St. James changes I’m a Barbie girl They’re getting there News A4 Voice B3 Sports A12 Vol. 120 | No. 14 5 February 2016 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis perform at Bradley Concert sells out hours before show BY SAMMANTHA DELLARIA was cool to actually see him live Copy Editor … it was cool that he was [on] our campus.” Bradley students showed ACBU President Jackie Myers, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis a junior journalism major, said by the “same love” as Wiz Khalifa sending the survey, the organi- when they performed last night in zation was able to consider all of Renaissance Coliseum. campus’ preferences. The Macklemore and Ryan “This is the second year that we Lewis concert sold out only hours sent out a survey to the students,” before the show began, with a Myers said. “We really wanted final attendance of 3,381. Concert- to integrate Bradley as a whole goers left the show with favorable into the process of picking [the reviews. performer] instead of having three “I thought [the show] was awe- people decide what we think cam- some,” Chris Spadafora, a senior pus wants.” industrial engineering major, said. After reviewing the results of “Probably one of the best concerts the survey in which Macklemore that I have been to.” and Ryan Lewis were the top Students attending the con- choice, ACBU submitted an offer cert said they enjoyed the way to the performer and negotiated Macklemore interacted with the the price. crowd, especially when he crowd Tickets sales opened to the pub- surfed during his encore. lic on Oct. 21, the Macklemore and “This was poetry in motion. By far one of the best live performers. [Macklemore] poured his soul out." - Jason Banks Sophomore, computer information systems major Ryan Lewis concert sold out their “That was poetry in motion,” public section in mid-January. Jason Banks, a sophomore com- Myers said the trend in ticket sales puter information systems major, differed from last year’s ticket said. “By far one of the best live sales when Wiz Khalifa performed performers. [Macklemore] poured on campus. his soul out.” “Macklemore and Ryan Lewis The Activities Council of has been selling more continuous- Bradley University (ACBU) decid- ly,” Myers said. “Whereas, Wiz photo by Anna Foley ed on the concert, which was Khalifa sold out in, like, the last Macklemore and Ryan Lewis performed in Renaissance Coliseum last night. Tickets sold out the morning of announced Oct. 12 after sending two weeks and [Wiz Khalifa ticket the concert, with a final attendance of 3,381 people. a survey with a list of potential sales] weren’t as consistent.” artists to the student body with the Myers said because the Wiz request that students vote on the Khalifa show did sell out, ACBU Ryan Lewis concert did not sell so that more students can come,” Bradley students a memorable performer of their choice. decided to extend the pit section out as fast. Myers said. experience. “I knew a few of his songs,” to fit about 300 more students, “With Macklemore and Ryan Myers said that being able to “It’s a treat for the students,” Caroline Letzel, a sophomore pub- which is why the Macklemore and Lewis, we extended the pit so that put on an affordable, but exciting, Myers said. “Seeing a four-time lic relations major, said. “But it there [were] more tickets available show is rewarding because it gives Grammy-winning artist.” A2 THE SCOUT 5 February 2016 NEWS BRIEFS POLICE REPORTS • Officers responded to a motor vehicle accident at 3:18 a.m. Bradley Ballroom offers lessons Saturday, on the 800 block of University Street. Three non-students were arguing while in a parked car, and as one male passenger exited Bradley Ballroom will perform at Body Fitness’ Valentines Day dance from 7:00 p.m. to the vehicle, he was struck by an oncoming vehicle. 11:30 p.m. next Saturday, Feb. 13 at 3020 N University. The male was uninjured and refused medical treatment. He is not pressing charges. Bradley Ballroom offers lessons every Monday night on the second floor of Markin Recreational Center from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The group teaches dances like the Rumba, Foxtrot, waltz and the tango. • An officer performing rounds stopped a group of five stu- dents outside of Williams Hall at 11:44 p.m. Jan. 28. The officer noticed No prior dancing experience or partner is required to join. the students were drinking, and after the five were stopped, two stu- dents ran away. For more information, students can email the organization at [email protected] The two were issued municipal ordinance violation citations, and all five individuals were detained. Admissions Office accepting STARs applications • An officer received a report of a female student making threats to another female student at 9 p.m. Jan. 29 on the 800 block of The