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UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document S in c e 1 9 7 2 Kee p up to da te with t he ne w s a t TRNon line.or g. N o v e m b e r 1 8 , 2 0 1 6 e r f i t w Ch ec k ou t our ne xt iss ue in De cem be r! The Ran ger Ne ws i s wri tten an d edi ted by stu de nt s of the U niversity of W isco nsin -Par ksid e, and the y are solely r esp ons ible fo r its editorial polic y and co nte nt. N e w music d eg re e concentration Be A cc a- m az in g! U W -P ar k si de 's n ew m u si c c o n c e n tr a ti o n a n d vo ca l g ro u p CH YN NA CH UN G chung00 9@range rs. uw p. ed u C on te m po ra ry C om m er ci al M us ic - v oi ce em ph as is UW -P ark sid e h as a ne w Co nt em po ra ry C om ­ me rci al M us ic c on ce ntr ati on fo r m us ic m ajo rs! Th e p rog ram is s et to o pe n J an ua ry of 20 17 an d is t he first pro gra m of it' s k ind in W isc on sin . Th e p rog ram cu rre ntl y ha s a vo cal em ph as is an d is int en de d f or st ud en ts w ho wo uld lik e t rai n­ ing in ma ny dif fer en t g en re s o f m us ic inc lu din g jaz z, p op , r oc k, m us ica l t he atr e, a nd ot he rs . Pa vin g t he wa y fo r th is e xc iti ng an d inn ov a­ tiv e t rac k is Pr of es so r A mi Bo ut ers e. Pr ofe sso r Bo ute rse is c ert ifie d in co nt em po rar y co m m er ci al vo ice pe da go gy an d is th e a ct in g c ha ir o f t he M us ic De pa rtm en t a t UW -P ark sid e. Sh e is e ag er to he lp stu de nt s lea rn all th e s ki lls an d pr op er vo ca l t ec hn iq ue s th at wi ll t ran sfo rm the m int o s tro ng co nt em po ra ry vo ca lis ts. Al on g w ith vo ca l t rai ni ng , th e ne w co nc en tra ­ tio n w ill of fer cl as se s i n mu sic the ory , ea r tr ain ­ in g, im pr ov isa tio n, s on gw rit ing , an d mo re. PHO TO B Y PROF ESSOR AMI B OUTE RSE New a cape lla gro up on cam pus, the Range, prac ting o n stange in the Be dford Concert H all. St ud en ts wi ll be inv olv ed in a n en se m bl e gr ou p e ac h s em es ter , a nd up pe rcl as sm an ha ve the op po rtu nit y t o c re at e th eir ow n c on ce rts . Br an d new sta te o f t he a rt e qu ip m en t h as bee n pu rch as ed fo r th e p ro gr am , a nd ne w m as ter cla sse s, wi th na tio na l a ca pp ell a e xp er ts, wi ll he lp stu de nt s b ec om e in du str y lea de rs. A C ap el la U ni ve rs ity T h is su m m er , U W -P ar ks id e w ill be ho st ­ in g "A C ap el la U n iv er si ty " Ju ly 9 th -1 4 th . T hi s is a su m m er ca m p ch al ke d fu ll o f al l th in g s a ca p p el la an d is op en to a w id e ra n g e of ag es fr om m id d le sc h o o le rs to ad u lt s. S tu ­ d en ts w ill be ab le to m ee t in du st ry p ro fe s­ si o n al s an d pe rf or m in th ei r ow n a ca p pe ll a g ro u p s. Fo r m or e in fo rm at io n ab o u t th e ne w C on ­ te m p o ra ry C o m m er ci al M us ic co n ce n tr a ti o n , in cl ud in g au d it io n da te s an d m or e in fo rm a­ tio n ab o ut A C ap el la U ni v er si ty , c o n ta ct P ro ­ fe ss o r A m i B ou te rs e at b o u te rs e@ u w p .e d u . Pa rk si de R an ge In co nj un ct io n w ith th e ne w tra ck , P ar ks id e Ra ng e is a bra nd ne w a ca pp el la vo ca l gr ou p m ak in g it 's de bu t t hi s se m es te r. Da vi d Z ap p, a se ni or m us ic m aj or on th e C C M tra ck , i s t he he ad m us ic ar ra ng er , m us ic di re cto