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TheWEDNESDAY | OCTOBER Baylor 5, 2011 Lariatwww.baylorlariat.com A&E Page 4 NEWS Page 3 SPORTS Page 5 Adulthood is calling Dancing reams Texas Slugger The show “Workaholics” explores A Baylor alumna ditches the The Texas Rangers advanced to the the journey of life after college and 9 to 5 job to pursue her love AL Championship Series thanks to the laughs gained along the way of dance and photography some heavy hitting by Adrian Beltre

Vol. 112 No. 21 © 2011, Baylor University In Print >> Diet killer UT student faces Gerik’s Ole Czech Bakery & Deli in downtown Waco isn’t making dieting any easier with a large up to 10 years in assortment of kolaches. Page 4

>> Sneak peek Iranian prison The School of Social Work Biannual Preview by nasser karimi entire session was allocated to Day allows students the Associated Press (procedural) hearings and the

opportunity to learn more court will hold another session,” An Iranian graduate student Khalili said. about what the master’s at the University of Texas went on No date was set for the next program has to offer. trial Tuesday in Tehran on charges hearing. Page 3 of having relations with a hostile There were few details on the country and receiving illegitimate precise accusations against the funds, his lawyer said. student. >> Great expectations Omid Kokabee pleaded not Many Iranian students apply What is now being called guilty to both charges during the to study in the U.S. every year the most epic collapse trial’s opening session, said the but the acrimonious relations be- in baseball led to one of attorney, Saeed Khalili. tween the two countries means the greatest managers in He could face up to 10 years in any contact between an Iranian baseball being fired. prison if convicted. and the United States can raise Iranian authorities arrested suspicions in Tehran. Page 5 the 29-year-old Kokabee in Feb- The two countries have never ruary at Tehran’s international restored diplomatic relations sev- >> Information central airport as he was about to get on a ered in the wake of Iran’s 1979 The Hankamer School flight to return to the U.S. revolution, and in recent years of Business event First Kokabee was studying optics Tehran has repeatedly accused the in the physics department of the Wednesdays is giving U.S. of fomenting unrest inside University of Texas. Iran. students the opportunity He had previously specialized Keto said Kokabee had to gain valuable in lasers, one of his academic ad- difficulty getting a visa to the information about their visers said. United States. prospective industries. None of Kokabee’s studies “It took a number of letters Page 3 were linked to nuclear applica- to the State Department. But he tions, said John Keto, chair of the finally arrived here in August of graduate studies program at the 2010 and started graduate school,” Viewpoints University of Texas at Austin’s de- Keto said. partment of physics. Since 2007, a number of Iran’s nuclear program is a U.S.-Iranian dual nationals or “While the major source of tension between Americans of Iranian ancestry Tehran and Washington. have faced arrest, imprisonment government The U.S. and other countries or criminal charges when visiting obviously needs accuse Iran of making all the Iran. necessary preparations to build a Keto said the university first to find ways to get nuclear arsenal. learned of Kokabee’s arrest from Meagan Downing | Lariat Photographer the Postal Service Iran denies that and says its another student after he failed to back on the plus nuclear work has only peaceful show up for his studies. aims, like power generation. “His family actually asked us Horsin’ around side of its balance The student’s lawyer told The at that time not to make a big deal sheet, canceling Associated Press he was not per- out of this because they felt like Riders balance horses on Tuesday in downtown Waco. The team was a part of the Heart ‘O’ Texas Fair mitted to speak with Kokabee at some kind of rabble rousing from & Rodeo Parade. Sneak-a-Peek night starts at 6 p.m. Thursday with the fair officially starting 4 p.m. Saturday mail Tuesday’s trial session. the U.S. would not be in his inter- Friday and lasting until 12 a.m. service is not the “He denied all charges. The est,” he said. answer.” Page 2 Journalism professor Bear Briefs

The place to go to know talks impact of stories the places to go By Jordan Hearne satellite. Included on the record Musical talent Reporter were the voices not only of presi- Conductor-in-Residence dents and classical musicians, but Stephen Heyde will Robert Darden, associate also Blind Willie Johnson’s “Dark present a concert professor of journalism at Bay- Was the Night, Cold Was the lor, never thought he would go featuring Beethoven’s G rou n d .” into teaching, but it has been This is a story Darden tells his Symphony No. 3 and “an extraordinary journey.” Of class each year. He said he uses Frank Proto’s Fantasy course, that’s only part of his storytelling as a way to teach his for Double Bass and story. students. Orchestra with winner As the recipient of the 2011 “Studies show that students of the Baylor Concerto Cornelia Marschall Smith Pro- will remember a story longer than Competition soloist, fessor of the Year Award, an notes on a blackboard,” Darden honor that recognizes excellence said. Ryan Baird, at 7:30 Matt Hellman | Lariat photo Editor in teaching, research and com- Darden said the most com- p.m. Thursday in Jones Manuel Quinto-Pozos, former staff attorney for the Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse, founder and president munity involvement, Darden mon type of story listeners can Concert Hall in the of the Ruth Institute, participates as a keynote American Civil Liberties Union, argues in favor of same- gave a lecture Tuesday about the relate to is known as “The Hero’s speaker in “A Debate on the Definition of Marriage,” sex marriage, advocating accepting same-sex marriage Glennis McCrary Music impact of storytelling. Journey.” Through this design, building. The concert Tuesday in the Sheila and Walter Umphrey Law as a legitimate societal institution. Quinto-Pozos said Center Morse argued there is a distinction between the moral beliefs of the majority should not be translated After commenting on his a hero goes on an adventure for is free and open to the public and private purposes of marriage. into laws prohibiting moral beliefs of the minority. slight limp from recent knee sur- some specific goal and eventu- public. gery and explaining that a stu- ally changes due to hardships and dent thought he looked like Dr. circumstances that occur within Going fishing Debate explores reality of