9 10 1184 https://archives.uwp.edu/files/original/cee39d47f51943f83fdd05f8819661c0.pdf bffb4987f512d3777c982b600d273023 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource University of Wisconsin - Parkside Ranger News Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of UW-Parkside Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Issue Volume 46 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. College forces students to take new test Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Sin ce 1 972 K e e p u p t o d a t e w it h t h e n e w s a t T R N o n li n e .o rg . Apri l 14 ,2 01 7 3 W a * r Ch ec k ou t our ne xt iss ue on A pr il 2 8 77Te _ftan ger New s is written and edi ted b y st ude nts of t he University o f Wisconsin -Parkside, an d t hey are solely respons ible fo r its editoria l policy and co nten t. Col lege fo rc es st ud en ts to take new t e s t AU ST IN KR IEG ER krieg0 04@ra nger. uw p. ed u On Jan ua ry 20 , U W -Pa rks ide stu de nt s, fac ulty , an d s taf f re ce ive d a n e ma il he ad ed , "R eq ui re d On lin e Pr og ram ", w hic h pro vid ed a l ink all ow ing the m to ac ce ss a UW sy ste m- wi de ini tia tiv e bra nde d T hin k A bo ut It. Th is o nli ne pro gra m fea tur es ed uc ati on al vid eo s an d s ho rt q ui zz es rel ate d to s ex ua l v io­ len ce , se xu al ha ras sm en t an d d run k d riv ing . Ea ch Th ink Ab ou t It pro gra m is s pe cif ic t o ea ch pa rti cip an t, bas ed on the ir bir thd ate an d ye ar in s ch oo l. Regi strat ion Th ink Ab ou t I t m ust be c om ple ted be for e stu de nt s a re all ow ed to reg ist er for su mm er or fall cla ss es , w hic h so m e s tud en ts dis ag ree d wi th. Ste ve Wa llne r, D ea n o f S tud en ts, and th e off ice of the De an of S tu de nts wa s r es po n­ sib le wi th th e d esi gn ati on of thi s p rog ram to stu de nt s, fac ult y and sta ff. De an Wa llne r s tat ed tha t UW -Pa rks ide wa s als o th e pa rt o f t he las t g rou p o f U W ca mp us es to mo ve fo rw ar d wi th thi s in iti ati ve , w hic h l ed to its arr iva l thi s sp rin g ter m. Th e hi story Th ink Ab ou t I t i s p art of the de ve lop me nt of Ray C ro ss ', pre sid en t o f t he UW sy ste m, tas k fo rce on sex ua l vio len ce an d har ass me nt sta rte d in J uly 20 14 . Th is tas k for ce, co -he ad ed by Pet ra Ro ter , Sp ec ial A ss ist an t to the UW sy ste m 's V ice Pre sid ent for A ca de mi c a nd Stu de nt A f­ fai rs, an d A nn e B ilde r, S en ior Sy ste m Leg al Co un sel , p rov ide s rec om me nd ati on s to UW ca mp us es on how to fur the r r ese arc h att itu de an d p rev ale nc e o f su ch ca ses on co lle ge c am ­ pu se s, a s w ell as pro vid e m eth od s o f f os ter ing rel ati on shi ps bet we en su rro un din g c om mu ni ­ tie s a nd bet we en stu de nts on ca mp us to ra ise aw are ne ss and ev alu ate po lic ies and pr ac tic es on the top ic. Rele vanc e Th is pro gra m is m or e r ele van t t ha n i t ap ­ pea rs to be t o s om e s tu de nt s. Re po rte d o n ww w.j ust ice .go v , a s tud y, g at h­ ere d from nin e c am pu se s, s ho ws an av era ge of aro un d 21 % of un de rgr ad ua te wo me n rep ort ed ex pe rie nc ing se xu al ass aul t si nc e en ter ing co lle ge . Nu mb ers of no n-h ete ros ex ua l f em ale rep ort s we re s ign ific ant ly hig her . Be ing a vic tim of se xu al as sau lt, rap e o r ha ras sm en t c an lea d t o p rob lem s c on ce rn ing a vi ct im 's e du ca tio n, me nta l a nd em oti on al he alt h o r p oss ibl y de ve lop ing de pre ssi on or anx iet y di so rd ers . Stud ent o pinio ns We we re ab le t o rea ch ou t to UW -Pa rks ide stu de nts ab ou t t he ir t ho ug hts on Th ink Ab ou t It. Li sa nd ra Sa ldi va r, a fre sh ma n, had thi s to s ay, " To us [ stu de nts ], we pro bab ly thi nk jjR -IMO TIOf HlSS - RtS PO NS t C it » * n M mwH. lhc b p m * « » In b to e h th * pf ip tc nl an d •m nU on . t ut * ol K m at ta ck . an th , b ntf* *« iln itM tat m c H T M ta .t tM * rrt |bt b a m k w J If t H fg ai v !*cr "> H t pa n a n d ca n la ad to th a m sa ow fl. 'M fl w rt a th ai iiff cts win •W K H H IL A gr ap hi c fr om the " T h in k A b ou t I t" test . it 's stu pid , b ut I t hin k t ha t it op en s o ur ey es to th es e t hin gs t ha t d o ha pp en an d tha t w e rea lly do nee d t o b e r esp on sib le abo ut it. Ev en tho ug h w e th ink tha t w e k no w wh at to do , w e stil l nee d to be co ns cio us an d be sm art ab ou t wh at we do ." Th ou gh so m e h ad dif fer ent op ini on s, lik e jun ior Vic tor Ver a: " I t hin k it 's jus t c om mo n se ns e. I d on 't t hin k we nee ded to do tw o h ou rs of it. I th ink it w as a bit too m uc h. " The impa ct De sp ite dif fer ing op in ion s o n th e t op ic nu m­ COU RTIC Y OF WWW .CAM PUSC LARI TY.C OM be rs, it s ho ws tha t s ex ua l v iol en ce , h ara ssm en t an d s im ila r c rim es ar e s om eth in g tha t s ho uld ha ve a l igh t sh ed on the m to ed uc ate pe op le on wh at the y ma y n ot kn ow or rem ind the m of wh at the y d o. In ad dit ion to ed uc ati ng stu de nts an d fa cu l­ ty, p rog ram s su ch as T hi nk A bo ut It ali gn wi th th e r ec om me nd ati on s o f t he US De pa rtm en t of Ju sti ce an d De pa rtm en t o f E du cat ion fo r co lle ge ca mp us es ac ro ss the cou ntr y, a s p art of th e G ran ts to Re du ce Se xu al A ssa ult , Do me sti c Vio len ce, Da tin g V iol en ce an d St alk in g o n Ca m pu s p rov ide d by the Ju sti ce De pa rtm en t. T u i t i o n freeze c o u l d r a iz e c o l l e g e c o s t s HOLLAC E VILL ARE AL villa0 68@ uwp. edu Acc ordi ng to t he estim ates g iven by UW -Par k- sid e's w ebsi te sinc e 201 4, tuiti on co st ha s gene r­ ally rema ined the sa me for the past th ree y ears . Th is is largely due to the tuitio n freeze Gov er­ nor Walk er pla ced o n the UW Sys tem in 20 13. Cur ren t tui tion cos ts Cu rre ntl y, tu itio n i s es tim ate d a t $7 ,36 8, wh ile in the pre vio us tw o sc hoo l ye ars — the 20 14 -20 15 ye ar a nd th e 20 15 -20 16 y ear — the co st had bee n fixed at $ 7,3 16 . Th is inc rea se o f 0.7 % do es n' t ev en ke ep up wi th t he infl atio n rat e. Fo r co mp ari so n, T he Ra nge r N ew s lo oke d a t th e tu itio n i ncr ea ses at C art ha ge Co lle ge and th e Un ive rsi ty of Ch ica go . Ac co rdi ng to t he offi cial Ca rth ag e w eb sit e si nc e 20 12 , C art ha ge 's e sti ­ ma ted tui tio n c ost ha s i ncr eas ed 27 .1% — fro m $3 3,0 00 to $ 41 ,95 0— at a n a ve rag e ra te o f 4. 