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September 25, 2012 University of Mississippi eGrove Daily Mississippian Journalism and New Media, School of 10-15-2012 September 25, 2012 The Daily Mississippian Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/thedmonline Recommended Citation The Daily Mississippian, "September 25, 2012" (2012). Daily Mississippian. 476. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/thedmonline/476 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Journalism and New Media, School of at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Daily Mississippian by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact [email protected]. LGBTQ ADVOCATE GROUP IN REVIEW: ‘Dredd’ LAYS ANOTHER PRIMETIME Check us out online at RAISES AWARENESS P. 4 DOWN THE LAW P. 6 OPPORTUNITY P. 12 theDMonline.com THE DAILY T UESDAY , S EP T EMBER 25, 2012 | V OL . 1 0 1 , N O . 2 6 MISSISSIPPIAN T HE S T UDEN T N EW S PAPER OF T HE U NIVER S I T Y OF M I ss I ss IPPI | S ERVING O LE M I ss AND O XFORD S INCE 1 9 1 1 SPECIAL TO THE DM BID DAY Buffalo Wild Wings brings 2012 jobs and competition The opening of Buffalo Wild Wings has brought more jobs to the Oxford community, as well as competition for restaurants and bars on the Square. QUENTIN WINSTINE | The Daily Mississippian The Buffalo Wild Wings on Jackson Avenue has created jobs, a new place to eat and some competition to other nearby restaurants. BY ALLISON BROOKS and know what to expect from [email protected] it so I think that will bring in a TOP/BOTTOM LEFT: ADDISON DENT; BOTTOM CENTER/RIGHT: AUSTIN MCAFEE | The Daily Mississippian lot of revenue.” The Sept. 11 opening of Richard Gentry, a manage- SPECIAL TO THE DM Buffalo Wild Wings, a popu- ment professor, agreed that lar sports bar franchise, brings having a known brand makes more than another place to a difference. Oxford rental properties skyrocket eat and drink in Oxford – the “What a franchise offers that Ole Miss students and Oxford landlords are taking it upon themselves to earn money while ac- restaurant is bringing jobs as is difficult for a local person to well, according to BWW em- come up with from the start is commodating fans on home football game weekends. ployee Devin Savage. decor, food, menu and how “There’s about 100 people to put all that stuff together,” BY MOLLY JARABICA than a year ago. With only nine Stephen Roybal advertised his that work there including serv- he said. “So they buy all these [email protected] hotels located in the city lim- three-bedroom home on col- ers, hostesses, the kitchen and systems that basically have its, there were major concerns legeweekends.com. Soon after, the bartenders,” Savage said. already been tested and tried Texas Longhorn fans were about how Oxford would ac- he received a $2,000 offer for a Savage said she thinks the out. That’s actually a pretty forced to reach deep into their commodate the extra 60,000 two-night stay. chain’s national reputation big advantage.” pockets to secure housing in a people. “My roommates and I will help the bar and restau- Griffin Tanner, owner of town where space is already Many entrepreneurial locals couldn’t believe that people rant succeed. The Levee/Cellar, said the limited for its students and resi- took advantage of the hous- were willing to pay $1,000 “I think we have more ad- nationwide chain also brings dents. ing demand and abundance of per night to stay at our house vantages because all of the competition, especially to bars Oxford had been preparing out-of-town income by offering that wasn’t even within walk- out-of-state students that come and restaurants on the Square. for a burnt orange invasion their residences as weekend ing distance of the Square or from big cities are used to Buf- “I do think that Buffalo Wild since the highly anticipated rentals. falo Wild Wings,” she said. matchup was announced more Ole Miss graduate student See RENTALS, PAGE 4 “We know what it’s all about See BWW, PAGE 5 OPINION PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 25 SEPTEMBER 2012 | OPINION THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN COLUMN EDITORIAL STAFF: EMILY ROLAND At least no one blamed the tiger editor-in-chief [email protected] tiger, almost did. I’m thinking He really just wanted to be- well as a broken right shoul- AUSTIN MILLER that wasn’t made completely come one with the tiger. der, right rib, right ankle and managing editor clear to the 25-year-old real He recounted the