VOLUME 93 TUESDAY ISSUE 6 AUGUST 28, 2007 ^ FIRST COPY roEE/ ADDITIONAL COPIES 50C , DALLAS, TEXAS • SMUDAILYCAMPOS.CQM By Russ Aaron said Addington, a victim of an on-cam- the solution," said Tieder. "This is some­ Chief Copy Editor pussexual assault She shared the story thing that'c4n,^ppra4o.My..9fiis."'--'. poses ofCAIR." [email protected] of her assault incident, which led to a Addtngton's first-hand experience left guidelines for pregnancy, citing Tieder as they key to her with the desire toget out and public­ lould not name First-year students filled the: major- coping, with the effects, The women, ly share her story with people who ihay gnificant justifi- ity of. seats in McParltn Auditorium regard having close relationships with not be familiar with the importance of femain sensitive last night for "Let's Talk About It," a friends a vital aspect of handling the preventing sexual assault. She and Heder tion interests of TODAY program that focuses on bringing the unexpected. believe that providing an understanding High 95, Low 75 issue of sexual assault to the forefront "Ourfriendship is the most important of sexual assault to students is crucial in TOMORROW of students' minds. Kelly Addington and part of what we do," said Tieder, urging making a difference. High 94, Low 76 Becca Tieder spoke to the students, about, students to be open with one another "You have to accept the things you the high frequency of sexual assaults on and to have someone to talk to in time cannot change and use them in your life of need. to do. things differently," said Tieder. ''By entire itatioa. However, the focus of the presenta-. being here tonight you're already a part I'S INSIDE Instead of standing - on stage and tion was not directed solely toward the of the solution." • .strictly lecturing, the women spoke to1 females in the audience, Addington and • Aside from the information provided , .THEMIX" the ^audience as if it were a private con­ Tieder reminded students .that men can, by Addington's personal account, the versation between the speakers and the and have been sexually assaulted on women wanted students to know ex­ reac- individual'student.. university campuses, and that it's up to actly where to turn on our own campus Bishop Boulevard - a weekly novel tion of her friend when she told him she was sexually. assaulted. Tieder "We are here tonight to break down everyone to take a stand.: mm • debuts. Page 2, and Addington spoke about sexual assault during the "let's Talk'About It" presentation fast night in McFarlin Auditorium. barriers and stretch our comfort zones,", . "Men are just as an important part of SEE "AWARENESS" ON PAGE 8 diMmm.mmmxmi , ENTERTAINMENT msmmm. wmmmm Teen Awards leave much to be desired. Page 5. ' OPINION ;. , ; By MarkNorris The rumor mill runs amok at SMU. Editor in Chief Page 6. [email protected] SPORTS If you are in Dallas you will know that SMU plays Texas Tech next Monday Women's volleyball sweeps ;nt's mar- «, weekend tournament. Page 7. keting plan that is in full rollout. Viewers across the North newscasts. The ad. buy continues-through the week on the ame, TODAY'S QU i at 3 p.nvon Monday. "You have to accept the thingsypu I he T cannot change and use them in your life to do things differently." centerpiece of the campaign - with speaking bubbles on the Becca Tieder, Page 1. billboards and a voice in the TV ads. When people see that, they immediately recognize the pony and think about SMU," said director of marketing and is actibn before promotions Monica Contreras. "It gets people excited about the game and ori the field with the team. football. "If lets people know that we have a fun party beforehand/' The first spot ties SMU's football past to its present. It in Dallas still do not know about the Boulevard. Both spots end with an announcer telling fans to get tick ' ' * * I ,a. ets to the game against Texas Tech is 29 touchdowns in one season, a record that Willis shattered Contreras said a lot of ideas were bounced around for TV during his freshman year on the Hilltop ads, but that the talking.helmet w Contreras said. The second spot is in slideshow style - showing pictures SEE "MARKETING" ON PAGE 8 Season Opener - Dallas, TX. Monday, Sept. 3-3 p.m. Wk!,\W 40 percent