9% per yea r. Ac co rdi ng to t he Un ive rsi ty of C hi­ ca go 's w eb sit e, i t is est im ate d tu itio n c os t h as inc rea sed 21 .9% — fro m $3 7,6 92 to $ 45 ,96 3— at an av era ge rat e o f 4 .0% sin ce 2 01 1. Th e n ati on al a ve rag e fo r p ubl ic s ch oo ls has only inc rea sed 5.6 % in t he las t th ree ye ars , from $9 ,13 9 to $9 ,65 0. Ho we ver , it s in cre ase ha s sho wn no sig ns o f st op pin g. Lo ok ing at th e n um be rs a bo ve and com par ­ ing t he inc rea se in t uit ion to t he rat e o f i nfla tion , it is act ual ly ch eap er to go to UW -Pa rks ide th is yea r th an it w as in 2 01 4. If y ou ca lcu lat e t he infl atio n, t he cos t f or a ye ar 's tui tion cur ren tly sh ou ld be $ 7,5 28 .22 , base d o n t he 20 14 co st of $ 7,3 16 . Wi th thi s infla tion we are act ual ly sa vi ng ab ou t $2 12 .22 thi s ye ar alo ne . Imp licat ions of t he tuiti on fre eze Th is tui tio n freeze ma y see m lik e a po sit ive thi ng , b ut a cc or di ng to th e 2 01 5- 20 17 bu dg et Co st of Tuition 20 14 -20 17 1000 0 9500 9000 8500 8000 7 5 0 0 700 0 96 50 94 10 73 16 7 31 6 73 68 201 4-2 015 Pa rk si de 201 5-2 016 Na tio na l A ve ra ge 201 6-2 017 A gra ph ic illu str ati on of th e c os t of tui tio n. pl an , th ere we re $ 25 0 m illi on do lla rs c ut from th e U W sy st em 's bu dg et, me an ing tha t w ith no inc rea se in tui tio n— no t ev en an inc rea se to ke ep up w ith inf lat ion — the re ha s b een no wa y fo r th e sc ho ol s to kee p u p w ith the bud get cu ts as id e from th e s up po sed of ne arl y $ 1 bil lio n, wh ich sp ark ed the freeze in th e first pla ce . Th is freeze co st the UW sy ste m an es ti­ ma ted $2 8 m ill ion , a cc ord ing to t he M ilw au ­ kee Jo ur na l S en tin el. GRA PH B Y HO LLA CE VIL LARE AL In th e fiscal ye ar of 20 17 -2 01 8, th ere wi ll be a 5 % de cre as e in tui tio n c os ts. T hi s m ea ns the pro jec ted co st o f tu itio n f or UW -P ark sid e sh ou ld be aro un d a flat $7 ,0 00 in th e y ea r o f 20 17 -2 01 8. I N D E X Ed ito ria l D es k 2 St aff & M is si on 2 C ol le ge Life 3 Po lic e Bl ot te r 3 Cultu re 4- 5 Ca m pu s Ne ws 6 Bearly New s 7 Sp or ts 8 OR ED . Le tte r fro m th e ed ito r See page 2 CU LT UR E F ra nk 's Tak e o n "P o w e r R an g er s" See page 5 C A M P U S N EW S BEARLY N E W S R em em be rin g Ji m P a rk s id e a p p li c a n ts K o c h o u t o f th is w o rl d See page 6 See page 7 2 | O PI N IO N & ED ITO RIA L T HE R ANGER N EWS Apr il 1 4. 20 17 Le tte r from th e E d it o r : rega rdin g l a s t i s s u e ETHAN COSTEL LO coste O 12@ uwp. edu H el lo al l! I wo ul d lik e t o a dd re ss so m e­ th in g tha t is no t ne ce ssa ril y ea sy fo r m e. Ho we ve r, th is is an iss ue th at ne ed s c on fro n­ ta tio n. T ho se of yo u w ho re ad a c op y of ou r las t ed iti on , w hi ch w as re lea se d Th ur sd ay , M ar ch 30 , m ay ha ve no tic ed m an y in co ns ist en ci es an d ou tri gh t e rr or s in th e lay ou t of th e iss ue . Ac ce pt ing of fa ul t Th e ma ny er ro rs, so m e o bv io us , so me les s so , 1 ac ce pt fau lt o n. A ll of the se err or s c ou ld ha ve be en av oi de d if t he re wa s me an ing ful pre me dit ati on in re ga rd s t o o ur co ur se thi s sem est er. I d id not co ns ide r e arl y en ou gh wh at it wo uld me an to wo rk on an iss ue ov er sp rin g bre ak . As it t urn s o ut, ina cti on is the roo t o f err or . Th at is s om eth ing 1 ha ve se en unf old in thi s i ss ue . Th e e rr or s On our front pa ge, we m isspel l Core y Hos kins nam e in th e pho to cre d. W yllie is mi sspe lled in the ti tle and throu ghou t the ar ticle o f the r estaur ant piec e. On t he b ottom of the page , our page t ease rs are to tally incor rect an d are in fact from two issue s ago . On our se cond pag e, the m ugsh ot of Don ald Tru mp sh ould have been replac ed with a mug shot of ou r wr iter Jo seph Can ning . The p hot o capti ons of th e bot tom t wo i mag es are wildly inacc urate . On the th ird p age, E lain e Phil ipp a's n ame is miss pelle d. On the fo urth page , ther e are a c oup le mi sspel l­ ing/ sp acin g issu es with the co mic c redit s. The dia­ logu e of "B ird s on a Wi re" has a pun ctuat ion er ror: "b uff et' s" shou ld no t hav e an ap ostr oph e in it. On pag e seve n, to p right com er of the B early New s, th e issu e num ber re ads " 1" w hen it shou ld be at "3 ". On the ei ghth page , the p ictur e for th e top artic le is o f UW -Par ksid e's Softball t eam whe n the articl e is ab out t he w om en' s and me n's baske tball team s. Th e c au se of f ail ur e It wa s not until ab out tw o we eks ou t wh en I re­ alize d ou r issue woul d be mad e ove r spri ng b reak . Bec ause o f this , I scram bled to br ing tog ethe r last minu te pl ans to c onti nue its pre parat ion. Many o f my repo rters a nd st aff w ere o ut-o f- sta te thr ough out th e bre ak, le avin g me s hort -han d­ ed . This le ft the repo rting and cont ent de velo pme nt to my self an d a few o f my othe r rep orters . Duri ng lay out w eek end , a few day s bef ore th e file is sub mitte d for print , my self and my g raph ics lead, Tyl er Fe ldhau sen, were the on ly t wo a vail ­ abl e to w ork. We spen t the majori ty o f the e ven ing that Friday, M arch 24 , work ing. Befo re lon g, w e had to lea ve th e Stud ent C ent er arou nd 5 p.m . beca use th ey w ere c losi ng the build ­ ing earl y. Thi s wa s due to spec ific sp ring break hou rs, of w hich we w ere unfort unatel y u naw are. We dec ided to finish layo ut in t he M acL ab in the ac ade mic buil ding . Anot her t hin g we did not kno w at t he ti me w as th at on ce t ransf erred to th e Ma cLa b, ou r InD esig n file woul d b e inc omp atib le with our com put ers bec aus e our o ffice run s on o ld Ad obe s oftw are. Th is ca use d a h uge prob lem for final edit s and ultim ately man y err ors w ere left u ncor recte d. Th e p ric e o f u np re pa re dn ess Th is is a lesso n le arne d fo r m yse lf and for "T he Ran ger New s". 1 apolo giz e to a nyo ne tha t this has aff ecte d: to o ur so urc es, to ou r rea ders , to ou r part ners a nd o ur ad vise rs. If this i s yo ur first issue, I unde rstan d if y ou mig ht se e thi s and nev er w ant t o pic k u p anot her copy aga in. B efor e you ma ke th at de cisi on, l et me say that t his i s not repr esen tativ e of o ur b est, bu t in f ac t yo u ca ugh t u s at ou r wo rst.I have learn ed from this. My s taff hav e lea rned from this . And t o any one else , do not mak e the s am e mi stak e that I hav e.N eve r und eres tima te th e imp act o f prep ara­ tion and fore thou ght. W a l k e r ' s b u d g e t i s u n f a i r t o P a r k s i d e JOSEPH CANNING canniO0 1 @range rs. uw p. edu Wisc onsin state Gov erno r, Sc ott Walker, has re cently unve iled h is prop osal s for th e 201 7-20 19 st ate budg et. Th e pro posa ls hav e pro ven t o be div isive , with a s m any o utsp oken sup port ers a s disse nters . Th e Univ ersity of W iscons in sy stem is at th e hear t of m uch o f the d ebat e, and nearly all U W sch ool s sta nd to g ain or los e fun ding s hou ld the prop osal g o thro ugh . A m at ter of me tri cs W alk er' s bu dge t cal ls fo r a s hift in ho w f und ing is all oca ted t o st ate uni­ ver siti es: in a me tho d re min isce nt o f for me r U nit ed Sta tes P resi den t Ge org e B us h's a bo rti ve N o C hil d Le ft B ehi nd, sch oo ls w ill be c om par ed