and a few of their student orga- use violence to create real change campus events get the coverage they deserve. Last of their anxities, the Dayton 2 Day- Four neighboring Daytona ho- tona trip. In the upcoming weeks, May 2 at Riverscape MetroPark. nizations are going to have teams in this world.” issue, Flyer News published a series of basketball tona committee announced their tels are closed off solely for UD their vision will become public to The Dayton International Peace participate in the walk. There are many more real-world photographs by student photographer Jed Gerlach. Due to a production error, Gerlach’s attribution was first performer: Hoodie Allen. students while complimentary the UD student body, which will Museum and the National Confer- Daniel Bloomingdale, a WSU examples on their website and it cut off from basketball images on pages 14 and 16 in The tradition of attending Day- snacks and beverages, live music, spark the excitement to a new level ence for Community and Justice student, is in charge of reaching is a great opportunity to look into issue 22. Flyer News regrets this oversight. ton 2 Daytona is perhaps most and daytime activities are provid- among campus. have decided to pay tribute to the out to universities, particularly all of the different ways college importantly regarded as the last ed. Over the years, Dayton 2 Day- “I cannot wait for students to 1995 Dayton Peace Accords, which UD and WSU. He believes any col- students and even younger kids college celebration for graduating tona has expanded to nearly 2,500 hear and see all the committees helped end the violence in Bosnia, lege student would be excited to be can make a peaceful difference in seniors. students in attendance each year. plans to be in put into action in since it is the 20th anniversary of at the first Dayton Peace Heroes a violent world. “D2D is by far one of my favor- To get students amped up for the upcoming weeks, not only will the event. The Dayton Internation- Walk. Riverscape MetroPark is located ite traditions at the University of Dayton to Daytona, there is a it amplify the excitement for the al Peace Museum is hosting other According to its website, The at 111 E. Monument Ave. Dayton. There is no better way Daytona-themed week held at trip, but it will also give students events around to try and solve the Dayton International Peace Mu- Registration for the event be- to celebrate the end of the year the university. The dates for this the motivation they need to push violence problems happening in seum’s motto for the event is, “be gins at 8 a.m. and the walk is set and send off the seniors than by year’s Daytona-themed week are through the rest of the semester,” the Greater Dayton area. the change you want to see in the to begin at 9 a.m. You can find out a week on the pool deck with your from Monday through April 18. Fulkerson said. The 1995 Dayton Peace Accords world.” The goal of the walk is to more information and sign up for friends,” senior and Dayton 2 Day- Themes for each day are being fi- The remaining safety forum ses- involved President Bill Clinton promote peaceful alternatives to the event at www.daytonpeace- tona committee member Kelly nalized and are to be announced in sions are scheduled: April 7 in KU and many other world leaders conflict, just as many world lead- museum.org/peace-heroes-walk Fulkerson said. the next few weeks along with this ballroom at 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 8:30 working together to end the hor- ers have shown us how to do. or peaceheroeswalk.org. There is The love for this tradition is year’s performing artists and hotel p.m., April 12 in VWK, at 5:30 p.m., rific events of the Bosnian War The website gives some exam- also a Walk Info Hotline: 937-999- not just limited to upperclassmen, destinations. 7 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and April 20 in and was a major event not only in ples of peaceful heroes. However, 7314. it extends from all students of the According to Dayton 2 Daytona’s VWK at 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 8:30 p.m. Dayton’s history, but world history. they encourage some to choose community. official Twitter, rapper Hoodie Al- “Hearing about upperclassmen len will be performing live at the reminisce on their memories asso- event May 7. ciated with this trip makes me ex- Student bands that wish to cited to experience Daytona when I perform in Daytona are required am a junior and senior,” first-year to submit a video to the Dayton 2 START ReAching higheR. Lauren Murphy said. Daytona executive board. According to the Dayton 2 Day- Additionally, students are re- tona website, the 2015 trip marks quired to attend one safety forum Organizers of Dayton 2 Daytona energize a crowd during an event Nov. 11, 2014. Jed Gerlach/Staff the 38th anniversary since the session. These hour-long forums Photographer Start growing. annual trip was first established. serve to educate students about the START CHALLENGING YOUR STRENGTHS. DEAN (cont. from pg. 1) The University of Dayton ap- In response to being asked what as an incubator of thought and The most important piece of a difficult part of human develop- pealed to Strauss especially be- the law school can look forward research. He talked of his pub- advice Strauss gave law students ment, but Strauss encouraged stu- START puShing youR limiTS. START SHAPING YOUR FUTURE. cause of UD’s Marianist tradition, to under his leadership, Strauss lic mission as dean to guide the today was for them to discover and dents to find the techniques for with which he said he agrees on started out by outlining what a school of law in taking “abstract be true to their own inner vision such discovery. many levels. The emphasis the great law school should have. Ac- social theories of how society of their place in the legal system. “The beginning of finding an- Marianists place on inclusivity cording to Strauss, the kind of should be and translating them “This means not just passively swers is to take the uncomfortable and the education of the whole law school will give students fun- into concrete institutional reality, following the path of least resis- step of admitting confusion and person resonates very much with damental knowledge and skills giving students a broad and holis- tance toward a legal career that daring to confront the question,” START mAKing A DiFFeRence. him, Stauss said. necessary to practice law, such as tic education.” they do not feel ownership in,” Strauss said. “It’s a journey, but in As someone who believes in the basic analytic skills and clear oral Along with his Marianist val- Strauss said. He acknowledged my experience, law students who START BUILDING CONFIDENCE. ability to change and adapt, an im- and written communication abili- ues, Strauss was also drawn to that the discovery of such an in- wholeheartedly embark upon this Sm perative fundamental to Marianist ties. UD’s global focus, especially in- ner vision is a lot easier said than journey reap great rewards, and a START STRong. ideals, Strauss said this adaptabil- This knowledge also includes volving the work being done in done. Asking and answering the fulfilling career is one of them.” ity is “reflected in everything from “basic practice skills such as the programs such as the Hanley Sus- question “Who am I?” is generally the university’s entrepreneurial ability to draft legal documents tainability Institute and the Hu- culture to the really innovative and to relate well to clients,” man Rights Center. Having spent scholarship that the faculty is Strauss said. his career as a legal academic 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 producing.” “I want our students to experi- teaching and studying interna- full-tuition, merit-based scholarships and a monthly stipend to help pay for your education. An example of how the law ence for themselves, in their own tional law and having done work And when you graduate, you will have an edge in life as an Army Officer and a leader. school is maintaining adaptability, unique ways, the excitement of on international law, Strauss is a To get started, visit goarmy.com/flyer15 Strauss said, is in its focus on law the study and pursuit of law,” global addition to UD. and technology. Strauss said. “One of the things I Strauss is an universal figure, “This is about understanding would like to do as dean is to help specializing in international eco- the legal implications of the pro- students find their own career vi- nomic law, international transac- found technological revolution, sions, to help give them a sense of tions, public international law, in- particularly in information tech- what is possible for themselves.” ternational organizations, global 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. nology, that we are all experienc- At UD, Strauss plans to take warming litigation and interna- ing,” Strauss said. seriously the school of law’s role tional jurisdiction. ©2008. paid for by the united States Army. All rights reserved. 