chance of rain I,* lil'-i'iW ® High - 91 Low - 73 Today - SMU's market ing efforts for th e? Wednesday - Completebreakdbwn of Thiirsday - Rdsition-by-postion Friday - Feature profile on safety Bryce ' season opener against Texas Tech , Conference USA and our picks . bfeakdown of the SMU football team Hudman and why his position is key SMU's Knosl wins U.S. Amateur UN. OKS TROOPS NEARDAJRFUR By Tiffany Glick from use to SMU. Managing Editor ijN|TED NATIONS (AP) - The v response. Security Council gave the European Members of the SMU faculty and staff gathered White Union and the U.N. the green light tickets in astadium qf 80,000 Trojan fa^whiieSeated Monday to prepare for a military and police deployment to help protect stadium of 80,000 Mustangs, or Snoop Dogg, but that civilians in Chad and the Central Enrollment Services, Anthony she could have whatever seat she wanted in Ford Sta­ African Republic caught in the Tillman." dium, along with a trip to a bowl game., , ispillover of the Darfur conflict. SMU President R. Gerald ; : Turner and his wife, Gail, pation in a bowl game, White says she will work to received more ffian 100 fac­ "make sure that all the students with:whom BODIES OF FIVE ulty, staff and board members, can achieve all of their hopes and dreams." TEX AS VICTIMS . alongside Dr.:White and Till- ' I FOUND man for a short reception in the | receritly worked in Washington D.C. as a director for • Vmphrey Lee ballroom. \ The<^iiege;B<^&CT whileWork*- ; \ "We are' always excited to, ." ing in the Division of Enrollment Services will be 'AUSTIN (AP) - Detectives charged White a fugitive arrested in New fork with welcome someone especially towards reteriticp of students, in order touring murder m the death o( one of four involved in leadership, who; supports, the students," - .tpthenextlefel,as TSOT«/1 T IMQI" , I MNIRTIKFLR A? RLAN'T'R+MONF RTF people slam at a home northwest - "SMU is poised to going from a really good institu­ of Austin and tracked possible tion to a really great institution," said Tillman. "SMU links >o other homicides in Texas .team.''»: is distinctly unique in all it has to offer." itnd Pennsvlvania law officers said. White is originally from San Francisco and Has .. ;/;"ltV^wiys-gpdd;to^ • Federal arid local authorities arrested people to campus," said President Turner in his in- Paul Devoe III. 4 j. Photo by Associated Press Former SMU golfer Colt Knosl golf shirts. The new Vice President for Business and pic Club's Lake Course after v- 6 in San UiirY<iv*i»a PKricfir-.n r^acou Tvmll t^rriri *-rnrl/ if QJQ Francisco, Sunday. Knost won one o re fog®* . • ,»,! r; August 28, 20071 Tuesday, Augu; POLICE ItEPOUTS LICli HKPOHTS A novel written by Dane Branhatn for 'The Daily Campus XEM.1^, ^ Chapter One: The Introduction 'ByZack;' ;AfeusT.ir 8;Q1 p.m,: Theft - Class B • Associates j Peter walked slowly with a tray in his handstr/ying ered book now inside, and headed toward the door. "But Peter, we are supposed to turn in our papers ($50-$4?9): 2987 Binkley Ave. A zwehner@s\ student reported the theft of a 9:46 a.m.: Theft - Class 8 ($50- to locate Walter, Since hedidiiot see him irmneciiately, . "All right, $o HI see yoii at one?" ; today," interjected Teddy; * $4^9): .Parfe'M Pdri^JQffi jc e/ • • . he instinctively made his way over to their, usual bctoth "Yeah. See-you there," reassuredPetet. "just tell her I am 1 Saturday's alumr v Hugfes^igg Student ^ereter. ,: near the, corner, ; ; , out. She'll understand," said Peter. former SMU soccel A staff member reported ; He sbon: spotted Walter, in the regular spot, and: . In the very, back of Jimmy John's, by the soft drink Although Teddy looked, worried, Peter didn't give AUGUST 20 ' ' Mann was a huge si[ cash stolen from this location; /instantantly noticed > comical flaw in.the mauve disperiser and the corridor to the restrooms, Peter sat him a second glance. His eyes were reserved solely for atmosphere mixed] Open/: '• coloredshirt Waiter was wearing. Melissa.-'1- 12:55 a nrt.: Possession of •bongo playing and.s : ; "Seeriio^ to methat buttonis in the worst possible how much-longer h.e should stay and wait for Teddy "Shall we?" he suggested, offering her his arm. 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