same-sex marriage House from the popular TV show the story. At the end, the true goal “House,” Darden began with a The Association of Black and motivation for the journey is story not about his own past, but realized by the character, and the Students and Kappa By Daniel C. Houston this country,” Toben said, “mar- institution of same-sex marriage. Staff Writer riage traditionally has been de- Morse said public policy about the life of a gospel singer hero’s transformation is the real Sigma Fraternity present known as Blind Willie Johnson. reward. the annual Fish Fry fined as a legal and spiritual union should focus on the public pur- Two experts sparred Tuesday between a man and a woman; pose of marriage, which she said Johnson was a musician who “The hero must change. With- Festival Fry What You over the proper definition of mar- however, in recent years the defi- is to promote the natural rela- was blinded as a child and learned out change, it’s just a documen- Like Competition from riage before an audience of more nition has begun to expand as tionship between biological par- to play guitar on the streets tary, or a Steven Seagal movie,” 6 to 10 p.m. Friday at the than 100 people, debating wheth- a result of change in social and ents and children. while struggling to make enough Darden said. SUB Bowl and Traditions er homosexual couples should be family values and the activism of “The essential public purpose money to survive. At one point, The story of Blind Willie John- Plaza. The event is free granted state marriage licenses the gay and lesbian, bisexual and of marriage is to attach moth- a talent scout asked Johnson to son is one Darden can relate to as record a handful of songs, which with proceeds from the and the relationship between transgender communities.” ers and fathers to their children the co-founder of the Black Gos- he did,. The record did not bring pel Music Restoration Project at competition benefiting marriage and parenting. Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse, and to one another,” Morse said. him great success however, and Baylor, a nationwide attempt at the Waco VA Hospital. The debate was hosted by the founder and president of the Ruth “Now, that’s an essential purpose Baylor American Constitutional Institute, an organization pro- in the following sense: if you he then continued to play outside finding and preserving vinyl gos- Society and the Federalist Society, moting heterosexual marriage, didn’t need that purpose, I claim, clubs until his death. pel records. and moderated by Bradley Toben, made a distinction between what you wouldn’t need the institution “That could have been the end He started the project after dean of the Baylor Law School. she believes are the public and of marriage at all.” of his story,” Darden said. But as beginning to write a book about Toben presented opening re- private purposes of marriage. Manuel Quinto-Pozos, for- America was preparing Voyager gospel music. marks that framed the evolution The private purposes, she said, mer staff attorney for the Ameri- 1 and 2 to be sent into orbit, it “At the end of the book, I was of federal and state marriage law include factors that only affect was decided a gold record should more dissatisfied than when I be- in the United States. the couple seeking marriage and be included in case any other life “Throughout the history of by themselves do not justify the SEE MARRIAGE, page 6 forms should ever discover the SEE HONOR, page 6 Newspaper of the Year | Texas APME TheLariat Best Student Newspaper | Houston Press Club WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 5, 2011 | the Opinion 2 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com USPS won’t fix problem by ending delivery Editorial

Sure, times are changing. Some things aren’t what they used to be. But did you ever think that you’d see the day where the mail didn’t come on Saturday? If the Obama administration’s plan is put into action, that could become a reality. In an effort to get the United States Postal Service out of debt, the plan includes reducing pay- rolls, closing processing facilities and canceling Saturday delivery. If nothing is done, the Postal Service says it won’t be able to de- liver mail at all come next sum- mer. While the government obvi- ously needs to find ways to get the Postal Service back on the plus-side of its balance sheet, canceling Saturday mail service is not the answer. The Postal Service oper- ates on revenue, not tax dollars. Therefore the government needs to see the Postal Service as a reve- nue-gaining business and realize it has competition from delivery companies like UPS and FedEx. If the competition delivers on Saturday, why wouldn’t the Postal Service? With the competition in mind, mail service is too impor- tant to drop on Saturday. A look at the calendar reveals seven Mondays and one Friday that the Postal Service takes as a holiday, meaning that just fewer than one in every seven weekends would Saturday service. Take small towns for ex- with the small amount of traffic. age like that is virtually impos- al Service nearly $7 billion it says result in a three-day gap of mail. “The president’s proposal ample, where daily newspapers Losing a day of the paper is sible during the work week, and it overpaid to a federal retirement That is not acceptable in today’s would help the Postal Service up- use the Postal Service to deliver a huge blow, and considering Saturday is the only day they have fund. world of fast-paced business, date its business model to reflect their product. They rely on sell- roughly 20 percent of U.S. citi- a chance to be home when the Essentially, for the Postal Ser- and customers won’t stand for it. Americans’ changing communi- ing their paper to cover town- zens live in rural area, a signifi- postal worker tries to make the vice to remain in existence, it has They’ll go to someone else who cations habits,” Sen. Tom Carper, specific news. Although they can cant portion of America would delivery. to show customers that it is just can get the job done. D-Del., told Reuters. use the Internet, they need the possibly lose its Saturday paper. Among other solutions to get- as capable of providing solid ser- Reuters reported the Postal But there are many who physical paper sales to support There is also an issue with ting the Postal Service back in the vice as other delivery companies. Service said its weekend mail would miss Saturday mail for a themselves, as website advertis- packages requiring a signature. black, the Obama administration In no circumstance is reducing volume is too low to continue variety of reasons. ing would not generate enough For many people, getting a pack- recommends refunding the Post- service going to achieve that. Ring By Spring embraced by some, dismissed by others

