OTR Bearcat 3 Fall Festival 4 Football Fun fall festivities take What teams will place in Over-the-Rhine make the College this season Football Playofs? THE NEWS RECORD / UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NEWSRECORD.ORG MONDAY, OCT. 31, 2016 UnMuseum opens ‘Deep Space’ SAMANTHA HALL | COLLEGE LIFE become a display of art which created forts, pillows and available to a variety themselves. and tents that participants of ages. It’s an experimental form The hands-on exhibit’s could use to design their GO: “Deep Space,” of art, with interactive LED weekend family festival very own village area. Contemporary Arts Center, and glow displays lined gave children and adults The art scene of 44 E 6th St. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., up along the exhibit for all alike the opportunity to test Cincinnati continues to Saturday-Monday. 10 a.m.- ages to see, touch and — in light play and experiment thrive through its many 9 p.m., Wednesday-Friday. some cases — hear. with reflection through the progressive and changing FREE admission. Cincinnati has an lights and mirrors of the exhibits that often are free abundance of museums “Deep Space” display. and featured artwork, but Throughout the history of the Contemporary Arts interactive artwork, artists Center (CAC) has taken a have been known to leave step further with its display works incomplete, leaving of art. room for the visitors and The CAC has uncovered a attendees to participate in concept in design artwork its completion, according that reaches beyond a to Ryszard W. Kluszcznski, traditional art gallery a media and visual artist through accessing the MCT from Poland. Free condoms are available at UC Wellness Center in Steger. senses of its visitors. The The CAC has taken the innovative exhibit opened outline of this concept and its “Deep Space” art show transformed it into their as part of the UnMuseum own artistic entity at the on Saturday. UnMuseum, completely Attendees of all sorts are Survey reveals UC changing what art can be able to use the artwork and in Cincinnati. even create their own with “Deep Space” is not LED lanterns and jewelry, the UnMuseum’s first personalizing the exhibit interactive display, but is students’ sexual as their own. different in aesthetic from The installation of “Deep past displays, all of which Space” was originally aimed to please younger displayed at the People’s audiences. behavior, habits Liberty Globe Gallery and Past exhibits include has since been moved to “Tracy Featherstone” which LAUREN MORETTO | NEWS EDITOR the CAC. highlighted wearable at UC over the last 30 During the weekend days has declined over 4 artwork, paintings and A number of sexually opening, costumes percent, according to UC sculptures, “Coral City” active students at the were allowed and even executive summaries from which aimed to have University of Cincinnati 2013 and 2016. encouraged in celebration attendees participate in are practicing safe sex at of Halloween. The CAC Not utilizing protective the creation of a paper an above average rate. barriers during sex also offered face paintings coral reef while having SHAE COMBS | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Contraception use during may leave participants during the opening, giving real underwater creatures Two visitors enjoy one of the new interactive 3D exhibits a the CAC, Saturday vaginal intercourse among susceptible to sexually attendees the chance to present and “Sky Villages” Oct. 29, 2016. UC students during the transmitted infections last 30 days was above (STI). the national average, While hormonal according to data from the contraception, such as the Reference and University pill, will offer protection of Cincinnati executive against pregnancy, it will summaries, both reports not provide any protection by the American College against STIs, according to Health Association (ACHA) Brandy Reeves, director of released 2016. the UC Student Wellness These reports are Center. conducted at UC every Around 6 percent of UC three years in association students surveyed have with ACHA, with the been diagnosed or treated 2016 report garnering 950 for an STI, according to the respondents. 2016 report. Campus initiatives such Included in this result as the Gotcha Covered was genital herpes, program out of the Student genital warts, gonorrhea, Wellness Center, which chlamydia, HIV and supplies condoms to hepatitis B or C. volunteers who then make STI testing centers the supply available to available to students fellow students, could help include the Cincinnati explain the above average Health Department, rate. Planned Parenthood and Of UC students surveyed, University Health Services. around 27 percent were not A decrease in the number sexually active in the past of female students utilizing year. protective barriers may be Though contraception due to an expectation of use in vaginal intercourse the male partner to provide surpasses the national rate, condoms, while