r, an d ba ss vo ca lis t i n t he gr ou p. Pr of es so r A m i Bo ut er se is t he fa cu lty di re ct or of Pa rk si de Ra ng e. Th er e a re m an y a ca pp el la gr ou ps fo rm in g all ar ou nd th e na tio n. Za pp sh ar es th at , "O ne th in g t ha t s et s us ap ar t from ot he r c ol le gi at e a ca pe lla gr ou ps is t ha t 9 0 pe r­ ce nt of ou r m us ic is w rit te n in te rn al ly ." Pr of es so r Bo ut er se let us kn ow tha t "R an ge is a un iq ue gr ou p be ca us e th e be au ty of it is t ha t it c an be tai lo re d to w ho ha pp en s t o be in it a t tha t tim e. " B ou te rs e ad ds , "F o r m e. R an ge is a wa y fo r s in ge rs to cr ea te m us ic th at is in te re st ­ in g an d re la ta bl e. " Yo u c an co m e a nd se e Pa rk sid e R an ge pe r­ fo rm at th ei r e ve ni ng co nc er t D ec em be r 9 th at 7p .m . in Be df or d C on ce rt H al l. H ow to ge t i nv ol ve d Yo u d o no t h av e to be a m us ic m aj or to be in vo lv ed w ith Pa rk si de R an ge ! P ar ks id e R an ge is lo ok in g fo r vo ca lis ts , a rr an ge rs , c ho re og ­ ra ph er s, m us ic pr od uc er s, so un d te ch ni ci an s, an d m or e. A ud iti on s w ill be co m in g up ea rl y D ec em be r fo r th e sp ri ng se m es te r. C on ta ct Pr of es so r A mi B ou te rs e at bo ut - er se @ uw p. ed u by N ov em be r 30 th to ex pr es s yo ur in te re st fo r th e ne xt se m es te r! I n t h e g a ll e r ie s : F o r g o tt e n Wars a n d F lo w er s By Aa ro n H ug he s w it h co lla bo ra to r A m be r G in sb ur g AU ST IN K RIEG ER krieg004@ran gers. uw p. ed u O n W ed n es d ay , O c to b e r 2 6 , an o p e n in g re c ep ti o n w as h el d fo r th e c u rr e n t e x h ib it in th e R it a 's F in e A rt G al le ry . T h is c o ll e c ti o n o f w or k is ti tl ed F o rg o tt e n W ar s an d F lo w e rs by a rt is t A a ro n H u g h e s an d h is co l­ la b o ra to r A m b e r G in sb u rg . H u g h es is fi rs t an a rt is t w it h an M FA fr o m N o rt h w e st er n U n iv er ­ si ty as w el l a s m an y o th e r su it s, in c lu d in g an e d u c a to r, an a c ti v is t, an d an Ir aq w ar v e te ra n . A m b er G in sb u rg is a c e ra m ic is t by tr ad e a lo n g w it h a ls o b e in g an ac ti v is t an d le ct u re r at th e U n iv er ­ si ty o f C h ic a g o . T he m es H ug he s a n d G in sb u rg pu ll ed in sp ir at io n fr o m se p a ra te se tt in g s an d ex p e ri e n ce s bu t a re c o n n e c te d w it h an u n d e rl y in g th e m e . H u g h es re tu rn e d fr o m Ir aq a ft e r be in g d e p lo y ed in 2 0 0 3 , an d h e us ed h is e x p e ri e n c e s a s a d ee p in sp ir at io n fo r h is a rt . O ne of th e fi rs t p ie c e s H u g h es B ar be d W ir e" , w hi ch w as w ri tt en w h il e H u g h es w ai te d fo r a co n v o y c le ar a n c e on an Ir aq i ro ad . W hi le w a it in g , h e w at ch ed a bi rd fly ar ou nd an d la nd on a ba rb ed w ir e fe n ce . H u g h es re al iz ed th at th e bi rd ha d no id ea w ha t a ba rb ed w ir e fe n ce ev en w as , an d th is id ea sp o k e to h im . H e be li ev ed th at so ci et y c re a te s th e m ea n in g s b eh in d sy m b o ls an d o b je ct s in o u r w or ld an d th at so m et im es th es e sy m b o ls ar e n eg at iv e o r d e st ru c ti v e . In sp ir at io n T h e se e x p er ie n ce s fr om h is de ­ p lo ym en t ar e H u g h e s' s in sp ir a ti o n an d he cr