the rest of your life with. In the I thought I was going to marry Sometimes, South, it is more acceptable to Independence, a different guy at 18. We even get married young than in the came to Baylor together. He was the timing is northern states. friendships the high school sweetheart and Professors joke around, say- I was putty in his hands. It was just right for ing that females are running out enhanced my a mess, and eventually we both of time to get out ring by spring, came to our senses. but no one is saying students Then came college boyfriend. BU students must get married by the time BU experience I thought I found The One, Many Christian universities they graduate or they are never which I am now convinced is a undergo some criticism because going to find a soul mate. Ring by spring. It’s a phrase mythical concept. Looking back, of their students being eager to Even my marketing professor that’s all the rage on Baylor cam- I don’t even recognize myself. get married shortly after receiv- showed us a website on how to pus. Or Ring by Sing, if you are The 19-year-old version of ing their undergraduate degrees, create the perfect engagement feeling ambitious. me is light-years away from but I believe that is a good thing. ring and gave tips to the males Laurean Love | Reporter When I started at Baylor, it where I am at 21, and eventu- Jessica Acklen | Focus magazine editor By no means do I think that in the room. There was also a was a hallowed ideal freshman ally that’s why this relationship everyone has to be engaged or recent article in Baylor Proud the first time one of my sisters year. I just knew I would meet wasn’t right. or scared of being independent, they’re considered the outcast, about Baylor guys finding cre- passed the candle in Pi Phi, I my soulmate during my time I used to be so convinced I would have missed out on the but if it happens naturally why ative ways to propose to their thought it was so crazy that here at Baylor and a huge, fluffy, that I would be one of the ones happiest year of my life. should someone be criticized? someone a few years older than tulle-infested white and teal heading into the real world with So yes, I am a senior. No, I The number of college stu- me was getting married. But ever wedding would ensue. someone by my side. I just have am not getting married anytime dents delaying marriage and “Colleges everywhere, since then I hoped I would get It was the ideal way to ap- come to realize that I have so soon. It isn’t for everyone at this opting to be more promiscuous Christian and my ring by spring.” proach marriage. How conve- many things to do before I am time in our lives. I don’t have a I was raised in a household nient to find someone with a ready to be married. relationship, but I have an entire, is increasing, so Christian stu- non-Christian, are dents who find a relationship that always expected me to have similar background and similar And the even more impor- huge world of possibilities in rather than a “hook-up” are considered the ideal a career and not have to rely on values. But here I am. A senior, tant realization that I have come front of me. following God’s intended plan. place to meet that anyone, and I think that is the who is very single, and I am well to is that it’s OK to not be ready. I can go anywhere and do way most households raise their on my way out Baylor’s door. In my past year of being sin- anything and nothing will hold 1 Corinthians 7:9 says, “But if special someone.” they cannot control themselves, girls. No one is saying by follow- So how do I feel now, with gle, and it has been an entire year, me back. Take a lesson from my they should marry, for it is bet- ing the “ring by spring” stereo- three years under my belt and a I can’t begin to describe how book. It is a million times better ter to marry than to burn with type that you have to choose be- future before me that isn’t quite much I’ve grown and learned. I to be single than to be in a forced passion.” Finding that special Baylor girls. tween your education and being the one I envisioned? Totally dif- have come to rely heavily on an relationship. It is far better to be someone you want to share the Some students do joke a spouse. ferent, that’s for sure. amazing group of friends and a content single person than it is rest of your life with is a blessing around and say that girls come I believe that at a Christian I’m not some bitter girl who I’ve come to rely on myself. to be one on the hunt for a ring. and a gift from God. to Baylor just to gain their MRS university we can be proud that has never had a relationship, ei- The past year may be the most I am still the single one at Junior Natalie Garnett, degree and not have to work a students have found lasting re- ther. After ending a relationship educational year I’ve ever had. every bridal shower. My friends whose sister got married shortly day in their life. lationships that eventually lead that lasted almost all of my col- I’ve become so independent and still scour their Facebook friends after graduation in the spring, I believe that times have to marriage in addition to a lege career, I realized the benefit that is something I never would for someone I can date. I go to said, “If you find the person you changed in the way that women well-rounded and bright future of not rushing into anything. have been able to do in any of my weddings alone. I buy my own want to start the rest of your life come to college just to meet a filled with the knowledge from a In fact, thinking back on my past codependent relationships. dinner. I do my own thing. with in college, it is natural to spouse instead of being focused Christian-based education. dating history, I see how many The whole “ring by spring” And I am in love with my life. want to start your life together. ” on their career. mistakes could have been made. concept may be right for some Colleges everywhere, Chris- Senior Nikki Friend recently Laurean Love is a journal- I thought I was going to marry a and that is great. Have at it. Jessica Acklen is a senior jour- tian and non-Christian, are con- got engaged to former Baylor ism news-editorial major from boy when I was 16. (They are still But if I had taken the op- nalism and political science major sidered the ideal place to meet baseball pitcher Aaron Miller. Longview and is a reporter for boys at 16.) He obviously wasn’t portunity to follow that path from Arlington and is an editor that special someone to spend Friend said, “I can remember the Lariat. the one. because I was scared to be single for Focus magazine.