to o ne a n­ oth er b ased on a sy ste m o f sta nda rds and will then be f und ed acc ord ingl y. Un for tun ate ly— tho ugh fun din g for edu cat ion is pla nne d to be i ncre ased ove ral l in Wis con sin a nd a $4 2.5 mi l­ lion per for ma nce inc ent ive is be ing s et asi de— thi s is n ot a fai r sys tem . Wh ile it is n ot y et c lea r exa ctly wh at s tan dar ds UW sch oo ls w ill be jud ged by, m etri cs su ch as gr adu atio n rate s, n um ber o f in tern shi ps an d av er­ ag e ti me to ea rn a de gre e ar e lik ely t o sign ific antl y i nflu enc e the a mo un t of fun din g a uni ver sity will rec eiv e. Ac cor din g to t he se m etri cs, UW - Pa rks ide plac es de ad last a mo ng the UW sch ool s. UW -Pa rk sid e i s n ot tre ate d f air ly UW -Par ksid e's chan cello r, De bbie Ford , expr esse d wor ry a bou t how UW - Par ksid e's gra duati on ra te will affec t the sch ool 's fu ndin g; she noted that a large num ber o f the st ude nts tha t atten d U W- Park side ar e tran sfer st uden ts, ma ny com ing from com mun ity co lleg es in the ar ea Only full-t ime stu dent s w ho gr adu ­ ate from the sc hool they st arted at are coun ted in the gr adua tion rate m etric , muc h to UW -Par ksid e's dis adva ntag e. Th e ne w m easu res p ut for ward in by Go vern or Wa lker ar e plain ly m ade to b enefit s choo ls lar ger tha n U W- Park side , such as U W-M adiso n. Sma ll co mm uter sc hoo ls w hos e stud ents o ften wor k full -time , along side tryin g to g et thei r degr ee, do not b enefit from t he pr opos ed ch ang es in f undi ng. UW -Par kside s tand s to b e wron gly puni shed for se rvin g a diffe rent a nd broa der b ody o f stud ents wh o wo uld othe rwis e be l eft wi thou t any acc om ­ mod atin g and conv enie nt opt ions . Addi tiona lly, sc hoo ls that are per­ form ing p oorly shou ld n ot b e pun ishe d by ha ving their fund ing r educ ed: a scho ol m ight be u nder perf orm ing d ue to a l ack o f ade qua te res ourc es or staff, and redu cing t he fu ndin g by w hich they cou ld rem edy thes e sho rtco min gs is le ss than help ful. Wal ker's prop osed budg et p oses som e w orry ing is sues for th e futu re of UW- Park side an d th e exis tenc e of an y simi lar W iscon sin sc hoo ls in th e ne ar futu re. Ho peful ly, the fun ding for UW scho ols wil l cha nge t o refle ct the uniq ue situa tion o f UW -Par ksid e and to bring fund ing t o the s cho ols tha t nee d it t he mo st. Q u e s t io n o f th e Is su e: " W h a t a r e y o u r th o u g h ts o n th e T h in k A b o u t I t co u rs e r e q u ir e d o f s tu d e n ts i n o r d e r to re g is te r fo r cla sse s n e x t se m es te r? " HUNTER F RENCH frenc 019@ rang ers. uw p. ed u MOLLY WRIGHT wrig h08 2@ rang ers. uwp . edu Je nn ife r C ru z Fr es hm an , B us in es s M aj or "1 th in k th at it 's a re al ly go od th in g th at w e ha ve to do it be ca us e th er e ar e a lo t of pr ob le m s in to d ay 's so ci et y th at it co v er s. " Li san dr a Sa ld iva r Fr es hm an , U nd ec id ed "T o us [s tu de nt s] , w e pr ob ­ ab ly th in k it 's st up id , bu t I th in k th at it op en s ou r ey es to th es e th in gs th at do ha pp en an d th at w e re al ly do ne ed to be re sp on si bl e ab ou t it. Ev en th ou gh w e th in k th at w e kn ow w ha t to do , w e st il l ne ed to be co ns ci ou s an d be sm ar t ab ou t w ha t w e d o ." Ba ili e C ra wf or d Fr es hm an , Ps yc ho lo gy M aj or " I th in k th at if it w as ne ce ss ar y fo r so m e pe op le , th en th at 's go od , bu t it w a sn 't ne ce ss ar y fo r me an d it di d no th in g fo r m e. " Victor Vera Lisandra Saldivar m m Bailie Crawford M ad eli ne Be llo w Fr es hm an , C ri m in al Ju st ic e M aj or "I t to ok wa y lo ng er th an it sh ou ld ha ve , a nd it ki nd of re pe at ed th e sa m e le ss on s ov er an d ov er ag ai n. An ica Dj uk an ov ic Fr es hm an , U nd ec id ed "I th ou gh t th e in te nt io ns w er e go od , bu t I fe lt lik e it d id n 't ap pl y to m e, so I d id n 't th in k it w as ne ce ss ar y fo r ev er yo ne ." Vic tor Vera Ju nio r, Hu ma n Re so ur ce Ma nag em en t "I th in k it 's ju st co m m on se n se . I d o n 't th in k w e ne ed ed to do tw o ho ur s of it . 1 t hi nk it w as a bi t to o m u ch ." Iss ey Val ade z F re sh m an , G ra p h ic D e­ si g n M aj o r " I fe e l li k e e v e ry o n e sh o u ld ha ve b as ic k n o w l­ ed g e on it . I t' s go od th at th e y 'r e d o in g it , bu t th ey s h o u ld n 't re q u ir e it in o rd er to be ab le to si gn up fo r c la s se s. " Bu rim Hu cei ni F re sh m a n , M ar k e ti n g M aj o r " I d id n 't kn ow I ha d to ." M ese le Ru nla nd F re sh m a n , B u si n e ss M an ag em en t " I d id n 't kn ow ab o u t it at first, an d it to o k to o lo n g to d o ." M e se l e Runland • n m Issey Vala dez Li nd sey Ch mi ele ws ki F re sh m an , E le m en ta ry E d u ca ti o n "I th in k i t 's ki nd o f st u p id . I g u e ss it 's a go o d th in g fo r us to w at ch th e v id eo b ec a u se it g e ts a go od m es sa g e o u t to s tu ­ d e n ts ." Jo cel yn Me nd oza F re sh m a n , E le m e n ta ry E d u ca ti o n "1 fe el li k e i t 's m o st ly co m m o n se n se th a t e v e ry ­ bo dy sh o u ld k no w a lr e a d y . T h ey ju st re in fo rc e it m o re , bu t it 's b as ic al ly co m m o n se n se fo r e v e ry o n e . M ad iso n Ho gar d F re sh m an , B io lo g ic al S ci en c e M aj o r "1 th in k it 's a go o d th in g P a rk si d e is d o in g , bu t I d o n 't th in k th ey sh o u ld re ­ q u ir e it fo r re g is tr at io n o f c la ss e s. S o m e p eo p le h av e ti m e to d o it , so m e p eo p le d o n 't ." Aq ib A lch tar S o p h o m o re , B io lo g ic a l S c ie n c e M aj o r " I t 's a so rt o f g u id e li n e th in g , s o yo u kn ow w ha t to d o o r w ha t no t to d o ." Lindsey Chmielewski Jocelyn Mendoza l l Madison Hogard Aqib Alchtar T he R an ge r Ne w s 90 0 W OOD R OAD KENO SHA, Wl 5 314 1 ran gem ew s@ uw p.e du The Ranger New s strives to inform, edu cat e, and eng age the UW-Par kside comm unity by publishing well-wr itten, accu rate stud ent journ alism on a bi-we ekly basis, as wel l as online. 