6 NEWS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Online at flyernews.com US nuclear deal with Iran signals first step toward peace Ghost Town Silence shows off new lineup, EP ROGER HOKE and testing can no longer be done man, an op-ed columnist for The MARY KATE DORR News Editor on it for nuclear purposes. New York Times, published Sun- Asst. A&E Editor just wasn’t worth pursuing.” BBC News reports that if Iran day. “What we will be doing even Gilliam described the produc- meets these requirments, the as we enter into this deal is send- Dayton-based rock ‘n‘ roll and tion of the new EP as a quick and Lausanne, Switzerland, was the world powers will offer multiple ing a very clear message to the Americana band Ghost Town Si- painless process compared to pre- setting last week for an important reparations to Iran for its suffer- Iranians and to the entire region lence will play the Oregon Express vious albums. The band was able moment in U.S. and world history ing economy. that if anybody messes with Israel, in Dayton’s Oregon District Satur- to record at In the Red Recording, when a tentative Joint Comprehen- The powers will offer “lim- America will be there.” day to promote the release of its located close to UD and closer sive Plan of Action (JCPOA) was ited, temporary, targeted and re- Obama and Secratery of State new EP, “Shadows.” Playing with to home for the local band than agreed upon with Iran, according versable refief” to Iran. No new John Kerry have both shown sup- Ghost Town Silence will be Akillis Franklin, Ohio, where they re- to CNN. nuclear sanctions will be put on port of the deal, but some congres- Greene and ToddtheFoxMusic, a corded previous albums. Iran has agreed to many differ- Iran if they abide by the current sional republicans have shown solo acoustic performer. The energy for this EP was dif- ent limits regarding their nuclear parameters. Also, $4.2 billion of frustration with the accord. All performances feature a bass ferent for the band as well. program. oil revenue will be given to Iran in According to The Guardian, player and Akillis Greene and Gilliam described a particular Two-thirds of Iran’s uranium installments. John Boehner, the House speaker, ToddtheFoxMusic feature a wash song that the band was struggling enriching centrifuges, which make Most importantly, many sanc- refered to the deal as “an alarming board player. to record: “The vibe just wasn’t uranium usable for nuclear weap- tions on the import and export departure from the White House’s Tom Gilliam, lead guitar and there.” Instead of playing the song ons will be placed under the con- regulations Iran follows will be initial goals” and insisted that co-lead vocalist of Ghost Town Si- countless times in hopes of find- trol of the International Atomic lifted, allowing for Iran’s economy Congress “be allowed to fully re- lence, is looking forward to re-en- ing one they liked for the album, Energy Agency (IAEA). The re- to grow. view the details of any agreement tering the bar scene after playing the band took a break and went maining centrifuges will only be Israeli officials were quick to before any sanctions are lifted.” at various music festivals, includ- outside to re-energize and focus allowed to do a minimal amount criticize the JCPOA, noting sev- “These negotiations began, by ing the Dayton Music Festival and on the music. “When we came back of work for the next 10 to 15 years. eral issues they felt were left un- President Obama’s own admission, a performance at the University of inside, it sounded great. We ended The IAEA will also keep a close covered, according to The New as an effort to deny Iran nuclear Dayton’s McGinnis Center. Local band Ghost Town Silence will play an album release show at Oregon Express Saturday. Photo courtesy of Ghost up using that take for the EP,” Gil- watch on the nuclear facilities York Times. A few of the criti- capabilities, but instead will only “Being on a college campus of- Town Silence. liam said. Iran will have in operation for the cisms Israeli leaders had were: legitimize those activities,” for- fers a different audience,” Gilliam Ghost Town Silence is looking next 25 years. Iran will have to give there should be an end to any re- mer Florida governor and poten- said. “You know they are there to board player, joined the band the “They basically said that they that another band could not touch. forward to seeing how the new open access to IAEA officials to search on nuclear development tial president candidate Jeb Bush hear you play your music and at a following spring. Current percus- were big time now and had a radio “Ghost Town Silence” was the music is received by Dayton music all parts of their nuclear facilities in Iran, nearly all Iranian centri- said. “I cannot stand behind such bar. It’s not always like that.” sionist Brian Winter entered the label in California,” Gilliam said. name of a song recorded by the fans in the Oregon District, above and the country will also have to fuges should be confiscated in case a flawed agreement.” This will also be the first time band almost immediately after the The Rebel Set had purchased the band when it was still known as anything else. gain prior approval before build- Iran breaks the JCPOA and tries “President Obama’s deal with Ghost Town Silence plays a bar previous drummer left last June. trademark in 2010 but waited to the Rebel Set. After searching “We’re mainly just excited to be ing any new nuclear facilities. to build a bomb and revelation of Iran is a good one,” President of venue since its recent lineup The lineup isn’t the only recent contact Ghost Town Silence until the Internet, the only result for back at Oregon Express,” Gilliam BBC News reported several key past nuclear activity done by the Ohio College Democrats Mike Brill change. change for Ghost Town Silence. last year. “Ghost Town Silence” had been said. points in the deal. country’s military program. said. “It restricts Iran’s ability to Ghost Town Silence had the Formerly known as the Rebel Set, “We tried coming up with new the band talking about the album Ghost Town Silence will play at The plan includes reducing the United States officials see the create nuclear weapons while still same keyboard player from late the band changed its name last names, but it was mostly just stu- with that song. the Oregon Express Saturday at uranium in Iranian posession to deal in completely different way allowing Iran to grow its economy 2005, when the band was estab- year after receiving a Facebook pid, funny stuff,” Gilliam said. “It wasn’t worth suing anyone 10 p.m. Its new EP, “Shadows,” is oxide form so that it is no longer than the diplomats of Israel. through nuclear energy and re- lished, until November of 2013. message from a band under the They wanted a name more repre- over,” Gilliam said. “We play mu- available