ea te d p ie ce s d e p ic ti n g th e fe el in g s, im a g es , a nd em o ti o n s th at w er e fe lt w h il e he w as in Ir aq . O n e of th e b ig g es t co n tr as ts th at H u g h es p o rt ra y ed in h is w o rk s w as th e id ea of w ha t he w as e x p e ct in g to do in Ir aq co m p ar ed to w h at ac tu al ly w en t on w h il e h e w as d ep lo y e d . Tea Pr oj ec t T h is c o ll ec ti o n of w or k is c en ­ te re d ar o u n d a m ai n p ie ce ti tl e d th e T ea P ro je c t. T h e p ro je ct is in sp ir ed fr om on e o f H u g h e s' s fr ie n d s w ho w as a g ua rd a t G u an ta n am o B ay P ri so n an d w as in co n ta c t w it h H ug he s d u ri n g an d af te r. PHOTO BY KIM BE RLE Y M VE TIM BO TA MB O Tea Proje ct prese ntatio n crea ted by Aaron Huges and Amber G insburg. T h e in m at e s in ca rc er a te d in G u an ta n a m o w er e fe d a m ea l on a S ty ro fo am p la te w it h te a se rv ed in a S ty ro fo am cu p . C h ri s, th e g u a rd , w as to c o ll ec t th es e c u p s fr om th e in m at es bu t w he n th ey w er e c o ll e ct e d , th ey n o ti c ed th e se m en w er e d ra w in g fl o w e rs on th e c u p s, c ar v in g th e p ic tu re s in to th e cu p s w it h th ei r fi n g e rn a il s. T h e se im p ri so n ed m en w er e pa rt of th e la st si x ty m en st u ck in G u a n ta n a m o B ay fo r "n a ti o n a l se cu ri ty p u rp o se s" an d w er e re ­ fu se d en tr y in to th e ir c o u n tr ie s of o ri g in s. T h is st o ry sp o k e to bo th H u g h es an d G in sb u rg on a d ee p le v e l. T h e tw o a rt is ts w e re in sp ir ed to tr an sf o rm th e se d is p o sa b le c u p s in to so m e th in g th at w il l la st fo re v er , to sh a re th is st o ry a c ro ss th e w o rl d . G in sb u rg 's b ac k gr o un d is in c e ra m ic s, cl a y , an d o th er m ed i­ u m s li k e th o se tw o , a lo n g w it h u n d er ta k in g la rg e sc a le p ro d u ct io n p ro je c ts o f p ie c e s, su ch as he r T er ­ ra co tt a B om b P ro je ct in C h ic a g o . T o g et h er , th ey w or ke d to p ro d u ce o v er 70 0 c e ra m ic re p­ li ca ti o n s o f th e S ty ro fo am cu p s in sp ir ed by th e c u p s ca rv ed by in m at es o f G u an ta n am o B ay . T h is hu g e p ro d u c ti o n w as u n d er ta k en an d a cc o m p li sh e d by G in sb u rg , H u g h es , an d so m e h el p fr om fr ie n d s. Sh ar in g te a W it h th es e c u p s, H u g h es th en tr a v e ls ar o u nd th e w o rl d sp e ak ­ in g ab ou t th e " w a r on te rr o r" w it h pe o pl e fr om al l d if fe re n t p la ce s. H u g h es u se s th e c u p s to sh ar e te a w it h p eo p le w ho a re p a rt ic ip a ti n g in hi s d is c u ss io n s. H u g h e s 's si g n if ic a n c e w it h sh ar in g te a st a rt s w it h h is d ep lo y ­ m en t, w h er e a K uw ai ti so ld ie r o ff er ed hi m te a an d he re fu se d . L a te r in H u g h e s' s c a re e r, he w as sp e a k in g a s a c iv il ia n a g ai n st th e w ar in Ir aq an d w as o ff e re d te a a g ai n , to w h ic h he a cc e p te d . T h ro u g h th is g es tu re o f sh a ri n g te a an d b ec o m in g w ha t so m e sa y co u ld be fr ie n d s, H u g h es us es th is c o n n ec ti o n to sp ea k o ut a g a in st a w ar th at he ac tu al ly w as pa rt o f, an d in so m e w ay s, ta k es re sp o n si ­ bi li ty fo r. S o m e w or ds th a t sp ea k v o l­ u m es to w ha t th e se tw o a rt is ts a re tr y in g to ac c o m p li sh c o m e s fr om H u g h es , st a ti n g , " I w an te d to be pa rt o f so m e th in g c re a ti v e no t d e st ru c ti v e . A rt is so m et h in g cr ea ti v e no t d e st ru c ti v e ." IN DE X E di to ria l D es k ? St aff & M is si o n ... . ? C ol le ge Li fe 3 Po lic e B lo tte r 3 Cu ltu re 4-5 C am pu s N e w s. .. . 