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WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 5, 2011 * www.baylorlariat.com News the Baylor Lariat|3 Alumna pursues passions, enjoys setting own pace By Anna Flagg incredible choreographer, and had talent, Guy started taking pictures Reporter a lot of creativity to contribute.” for Uproar records and for friends. Guy worked with drill teams in She posted them on Facebook, Instead of facing a mundane, the Dallas area while still in high and friends began to ask for por- regimented workday behind a school, helping them choreograph traits and even wedding photogra- desk, one Baylor graduate is doing pep rallies and spring shows. She phy. what she loves on her own time. continued working with drill teams That’s when she created her May graduate Lauren Guy’s throughout college as the jobs kept business, Lauren Guy Photogra- passions for dance and photogra- coming. phy. phy have combined to give her a By the last semester of her se- This summer she photographed career that spans the artistic spec- nior year, Guy was driving to Dal- weddings almost every weekend trum. las twice a week. and continues to have a full sched- Guy, who was a Plano film and “I really like the high school ule. digital media major with a minor drill teams,” Guy said. “They are “I am so thankful for Curtis in dance, said she was not sure a fun group to work with because Callaway,” Guy said. “Hands down, what her future would look like, they are old enough to know what he taught me everything I know but she knew dance would be a they are doing, and it is a blast to about the photography business.” part of it. come up with creative routines for Lauren said she enjoys free- Guy grew up dancing­, a passion them.” lancing because she can choose her she brought with her to college. Now, these drill teams have own hours and work as little or as While Guy was at Baylor, she become part of her career. She is much as she wants. was a chair for her sorority in All- frequently booked to choreograph “Every day looks different,” Guy Courtesy Photo University Sing as well as a chore- routines for competitions and said. “This lifestyle definitely fits ographer of other acts for the an- football games. Guy also teaches Baylor Alumna Lauren Guy teaches choreography to a high school drill team. She also teaches hip-hop and jazz my personality because I am able nual off-Broadway production. hip-hop and jazz twice a week at twice a week at Highland Park Dance Co. and launched Lauren Guy Photography. to do two of my passions and stay Megan Blaisdell, another alum- Highland Park Dance Co. focused on what I love.” na who served as Sing chair with “Most of my advertising comes Photography came later. Guy ism, public relations and new me- “She already had a talent,” Cal- Guy hopes to open her own Guy, said she enjoyed working with from Facebook or YouTube,” Guy took an introductory class on pho- dia. Guy said when she discovered laway said. “She had the eye, she dance studio in the future, but for Guy to produce the act. said. “Networking and making tography while at Baylor under her love of photography, Callaway just did not know the manual func- now she said she is enjoying the “Lauren has a go-get-em per- new contacts in Dallas have helped Curtis Callaway, a full-time lec- invested time in her and gave her tions of the camera.” combination of photography and sonality,” Blaisdell said. “She is an a s w e l l .” turer in the department of journal- the tools to improve. Once she began perfecting that choreography. Preview Day showcases social work graduate options

By Ashley Yeaman Social Work, said MSW Preview Theological Seminary. well as throughout the state, coun- “The thing we do here that’s empowering people where they Reporter Day gives prospective students the About 40 students participated try and around the globe, Kelley special is the integration of faith are .” chance to see if programs at Baylor in the event Friday, with half of said. and practice,” Kelley said. “It’s Palestine senior Hannah Ab- Prospective students were of- are right for them. those from Baylor, Kelley said. Another part of Preview Day is very unique to our school of social ernathy, a social work major who fered the opportunity to learn The School of Social Work of- “[The Baylor participants] were meeting with current faculty and w or k .” will also pursue a Master of Social about potential master’s degrees of- fers several degree options, includ- not all undergraduate social work students through sessions and a This is one reason Houston se- Work at Baylor, said support from fered through the School of Social ing a standard two-year Master majors, but were from all sorts of student panel, Kelley said. nior Erin Nolen, a social work ma- the department after the loss of her Work at the biannual MSW Pre- of Social Work and an advanced majors, like psychology and reli- “Students are looking for part- jor, decided to pursue her Master grandmother showed another as- view Day that took place Friday. standing option for those with a gion,” Kelley said. “Then we had ners in research and scholarship,” of Social Work at Baylor. pect of the program. Preview Day provides potential bachelor’s degree in social work. people from Texas A&M Central Kelley said. “They want faculty “Baylor allows a discussion of “The Baylor School of Social students with an opportunity to This allows them to earn a master’s Texas, Mary-Hardin Baylor and they can work alongside with to do faith and practice, and the profes- Work is not just a school, it is a learn about the school’s graduate degree in 10 months, Kelley said. other colleges around the state.” research and write publications.” sors are incredibly knowledge- family,” Abernathy said. “There programs, including admissions, Dual degrees can also be Prospective students also re- While the master’s programs able and supportive,” Nolen said. is not other place like the Baylor curriculum, internships and finan- earned. Along with a Master of ceive details on internship oppor- within the School of Social Work “Master’s of Social Work is unique School of Social Work. I know that cial aid. Social Work, students can choose tunities, which are a required part are similar to other accredited because social work focuses on a I am loved and supported by my Tracey Kelley, director of re- to pursue a master’s in divinity or of the master’s degree programs. programs statewide, Kelley said strengths perspective, building on peers and faculty.” cruitment, career services and in theological studies. These are Field directors discuss internship one factor sets the Baylor program strengths and assets as opposed to The next MSW Preview Day alumni relations in the School of offered through George W. Truett opportunities in Central Texas, as apart. focusing solely on the needs, and will occur in the spring of 2012. Students to learn to take initiative Lecture series begins today