on Spotify and the band’s usable for nuclear production. The President Barack Obama felt the duced economic sanctions from Nathan Warden, the current key- same name. sentative of the band and a name sic for fun, but all have careers. It website, ghosttownsilence.com. only centrifuges Iran is allowed to JCPOA was a “once in a lifetime the international community.” produce are to replace machines opportunity.” Obama also stated he UD college republicans did not COLUMN no longer in operation. thought the deal was kind gesture respond for comment. Also, work on the Arak heavy- in the way of Israel, reported The All the exact parameters of the Heyrocco inspires high school flashbacks water reactor, which can turn plu- New York Times. JCPOA according to the U.S. De- tonium to uranium is being halted “This is our best bet by far to partment of State can be viewed ALLISON KURTZ simple guitar riffs, Cooper with his “Virgin” and lyrics saying “I’ll have by the deal. make sure Iran doesn’t get a nu- at http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ Staff Writer catchy drum fills and Cool with his you back before your family’s heads WHAT ARE YOU DOING NEXT YEAR? No works are to be commis- clear weapon,” Obama said in an prs/ps/2015/04/240170.htm. Statistics according to BBC News. Infographic courtesy of Chris Santucci/ smooth bass lines, produce a unique get sour” and “Why haven’t I found sioned, no fuel is to be made for it interview with Thomas L. Fried- Photo Editor. From the first line of its debut but awesome sound that can take my place yet? 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PROFILE 18 Woodland Ben Huey is pursuing something changed when he studied abroad We would cheer on each other even slightly less related to his major. in Florence, Italy. Circus perform- during the auditions. It’s not like Huey’s aspirations have led him ing is very popular in Europe, ac- most people think with theater and to train for a career that is both cording to Huey, and this piqued musicals. It’s very supportive.” KATY HOEPER MO: There are so many. How about magical and mesmerizing – he cur- his interest. This experience moti- The New England Center for Staff Writer that one time it was the first day be- rently attends circus school. vated him to take a leap of faith, so Circus Arts accepted him, and the ing at Dayton and I was crying to a Huey graduated from the Uni- he could leap from a trapeze. first few months were spent train- FN: How did you guys meet? bunch of girls I had just met about versity of Dayton in 2014 with Joining the circus is often seen ing on many apparatuses. This al- Allie Heraty: I met Meghan the first being dumped over the phone. Long a major in dietetics. He was in- as a romanticized dream, Huey lows the students to get a feel for day of freshman year. Humanities distance relationships are rough, volved with dance ensemble, op- said, but he has learned it takes the arts they want to major in. Plaza was where it began … She had especially when it’s been an entire era workshop and even played more than just dreaming to turn “It’s very demanding,” he said. just been dumped. day without seeing your significant the lead character, Pseudolus, in these fantasies into a reality. First, “A lot of it is self-directed. Our Amanda Ronshausen: Meghan and other. the main-stage musical “A Funny he had to be accepted into a cir- class time is nine hours a week. I went to high school together, al- AH: I went to the Galley to get a Thing Happened on the Way to the cus school. Ben applied to the New The rest of the time, we can be in though really became friends as milkshake, so clearly I got a Mocha Forum.” England Center for Circus Arts. there practicing our skills. There’s floormates freshman year. Madness. I went to the Rec after, and “I have been in musical theater The acceptance process involved upwards of 25 to 30 hours a week Marissa Mueller: I think we all be- the guy checking me in told me to all of my life,” Huey said. “I was two steps. The first was to cre- of training.” All of the student’s came friends sophomore year. check my reflection when I got a one of those kids that thought do- ate an audition video that would hard work is later showcased in a Alumnus Ben Huey didn’t learn this in his dietetics classes at UD. Photo cour- Hallie Wiedner: Jasper is where it chance. When I checked, I had milk- ing backflips and handstands was showcase strength, coordination winter performance. tesy of Ben Huey. all flourished. shake all over my face. I was like the really cool. Then I studied abroad and flexibility. After winter break, the students Joker of chocolate. my junior year and thought I “They wanted to see cartwheels, focus more on their major. Huey is into our heads. You have to commit this program a gateway into the FN: Give everyone in your house a HW: The Stuart Hill was a rough should get into that stuff. Perform- pull-ups, and I threw in juggling majoring in the chinese pole with to what you’re doing,” Huey said. European circus circuit. superlative. place for me. I crawled up it. And ing made me happy, so I mixed and rope climbing,” Huey said. a minor in hand balancing. The After graduating, Huey hopes to Huey is proof that there is still Meghan Ostermueller: Hallie is fell down it a lot. both performing and acrobatics.” The school then reviewed the vid- chinese pole involves the acrobats attend a graduate program at the room for wonder and amazement Most Likely to Tell You the Truth. AH: Also, Hallie threw up once in a During Huey’s college career, he eo and invited Huey to audition in climbing, in a Spiderman-like Quebec Circus School or audition in the form of circus acts in our AH: Or scream in your face. towel, came downstairs and handed also participated in a one-month person in New England. This step fashion, 10 to 30 feet on a singular for a summer program at the Acad- technological world, and that great MM: Meghan is the Best Dancer. it to me, and then I spent the next introduction at the School of Ac- in the process was a 12-hour audi- vertical pole. The performers then emy of Circus Arts in the U.K. performers can come from any- MO: No I am not. hour scrubbing it in the shower. Meghan Ostermueller, Allie Heraty, Marissa Mueller, Amanda Ronshausen and Hallie Wiedner are big Sheryl Crow fans. robatics and New Circus Arts in tion to displayed his strengths. hold themselves in poses that are This program allows for young where, even little Dayton, Ohio. HW: Yes, you are. Are you kidding And where was Hallie? Photo courtesy of Meghan Ostermueller. Seattle, Washington. While there, Huey had performed in many horizontal to the ground. These circus performers to take classes me? Money Maker? HW: I had gone to bed. he was introduced to many differ- auditions throughout his theatri- stunts require tremendous physi- and create acts with professionals. MO: Amanda is Betty Crocker. She AH: And only if Cher Lloyd and MO: It’s all wood inside. So cozy. HW: Meghan will have seven dogs. ent circus arts, but mostly flying cal career, but this audition was cal and mental strength. It is typical for talent scouts to at- bakes things all the time. FN: If you guys could be any Dis- Becky G came too. My girl times Probably eight different types of MO: Definitely a dog lady ... but trapeze and static trapeze. He also different. He was used to competi- “A lot of what we do is getting tend these shows, which makes HW: That we come back and eat at ney character, who would everyone two. wood in that house. And another hopefully be in love? Maybe? I’m 2 a.m. be and why? place is obviously Taco Bell. going to live in the city too. Maybe MO: Marissa is the Mom. HW: Don’t give me a Disney prin- FN: Do you have any advice for un- move to the ‘burbs eventually. AR: She initiates the family din- cess. derclassmen? FN: If you were visiting for your 10- HW: Don’t sell out. Be my room- Nashville songstress to preview new album in Dayton