6-7 Sp or ts 8 2 OP INI ON & EDI TORIA L TH E R A N G E R N EW S No vem be r 18 .2 01 6 D N R fa ce s so me ch all en ge s MATT PO MMER Sta te C api tal N ews lett er WN A P artne r An industry -Friendl y Dep t. o f Natur al Resources is fa cing two major c hallenges fr om con servation groups ove r its al leged lax r egulato ry ef forts on a ir and water fronts . The conserv ation groups have asked the courts to e nforce more -stringe nt standards in the app roval process for hi gh-cap acity wells. T he DN R app roved mor e than 20 w ell pe rmits in late September. Last sp ring Att y. Gen. Bra d Schi mel effe ctive ly triggere d the fight wi th a fo rma l legal op inio n hol din g that a 2011 law roll ed back th e agency's autho rity to reg ulate we lls. The DN R c ould e nforce onl y env ironme ntal standards whic h were spe cifica lly s pelled out in state law, accordin g to Schim el. That l ed to the DN R a nnounci ng it co uld not e xamine the cumu lative impac t on we lls or surface water whe n it e xamine d permits for the high- capaci ty w ells. Schim el, a Republic an, issued the opini on at the request o f several Republic an legislato rs. In the wake o f Schim el's op inio n, the DN R sai d it w ill q uit im pos ing mo nito ring require ments on we ll operators. The agency also said exi stin g we ll operators coul d ask for rec onsidera tion o f earlier requirements p laced on their operations. In a separate legal move, conserva tion groups have asked the U.S. Enviro nmen tal Protec tion Agen cy to in tervene and block changes in proposed DN R a ir-p ollu tion e fforts . At issue is the potentia l impac t o f small, airb orne particles th at occur in frac-sand min ing . Wa iting in the wings is possible app roval by the DN R o f a half-doze n min ing pe rmits. The conse rvation groups wa nt the EPA to oppose the DN R's approach. The state agency ha s proposed al low ing a Barr on Count y firm to expand its prod uctio n wit hou t estima ting, mo nito ring or con tro llin g the small part icles. I f EPA ob jects, the state would have to redo its perm it f or the Ba rron Co unty operation. The EPA recently complete d a review of DN R in to a broader inves tigati on o f the state's enforcement o f the federal Cle an Air Act. The Wisco nsin agency has been given approval to enforcemen t the federal law in the state. Fourteen months ago, EPA o ffici als we re criti cal of Wisc onsin ' approach on frac-sand min ing , saying the state guidel ines on the issue were fla wed. In a letter to DN R ai r regulato rs, the EPA said the guidelin es falsel y asserted the machine processes did no t emi t the tin y parti cles. Those assertions, made through a broad statement, were not accurate or appr opriate, it said. "Th e D NR is ig nor ing its r espon sibiliti es to protect the air under federal law ," asserted S arah Geers, an attorney f or the conse rvation groups. Those challe nging the perce ived retreat on rules fo r high-c apacity well s cla im the state's rol e was