By Jennifer Kang this way so that the students can Reporter look for speakers that are interest- ing to them and would be interest- Students who take the initiative ing to the other students,” Lancast- to learn how to take the initiative er said. “If I or another professor may do so by attending a presenta- were to choose all the speakers, tion about handling business situa- they would tend to be pretty simi- tions in your career. Baylor’s Han- lar or just people I knew from my kamer School of Business will host experience and background.” a presentation this evening. Lancaster said First Wednes- Rhett Dawson, Baylor alumnus days will show students that they and international sales director for need to take initiative in finding Success Motivation International, the right career before the spring Inc., will speak on different types semester of senior year. of business situations and the use “First of all, this gives students of personal motivation and devel- the opportunity to hear profes- opment in businesses. sionals speak about their jobs and He will speak at 5 p.m. in 510 what they do every day, and gives Cashion Academic Center as the students the opportunity to see part of the business school’s First and start thinking about their own Wednesdays series. careers,” Lancaster said. “Secondly, The lecture is open and free to most of the speakers will give job all students. search hints and a little bit of pro- Rockwall senior Emily Kirwan, fessional dress advice and those a nonprofit marketing and interna- kinds of advice that are just good tional business major, said Daw- for students.” son will also speak on goal setting, Kirwan planned October’s First evaluation and improved produc- Wednesdays event. tivity and performance that will “Each student is supposed to help new entrepreneurs. Kirwan is come up with a speaker that would a member of the professional de- be interesting for the student body velopment program that plans the to listen to and provide students events. information on how to set them- “Rhett is from South Africa and selves apart as a young employee moved to the U.S. just for Baylor,” in the working world, or how to Kirwan said. “Rhett, as an interna- get an internship and business tional business major, has a lot to experience,” Kirwan said. “One of offer and can give good advice on the reasons I got an internship last adjusting to different situations, summer was because one of these just as he did when moving to the programs stressed the importance U.S.” of having experience before actu- According to the Hankamer ally going into the working world.” School of Business’s marketing Kirwan said students should website, First Wednesdays are ways take advantage of any resource at for students to hear from vari- Baylor that will enable them to find ous business professionals about the right job. cutting-edge information and op- “These incredible speakers that portunities pertaining to their in- Baylor hosts will really help us dustries. with our future,” Kirwan said. “I Karen Lancaster, marketing mean for me, I would have never lecturer, said the First Wednesdays thought how important an intern- program is led by students in the ship was if a business professional professional development pro- hadn’t stood up there and told me gram. it is important to get an internship The professional development because it sets you apart.” program plans events that focus on Kirwan said the First Wednes- ways students can improve their days are a great way for students to chances of finding the right careers learn how to be professional and by having the right skills. ethical, as well as how to be excel- “First Wednesdays are set up lent speakers. WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 5, 2011 | the Arts & Entertainment 4 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Comedy Opinion: takes on ‘Blueprint’ work and proves college vinyl can By Jessica Foreman be done Reporter By Joshua Madden One thing is for certain: Every A&E Editor student during his or her college career wonders what comes after I’ll just go ahead and say it: Jay- the “party” of college, if adulthood Z’s album “The Blueprint” is one of is really the definitive “hangover,” the greatest albums ever made. and what measures will be re- I have no qualms about saying quired to stay sane in the work- that. With great songs like “Izzo place. Those at least seem to be the (H.O.V.A.),” “Girls, Girls, Girls” final graduation thoughts of three and “Renegade” all being on the fresh-out-of-college roommates same album, there’s little argument now working together at a telemar- to be made that “The Blueprint” keting firm in Comedy Central’s isn’t one of the best. television show “Workaholics.” Jay-Z does a terrific job of cre- Blake Anderson, Anders Holms ating music, but he also ensures his Courtesy Photo and Adam DeVine star in a televi- music is available on vinyl. There’s sion comedy that features sock “Workaholics” is a show on Comedy Central following the lives of men who have just recently left college and joined the workforce. Blake Anderson, something about the vinyl listen- puppets, Half-Christmas holidays, Anders Holms and Adam DeVine are the primary stars of the show, which airs at 10:30 p.m. Tuesdays after “Tosh.0.” ing experience that’s different than stolen dragons, Insane Clown any other, and it’s nice to see mod- holics,” which contains a mix so the Eliminator” on the “Workahol- “Then we began kicking it on Facebook this summer. One win- ern artists like Jay-Z keeping that Posse concerts and basically every- morally shameful and absurd, it ics” website. the regular, making Internet videos ner out of the people who “liked” thing contrary to its title, “Worka- in mind. becomes downright hilarious. “I would say 79.6 percent and totally falling in love with each the show’s Facebook page will have In celebration of the 10th an- holics.” Who goes on strike because scripted, the rest of the math, im- other,” Anderson said, chuckling. a name mention in one of the sec- “It’s about the mind state of just niversery of “The Blueprint,” the their boss won’t allow observa- prov,” Anderson said. Making Internet videos is what ond season’s episodes. album is being re-released on a out of college,” Kyle Newacheck, tion of “Half-Christmas,” or shares “There’s a pretty detailed script, jumpstarted the trio’s acting career Comedy Central hasn’t released co-creator and director of “Worka- collector’s edition vinyl. I imagine deep feelings through sock puppet but then we like to get loose,” after a Comedy Central executive any details in terms of context, but it will sell out — I’m considering holics,” said in a conference call. animation, or will pose as a high Holms said. “Kyle lets us go off the saw a series of videos from the the stunt was aimed to generate He elaborated that adulthood getting a record player just so I can school student to steal a dragon leash a little bit.” group on YouTube. publicity during the show’s off-air listen to it. has not taken a firm grasp yet, and statue? Interestingly enough, the The chemistry between the Comedy has always been deep- months. so a transitional job into a career is Hopefully this release of “The seemingly impromptu dialogue is characters on the show stems from rooted in the actors’ makeup and “That was part of driving the Blueprint” will be succesful and not a crucial point to be taken too actually more scripted than one the friendships developed among they frequently look to “Tim and franchise digitally during the hia- seriously. will encourage other artists to do would think. the three stars and the director be- Eric Awesome Show” and “Jackass” tus,” Walter Levitt, Comedy Cen- something similar with their clas- “What about it’s ‘Office Space’ “We draw a lot of the stuff from hind the scenes. for inspiration, but more so for a tral’s executive vice president of meets ‘The Office’?” Anderson sic albums. Who wouldn’t love to real life. Of course, you’ve got to Anderson and Newacheck con- good laugh. marketing, told Media Daily News. see more artists releasing their old said. He went on to explain that the kind of juice them up for TV a lit- fessed to being “best buddies” since The second season of “Worka- “Workaholics” airs on Comedy cast is “heavy on the stapler-use” albums on vinyl? tle bit; I think that’s what makes the drawing comic books in the third holics” will bring special guests Central at a new time, 10:30 p.m. Vinyl albums have largely been behind the scenes. characters seem real,” said Ander- grade, and the duo met the other and more mayhem, and one spe- on Tuesdays, right after “Tosh.0.” About as random as Anderson’s replaced by MP3s, but I, for one, son, who is described as “the guy two actors, Holms and DeVine, cial fan will be a part of the “Work- “College is awesome, enjoy it,” still want to see them around. stapler comment is the content of at the party who makes a massive while attending improv classes in aholics” script. Comedy Central Newacheck said. “They’re the best any particular episode of “Worka- Please send comments to lari- cheese and cracker sandwich called Los Angeles. held a “Shout Me Out” contest via years, and get as crazy as you can.” [email protected].