Admissions Office is now accepting applications for Student Admission Representatives N. Tobias Lane. (STARs) for the 2016-2017 academic year. The victim reported she received text message and voicemail threats, and the first female was issued a notice to appear in court. STARs provide guided tours of Bradley’s campus to prospective students and act as recruit- ers for the university. The STARs position is paid and is flexible with students’ schedules, so the position will not interfere with coursework. • Officers received a report of domestic battery at 5:07 a.m. Sunday. A female student on the 800 block of N. Underhill Street Students applying to be a STAR should be enthusiastic about Bradley. reported a male non-student was repeatedly yelling at her and poking her face. She retaliated and slapped his hand away. Applications for the STARs position can be found in the Admissions Office in the Visitor’s The male was arrested, and the female student refused medical Center and are due by Feb. 24. treatment and counseling. For questions regarding the STARs position or the application, students can email the Assistant Director of Admissions Cory Craig at [email protected]. • A hall director reported a racist hate word carved into an elevator at University Hall to police at 11:20 p.m. Monday. The van- dalism was discovered and reported to the hall director by a resident advisor, and another student took digital photos to present to the Fit Fair teaches healthy living BUPD. The suspect remains unknown. Get Fit, Stay Fit will be hosting its annual Fit Fair today from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Markin Recreational Center. Get Fit, Stay Fit is a program developed by various Bradley departments aimed at incentiv- izing the Hilltop to exercise and eat healthier. The Fit Fair will feature 30 vendors and raffle prizes, including a FitBit, Apple Watch, GPS Watch, BOSU Ball, punching bag and more. The Fit Fair is free to all students, faculty and staff. Black History Month: Calendar of events Black History Month events Tuesday, Feb. 9 turing the Bradley Speech Team Thursday, Feb. 25 on the Hilltop have officially Sponsored by Delta Sigma Mardi Gras Celebration Friday, Feb. 19 Sponsored by the African begun, lasting from now until Theta Sorority, Inc. Wednesday, Feb. 17 Sponsored by the Bradley American Studies-History Feb. 29. The Black History Month 7:13 p.m. in the Library Room Sponsored by Students United University Speech Team Department Planning Committee, consisting for Change 7 p.m. in Neumiller Lecture 7 p.m. in the Wyckoff Room of of various organizations, students Know Your Vote 5 p.m. in the Michel Student Hall the Cullom-Davis Library and educators, has come together Wednesday, Feb. 10 Center Ballroom to celebrate, advocate for diversi- Sponsored by Delta Sigma The Power of Words Dialogues on Diversity ty and educate the campus during Theta Sorority, Inc. Literary Reading by Sharon Saturday, Feb. 20 Friday, Feb. 26 the month of February. 7:30 p.m. in Baker B54 Flake Sponsored by Sigma Lambda Sponsored by Activities Wednesday, Feb. 17 Gamma Colony Council of Bradley University Check out a full schedule of “Backpacks to Briefcases” Sponsored by the English 6 p.m. location TBA 7 p.m. in Marty Theater events planned for Black History speech by Drew Butts Department Month below. Thursday, Feb. 11 7:30 p.m. in the Peplow Black Excellence Ball Nicole Byer: Girl Code Sponsored by Enterprise, Delta Pavilion Sunday, Feb. 21 Saturday, Feb. 27 Red Rose Event Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Sponsored by Black Student Sponsored by Activities Monday, Feb. 8 Office of Diversity and Inclusion Andrea Gibson: A Night of Alliance Council of Bradley University Sponsored by Delta Sigma 6 p.m. in the Michel Student Poetry 6 p.m. in the Michel Student 7 p.m. in the Michel Student Theta Sorority, Inc. Center executive suite Thursday, Feb. 18 Center Ballroom Center Ballroom 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. in the Michel Sponsored by Common Student Center Black History Ceremony Ground “The N-Word” Panel Black History Showcase Friday, Feb. 12 8 p.m. in the Michel Student Discussion Saturday, Feb. 27 Voter Registration Drive Sponsored by Delta Sigma Center Ballroom Tuesday, Feb. 23 Sponsored by the Speech Team Tuesday, Feb. 9 Theta Sorority, Inc. Sponsored by the Office of 7 p.m. in Marty Theater Sponsored by the Office of 7 p.m. in the Hayden-Clarke “The Mountaintop” Student Diversity and Inclusion Diversity and Inclusion Alumni Center Gathering and Reception 6 p.m. in the Garret Cultural Information taken from Bring your current address and Friday, Feb. 19 Center http://dotcms.bradley.edu/ driver’s license or state ID to reg- Black History Bowl Sponsored by Black Student campuslife/diversity/programs/ ister to vote Tuesday, Feb.