fact that pelvis and a collapsed lung. [email protected] estate agent before he made once he had landed inside, Maybe the next time he de- his near-fatal mistake. on Bachuta’s turf, on all fours, cides to become “one” with JENNIFER NASSAR The article from Yahoo no less, the tiger attacked him anything that outweighs him campus news editor BY ANGELA ROGALSKI states that before his now-in- and dragged him around by by 200 pounds or so and has [email protected] [email protected] famous jump, Villalobos filled his foot. Imagine that. I’m sure very large and sharp teeth, his Facebook page with New the poor, confused animal just he’ll remember this experi- ADAM GANUCHEAU David Villalobos is either Age odes to Mother Earth and figured the zoo staff that nor- ence. city news editor the bravest man in the world, lovely quotes like, “Be love mally fed him had decided to And when he rereads the [email protected] or the most misinformed. I’m and fearless.” I’m not exactly give him a bigger treat that account of what happened in PHIL MCCAUSLAND inclined to go with the latter. sure what being love and fear- day, one that was wriggling all the papers, especially the opinion editor “Becoming one with the ti- less has to do with becoming and kicking to boot. More fun part where he told New York [email protected] ger,” as he said was his desire snack food for a tiger, but of to play with your food, before Police officials that he was when he jumped out of his course, I’m really not up on actually consuming it. able to fulfill his wish and pet DAVID COLLIER train car on the monorail that the latest death wish trends Not Bachuta’s fault; it’s not the tiger, he’ll remember one sports editor travels over the Bronx River either. the animal’s responsibility thing: If he actually did get [email protected] and through a forest that is Though Villalobos is ada- to screen all the humans that to “pet the tiger,” it certainly part of the 265 acres that mant that his 16- to 17-foot jump down from above and wasn’t due to any maneuver- MADISON featherston make up the Bronx Zoo, had jump from the elevated train land in his den to determine ing on his part; he owes that lifestyles editor to be a case of misinformation car had nothing to with a whether or not they’re food feat to the benevolent Bachu- [email protected] on his part. suicide attempt, but the way for his belly. You really can’t ta, who allowed him to keep The only way becoming some people are looking at blame the tiger. his hand long enough to real- CAIN MADDEN one with a 400-pound Sibe- it is, if the jump doesn’t sig- According to Yahoo News, ize that dream. photography editor rian tiger seems possible is if nify his intention to do bodily Villalobos has been charged [email protected] the beast swallows you whole. harm to himself, surely the with misdemeanor trespassing Angela Rogalski is a print And according to a story from face-to-face introduction to and is recovering from bites journalism senior who lives in EMILY CEGIELSKI Yahoo News and many other Bachuta does. and punctures on his arms, Abbeville. Follow her on Twitter senior editor press accounts, Bachuta – the But he vows the opposite. legs, shoulders and back, as @abbeangel. [email protected] TISHA COLEMAN design editor COLUMN IGNACIO MURILLO lifestyles design editor Living a good story KIMBER LACOUR & SARAH PARRISH takes some depth to make our day-to-day lives. For ex- sive amounts of conflict to co-copy chiefs a story good as well. Take ample, I wake up around 7 get it. And we love his story “Twilight,” for example. a.m. every morning. I drink because it’s inspiring, be- LEANNA YOUNG Most of us would agree that some tea, eat cereal, go to cause its message of freedom sales manager it isn’t the best story ever. class, eat lunch, go to more and equality resonates with [email protected] The writing isn’t very good classes, go to work, eat din- us. His story has and will live BY MEGAN MASSEY and it lacks depth. Bella ner, do homework (some- on for a long time. MICHAEL BARNETT [email protected] wants Edward and thus over- times), watch TV with my I’m merely suggesting that Ryan HERGET comes the conflict of her be- roommates and go to sleep. we start to live our lives a lit- MEGHAN JACKSON The concept of our lives ing human to get him. And Wash. Rinse. Repeat. I rare- tle more intentionally and a account executives being stories has been haunt- it goes on like that for four ly shake anything up.
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