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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, April 14, 2017 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource University of Wisconsin - Parkside Ranger News Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of UW-Parkside Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Issue Volume 46 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. BSU celebrates Black History Month Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Si nc e 19 72 Keep u p to date with the news a t TR Nonlin e.org. M ar ch 3 1 ,2 0 1 7 * m a n g e r f i m < ? Ch ec k ou t ou r n ex t is su e o n Ap ril 1 4 ! The R anger Ne ws is written and edite d by stud ents of the University of Wisconsin-Park side, and the y are solely responsible fo r its editoria l policy and co nten t. B S U c e l e b r a t e s Black Hist ory Mo nt h AU ST IN K RIEG ER krieg004@rangers. uwp . edu Fe br ua ry ha s be en du bb ed as "B la ck H ist or y M on th " w ith go od re as on . A lo ok at th e hi st or y an d an in te rv ie w wi th th e Bl ac k St ud en t Un ion at U W -P ar ks id e gi ve s in si gh t to th e ce le br at io n. Th e h ist or y B la ck H ist or y M on th m os t no ta bl y finds it s be gi nn in g in 19 26 , wh en le ad er of ne w ly es ta bl is he d A ss oc ia tio n fo r th e St ud y of A f­ ric an A m er ic an Li fe an d H ist or y (A SA L H ) in st itu te d a w ee k ho no rin g th e ac co m pl is h­ m en t an d cu lt ur al im po rta nc e of A fri ca n A m er ic an s. B eg in ni ng w ith Pr es id en t G er al d R. Fo rd , Bl ac k H is to ry m on th ha s be en na tio na lly re co gn iz ed in Fe br ua ry ev er y ye ar si n ce 19 76 . T hi s we ek w as ch os en in Fe br ua ry to co in ci de wi th A br ah am L in co ln 's an d Fr ed er ic k D ou gl as s' bi rt hd ay s. C on tin ui ng wi th th is tr ad it io n, nu m er ­ ou s A m er ic an s ha ve be en re m em be re d an d ho no re d du ri ng th is m on th , su ch as ou r 44 th pr es id en t, B ar ac k O ba m a, an d co un tle ss m or e. Ca m pu s r eve ren ce C or y H os k in s, V ic e P re si d en t of B la ck S tu d en t U ni on (B S U ), w as ab le to sp ea k on th e o rg a n iz a ti o n 's b eh al f ab o u t ho w B la ck H is to ry M on th w as ce le b ra te d he re on ca m p u s. M em be rs of B SU p ar ti ci p a te d in m an y ev en ts o v er th e m on th of F eb ru ­ ar y, in cl u d in g a m ee t- an d -g re et th at in ­ v it ed th e g en er al st u d en t bo dy an d fa cu lt y to co m e m ee t m em be rs o f B SU an d o b ta in m o re in fo rm at io n on th e o rg a n iz a ti o n . T h e o rg a n iz at io n al so he ld st u d y g ro u p s, g am e n ig h ts , k ar ao k e an d a m o vi e BSU m em be rs att he St ud en t I nvo lve me nt Fair la st n ig h t re la te d to B la ck H is to ry M on th . T h es e so c ia l g a th e ri n g s an d st u dy se ss io n s ar e a pa rt of th e w ay th at BS U h o p es to ge t st u d en ts in vo lv ed an d le ar n m or e ab o ut B la ck H is to ry M on th an d th e cu lt u re su rr o u n d in g it. B SU h o p es to he ar fr om st u d en t bo dy m em be rs an d fa cu lt y a li k e to pr ov id e th em w it h w ay s to co n ­ ti nu e to po si ti v el y im pa ct ca m p u s an d th e Ferbru ary. co m m u ni ty . Ge t inv olv ed O n a w ee kl y b a si s, B S U m e e ts at 1 2 p .m . ev er y W ed ne sd ay in th e W al nu t R oo m o f th e S tu d en t C e n te r. T h ey us e th is ti m e to co v e r id ea s fo r e v e n ts th at w ill be he ld th ro u g h o u t th e se m e st e r. B SU e n c o u ra g es p eo p le in te re st e d in th e o rg an iz at io n to co m e to a m ee ti n g an d PH OT O BY CO RY HO SK IN S se e w h at th e y ha ve to o ff er . Bl ack Hi sto ry Year S om e o f th e m os t im po rt an t an d in fl u en ­ tia l pe op le o f o u r ti m e an d hi st or y sh o u ld be re m em be re d no t on ly in F eb ru ar y , bu t th ro ug h o ut th e ye ar . T h is id ea is re it er at ed th ro ug h B SU an d th ei r co m m un it y ev en ts he re on ca m pu s th at sh o w ca se th e cu lt u re . Su bw ay co nt ra ct en d s, W yl ie se ek s n ew res tau ran t ETHA N COSTELLO coste O 12 @ ran ge rs. uw p.e du W yl ie M ar ke t, loc ate d in W yli e Ha ll, ha s ha d a co nt ra ct w ith Su bw ay fo r y ea rs an d is finally en di ng . A 'v ia nd s, th e c om pa ny ov er ­ se ei ng U W -P ar ks id e's fo od an d ca te rin g, is lo ok in g to th e c am pu s c om m un ity fo r in pu t. Sh al l S ub w ay sta y or sh ou ld a ne w co n­ tra ct be si gn ed w ith an ot he r c om pa ny ? K at rin a St ur in o, th e A 'v ia nd s Re tai l M an ­ ag er in ch ar ge of W yli e M ar ke t, ex pl ai ns th at th er e ar e tw o m ajo r c om pe tit or s. Er be rt a nd Ge rb er t's O ne of the co mp eti tor s i s Er be rt a nd Ge r­ be rt' s. Th is c om pa ny wa s first est abl ish ed in 19 88 in E au Cl air e, W I a nd no w ha ve 9 8 r est aur ant loc atio ns sta tew ide . Un lik e Su bw ay , E rb ert an d G er be rt' s h as se t san dw ich op tio ns . W hil e th ey ma y o nly off er a on e-s ize san d­ wi ch , 8. 5 inc he s, th ei r sa nd wi ch es a re lar ger tha n S ub w ay 's. Li ke S ub w ay 's "e at fresh" ma ntr a, E rbe rt and G er be rt' s sl ice s t he ir m ea ts a nd ve ge tab les on sit e. I f E rbe rt and G er be rt' s is sel ec ted , p ri ci n g is ex p ec te d to be a li tt le hi g h er . Wyllie Ma rke t locate d at th e botto m of wy liie ha ll, may ch ange res traun t in the ne ar fut ure I N D E X Ed ito ria l D es k ? Sta ff & M iss ion ? Co lle ge Lif e 3 Po lic e B lo tte r ,3 4 -3 Ca m pu s N ew s fi Be arly Ne w s 7 Sp or ts B Ei nst ein Ba ge ls T h e th ir d co m p et it or is E in st ei n B ag el s, ak a E in st ei n B ro s. T he ch ai n w as fo u nd ed in 19 95 by th e B os to n C hi ck en co rp o ra ti o n , bu t is no w ow ne d by E in st ei n an d N oa h C o rp . E in st ei n B ag el s is al so lo ca te d at C ar ­ th ag e C o ll eg e in K en os h a. T h e co m pa ny , li k e it s co m p et it o rs , o ff er s o p ti o n s fo r b re ak fa st , lu nc h an d d in n er an d ha s sa la d o p ti o n s an d un iq ue sw ee ts . T he y pr ov id e ba ge l sa n d w ic h es , ho t or co ld . E in st ei n B ag el s a ls o h as a va ri et y o f sp ec ia lt y cr ea m s an d sh m ea rs . We igh ing the op tio ns T h is ch o ic e is an en ti ci n g id ea fo r m an y st u d en ts . S en ti m en ts ab ou t ea ti n g S ub w ay d ay af ­ te r da y ha s gr ow n so ur ac ro ss th e ca m pu s. E ar li er th is se m es te r, W yl ie of fe re d st u d en ts an d fa cu lt y to jo in in a re st au ra n t ta st in g . A s of no w , t h e re su lt s of th e su rv ey s an d co m m en ts ar e in co m pl et e. N o d ec is io n h as ye t be en m ad e. R et a il , s ta ff u n a ff ec te d "W y li e M ar k et w il l st il l o ff e r th e re ta il it em s an d th e st a ff w il l st ay th e sa m e a s th ey ar e em p lo y ed by A 'v ia n d s, o n ly th e sa n d w ic h co n ce p t w ou ld c h a n g e ," sa id S tu ri n o . If th e d e c is io n sw in g s to c h a n g in g th e re st a u ra n t, S tu ri n o ad de d th at th e re w ou ld be re m o d el in g o f W y li e M ar k et o v e r th e su m m er to a c co m m o d at e fo r it . OP. ED . Opioids crisis in Wisconsin See page 2 CULTUR E In si gh t on A S tr ee tc ar N am ed De sir e See p age 5 CA M PU S N EW S Che mist ry la b ge ts upg rad ed in Wyllie Se e page $ BE AR LY N E W S C h e c k o u t o u r n ew s a ti re p a g e ! Se e pag e : PH OT O BY KIMB ERLY MV ETI MB O 2 | O P IN IO N & E D IT O R IA L THE RANGER NEWS M a r c h 3 1 . 