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Across features buttery, doughy cuisine 1 The duck in “Peter and the Wolf” By Jade Mardirosian Czech staple priced at $7.25. 5 Hail Staff Writer Restaurant REVIEW For a lighter option, try the 10 1996 title role for Gwyneth grilled chicken salad for $7.25. It 14 “Project Runway” host Heidi 15 Ardent lover The only disappointment about Drop whatever low-carb diet is is a mix of fresh, crisp lettuce and 16 Business jet company the latest trend and head to down- Gerik’s, located at 601 Franklin vegetables piled up on the plate, founder town Waco for a doughy, buttery Ave., is that the restaurant does topped with crunchy onions and 17 Honk ... honk ... honk ... fix with handmade kolaches from not bear the delicious and irresist- assorted dressings. 20 Conifer with springy wood Gerik’s Ole Czech Bakery & Deli. ible smell of fresh-baked pastries. Drinks include typical deli sta- 21 Help in a bad way These authentic Czech-style Pastries aren’t made on location; ples like fresh coffee, tea and sodas. 22 Jargon 23 City on the Shatt al-Arab kolaches come in an assortment they’re shipped in the early morn- The portions at Gerik’s are waterway of flavors, including meat, cheese, ing hours from the original Gerik’s large, much like the long floor to 25 Cheeky pet? and assorted fruits. Two flavors in West to locations in downtown ceiling windows of the restaurant, 27 Woof ... woof ... woof ... you can’t go wrong with are the Waco and Woodway. which allow customers views of a 30 Youngest “Pride and Preju- link sausage and cheese, which Gerik’s doesn’t close after slow-paced downtown. dice” Bennet sister has a nice kick, and the sausage, breakfast. Customers eating in or It is almost impossible to leave 31 Love, in Málaga 32 In the center of egg and cheese flavor, all breakfast taking food to go can choose from hungry after enjoying breakfast or 36 Bonehead staple foods wrapped in soft pastry a wide range of lunch items. lunch. 37 Pong maker dough. It is hard to go wrong with the Gerik’s, open from 7 a.m. to 2 38 Brit’s floor covering Breakfast doesn’t stop with ko- cheeseburger, a juicy, well-sea- p.m. Monday through Friday (and 39 Men laches, as Gerik’s offers a variety soned classic that is fully decked closed on weekends), offers a vari- 40 “Will be,” in a Day song of other pastries, including huge, with lettuce, tomato, pickles and ety of classic bakery and deli items, 41 Prefix meaning “hundred” 4 Expressive rock genre 33 Pie filling that may include soft and perfectly sweet cinnamon onions, sandwiched between two done right with fresh ingredients, 42 Drip ... drip ... drip ... 44 Mime who created Bip the 5 “To Where You Are” singer beef rolls. The perfect size to share, try fresh (though unfortunately not plenty of mouthwatering butter, Clown Josh 34 Meddle a twist on this classic with flavors homemade) buns. 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Lynne Sladky | Associated Press I’m not a Red Sox fan, but I do feel for them. I am a Dallas Cow- Texas Rangers relief pitcher Neftali Feliz, center, celebrates Tuesday in St. Petersburg, Fla., with Esteban German (6), Yorvit Torrealba (8) and Leonys boys fan, so I can relate to sky-high Martin (27) after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 4-3 in Game 4 to clinch baseball’s American League division series. expectations, legendary failures Daniel Wallace |Sports writer and demoralizing finishes to a sea- son. What makes the collapse all job. He did not lose his job because the more stunning is the caliber of of his inability to reach the players. Rangers clinch trip to ALCS again team that had been put together. I don’t think something in him just Because of offseason acquisitions magically switched when the cal- By Fred Goodall the ninth inning before closing for team lead with 32 homers, and Bel- and stayed in the lineup. such as Adrian Gonzalez and Carl endar hit September. He had been Associated Press his third save of the series, preserv- tre had been on a late-season tear The play energized the crowd of Crawford, the Red Sox were nearly reaching his players just fine before ing the victory for Matt Harrison. going into the playoffs. 28,299, about 4,000 less than Mon- the unanimous favorite to win the then. The reason he is jobless right ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Texas won for the fifth straight “That’s one of the main reasons day night, which was announced as American League pennant. now is because of his players’ in- Texas Rangers are headed back time on the road overall — all at I came to this team. We’re looking a sellout. But several innings later, Tears are the only thing flood- ability to perform. to the AL championship series, Tropicana Field — in the opening good right now, but we still have a the Rays’ season was over. ing the field at Fenway these days, You can only put so much thanks to a power surge by Adrian round. The Rangers eliminated long way to go,” he said. Rodriguez scored all three runs not champagne and rowdy players blame on a manager when a team Beltre that few players in major Tampa Bay in five games last year. Texas reached the World Series for the Rays. He drew a one-out celebrating a championship. As sad of that talent, who is accustomed league history have matched. Ian Kinsler led off the game for for the first time last year, but lost walk and scored on Casey Kotch- as that is for some, it’s not even the to winning, goes 7-20 to end the Beltre hit three straight home Texas by homering on the second to San Francisco. man’s single, but Feliz retired the worst part. The most unfortunate season. Francona was not out there runs and the defending AL cham- pitch from rookie Jeremy Hellick- Down 2-0 early, the Rays liter- next two batters. consequence of the historic de- throwing cheese over the plate or pions advanced again, beating son. ally rammed their way back into Tampa Bay certainly gave its bacle is the loss of manager Terry striking out. He was doing his job the Tampa Bay Rays 4-3 in Game Then it was Beltre’s turn. He the game. faithful, and fans everywhere, quite Francona. effectively from the dugout, like he 4 Tuesday to win their playoff came into the game in an 1-for-11 Sean Rodriguez drew a one-out a ride in the final month. Manager It should be noted that Fran- had done for years. matchup. slump