ners. AH: Just for that, I am making you AH: Bill’s Donuts is not the same as year reunion, what would everyone mate. CARI ZAHN such as Josh Turner, Sara Evans, MM: Allie is the Clown. Cinderella. Stan’s Donuts. Meghan and I went be up to? AH: Meghan, you’re not going to let Staff Writer David Nail, Steve Earl and Jenny HW: No, Allie is Most Likely to MM: No, this isn’t Disney, but Hallie like three times, and we didn’t MM: Allie will be married with four us come over, because we’ll mess Douglas. Brill sites opening for Give You a Cliché When You’re De- is literally Tibby from “Sisterhood know why everyone thought it was sets of triplets. your entire house up. Bluesy American country art- The Band Perry as being one of pressed. of the Traveling Pants.” so great but we thought it was ter- AH: Yes, I would have a lot of mul- MO: Amanda will have her own ist Logan Brill will perform songs her biggest music accomplish- MO: She always has a motivational MO: I feel like Allie would be Sebas- rible. Then we realized we were at tiples. bakery on the side, because she’s from her new full-length album, ments. quote as her background. tian. the wrong place. The worst part is HW: Allie is going to take over the an entrepreneur. “Shut Eye,” set to release this “We just got to rock at the beach AH: “Ariel, life under the sea is any- that it says “Stan” in huge letters world and live somewhere really MM: And we will all be living in her spring. Attendees of this acoustic which was a blast,” Brill said of FN: What is your house song? thing better than what they got up on the sign. cool. basement. show can expect an authentic jam the experience. “They put together HW: We are big Sheryl Crow fans. there.” I love Disney Pandora, that’s MM: It was an honest mistake. Do- AH: And I will still have four states AR: Gotta have my taste testers! session from Brill and her two ac- an amazing show.” AH: *sings* “The first cut is the how I knew that. nut shops are such a thing in Ohio. left to visit. I need to get to Wash- HW: I will be taking loans out of her companying guitarists. Her career accomplishments deepest …” HW: Meghan, you’re the genie, be- That and cemeteries. ington, Oregon, Alaska and Hawaii bank account. Brill describes her new album aren’t expected to stop there. Brill MO: “Picture” by Kid Rock and cause you make people’s wishes MO: Well, people die. And they like eventually. MM: When you guys visit this is as “seasoned” and “more rock hopes to one day perform at the Sheryl Crow. come true. donuts. MO: Allie is clearly very interest- how it will be: Auntie Meg will country.” While Brill felt she was Grand Ole Opry. AH: We like to jam to Whitney MO: How is that me? MM: When in doubt, order a break- ing. She also has a twin. bring the pups. Auntie Allie will more experienced in the making As for her upcoming show in Houston in the parking lot, too. HW: I just think you’re a good fast pizza. HW: Yeah, you should just do the bring the fish sticks. Auntie Aman- of this album, she enjoyed the Dayton, Brill is hoping to get peo- AR: We love our throwbacks, friend. MO: Never underestimate the pow- Porch Profile on her. da with the crafts. And Auntie Hal learning the writing and record- ple moving with her songs, stating MO: “Shower” is Allie’s anthem. MO: Aw, thanks Hal. er of dry shampoo. MO: Hallie will be in her own flat in with all the goodies. ing process of her first album, they are both fun to listen to and AH: Becky G is my girl. AH: Marissa, you’re Mrs. Potts! AR: Get off campus every once in Chicago, because she doesn’t want MO: Allie, you will have a wall of “Walking Wires.” She describes dance to. Along with songs from MM: “C’mon Chip, get to the cup- awhile. to get married. And she will be blog- Biggie stuff. “Walking Wires” as being more “Shut Eye,” Brill will feature FN: What’s your most embarrassing board.” MM: Go to the Oregon District and ging about how getting married is MM: We will all get together to mid-tempo than “Shut Eye.” songs from her first album and moment at UD? MO: Amanda is Grandmother Wil- Yellow Springs. stupid and binding yourself to one watch the Duggars. “It was like compiling a big pile some well-known covers. AH: I’m trying to think of one that low from “Pocahontas” because she MO: Get a campus job. person is archaic. MO: No, I hope one of them goes of songs that I love and picking “We’re gonna have a really great could go in the paper … Well, once is so wise. HW: Go to the Write Place. MM: Oh, and she will have cured crazy. from that,” Brill said to describe time,” Brill said. I got stuck to an elliptical. I was MM: Don’t go to Skyline. diabetes and epilepsy. HW: “Breaking Duggars.” Logan Brill will play an acoustic show at Canal Public House Sunday. Photo courtesy of Jami Fugate. what went into the making of Logan Brill will perform at the trying to get the cleaner and my FN: Who do you want to see perform MO: It’s not actually chili. That MO: Marissa. White picket fence. MM: Hallie and John David will end Walking Wires. “I love every song Canal Public House, 208 E. First shirt got stuck in the spinning part in Daytona? should be their tagline. Three kids. With perfect meals and up together. on that album.” music began at an even earlier ing with her family and sharing with Carnival music as a songwrit- St., Sunday at 7 p.m. Doors open at of this guy’s elliptical. I got like AH: Sheryl Crow or Sean Paul. I AH: Hickory BBQ is a hidden gem. perfect portions. In the suburbs of HW: I will corrupt him. We don’t do Brill moved to Nashville when age. Coming from a musical fam- her love for music with all of them. er and started working on her first 3 pm. Tickets can be purchased in sucked into it, and we eventually have diverse taste. Chicago. And she and her husband side hugs, John David. she was 18 to make her way into ily, Brill recalled sitting around a After making the move to Nash- record. Since, she has opened for advance for $8 or $10 at the doors. just had to rip me out. I left the rec AR: But Kid Rock would have to FN: What’s your favorite spot at UD? are both going to work at an ad AR: That’s right ... straight to hand the music scene, but her love for campfire at her dad’s cabin, sing- ville, Brill signed a publishing deal a wide range of big-name artists All ages are welcome. with a huge hole in my shirt. make an appearance for “Picture.” AH: The Ski Lodge. 40 Jasper. agency and be like a dynamic duo. holding. 10 OPINIONS OPINIONS 11 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Cruz’s imagination sounds a lot like Lennon “Spring is nature’s way of saying, ‘Let’s party!’” those who come to achieve the high school. Choosing a school yet if these issues were addressed it is much easier to work through American dream.” should only come into play if that wouldn’t his desire of free school the problems hidden beneath the —Robin Williams, 1951–2014 While there are definitely some school is losing money and thus choice follow more easily? While surface instead of attempting to images I did not wish to imagine, cutting core classes, as happened these civil rights are not under solve the problem from a superfi- there was one item in particular to a school district near my home- as much fire as they were half of cial level. which Cruz said that stood out to town which failed every levy. a century ago, if we continue to By making a significant effort at me: “Imagine embracing school I was hopeful that Cruz would work toward them, other freedoms working toward or fixing these is- STEVEN GOODMAN choice as the civil rights issue clear up what he meant by school entwined with these larger issues sues, I would assume Cruz’s dream editorial Asst. Opinions Editor of the next generation that every being the “civil rights issue of the will become simpler to achieve. of solving the “civil rights issue” fn President-elect thanks voters single child, regardless of race, re- next generation.” Instead, I felt his The country has made