2 0 1 7 frump's budg et misse s th e m ar k JOSEPH CANNING canniO 01 @rangers. uw p. edu On Thu rsd ay, M ar ch 16, U ni te d States Pre side nt D on al d T rum p re vea led his pla ns fo r the 2018 na tio na l b udg et. Th e bu dge t pr op osa l is ti tl e d " Am er ic a F ir st " o n th e W hit e H ous e web site and pro mis es to " ma ke Am eri ca gr ea t." W he re th e m on ey is go in g As can b e e xpe ct­ ed o f any utte ranc e fro m Tr um p, h is pro pos als have been int en se ly co ntr o­ ve rsi al, even am ong fe llo w Re pu blic an s s ti ll r elu cta nt to sup por t t he ir Pre si­ den t. The new bud get threa tens to sever n ea rly a ll fo re ig n a id , v ir ­ tu al ly eli m ina te cli ma te resea rch, dec ima te fu nd ing fo r the arts , an d red uce ag ric ul tu ra l sub sidi es. A ll o f the se m ajo r c uts beg the que stio n 45t h Pre siden t Dona ld Trump o f w here the fund s w il l g o t o i nste ad. Th e answ er: the m ili ta ry .. . and the w al l. Tr um p's bud get pro po sa l ce rta in ly does liv e up to its ti tl e , bu t i t is no t the com ­ mo n pe opl e o f A m er ica , ra the r A m er ica 's so ldie rs and defens e c ont rac tor s t ha t are the p ri o ri ty . A to ta l in crea se o f $ 52 b il li o n is to go tow ard s an incr eas ed n um ber o f tr oo ps , ne w shi ps, and the fla we d and in or din at el y pr ice d F- 35 fig ht er s; a f urt he r $2.8 b il li o n goes t o the De par tm ent o f H om ela nd Secu ­ ri ty fo r T ru m p's pro mis ed w a ll. St uf fin g th e m ili ta ry 's po ck et s The larg e b oos t to the alre ady gen ero usly fun de d U ni te d St ates m ili ta ry is w ho lly un ­ necessar y and wa ste ful. The US 's m ili ta ry is alre ady the stron gest and —b y a lu da cri s m arg in— the mo st e xpe n­ siv e o n E art h. The m ili ta ry spe ndin g o f th e n ext seven big ges t s penders on Ea rth s ti ll fa ils to equ al the cur ren t m ili ta ry spe ndi ng i n Am eri ca . Pre sum ably , Tr um p d eman ds th at mo re mo ney be th ro wn at t he arme d f orce s for some eve ntu al goa l o r some gra nd p urp ose , but the on ly way he seems to be to be a ble to de fen d the incre ase in fu nd in g is to co nt rib ­ ute to Am er ica 's great ness. The pur pos e of a m ili ta ry is to fight war s, s o, to lr u m p , wa r seems to mak e n atio ns gre at— or at l east the a bi lit y to mak e war. Sinc e m one y is pla nn ed to be w ith dr aw n fro m the State De pa rtm en t and s eve ral fo re ign aid pro gra ms , pe ace ful coo per atio n seems co ntr ar y to Tr um p's vi ­ sio n o f greatn ess. A w al l a nd a ha rd pl ac e The har d rh eto ric o f th e Pr esi den t d ur in g hi s cam pa ign ing last year mad e M ex ic o' s coo per atio n i n the fu nd in g o f th e b ord er w a ll soun d ab solu te, b ut the bud get pro po sa l sug­ gests tha t T rum p is alre ady co nc ed ing tha t M ex ic o w il l n ot pay for his w al l. E nr iqu e N ie to , M ex ic o' s P res ide nt, h as re pea ted ly ref use d pa ym ent fo r the w a ll a nd a n o ut­ rage d po pu la tio n en sures h is stance w il l no t chan ge. As fo r the w al l, i t is a ll too li k e ly tha t Am er ica n ta xpa yers w il l be the ones fu nd in g it in the end. I f Tru mp per sist s w ith hi s dema nds o f N i­ eto , th e c om ma nd er- in- ch ief m ig ht ju st have to pu t h is ad dit io na l $ 52 b il li o n to use. S t u d y a b r o a d : t h e c la s s o f l i f e e x p e r i e n c e E di to ria l D es k ETHAN COST ELLO co ste OI 2@ra nge rs. uw p. eduu Hey all! The Ran ger News tha nks you for picking up o ur l ate st iss ue! This iss ue was ha rd- pre sse d over spring bre ak with limited sta ff in the are a. Howeve r, with m uch effort a nd trial, we got t he work done ! The Ra nge r News wo uld like to welco me Drew Zadrz ynski to our te am ! H e is our new Soci al M edia Re pre sen tati ve and will help in our ef­ forts to f ocus our go als and inc rea se our rea der shi p! It is with p lea sur e to a nno unc e t ha t The Ra nge r N ews ha s a new com­ munity distributor ! T hank you Fu­ sion, in downt own Keno sha, for your part ners hipiN eve r f orget, our doo rs are alwa ys ope n. Fe el f ree to e mail us or s en d us a me ss ag e on our Fac ebo ok pag e! Tha nks for rea ding! Tips and sub mis sio ns can be se nt to ran gem ews @u wp. edu or you can swing by o ne of our Monda y m eet ings at Noon in our office (Stu den t Cen ter, L101 A). Thank you and sta y act ive! Th e R ang er N ews 900 WO OD ROAD KENOSHA, Wl 5314 1 rang erne ws@ uwp .edu The Range r New s strive s to infor m, edu cate , and eng age the UW- Park side com mun ity by publi shing wel l-wr itte n, acc ura te stud ent journal ism on a bi-we ekly basi s, as well as o nline. Ed itor -in- Ch ief ETHAN C OSTE LLO cos te0 12@ ran ger s. uw p. ed u Exec utive E dito r ALYSSA GORO SKI goro s001 @ra nge rs.uw p.ed u Spo rts Ed itor JOS H STEWART stew a038 @ran gers. uw p. edu Cu ltur e Edi tor CHY NNA CHU NG chun g009 @ra nger s. uw p. edu Rep orte rs WILL APGAR apgarOO 1 @ranger s. uw p. edu JOSE PH CAN NING canniO01 @range rs.uw p. edu HUNTER FRENC H frencO 19@ra ngers. uw p.e du AUST IN KRIEGE R krie g00 4@ rang ers. uw p. ed u HOL LAC E VILL ARRE AL villa 068 @ra nge rs. uw p. ed u Ph oto gra phe r KIMBER LEY M VETIMB O TAMB O mvetiO 01 @ran gers .uwp . edu Illu str ato r/c ar to on ist HOL DEN HENRY henr y027 @ra nger s. uw p. edu Gra phi c De sig ner TYLER FELDHAU SEN feldhOO 1 @ranger s. uw p. edu ELIZA BETH RA CHAEL feld h00 1@ ran gers .uw p.ed u Cop y Ed ito r JACQU ELINE K ENNY kennyOO 1 @ranger s. uw p. edu Me dia Gr ou p Ad visers DEA N KAR POWICZ karpo wicz@ uwp. edu STEPHAN IE SIRO VAT KA- MARSHALL sirovatk@ uwp. edu New spa per Co nsu ltan t NICH OLA S RAVNIKAR ravnikar@ uwp.edu DER EK F YE fy e O O O O 1 @ran gers. uwp. edu The l earn ing e nviron ment prov ided by highe r e ducatio n in stit utio ns i s no t o nly one o f great im porta nce for inte llec tua l de velop ment, but is also one that can have a w ide ra nge o f lea rnin g op port uniti es a nd li fe experiences. These opp ortu nitie s are jus t as v ita l and valua ble as those learned in the academic classroom setti ng. It is easy to settle int o the rou tine o f co llege lif e and to forget to hon estly conside r and expl ore the out side w orl d for wh ich colle ge is actua lly meant to be prep arin g students. The best way to prepa re for the w or ld is to get out o f yo ur com fort zone and go and liv e in it . Worth the c ost Th is is much easier said th an done. The process and a ll th e pape rwork for n ew experiences does take some tim e and e ffo rt to compl ete a nd does cost mon ey, as w ith eve ry­ thi ng wo rth wh ile i n l if e . How eve r, I do not view these obstacles as negat ive th ings . It is j ust the be ginn ing o f the l ife lessons in that e ver yth ing wor th d oin g in lif e w il l have some sort o f cost , whether phy sica l, em otio nal, monet ary or in some other way. Th e w ond ers o f Sco tlan d I f it were easy, the n wha t w oul d be lea rned from the experie nce? In the be ginn ing o f my stay i n Scotla nd, I did have t he com mon q uestion ( at least for m e) when I 'm in a comp letely