in this series before break- walk in the second and took off Joe Maddon’s team overcame a cona and the Red Sox organization I hope to see Francona manag- Texas took this best-of-five se- ing loose. when Matt Joyce lined a two-out nine-game deficit against Boston did mutually decide to part ways ing another team in 2012. He has ries and ended the Rays’ remark- “The first couple games their double to the gap in right-center in the wild-card standings, then after the disastrous finish. Part of proven he is a winning manager, able run to the AL wild-card spot. pitching was really good,” Beltre field. Rodriguez barreled around rallied from seven runs to beat the the reason Francona was fine with and many teams would be grateful The Rangers will play for the pen- said. “Today something changed, I third base and plowed into catcher Yankees on the last day of the regu- leaving the organization was what to have him. As for the Red Sox, nant against the winner of the felt more comfortable at the plate, Mike Napoli, jarring the ball loose. lar season to reach the playoffs for he called his “inability to reach not only do they have to live with Detroit Tigers-New York Yankees and I did something to help my Rodriguez knocked Napoli the third time in four years despite some players.” But even if that is their legendary failure, they now to series. team win.” backward, scrambled to his feet a small payroll. the case, the Red Sox are going to have start all over again to find that Beltre became just the seventh Beltre hit solo shots off Hellick- and touched the plate with his Harrison, who made a relief ap- sorely miss Francona. manager that can repeat Francona’s player to homer three times in son in the second and fourth in- hand. pearance in the Rangers loss in the The reality is Francona did success. If history repeats itself, a postseason game, and the first nings, and added another solo It was the second plate collision series opener, pitched five innings what no Boston Red Sox manager don’t expect the Red Sox to hoist a since Adam Kennedy of the Angels drive against Game 1 winner Matt in the playoffs this year. St. Louis’ and won in his first postseason could do for the previous 86 years. world championship trophy for an- in 2002. Babe Ruth, Reggie Jackson Moore in the seventh. The Rays Jon Jay ran over Philadelphia’s start. The Texas bullpen took over He won a World Series. In 2004, his other 86 years from their previous and George Brett also are on the weren’t the only ones who had Carlos Ruiz in an unsuccessful at- after that. team broke a curse that dated all one. That means I will spend the list. trouble keeping up with Beltre — tempt to score during Game 2 of Texas’ five consecutive divi- the way back to 1918, the last time rest of my life in eager anticipation The Texas slugger connected a television cameraman trying to the Cardinals’ matchup against the sion series road wins matches the the Red Sox won a world cham- to see the 2097 Boston Red Sox in his first three at-bats. Given a run alongside Beltre to capture the Phillies. second-longest streak in big league pionship. Oh yeah, he did it again take the field. chance to tie the big league record image as the star jogged home did Manager Rob Washington and history. of four homers in a game, Beltre a face-first pratfall. the Rangers trainer left the dugout The Atlanta Braves won a re- hit a routine flyout in the eighth Beltre signed with Texas in the to check on the woozy Napoli, who cord eight straight from 1995-99 Golf narrowly takes second against Wade Davis. offseason after playing last year in remained in the game. Napoli got and the Yankees won five in a row Neftali Feliz gave up a run in Boston. He and Kinsler tied for the more attention in-between innings from 2003-05. By Laurean Love will be Baylor’s third straight top- Reporter two finish for the first time in the Big 12 era. 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Flush Out the Pocket -----101.22 win the game.’” WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 5, 2011 | the News 6 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com ‘Precheck’ program offers alternative to pat-downs it, but it also illustrated that they 1 percent of the average number By Ray Henry won’t be immune to all traditional of passengers screened daily at Associated Press security procedures. They came to domestic airports. No one in the the same security checkpoint as program is guaranteed an expe- A group of frequent fliers began other passengers, but were ushered dited screening, and the TSA says using lower-hassle security lines to a specialized line. Rodney Berry they’re still subject to random and Tuesday in exchange for sharing of Atlanta praised the new system unpredictable security steps. more personal information with even though his bag got searched McLaughlin said he could not the government in a trial program by hand at the end. disclose for security reasons ex- at four U.S. airports. “It seems like it was faster, even actly how the TSA will screen pas- The “PreCheck” program rep- though I got stopped,” said the sengers in the pilot program before resents a big attempt by President 42-year-old who typically flies at they check in. Barack Obama’s administration to least once a week. The government already pre- move away from a one-size-fits- TSA Assistant Administrator screens all U.S. passengers, typi- all security approach and toward Chris McLaughlin said the benefits cally checking their full names, a model that tailors passenger of the program are twofold. birthdates and genders against checks to what the government “This program allows us to fo- government databases of potential knows about them. It is being im- cus on individuals that we know terrorists. But frequent-flier pro- plemented after a public backlash a great deal about,” he said during grams and the government trav- and protest campaign last year over a news conference at Hartsfield- eler programs collect more data. sometimes invasive pat-downs for Jackson Atlanta International Air- For instance, personal information travelers who refused to step inside port. “... At the same time, it frees provided in Delta’s frequent-flier full-body scanners. up resources for us to apply to in- program includes the traveler’s The new program requires a ba- dividuals that we know less about home