some prog- of school choice would come or- We did not have a fancy strat- certainly could not have won with- In case you haven’t heard the gardless of ethnicity, regardless of expansion upon this idea caused ress on the issues Cruz touches ganically. However, I don’t find ROLLING STONE RETRACTED egy or an elaborate social media out the help of those who took the news yet, Ted Cruz has become wealth or ZIP Code, every child in him to trip over his own feet. To upon, (discrimination due to race school choice to be a civil rights is- campaign, and we didn’t make time out of their day. We won only the first person to announce he is America has the right to a quality say that “every single child, re- or ethnicity and income inequal- sue of any sort. Quality education A ROLLBACK FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTION any promises to anybody to help because we had the support of the running for president in 2016. In education.” gardless of race, regardless of ity), but we are by no means over in itself is a fundamental right, Last November, Rolling Stone published an article entitled ‘A Rape on gain backing. But as we traversed hundreds of students on campus a speech at Liberty University, it The first part confused me; ethnicity, regardless of wealth or and done. but choosing the school it occurs Campus,’ a graphic, compelling account of one University of Virginia campus and had personal conver- who truly believed in us, so thank became clear his motto is “reig- education itself is definitely a ZIP Code, every child in America Not to mention the fact that at is not. Cruz, in a way, outlines student’s sexual assault and the failure of the university’s adminis- sations with students, we were as- you. niting the promise of America.” civil right, but actually choosing has the right to a quality educa- this is nowhere near an exhaus- this when he describes what is tration to adequately address her case. This article received viral cir- tounded by the amount of support You helped us win, and now we Although, if you actually listened a school? I doubt it. Schools found tion” touches upon some major tive list. Cruz left out discrimina- preventing school choice: major culation, with more online views than any other piece unrelated to a MIKE BRILL we received from those we spoke are ready to help you. We want to to (or even read) his speech, you in the same type of community are civil rights issues that are still tion based on sex, sexual orienta- civil rights issues. He also strikes celebrity by the magazine. However, as a result of criticisms from other Columnist, Junior to. represent every student here at would most likely assume his mot- fairly equal in terms of education. present, will most likely still be tion and religion. While there are me as not fully invested in the cur- publications regarding the specifics of the story, in early December, an We found many who passion- UD. Clark and I both are excited to involved the word “imagine,” Sure one district may have more around by the next generation and certainly others, these, and those rent civil rights battles. After all, editor’s note was appended to the article that, effectively, retracted the I wanted to write this article ately believe in us and what we to represent the student body and especially since, according to the music electives than the other or are significantly more important Cruz states, are some of the most how can you decide the civil rights entire story. Additionally, a police investigation confirmed that there to thank each and every one of stand for. We talked to students help improve the lives of every Washington Post, he used it more offer AP European History where- than school choice. prominent in the world right now. issue of the next generation when was no evidence to support that the University of Virginia student had you. I am humbled to say that I who truly believe that we can best student here at the University of than once per minute. as another doesn’t, but the funda- If Cruz wishes to tackle the is- If the battles surrounding these the ones from the previous genera- been a victim of rape. am your next student government lead the student body and create Dayton. Cruz asked his audience to mental components of education sue of school choice, the underly- civil rights issues were eradicat- tion are still ongoing? According to the managing editor of the magazine, many of the prob- president. My running mate, Hay- substantial positive change here As president and vice president imagine a plethora of things: “a remain the same at each school. ing problems he defined should be ed, it would certainly be easier for lems cited by the story’s critics seemed to indicate a systematic failure ley Clark, and I decided to run be- at the University of Dayton. Know- of the student body, that is our federal government that protects I seriously doubt that I would confronted first. Cruz wants us to persons of any sex, religion, race, on the part of Rolling Stone to properly investigate and report on the cause we believe that student gov- ing we had such strong supporters job. If you would like to tell me the right to keep and bear arms” have been better prepared for col- imagine a world where persons ethnicity, sexual orientation or in- story. Rolling Stone commissioned a report by members of the Colum- ernment needs strong leaders to behind us helped keep us excited about an issue you have, or sim- or “a legal immigration system lege if I had attended a school one may choose a school regardless come to obtain a quality education. bia School of Journalism, published Sunday, outlining the procedural fight the big issues on campus on and dedicated to the campaign. ply sit down for a meal and talk that welcomes and celebrates or two districts over from my own of their race, ethnicity or wealth, When you want an issue resolved, failures of the magazine in reporting the story. your behalf. We ran our campaign It is not a common occurrence with me, please send me an email The failure of the magazine to adequately determine the facts of the focusing on three of those issues: to find students who are fired up at [email protected] or reach story before publication have, without a doubt, hurt the cause of sexual sexual assault, diversity inclusive- about a student government race, out to me if you see me around violence prevention across the nation. We feel that to report so poorly ness and mental health. But there especially here at UD, so we are campus. on a story so graphic is shamefully negligent at best. are many other aspects of campus very grateful for that. My goal as student government The misrepresentation of this story has set back the national dia- life that affect the students here at Many of our friends, and even president is to be available and Police occupy Dayton, cities across US logue on campus sexual assault, casting doubt on survivors who step the university that we are anxious some strangers, were willing to accessible to every student, so First, there were the pictures A Senate hearing in September cannon,” this system, according to versity’s website, is $19,545 per very riot-ready police officers. forward and discouraging others from doing so. We cannot allow this to help fix. on our behalf, and those people that no student’s issue goes unan- of a town driven over the edge by found that the federal government the company that produces them, semester for full-time students to This just made me wonder, if the misrepresentation to cause us to treat sexual assault survivors with We wanted to explain to stu- are the reason we won the elec- swered. I look forward to speak- a single officer’s grave mistake, is sending over $1 billion worth of is designed to overcome “the back- attend classes. This means that game had turned out differently, anything other than compassion. dents how we planned on fixing tion. We could not have won with- ing with and meeting anyone