new pl ace: what am I doi ng here? (A lth ou gh Scotla nd answered that quest ion faster th an any other plac e 1 have ever been to .) Th e peop le are warm a nd f rie nd ly, the BSU memb ers Bridge o utsid e of a ca mpus i n Scotla nd food (and d rin k) is g ood and un ique and the scenery, wheth er y ou 're in the cit y or ou tside o f it , is absolu tely bea utif ul. New indep ende nce The mos t s ign ifica nt lesson that I have learned from this experien ce is de fini tel y the powe r o f bei ng an i nd ivi du al. I do not mean that in the mar ch-to -the-b eat- of-y our- own -dru mm er sens e (alth oug h tha t too is an imp orta nt tru th) . Be an ind ivid ua l by try in g new thing s and m eetin g new p eople. I learned th is by obse rving t he dif fere nce between ho w pe ople w oul d in terac t w ith me when 1 am alone vs . whe n I am w ith a group o f other students. PHO TO B Y DE REK FY E This is no t to say that h ang ing o ut w ith other students is a bad thi ng ; there are many great students here, a nd they are cer tain ly another plus to t his already inc red ible opp ortu nity . How ever , in my experie nce, it is i mmea sur­ ably fun t o go out wi th loca l resid ents and just get im mersed in the ir c ultu re and way o f li fe . BSU memb ers Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Ranger News, Volume 46, March 31, 2017 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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T he Ran ger Ne ws i s w ritten a nd ed ited by stu de nt s of th e Unive rsity of W isco nsin -Pa rksi de, a nd th ey a re so lely resp ons ible for its editorial polic y and co nte nt. Kenosha m ov em en t g i v e s m i l l e n n i a l a v o i c e I N D E X Ed ito ria l D es k 2 Sta ff & M iss io n 2 Co lle ge Lif e 3 Po lic e B lot ter . 3 Cu ltu re 4- 5 Ca m pu s N ew s 6 Bea rly Ne ws 7 Sp or ts 8 OP. ED . Tw itte r: T ru m p' s ne w s tr a te g y Se e page 2 CU LT UR E St ud en t m us ic re ci ta ls Se e page 5 C A M P U S N EW S Charle s Lite ky's renu ncia tion « Se e pag e 6 BE AR LY N E W S G 68 se I e rr or i/. f; st ud en ts Sua f irig o / JO SE PH CA NN ING canniO01 @rangers. uw p. ed u T he he at ed 20 16 pr es id en tia l ra ce — by fa r th e el ec tio n in th e m os t co nt en tio us po lit ic al cl im at e in m il le nn ia ls ' m em or y— na tu ra lly lef t a ba d ta st e in th e m ou th s of a g re at de al of yo un g A m er ic an s. M an y pr og re ss iv e m ill en ni al s fe lt a s en se of po lit ic al di se nf ra nc hi se m en t an d de fe at fo l­ lo w in g D on al d T ru m p' s e le ct io n on Tu es da y, No v. 8 of las t ye ar , a nd a gr ou p of co m m itt ed , yo un g st ud en ts in K en os ha w er e in sp ir ed to se iz e in iti at iv e. A ne w a lte rn ati ve T he y ca ll th em se lv es th e K en os ha Yo un g Pr og re ss iv e C oa lit io n (K Y PC ); a ne w or ga ­ ni za tio n th at w en t pu bl ic on M ar ch 3 w as co nc ei ve d by th re e K en os ha co lle ge st ud en ts an d on e hi gh sc ho ol st ud en t a fte r at te nd in g a D em oc ra tic pa rty m ee tin g, in w hi ch th ey w er e th e on ly at te nd ee s un de r 4 0. D em oc ra tic ca nd i­ da te H ill ar y C li nt on 's de fe at finally pu sh ed th e gr ou p to se ek ou t D is tri ct Se ve n bo ar d m em be r D ay vi n H al lm on an d fo rm K Y PC as a po lit ic al or ga ni za tio n ca pa bl e of ef fe ct iv el y ad vo ca tin g fo r y ou ng K en os ha re si de nt s an d th ei r m un ic i­ pa l go ve rn m en t. KY PC 's o bj ect ive K Y PC is a g ro up th at firmly be lie ve s in st re ng th en in g th e re pr es en ta tio n an d im pr ov ­ in g th e qu al ity of lif e fo r m in or ity gr ou ps in K en os ha . T he y ar e gi vi ng a pr es en ta tio n to th e K en os ha U ni fie d Sc ho ol D is tr ic t o n M ar ch 28 in an at te m pt to re m ov e bl an ke t pu ni sh ­ m en ts fo r bu lli es in K en os ha sc ho ol s an d ha ve pu ni sh m en ts ch an ge ba se d on wh y th e bu lly in g oc cu rr ed an d it s s ev er ity . Pr ot ec tin g th e ri gh ts o f L G B T Q st ud en ts is al so a pr io rit y, in lig ht of th e re ce nt in ci de nt in w hi ch T re m pe r Hi gh Sc ho ol st ud en t A sh to n W hi ta ke r w as pr ev en te d from us in g a ba th ­ ro om co ns is te nt w ith hi s g en de r id en tit y. PH OT O B Y ETH AN C OS TEL LO Ken osh a Yo ung Pr og res siv e C oali tion m ee ts at Gra ce L uthe ren Churc h l oc at ed on 60 th str ee t i n K eno sha eve ry We dne sda y. En co ur ag ing the co mm un ity M or e ge ne ra lly . K Y PC w is he s to im pr ov e K en os ha by en co ur ag in g m ill en ni al s to ge t in vo lv ed in lo ca l po lit ic s a nd ha ve th ei r vo ic es he ar d, as w el l a s im pr ov in g ed uc at io n ab ou t lo ca l go ve rn m en t, all in th e ho pe s of bu ild in g a m or e un ite d co m m un ity ca pa bl e of be in g an ex am pl e to ot he r c om m un iti es in W is co ns in . G ro up sp ok es m an an d U W -P ar ks id e st ud en t A lm ir Is m an i c la im ed th at th e bi gg es t p ro bl em in K en os ha is th e un de rr ep re se nt at io n of m il­ le nn ia ls an d sa w "i gn or an ce , m is in fo rm at io n, an d th e ab ili ty to sa y 't h a t' s no t my p ro b le m '" as th e r oo t ca us e fo r wh y yo un g p eo p le 's w is he s ar e to o of te n ig no re d in K en os ha . Ge t in vo lve d T he or ga ni za tio n ho ld s m ee tin gs at G ra ce Lu th er an Ch ur ch on 60 th st re et ev er y W ed ne s­ da y at 7: 00 pm an d m ee tin gs at Re vi si on A rt G al le ry on Sh er id an ro ad ev er y Th ur sd ay at th e sa m e tim e. C h ri s S ch lo ss er , K Y PC sp ok es m an , ur ge s s tu de nt s w ho ar e " op en -m in de d an d ac tiv el y pu rs ue ch an g e" to jo in th e g ro up an d ge t th ei r vo ic es he ar d. K Y PC al so en co ur ag es st ud en ts en ro lle d in hi gh sc ho ol or m id dl e s ch oo l to jo in , l ea rn ab ou t a nd ge t in vo lv ed in K en os ha po lit ic s an d in fo rm K Y PC on is su es th ey ex pe ri en ce in K U SD sc ho ol s. A dd iti on al in fo rm at io n, in cl ud ­ in g a de ta ile d m is si on st at em en t, ca n be fo un d on th e g ro u p 's Fa ce bo ok pa ge . te m p le av en ue in R ac in e in ac co rd an ce wi th sm al le r c on gr eg at io n si ze s an d pr ac tic in g Je w s in th e ar ea . Th is is sig ni fic an t be ca us e in Ju da is m it is re qu ire d fo r 10 pe op le , or a m in io n, to be pr es en t to op en th e T or ah , th e sa cr ed tex t of th e J ew is h fa ith . So it 's cl ea r t ha t th e am ou nt of m em be rs ca n be cr uc ia l t o th e su cc es s of a te m pl e. Int era cti ng wi th the Co m­ mu nit y K at zm an , wh o re pr es en ts th e te m pl e on the Ra cin e In te r- fa itn Co un ci l ho pe s to sh ed a lig ht on his fa ith an d pl ac e of w or sh ip to loc al pe op le . B y pr es en tin g m or e in fo rm at io n an d re ac hi ng ou t to sc ho ol s an d or ga ni za tio ns , K at zm an ho pe s to ke ep th e cu ltu re of th e Je w is h fa ith al iv e