address, email address or sic trade-off. Passengers allow air- and potentially pose a greater risk phone number, and preferred lan- lines or other government agencies to aviation.” guage. to share their personal information The voluntary test program On Monday, the federal agency with the U.S. Transportation Secu- covers travelers enrolled in Delta also announced it will spend $3.2 rity Administration so they can be Air Lines’ and American Airlines’ million on new technology in- pre-screened before arriving at the frequent-flier programs or three tended to automatically spot fake airport. In return, passengers get a government-run traveler programs government identity documents chance — not a guarantee — that - called Global Entry, NEXUS and and airport boarding passes. It’s Associated Press they can move through faster lines SENTRI - at the four airports. expected to be tested early next A passenger smiles as he is told by Transportation Security Administration officers that he doesn’t need to remove and avoid removing their shoes, Participants in the existing gov- year and will be incorporated into his shoes while going through a new expedited security line Tuesday at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport belts or light coats while keeping ernment programs undergo back- the pilot program. in Atlanta. laptop computers and liquids in ground checks and are interviewed Brad Childress, 59, was among their travel bags. by customs officials to get cards the first passengers to pass through since he usually has to take them Childress said. more about the information he If successful, the pilot program that allow them to pass through the specialized security line in off as part of a normal security The frequent traveler on Delta was sharing with the government could spread beyond a small sliver customs more quickly. Atlanta. He set off the metal screening. On Tuesday, his shoes was unaware he had enrolled in the before deciding whether he of travelers and airports in Atlanta, The new PreCheck program is detector when he forgot to remove stayed on his feet. program, though airport officials objected. Miami, Detroit and Dallas-Fort small. TSA officials estimate that a money clip from his pocket, but He said he never believed that say he may have authorized the “They already know where I’m Worth. somewhere from 5,000 to 8,000 he called the process “a piece of the traditional security screening airline to share his information traveling, they know where I live, The system’s opening run in At- travelers could eventually be ush- c a ke .” made the country safer. on an electronic form without they know what my credit card lanta earned positive reviews from ered through the specialized se- He wears leather loafers “I always thought that was a realizing it. number is,” he said. “So they know several of the passengers who used curity lines daily. That’s less than without shoelaces to the airport false sense of security anyhow,” He said he would have to learn a lot about me.”

MARRIAGE from Page 1 HONOR from Page 1 music that changed the world, I due,” Darden said. involvement with the Baylor com- can Civil Liberties Union and the come to be known as strict scruti- recording it. Dr. James Bennighof, vice pro- munity, Darden’s students are af- evening’s other speaker, advocated ny. That is, any restriction on mar- But now what will be happen- couldn’t find it. It wasn’t available,” Darden said. vost for academic affairs and pol- fected by his teaching. accepting homosexual marriage as riage has to be narrowly tailored to ing is that the state will be defining icy and professor of music theory, At one point there was a web- a legitimate societal institution. a compelling government interest, parentage rather than just record- The music wasn’t available be- cause the vinyl records that held introduced Darden and said the site titled “Bob Darden is the Best “The moral beliefs of the ma- and that’s a very high bar.” ing a natural, pre-political, pre- journalism professor stood out Teacher Ever,” except between jority should not be taken and Contrary to Quinto-Pozos, existing reality.” this recorded music were slowly deteriorating without any official from other nominees. “best” and “teacher” was a mixture translated into laws that the major- Morse argued marriage is a soci- Quinto-Pozos countered this Bennighof said in addition to of ampersands and dollar signs ity can then use to beat up the mi- etal institution with a single gener- claim by pointing out heterosexual catalog of the songs. “It is a project that’s long over- hours of work with the Black Gos- that Bennighof said “no one ever nority,” Quinto-Pozos said. “Gay ally accepted definition that pre- couples who cannot have children pel Music Restoration Project and told me how to pronounce.” people and gay couples are just like dates the definitions the state has are allowed to marry, implying the everybody else in every way that is given it. concerns of traditional-marriage relevant to marriage.” She warned that allowing ho- advocates are influenced by a dis- Quinto-Pozos cited U.S. Su- mosexuals to marry could have taste for gays rather than a desire preme Court case law that he said dangerous consequences for so- to reserve marriage for parenting. established the right to marry “is ciety generations down the line “The justifications for keeping so fundamental to self-definition because it could undermine the gay people out of marriage have and to personal liberty” that it is needs of children to be raised by been found by courts in the past to protected by the “due process” their biological parents. be based on outdated conceptions clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth “When you take away biology about gay people and our relation- Amendments to the U.S. Constitu- as the basic way that you define ships,” Quinto-Pozos said. “Those tion. parenthood,” Morse said, “we’re conceptions are often based on “What that means,” Pozos said, changing the role of the state here morality, on religion, and courts “is that in order for the govern- because currently the state is sim- have held that moral distaste for ment to interfere with the right ply recognizing biology as an ex- gay people is not enough even to to marry, it has to meet what has isting natural reality; the state’s just survive rational-basis review.”