who then the massive law enforcement military equipment straight from ground noise of vehicles, vessels, the university felt it important would I have been beaten by the We must always try to eradicate violence of any form on our campus. those pervasive problems on cam- out those who told everyone they needs help getting their voice and military response appeared. the ending wars in the Middle sirens and boisterous crowds to en- enough to prevent a few thousand shiny yellow batons they were car- Green dots are positive, but creating an environment in which they are pus, so our campaign plan was knew to vote for us. We could not heard here at UD. When I saw the pictures of Fer- East to police departments across sure each message is clearly heard students from standing in a street rying, simply because I wanted to unnecessary is the ultimate achievement. simply to go out and tell people have won without those who talk- guson, Missourri last year, I was the country, with virtually no and understood.” What one must where very few cars drive anyway celebrate (sober) in the street with about ourselves, our goals and ed to their friends and roommates outraged. Along with many others, oversight or rules placed on their do a bit of research to find is that at these times, to spend over half a thousand of my closest friends? our ideas. about what we stand for. And we I was furious about the state of af- usage. Until recently, this fact the only handheld model LRAD of one student’s tuition here on Obviously, there’s no way to fairs with the way the police were only interested me because I had Corporation produces makes a a device almost certain to cause stop some sort of police response treating the people of the town. always been told that police offi- sound of 137 decibels. This level harm to those students. when there are that many people Comparisons to the civil rights cers in my hometown of Oakwood, of sound is not only beyond the Now, thankfully, this device has in the street, but I do think that movements were flying around Ohio, had assault rifles in their pain threshold, but is also only 3 not yet been used this year. Howev- the university should think very How do you feel UD’s support for the women’s basketball social media. But, I couldn’t quite trunks, which seemed unneces- decibels below the threshold of al- er, I would think that’s irrelevant. carefully about how it responds to WORD ON THE STREET see the connections, for a simple sary. Then, March Madness kicked most immediate permanent hear- The sound cannon is indicative of these events. Does it want to be the team compares to the men’s? reason. The police in Ferguson off with St. Patrick’s Day this year, ing damage. It’s as loud as a jet a wider problem with policing in school that has used a sound can- very quickly pulled out their new and the ghetto turned into a po- engine in takeoff. this country, which has now hit non, paid for by the students, to toys from the federal government: lice state every time there was a All of this information is read- far too close to home. Instead of cause permanent damage to said M-16s, armored military personnel chance Dayton could win a game. ily available with a few quick their primary goal being to “pro- students? I certainly hope not. As carriers, full camouflage, military To back up the heavy-handed re- searches, and the university either tect and serve,” they are merely I often say, when you send out riot body armor and a slew of high- sponse from the city of Dayton made an impulse buy on what a playing with military-grade toys police, you’re going to get a riot. tech “less than lethal” weaponry Police Department, the university, corporation was advertising to while putting the residents of (LRADs included, more on that according to WDTN, also decided them, or they did their research their districts at risk. On the night in a bit). The social connections they had $10,000 to spend on a new and were comfortable with those the Flyers unfortunately lost to were still just as visible, but the toy, their very own Long Range statistics. Neither should be ac- Oklahoma, I walked home from government response seemed far Acoustic Device (LRAD) speaker ceptable for any student or their the house where I watched the LEO SCHENK more aggressive than that of the system. parents. game, and on the way exchanged Junior 1960s civil rights movements. Colloquially known as a “sound Tuition, according to the uni- a few jokes with several very nice, Political Science, History “I feel the men have more history... “I think there’s not a lot of support for “I think we need to step up the “Definitely need a little more hype, I “When people heard about their run so the students go along with the the women...I would love to see Red support for the women’s team this think we could see some good things and that they were playing [University rest of the fans, but it is a little Scare do as much advertising for the year.” in the future.” of Connecticut], people started to get ourpolicy disappointing.” women.” behind them.” 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 JORDAN STOLTZ RUSSELL DILLMORE MOLLY CASON ERICA ROUX MATT GREEN representations or warranties regarding products or services advertised in Flyer News. Flyer News reserves the right to edit or reject all copy. Flyer News does not necessarily uphold or advocate the opinions in the columns, letters or cartoons appearing in the opinion pages. Send 50- to 600-word letters to the editor at [email protected]. Submissions Sophomore Sophomore Junior Sophomore Senior must include name, major, year and phone number. Dietetics Discover Science Communication Finance Accounting 12 OPINIONS SPORTS 13 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Online at flyernews.com Letter to the editor: COLUMN Red Scare promotes teams unequally, unfairly Jabir’s Flyers eclipse expectations As you should be aware, the frequent emails, but there were at any of the women’s basketball put on a resume? over the University of Kentucky women’s basketball team competed only a few emails about the wom- games? When my roommates and I and the University of Louisville, in the Elite Eight for the first time en’s basketball team in my inbox. It seems as though the entire stu- gathered around to watch the with previews of the game against in our school’s history. Andrea There is a great disparity be- dent body has missed many oppor- first round of the women’s tour- the University of Connecticut. Hoover was named a finalist for the tween the support for the two tunities to fulfill this mission. Let’s nament, we realized there was no Meanwhile, what is Red Scare Women’s Basktball College Asso- teams. Students fill the seats be- remember when the men faced the way to watch the game. I wish we doing? ciation (WBCA) All-America team hind the hoop and in the 400 section Providence College Friars. After a were able to support our women’s No email was sent to students and broke the record for “most ca- of the stadium for men’s games. Of win to advance to the Round of 32, team by more than just watching a regarding the send-off. Red Scare reer 3-pointers made.” Ally Malott the six women’s games I attended students filled the streets in cel- score update in the corner of the has failed to mention anything scored 28 points against second- this year, I witnessed roughly 20 ebration. The excitement echoed Duke game. If viewing was avail- about the above achievements. Red seeded Kentucky on its home floor other students present at each across the campus and few students able online, Red Scare did not make Scare has missed out on a great op- to advance the women’s team to its game to cheer on the Flyers. This missed the action. Yet, few can take the student body aware of this op- portunity to celebrate athletes that first Sweet Sixteen game in pro- is frustrating and disheartening. the time for the women’s team. portunity. This begs the question: have made