changed to app ease agric ultur al interests and want a retu rn to the earl ier approach. They cite consti tution al requirements t o protect p ubli c wa ter, lakes and streams. "O ur state government is n't d oin g that, and they hav en't been do ing it for a lo ng time ," said Ca rl Sinderbra nd, a lawyer representing Clea n Wisconsin , a nonpro fit envi ronme ntal-p rotec tion organiza tion. The issues are likel y to be a major po liti ca l topi c in west ern and northern W isconsin i n the 2018 elections. 7 he Ra nger New s is a pr ou d mem ber o j the W is­ co ns in N ew sp ap er A sso cia tion , a press as soc iati on star ted i n 185 3 b y the stat e s press cor ps "t o s tren gthe n the n ewsp aper indus try, en hanc e pub lic und ers tand ing o f the ro le o f newspa pers, and p rote ct b asic freedoms o f press, speech a nd th ef re ef lo w o f info rm ati on . The cont ent in th is co lum n does n ot re flect t he vie ws o r opi nio ns o f the Wi scon sin Ne wspa per A sso cia tion o r i ts memb er n ewspa pers. Matt Pom mer Editorial Desk DAMA RIS MA LDON ADO maid o02 6@r ange rs. uw p. edu This issue, we r eached our goal of having each page filled wit h studen t- written content, as ide from our regular contribu tion of featuring Ma tt Pommer, a partne r of the Wisconsin Newspape r Association (W NA ). The Ranger News is a member of the WN A, and we like to feature one story from the WNA i n each print issue. Our staff takes great pride in all of the articles written, but somet imes mistakes happen. Plea se r ead our dis­ claimer on page four abou t corrections . Our staff has grown a lot this sem es­ ter, but positions are still available! If you are int erested in join ing the news­ paper, our meetings a re every Monday at 12 p.m. in The Ranger News office, Student Center, L101 A, or you can email us at rangemews@uwp.edu . I would lik e to personally congratu ­ late our staff member Austin Krieger for being part of the p aper the longest as a reporte r and writing qual ity articles that h ave bee n featu red on th e front page multi ple times. Thank yo u, Austin, for being a part of The Ranger News and for all of your contributions to the pap er. Q u e s t i o n o f t h e Is su e : s t u d e n t o p i n i o n s W h a t ar e y o u r ex pe ct at io ns re ga rd in g Tr um p' s pr es id en cy a n d hi s fu tu re goals? ETHA N COS TELL O cost e012 @ rang ers, uw p.e du M o n ic a B ea uj on En gli sh M aj or A : " I alw ays saw h im as ver y un pre dic tab le be cause in the debates he wo ul d c hange h is op in io n i n the m idd le o f his sente nce, a nd y ou do n' t r ea lly kn ow wha t he thi nk s abou t ce rta in issues because he 's a lwa ys cha ngi ng h is m in d. I do n' t k no w i f it 's ju st an ac t an d ma ybe h e 'l l figure thi ng s o ut wh en h e's ele cte d, b ut I 'm no t re all y sure wha t t o e xpe ct fro m hi m . I ju st th in k h e's a w ild ca rd . H e a lwa ys says w e need to 'M ak e A me ric a G reat A g a in ', b ut l do n' t k no w wh at t hat me ans ." E un iq ue Da vis Hum an Resource Mana geme nt M ajo r A : " I do n't have v ery many expe ctatio ns. I wo uld expect mayb e not as many o f those outrage ous id eas w e'v e he ard ab out. I 'd expec t those to no t happ en. 1 thin k it' s k in d o f up i n the a ir, 'c ause eve ryt hin g w e'v e hea rd was ki nd o f dra mati c an d a li tt le too extre me, so