an d kn ow n to ot he rs no t on ly fo r Je w is h pe op le . A s he pu ts it, "A ll th at m at te rs is t ha t y o u' re in te re ste d an d I d o n 't ca re wh at yo u loo k lik e or wh at yo u be lie ve , a ll th at m att er s is yo u ha ve in te re st in the hi sto ry an d se e th e va lid ­ ity in wh at we sh ar e he re , we preserves f a it h wa nt to br ea k do w n th e ba rr ie rs be tw ee n pe op le ." Ka tz m a al so w an ts to sh ow ho w th e Je w ish fa ith is im ­ po rta nt to di ve rs ity of re lig io n an d ca n of fer di ffe re nt w ay s of vi ew in g th e w or ld . O ne of the m os t im po rta nt pa rts of th e fa ith in ge ne ra l is tn e wa y we tre at on e an ot he r. In th e Je wi sh fa ith th er e is an ol d le ge nd th at a Je wi sh ma n w as as ke d by a pr in ce to ex pl ai n th e Je wi sh fa ith w hi le st an di ng on on e le g. T he ma n ge ts on on e leg an d sa ys "t re at yo ur ne ig hb or as yo u wo ul d tre at y o u rs e lf ' a nd so is th e wa y of Ju da is m . Ge tti ng Inv olv ed St ud en ts an d an yo ne fro m th e ar ea wh o ha s an in te re st is w el co m e to co m e an d pa rt ic i­ pa te in w or sh ip an d lea rn ab ou t the cu lt ur e an a hi sto ry of th e Je w ish re lig io n. A s f or wh er e an d wh en w or sh ip is he ld at the te m pl e, ev er y Sa tu rd ay at 93 0a m , on w ha t is kn ow n as Robert M. K atzman th e Sa bb at h. To rah cl as se s ar e al so he ld 60 0p m . T he te m pl e is lo ca te d at ev er y Th ur sd ay ev en in g at 30 09 W as hin gto n A ve in R ac in e in hi st or ic We st R ac in e. H i e la st Jew ish AU ST IN K RIE GE R krieg004@ rangers. uw p. ed u Th e J ew ish Fa ith Th e R an ge r N ew s re ac he d ou t a lo ca l sy na go gu e or Je w is h Te m pl e, Be th Is ra el Si na i, in R ac in e re ce nt ly to hi gh lig ht cu ltu ra l di ve rs ity in th e lo ­ ca l a re a. Sp ok es pe rs on fo r t he Te m pl e, R ob er t K at zm an , s po ke wi th us ab ou t ho w th e te m pl e is in vo lv ed in sp re ad in g pe ac e an d di ve rs ity to th e su rr ou nd in g co m m un ity . O ve ra ll th e J ew is h fa ith is dw in dl in g in nu m be rs an d pr es en ts an ap pr ox im at e nu m be r o f 15 m ill io n pe op le ov er al l, m os tly re si di ng in th e U ni te d St at es an d Is ra el . B et h Is ra el Si na i is ac tu ­ al ly th e la st Je w is h te m pl e in R ac in e, w ith a sm al l c on gr eg a­ tio n of 12 pe op le . H av in g ju st re ce nt ly m ov ed to a sm al le r lo ca tio n at 30 09 W as hin gto n Beth Israel Sinai's congregation hall. 2 | O P I N I O N & E D IT O R IA L T ™ R AN GER N ew s M ar ch 1 6 . 2 01 7 Tw itte r: Trum p's new st r a t e g y JO SE PH CANNI NG canniO 01 @ra nger s.uw p. edu Un ite d S tat es Pre sid en t D on ald Tr um p ha s b ee n a pro lif ic t we et er s in ce he be ga n ru nn in g in the 20 16 pr es id en ­ tial ra ce wh en he tw ee ted up t o a n as to ni sh in g 5 9 tim es a d ay. S in ce Tr um p' s v ict ory in th e e lec tio n, hi s tw ee ts h av e slo we d s ign ifi ca nt ly, b ut c on tin ue un cea sin gly . Tw itte r a s a too l Su ch a c om m itm en t to the us e o f so cia l me dia is u np rec ed en ted in A me ric a a nd is a pol itic al rev olu tio n in its o w n rig ht, bu t th e ex am pl e T ru m p h as s et fo r th e p lat ­ fo rm 's us e i n p oli tic s is de sta bil izi ng a nd de str uc tiv e. D on ald Tr um p h as bri llia ntl y ca pit ali ze d o n T wi tte r's ab ilit y t o d is­ tri bu te inf orm ati on to mi lli on s of pe op le aro un d the wo rld ins tan tly . Th oug h 5 9 t we ets in o ne da y m ay se em lik e th e p ro du ct o f o bs es sio n, it w as mu ch mo re lik ely the pr od uc t o f a cal cul ate d e f­ fo rt t o f loo d s oc ial m ed ia wi th th e rh eto ric Jose ph Cannin g of the Tr um p c am pa ig n. T hi s p us h w as a r eso un din g s uc ce ss: es ca pi ng po lit ics an d c all s to " m ak e A me ric a g rea t ag ai n" se em ed an im po ssi ble tas k o n s oci al m e­ dia du rin g Se pt em be r a nd Oc to be r o f l ast yea r. No t ju st T wit ter Ind ee d, t he mo st rem ark ab le f ac et o f Tr um p' s so cia l m ed ia s tra teg y is t ha t hi s pe rso na l tw ee ts c ou ld no t b e co nta ine d by Tw itt er a lon e. Re dd it, t he po pu lar inf orm ati on sh ar ­ ing we bs ite , h as a pr o- Tr um p p ag e r/ the do na ld tha t h as s o e ffe cti ve ly a do pte d Tr um p' s T wit ter s tra teg y tha t t he s ite 's C EO , St ev e H uf fm an , ha d t o h id e t he s ub - re dd it' s p os ts o n th e m ain pa ge to a llo w ot he r su br ed dit s p os ts t o ap pea r. T ru m p su pp ort ers too k t o F ac eb oo k a s w ell , sh ar ­ in g n ew s an d a na lyt ics in s up po rt o f th eir ca us e th at be ca me so vir ule nt tha t f als e inf orm ati on of ten sp rea d un no tic ed . It i s ev ide nt th at T ru m p' s ap tit ud e fo r soc ial me dia an d the co or din ate d e ffo rts of hi s co ho rts c on tri bu ted sig nif ica ntl y t o hi s ele cti on as pre sid en t la st y ear . Su rel y, sim ila r m eth od s w ill be em pl oy ed by mo re p oli tic ian s in the fut ure , an d the int ern et w ill pla y a n e ve r i nc rea sin g ro le in p oli tic s. Tr um p h as, un for tun ate ly, s et a de str uc tiv e p re ce de nt f or so cia l m ed ia 's use in p oli tic s. A fu tur e o f fa lse ho od Th e P res ide nt t we ete d o n S atu rda y, M arc h 4 , "T err ibl e! J us t f ou nd ou t t ha t Ob am a had m y 'w ir es ta pp ed '.. ." e xc la im ­ ing th at "t hi s i s M cC ar th yi sm !" a nd fo l­ low ed it w ith a ba rra ge of pe rso na l a tta ck s on O ba m a a nd th e De mo cr ati c p arty . Th is ep iso de re ve als th e m os t p re ss ing iss ue wi th s oc ial me dia in po lit ics : th e ab ili ty to e as ily an d r ap idl y s pre ad lie s. T ru mp ha s n o p roo f o f su ch cl ai ms wh ats oe ve r, an d his so le mo tiv ati on for tw ee tin g s uc h inf lam ma tor y a nd fal lac iou s st ate m en ts i s to d ist rac t h is f oll ow ers fro m s ca nd als tha t thr eat en his o w n a uth ori ty. Us ing so cia l m ed ia a s a ca mp ai gn too l is d ist re ss ing wh en o ne rea liz es h ow si m ­ ple it is to bui ld an on lin e m ec ha nis m of un yie ldi ng s up po rte rs w ho — wi th ou t q ue s­ tio n— ret we et, sh ar e o r ot he rw ise pa ss o n lie s. S uc h lie s ca n e ve n s up pl an t th e tr uth wh en all a pol itic ian ha s to do is d ism iss th e m ed ia a s "f ak e n ew s" t o e arn hi ms elf cre dib ilit y. If D on ald Tr um p' s T wi tte r w ar on fac t c on tin ue s w ith ou t st ro ng op po si­ tio n, t rut h t hre ate ns to be co me a r ela tiv e ter m wh en it su its pol itic al co nv en ien ce . Q u e s t i o n o f t h e I s s u e : Ho w do yo u ge t i n vo lv ed in yo ur com mu nity ?" « HUNTER FREN CH frencO 19@ra ngers. uw p. ed u MOLLY WRIGH T wrigh082 @ rangers. uw p. ed u Pe te r W ier zba Ju ni or , P ol iti ca l S ci ­ en ce M aj or A : " I am in vo lv ed w it h a lo ca l ch ur ch , a nd I' m in In te rV ar si ty