history for Dayton ath- gram history. According to Red Scare’s mis- The send-off party for the Fly- Does a sports team have to be a letics. This is a huge moment for This was a fairy tale for the sion, “We are a group of enthusi- ers’ first Sweet Sixteen game in his- men’s team to receive support and the program, being the fifth win in University of Dayton and our com- astic UD students united in a com- tory was another opportunity for viewership? the NCAA tournament in program munity: The underdog defeats the mon cause: to do whatever it takes celebration. I attended the send-off The chasm between support for history. As a student-athlete, I have favorite, on its own court, during to show UD pride through support party and expected to see hundreds men and women’s sports goes be- never been so disappointed in Red the heat of March Madness ac- of the University of Dayton’s ath- of students and Red Scare members yond my point today. Our games Scare and the student body. tion. However, after attending the letics. Our school is known for its waiting to wish the women’s team have been about a team that has left “send-off” for the women’s team as community, and each athletic event good luck. When I arrived, roughly everything on the court, while our they departed for the Sweet Sixteen provides us with an opportunity to 35 students were there. As I waited school left them alone on the street. game, I was dumbfounded. Where display that unity for all to see.” It for the women’s team to board the At the time of writing, the Uni- was the support from Red Scare seems the mission has been lost. If bus, I saw a Red Scare executive versity of Dayton’s Department of and the student body? each athletic event provides an op- board member walk by the send-off Athletics shows continued support KELLY MUSKAT When the men’s basketball team portunity for support, then why did party with her head down. Has Red for the team. The site is booming Senior is in contention, Red Scare sends I not see any Red Scare executive Scare become just another thing to with highlights of the game wins Entrepeneurship, Finance

Housing change evicts Marianists fnstaff 2014 –2015 The new AVIATE program, tend the AVIATE events is our own Tom Farnsworth, a psychology EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ADVERTISING MANAGER which uses PATH points to assign fault.” professor. CC Hutten Will DiFrancesca campus housing, including that The Marianist brothers, who The brothers are also consider- Dayton’s historic run built momentum after the victory over the University of Kentucky on their home floor in the round of 32 in the NCAA Tournament. Leon Chuck/Dayton Athletics in the student neighborhood, may have lived in the neighborhood ing landlord housing. “We’re re- ([email protected]) ([email protected]) have unintended consequences for for years, are members of the reli- ally banking on the crack house STEVEN MILLER Yes, each faithful Flyer was she proved to truly be among the Washington, UD reeled off a trio of lence. It will certainly be difficult some of the neighborhood’s most gious order that founded the Uni- (1427 and 1429 Frericks Way). It’s MANAGING EDITOR COPY EDITOR Asst. Sports Editor bummed that UD did not complete nation’s best players by making the NCAA tournament victories, includ- to replace the two leading scorers beloved residents: the Marianist versity of Dayton. Currently, most big enough for our needs and very the upset of the century. But head Huskies look foolish on a pair of of- ing over two-seed University of Ken- who graduate in 2015, but the Flyers brothers. of the brothers live at 312 Stone- reasonably priced. However, I’m Matthew Worsham Allie Gauthier coach Jim Jabir and the entire wom- fensive drives to the basket. tucky (on it’s home court, nonethe- have personnel who can rise to the If you were to stop by the broth- mill Road. Under the old lottery not sure if we have the budget Andrea Hoover received the ball en’s basketball team had capped off While the Flyers season ended in less), and over three-seed University challenge. ers’ house this year, you would system, the brothers were given to hand out all of the free Tang NEWS EDITOR ART DIRECTOR and dribbled into Dayton’s offensive the best season in program history Albany, New York, seniors Hoover, of Louisville in the Sweet Sixteen. Junior guards Kelley Austria and notice tension in the normally the first pick of a house, and they like the gentlemen this year did. Roger Hoke Meghan Ostermueller zone. She took one step toward the with an impressive showing. Malott, and Tiffany Johnson fin- It was pure will to win that got Amber Deane showed flashes of peaceful dwelling. “We’re very always chose 312 Stonemill, with It could really bankrupt us,” said basket, but then, with a seeming I can’t help but wonder what the ished their careers in a better spot them there. And it was sheer confi- brilliance in the tournament, each concerned about accumulating the exception of the 1997 lottery a concerned Brother Dan Klso, A&E EDITOR ASST. ART DIRECTOR realization of the journey she had Elite Eight game might have been, than anyone had envisioned. Mean- dence that let them play alongside knocking down clutch 3-pointers enough points to retain our house, when they unsuccessfully tried to the treasurer of the community. completed and the immense talent however, on level ground. Between while, this program is in a wildly Connecticut for much of the region- in the waning seconds against Ken- and it’s taking a toll on commu- steal the Pi Beta Phi House. Slanty is another option for some Katie Christoff Amanda Smith she had, Hoover pulled back and the zebras with whistles calling improved spot than it was just six al final game. tucky. Junior center Jodie Cornelie- nity life,” says Brother Brandon The brothers are looking at of the brothers, but they are con- knocked down a 3-pointer to give the the most nitpicky fouls against the years ago. If you talk to anyone in this Sigmundova stepped up her physi- Paluch, who works in the center other housing options. They need cerned that the house might actu- ASST. A&E EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGER Flyers the lead over the University Flyers, and the giraffe-like Breanna The Dayton women appeared in program—players, coaches, fans— cality and was a blocking machine in for social concern. “We were just a house that can sleep 10 people, ally fall down on them. Mary Kate Dorr Meghan Ostermueller of Connecticut—the best women’s Stewart roaming free and dominat- the NCAA tournament for the first they’ll tell you that Hoover and the last few games. First-year guard too busy to go to all of the AVIATE has space for a chapel and is hand- Editor’s Note: This article is basketball program in the country. ing the boards, the whole safari was time in the program’s history in Malott are two of the best players Jenna Burdette started all season events.” Very involved students icap accessible. Given their lack of satircal. All Marianist brothers OPINIONS EDITOR WEB EDITOR It was here that I realized it didn’t working against Dayton. The Flyers 2010. Since then, Jabir has taken to ever come through UD. Both of long for the Flyers and, with another have voiced similar complaints, PATH points and the few number are still able to retain their cur- matter if Dayton beat UConn. These needed everything to go right to get his team to six consecutive tourna- them wanted a semblance of closure year of seasoning, she’ll be ready to Louis De Gruy Melissa Shaffer which have fallen on deaf ears in of houses on campus that meet rent accomodations, for now. sorts of upsets simply don’t happen a win. And for the first half, every- ments, including this season’s thrill- to their stellar careers, and both car- step up and take on some more of the housing and residence life. The these needs, it’s unlikely that they in the incredibly top-loaded wom- thing did go right. But undoubtedly, ing Elite Eight run. ried this team through the tourna- scoring duties.