wha tever is go ing to be ac comp lishe d is go ing to be r ig ht side d, de fini tely . B ut I 'm th in kin g mo re m idd le- rig ht than absolu te rig ht ." Ga de er A hm ad Co mm uni cat ion and Cr im ina l Justi ce M aj or A : " I stro ngl y be liev e that a bso lute ly n oth ing is go ing to be acco mpli shed when i t comes dow n to Tru mp bu ild in g a w al l, dep ort ing a ll i mm igra nts , and d oin g ev ery thi ng th at he set f or. 1 thi nk that the peopl e in Am eri ca are go ing to be come m ore r acis t th an the y alread y are. The re's go ing to be a lot mor e v iole nce and a lot mor e po lice br ut ali ty, esp ecia lly that he wa nts s top -an d-f risk ; he wants to b rin g it bac k. A nd h e wa nts to make gay m arria ge ille ga l ag ain ." Ga dee r Ahm ad Flor enc io Gar cia "T he day a fter the e lec tion , afte r Tru mp was ele cted Pre siden t o f the Un ite d State s, go ing out in pu bli c w as pro bab ly the har dest, mo st a wk wa rd t hin g I'v e ever d one i n m y wh ole ent ire l if e . So m any othe r peo ple ha d the same exact exper ience as I did . 1 spoke to Me xic ans , 1 spoke to gays, I spoke to b lack s, I spoke to o ther M us lim s: the y'v e had the same exact experi ence. Th ey 've never been mo re afr aid for the ir l iv es ." Fl or en ci o G ar ci a C rim in al Jus tice and So cio log y M aj or A : " 1 ju st fee l li ke he 's n ot an e xpe rien ced p o lit ic ia n, so h e's no t go ing to kn ow hi s way aro und the syst em. So 1 fe el lik e , a ll issues set asid e, i s he r ea lly go ing to be a ble to ac com plis h an yth ing ? W het her it 's the co ntr ov er sia l issues tha t are g oi ng aro und no w, is h e re al ly go in g t o b e a ble to get his way aro und Con gres s a nd the Senate j us t fo r the fac t t hat he d oe sn' t h ave any exp erie nce be in g a p ol iti ci an ?" B a rr y G ib so n Co mm un ica tio n M aj or A : " O f a ll t he st uf f 1 remem ber as a y ou ng ma n... eve ryb od y [w as ] fighting fo r c iv il rig ht s, rega rdle ss o f c ol or , b ut es pe cia lly becaus e o f th e co lor o f b lac k p eo ple in gen era l, fighting fo r wha t the y t ho ug ht was ju st bas ic r ig ht s. An d h ere we are t oda y, 2 01 6, a nd a ll tha t w as fo r nau ght . It 's jus t dis he art eni ng , m an. Ea rli er tod ay, in one o f m y co m m [u ni ca tio nj classe s, tw o yo un g la die s, o ne C auc asia n, one a ble nde d ba by, j us t lo st it . E m ot io n jus t ra n w ild ... A fri en d o f m ine wh o's M us lim ju st sho wed me on Fac ebo ok, wh ich I de lib era tel y stay ed a way fro m , a bla ck gu y i n Ra cin e came ou t t o h is car Barr y Gib son Kyr iin Rich mon d and it sai d 'G o hom e n eg ro ', i f yo u g et m y me an ing . T his is rid ic ul ou s. Th is is no t wh y I pu t t he u ni fo rm on. It 's no t wh y I sat i n fo x h ole s fo r tw o or thre e y ears . I t' s no t wh y we have men and wo me n go in g overse as r ig ht no w tr yi n g t o giv e some one else free dom , bu t yet w e' re no t e ven free here in thi s co un try , reg ard less o f c olo r, b ut es p ec ia ll y b ec au se o f co lo r. It 's ri d ic u lo u s. " K y r ii n R ic hm o nd Gr ap hic De sig n M aj or A : " Q ui te ho ne stl y, wha t 1 expe ct o f t hi s p res ide ncy is no t a w ho le lo t; r ea lly w e' re ju st m ov in g bac kwa rds w ith our wh ole co un try . T hi s i s j us t a tho usa nd