the female condom or use of another partner may be expected to SHAE COMBS | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER protective barrier among SEE SEX SURVEY PG 2 Contemporary Arts Center new exhibit, Unmuseum, includes a wall of lights that turn relections into 3D images, Saturday, October 29 2016. sexually active females Berding’s passion led to creation of FC Cincinnati DAVID WYSONG | SPORTS EDITOR played in the U.S. National was finding a place for the League and the State Cup soccer club to play that Many sports fans display [Championship], seeing is where the University their passion for the city thousands of players at of Cincinnati’s Nippert they’re from by rooting tournaments, multi-million Stadium came into the for their hometown teams; dollar facilities … [I] picture. Jeff Berding displayed certainly had a growing “I give all the credit to his passion by creating a awareness of the strength the board of trustees — professional sports team. and explosive growth of President [Santa] Ono, Berding, who graduated soccer and wanted to make Athletic Director Mike from St. Xavier High sure Cincinnati had an Bohn —because they saw School in Cincinnati and opportunity to be a part of the vision as a win-win. was a city councilman it,” Berding said. There’s 40,000 students from 2005-2011, believed FC Cincinnati is currently on that campus in a his hometown deserved a a part of the United Soccer demographic group that professional soccer team, League. Prior to joining, likes soccer, many love and he gave them just that Berding had to make sure soccer,” Berding said. by creating Futbol Club he had the key ingredients “We have 56,000 youth Cincinnati. to secure a license with the families in this region. “As I was traveling the N.C. BROWN | CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER league. FC Cincinnati forward Sean Okoli (9) performs a scissor kick against Louisville City at Nippert Stadium, Saturday, April 16, country with my son, One of those ingredients SEE FC CINCY PG 4 2016. who’s on a team that THE STUDENT VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI FREE 2 / NEWS MONDAY, OCT. 31, 2016 Bearcat food service providers EMILY STOLTZ | CONTRIBUTOR then factors in how many through feedback that we as well. The ability to be students are served, the receive from the university responsive and flexible is Recent growth at the hours of operation, the community, which of course especially crucial when University of Cincinnati nutrition they can provide, is made up predominantly serving a university as large has warranted a demand as well as staff. Currently, of students,” said Hautz. as UC, according to Hautz. for new food options on the university holds a A group called the Food Also playing a major role campus. contract with Aramark Focus Committee — made in these decisions is UC’s Changes to UC’s dining Corp. food services. up mostly of student meal desire for continued growth. services are visible in The food selection process plan holders —meets “When incoming students residential dining halls, in the dining halls begins monthly to discuss their are shopping for a as well as in independent “years ahead of time,” concerns and suggestions. college, they have certain vendors — such as the according to Hautz, in The department things they want,” said Starbucks that opened Aug. anticipation of what the also conducts surveys Wahlke, who added that 21 in Langsam Library, university’s needs may be throughout the for prospective students which is open 24 hours a in the future. For a school year. Feedback and touring UC, a Starbucks day, seven days a week. like UC that keeps setting recommendations from the in Langsam Library might UC’s main priority is the enrollment records, the student body are critical land on their list of reasons food available in dining ability to foresee trends and to the decision-making to attend. halls that serve more than demands is imperative. process, according to Katie Decisions about a million meals per year, There is a structured Wahlke, program director food on campus are a according to John Hautz, process when UC enters for housing and food combined effort between the director of housing and into any contractual services. the department and the food services. agreement that requires Contracts derived are students they serve, The size of the university collaboration between the “living documents,” according to Hautz, with and its hours of operation university’s purchasing according to Hautz. the demands of current puts UC in a category with department, the Office of “The ability for the and prospective students many other schools in General Counsel and the agreement over time to remaining the top priority. which there may be only Board of Trustees. evolve as student demands “The University is growing a few companies that can However, food change is built into the in stature, academic provide that level of service, recommendations come contract,” said Hautz.