brothers, however, seem to think will be able to retain 312 Stonemill. ASST. OPINIONS EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR en’s college basketball tournament. those officials in black and white The Flyers had not advanced past ment. Whether this is merely the cap- this system is fair, even if it could In an attempt to be more flexible, Steven Goodman Chris Santucci Twice in the past four seasons, all expected the Huskies to cruise to a the second round before this season. I’m sure there’s not even a ker- stone to a six-year run or if it is just cost them their house, “We prob- their housing group could be split No. 1 seeds advanced to the Final blow-out win, and must have decided The Sweet Sixteen was the goal all nel of doubt in this team now that the beginning for UD women’s bas- ably brought this upon ourselves,” up, scattering the brothers across SPORTS EDITOR CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER Four. This year, the Elite Eight fea- to aid Connecticut in doing just that. year long. That goal appeared con- they could beat George Washington ketball, 2015 will be a year to remem- said Brother Tom Pieper, campus university housing. “I just really tured four No. 1 seeds, three No. 2 Still, it wasn’t a blowout win. UD ceivable as the Flyers were chosen if they played one more game. But ber. A year where expectations were Keith Raad Ian Moran minister in Stuart. “We chose to hope some of us don’t get stuck in JACK SCHLUETER seeds, and the seven-seed Flyers. lost by 21 and Andrea Hoover and unanimously in a pre-season coach- at the same time, I’m sure none of exceeded and two of the finest Flyers live lives of service to the less Irving Commons. It’s too far for Senior UD did not need to win to prove any- Ally Malott got the senior send-off es poll to win the Atlantic 10 Confer- them even care. Being the nation’s to ever take the court achieved what ASST. SPORTS EDITOR SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER fortunate. Not having time to at- me in the winter,” said Brother Chemical Engineering thing. They had made their point. they deserved. Malott was lights- ence. To the tune of three losses to Cinderella Story and shocking the they set out for. And in the words of Steve Miller Amanda Dee And to put any doubt to rest, the out from the floor in the first half, George Washington, UD failed to do world for half of the regional final Jabir after Dayton knocked off the SATIRE CAN BE SUBMITTED AT ANY TIME TO Flyers reeled off 44 points in the first knocking down all four 3-pointers that. However at this point, a loss in are surely worth the price of three might Kentucky Wildcats, “It’s a BUSINESS MANAGER half against the best team in the she attempted. And in the second the A-10 Championship seems like a defeats in conference play. great day to be a Flyer.” OPINIONS EDITOR, LOUIS DE GRUY, country, matching the Huskies elite half, when Hoover finally checked century ago. Hopefully for Dayton, this is just Molly Kunkel AT [email protected]. shooters drive for drive. back in after collecting four fouls, Since that third loss to George the beginning of an era of excel- 14 SPORTS SPORTS 15 Online at flyernews.com Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Wednesday, April 8, 2015 Online at flyernews.com SOFTBALL INTERNATIONAL ADVENTURES Softball wins road series at Fordham AFTER GRADUATION MEAGHAN MCNICHOL Rams scored the first run off a Learn about opportunities Staff Writer run-scoring double early in the first inning. WHAT ARE YOU DOING NEXT YEAR? to teach English, do research, The Dayton Flyers softball team Despite the early deficit, the implement a project contributed to their winning re- Flyers came back with vengeance DO IT BETTER WITH FLYER NEWS. or earn a Master’s degree! cord this weekend in the Bronx, in back-to-back innings. 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First-year Manda Cash and pitching coach Sarah Wills go over hitter scouting reports before a game. Cash holds a 6-1 record as of this weekend’s series against Fordham University, and has boasted two separate 10-strikeout games. Erik Schelkun/Dayton Athletics

DANIEL MASSA appearances, six of those being recruiting process; Dayton had al- strikeouts. play a short schedule of exhibition Staff Writer starts. She has a 6-1 record and ready had a big impact on her and The alternating between start- games in the fall to stay sharp in four saves with a 1.91 ERA. She her family. ing and relieving does not seem to preparation for the next spring’s It is a common belief in college also leads the staff with 89 strike- “I have two older sisters and bother Cash in the slightest. season, and Cash said being able athletics that first years, just as outs, which is second in the con- they both graduated from here,” “I just go where I’m told and do to get some work in and build con- they do for college life in general, ference behind Fordham Univer- Cash said. “I was already familiar the best that I can,” she said. “I fidence for the spring was integral need a little time to acclimate to sity’s Rachel Gillen. The Atlantic with the school and already knew thought originally I’d be [pitching] to her success. the differences between the college 10 Conference has honored Cash I liked it, and then as it worked mostly relief, so being able to start LaPlaca expects Cash to have a game and the last level on which twice so far this season as the A-10 out that I could play softball here games has been awesome.” great impact on the program for they competed. Rookie of the Week. it was a no-brainer.” The fact that Cash is left-hand- years to come. Don’t tell that to University of Head coach Cara LaPlaca is not Cash made her first collegiate ed is an asset no matter when she “She definitely will be a con- Dayton softball pitcher Manda necessarily surprised by the way start Feb. 22 against Georgia pitches. sistent starter, if not a number Cash. Cash has performed so far this Southern, after her first five ca- “A left-handed pitcher is rare, one in our rotation in the future,” Cash, a first year southpaw from season, but is impressed by her reer appearances were in relief. especially at this high level,” La- LaPlaca said. “Her consistency Columbus’ Worthington Kilbourne demeanor on the mound. She made the most of her oppor- Placa said. “She has phenomenal has been outstanding and, again, High School, has quickly made a “Her poise, I think, is beyond tunity, throwing the full seven in- movement and break on her pitch- I can’t commend her enough for name for herself as one of the best her years,” LaPlaca said. “She’s nings with one earned run and six es, really good command and con- her poise.” pitchers on a Flyers staff that, as definitely mature in terms of her strikeouts in a 3-1 Flyers victory. trol. She’s really starting to grow Cash likes to always bring the of April 3, leads the Atlantic 10 poise and her presence. Her skill She has given up more than two in terms of her understanding of conversation back to the team and in several pitching categories, in- and ability is not surprising. We runs only twice this season, and how to pitch to an entire lineup seems to only be focused on the cluding earned run average (2.56), knew what a talent we had when also has two 10-strikeout appear- and when the lineup turns over team’s success. batting average against (.217) and she first committed to UD.” ances, including one such perfor- the second and third time, what “[My expectations are] for us to strikeouts (224). The Flyers did not have to do mance in four innings of relief; 10 her approach might be.” just keep playing well and to win Cash leads the staff with 23 much selling to Cash during the of the 12 outs she recorded were College softball teams usually the A-10,” she said. FOLLOW @FLYERNEWS ON TWITTER FOR MORE UPDATES ON CAMPUS, LOCAL, NATIONAL AND WORLD NEWS