steps bac kw ard s, es pe cia lly wh en we vot ed for someo ne wh o c on sis ten tly quote s hate . T he re's alre ady vio len ce a ll across the Un ite d States no w. Th ere 's a bun ch o f pro tes ts. Th is is n 't a ste p fo rw ar d, thi s is a m ill io n steps b ack . W e'r e n ot im pr ov in g t he co un try w ith thi s ele cti on . T he re' s n ot hi ng fixed. Th is is a di sa ste r." T im K ru e ge r Co mm un ica tio n M aj or A : " M y exp ecta tion s w ith the n ew pres iden cy is t hat ob vio us ly Do na ld Tru mp is go ing to do h is best j ob in his whe elho use, wh ich is b usines s. S o ho pe fu lly , fiscally, it' s go ing ^meger to be a g ood fou r y ears. I 'm no t to o s ure ab out his for eig n aff air s. I guess w e 'll see. The re's no t m uch to say. It was a fa ir ele ctio n. A me rica vot ed, and i t was very sp lit- do wn -th e-m idd le. I 'm exp ect ing a ver y div ide d A me ric a f or the ne xt cou ple years . I do n' t see Tr um p g et tin g a s econd ter m, but who kno ws? W e' ll jus t h ol d o n to ho w it goes. Ho pe fu lly h e 'l l kee p t rue to h is wo rd and g et us ou t o f some o f th e de bt. I ha ve n't take n m uch o f a lo ok at hi s p lan for tha t, b ut fro m what 1 hea rd, 1 heard it' s decen t. Les s deb t, th at's wha t I' m ho pin g.' Jo sh K oe pk e Ap pl ie d H ea lth Scie nce M aj or A : " A t thi s p oi nt , th ere is no th in g w e ca n d o t o reve rse the r es ult s. H ill a ry conc ede d an d th e e lec tio n is ove r. N ow it is u p t o us to un ite tog eth er and tru st in „ . our ne wl y ele cte d o ff ic ia ls . To a ll the un sa tis fie d i nd iv id ua ls : p rote sts w on 't chan ge the ou tco me , b ut vo tin g d oes. M id te rm ele ctio ns are ju st as im po rta nt as pre sid en tia l e lec tio ns ." M el iss a M il le r M us ic M aj or A : " I' v e hea rd wh at our new pre sid en t's pla ns are and wha t h e hop es to ac co mp lish , and 1 hope we c an c on tin ue to prog ress and no t t ake ten steps b ack wa rds . B ut in thi s cu rre nt sit ua tio n, I 'm un ce rta in tha t's a pos­ s ib il it y ." C or ey H os ki ns Co mm un ica tio n M aj or "T o be ho nes t, I 'm no t se ttin g too man y exp ecta ­ tion s rig ht now because exp ecta tions do create unnece ssary em otio ns. So rig ht now I' m jus t loo k­ in g at wh at's gonn a g o o n w ith in the bla ck com mu niti es sta rtin g o ff . B ut as I say, w e 'll see how these fou r ye ars go. Le t's jus t see i f he can stand up to wha t he 's d oin g. I 'm no t t ry in g t o say an yth ing p os itiv e n or neg ativ e. I 'm neu tral . Le t's jus t see wha t ha ppe ns. " Bi an ca R u ff o lo Mo lec ula r B iol og y and B ioi nfo rm ati cs M ajo r "H on es tly , I thi nk it' s go ing t o be an ove rhau l o f w hat the adm inis tra tion befo re did , and I am ho nest ly n ot l oo kin g for wa rd to it , at a ll. " Co rey Hos kins T he R an ge r N ew s 90 0 W OO D R OA D KE NO SH A, W l 53 14 1 rang erne ws@ uwp. edu Th e Ran ger Ne ws stri ves to inf orm , ed uc ate , an d en ga ge th e UW -P ark sid e co mm un ity by pu bli sh ing we ll-w ritt en , ac cu ra te stu de nt jou rna lism on a bi- we ek ly ba sis , a s w ell as onl ine . 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Ranger News, Volume 46, November 18, 2016 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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