o n ca m ­ pu s. A nd I r ea lly tr y to m ak e p eo p le 's da y be tte r ^ b g by be in g ki nd an d s h ow in g lo ve ." Ke ou gh Le mi eu x S op ho m or e, Po lit ic al Sc ie nc e M aj or A : " I 'm be co m in g m or e in vo lv ed he re at Pa rk si de . I a m a m em be r o f P ar k- si de S tu de nt G ov er nm en t, an d 1 a m in vo lv ed w ith th e P ar ks id e s tu de nt D em o­ cr a ts ." m m ? M • I Lemieu x Gi a Re ev es S op ho m or e, P sy ch ol ­ o gy M aj or A : " I ju st re ce nt ly go t o u t o f t he 4H pr og ra m o v er in L ak e G en ev a, w hi ch I' v e be en do in g fo r t he pa st el ev en ye ar s, w or ki ng w it h ki ds an d ho rs es . I am in vo lv ed in U W -P ar ks id e O dd it ee s g ro up , t he U W -P ar ks id e s tu ­ de nt D em o cr at s a nd th e H is to ry C lu b, ev en th ou gh I' m no t a hi st or y m aj or o r m in or ." Ry an de la T orr e F re sh m an , N ur si ng M aj or A : " W el l I sp en d m y ti m e w or ki ng a t a n a n i­ m al sh el te r w he re I h el p ca ts sp ec if ic al ly to find h o m es ." Ryan de la Torr e As hl yn n Br an dl F re sh m en , N ur si ng M aj or A :" I ha ve vo lu nt ee re d w ith th e nu rs ­ in g s tu de nt s a t d if fe re nt loc al fo od su p­ po rt c en te rs ." Gri ffin Co fel l So ph om or e, M us ic Pe r­ fo rm an ce M ajo r A: " I a m in t he W om en 's Ce nt er a nd , on to p o f th at, I am in g ro up s th at pla y fo r c h ar it y al l ar o u n d Q rj ff j n to w n. " Cofel l Ra ven Re nje So ph om or e, M us ic M aj or a nd Co m m u­ nic ati on M ajo r A : "I thi nk try in g to ST Y VV .Y LSS : find cl ub s an d g ro up s, l ike I' m par t o f th e W om en 's C e n te r h e r e , I n o ti c e d it : H . J&mm he re a nd wa nte d t o be a par t o f it . An d be ca us e o f tha t i t's led m e t o find ou t ab ou t ot he r g ro up s th at I ca n!! aven be inv olv ed wit h lik e th e J6 W om en 's H or izo n S he lte r." Jo na tha n Fu hr er Se nio r, H ist ory M aj or an d Ed uc ati on M ajo r A : "I 'm in th e H ist ory Cl ub , an d it 's im po rta nt t o m e be ca use I th ink it h elp s br ing to ge th er a lm os t a se ns e o f co mm un ity wi thi n th e m aj or s th em se lv es , wh ich is kin d o f co ol ." Ma son M ar ke e Fr es hm en , C om mu ni ca ­ tio n Ma jor A : "I 'm in W IP Z s tud en t ra di o st a ti o n , an d I am th e Maso n Pr og ram Di rec tor , so I ru n M ar ke e th e s ho w s. " Ka ija Da nie ls Jun ior , Co mm un ica tio n M aj or A: " I' m th e P re sid en t o f th e P ar ks ide Od di tie s, th e S e c re ta ry o f th e A d m is - Kaija Danie ls siv e F ibe r Ar ts a nd th e S ec ret ary of th e An thr op olo gic al So cie ty. " Ja co b Pin kos Ps yc ho lo gy M ajo r A: " I a m the Vic e P res i­ de nt of Pa rks ide Od di tie s; th is c lu b i s im po rta nt be ­ ca us e w e e nc ou ra ge yo u to ex pr es s y ou r o dd ne ss ." Ph illi sha Ba gge tt Cr im in al Ju sti ce M ajo r A: "I wo rk fo r th e O ffi ce of Mu ltic ult ura l S tu de nt Af fai rs, a nd I am Ac tiv iti es Co or di na to r o f th e C rim i­ nal Ju sti ce A sso cia tio n, p h i iii Q h a an d I v o lu n te e r. " Bagg ett Jaco b Pink os Jona than Fuhrer SPS &te lil i | | H IS lM fc & U ! m st a y re le va nt pp en in g in to d a y 's wo rld . I f yo u h a v e an y s u g g e st io n s , c o n c e rn s or wo uld like t o b e a p a rt of ne xt is s u e 's Q ue st io n of th e Is su e, p le a se em ail u s a t rangerne ws@uwp .edu . Editoria l De sk ETHAN COST ELLO cos te01 2@ ran gers . uw p. edu He llo al l! T he Ra ng er Ne ws is ha pp y to a nn ou ce Ty ler Fe ld ha us en as ou r new G ra ph ic De sig n a nd La yo ut le ad ! W e w ou ld al so lik e to we lco me El iza be th St rie ke r, a new me mb er of th e La yo ut te am , an d Br ae de n R us se l, a ne w ad dit ion to ou r S po rts se ct io n. It is go od to s ee m or e s tu de nt in vo lv em en t wit h the pa pe r. M arl ey Ur an su bm itt ed an ar tic le fo r pri nt thi s i ssu e f oc us in g on Th e BE AT . It is o ur go al to e ng ag e yo u, the re ad er , an d br in g o ur ca m pu s c om m un ity clo se r to ge the r i n mi nd an d pu rp os e. Th an k yo u Ma rle y fo r y ou r pa rti ci­ pa tio n! It ha s bee n an in te re sti ng co up le we ek s fo r us, as we ha ve se en a s low ye t s tea dy gr ow th in ou r st af fin g a nd ca mp us en ga ge m en t. We ho pe tha t a ll of yo u e nj oy the we ath er as it (h op ef ul ly ) wa rm s up thi s S pr ing br ea k. Re me m be r, w e a re al wa ys he re fo r yo ur co nc ern s a nd he lp ! Th an ks ! 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E di to r- in -C hi ef ETHAN COST ELLO cost e01 2@ rang ers, uw p. ed u E x ec u ti v e E d it o r ALYSSA GOROS KI gorosO01 @rangers .uwp. ed u S po rt s E di to r JOS H STEWART stewa 038@ range rs. uw p. ed u C ul tu re E di to r CHYN NA CH UNG chun g009 @ra nger s.uw p . ed u R e p o rt e rs WIL LAP GA R apga rOO 1 @rang ers.uwp . ed u JOSE PH CA NNIN G cann iOO 1 @rangers. uw p. ed u HUNTE R FRE NCH frenc019@rangers. u wp . ed u AUST IN KRIEGE R krie g004 @ra nger s.uw p . ed u HOL LAC E VIL LARRE AL villa06 8@ran gers.uw p . ed u BRAE DEN RUS SELL russ e032 @ra nger s. uw p. ed u P ho to g ra ph er KIMBER LEY M VETIM BO TAM BO mvetiO01 @rangers. uw p. ed u Il lu s tr a to r/ c a rt o o n is t HOL DEN HE NRY henry0 27@ra ngers. uw p. ed u DAVID GEHR ING gehr ing@ uwp .edu G ra ph ic D es ig ne r TYLER FE LDHAU SEN feld hO O 1 @rangers. uw p. ed u ELIZA BETH STRI CKER stric018 @range rs. uw p. ed u C op y E d it o r JACQ UELIN E KEN NY kennyOO l @ran gers .uw p.ed u M ed ia G ro up A dv ise rs DEAN KARP OWIC Z karpowic z@uwp. ed u STEPHAN IE SIRO VATK A- MARSHALL sirovatk@uwp. ed u N ew sp ap er C on su lt an t LAS R AVNIKAR ravnikar@uwp. ed u M a r c h 16 .2 01 7 T H E R A N G E R N E W S C O L L E G E L IF E 3 Lati nos Unido s at te nd s leade rship co nf er en ce ET HA N C OS TE LL O costeO 12@rangers. uw p.e du Lat ino s U nido s (L U) rece ntly atte nde d th e Unit ed S tate s H ispa nic L ead ersh ip In stitu te (US HL I) co nfe ren ce F ebru ary 17 a nd 18 . Yoge r Agu ilar, the P SG amb assa dor f or Lati nos Un ido s, re flect s on the mis sion of L U a nd o n th eir tim e at the U SHL I c onf ere nce . Con fere nce left LU fa scin ated Th e U SHL I co nfe ren ce w as a n ed ifyi ng ex per i­ enc e fo r t he LU gro up. A guil ar w ent with twel ve othe r LU me mb ers to th e g ath erin g. Th ere , they gath ered with many oth er Latin o/a org aniz atio ns t o lis ten to D r. Jua n An dra de, p resi­ den t of US HL I, spe ak. Th e LU gro up had the op port unit y to at tend man y w ork sho ps w here they disc usse d l eade r­ shi p an d en trep ren eur ship ski lls, n etwo rkin g an d mo tiva tion . Th e U SHL I co nfer enc e h eld o ppo rtun itie s for imm igra nt wor kers as we ll. It s how case d res our ces , wh ich gav e w orki ng c lass Lati no/a s acc ess to purs ue their goa ls. Agu ilar 's ta ke-a way Th e U SHL I co nfe ren ce le ft th e g roup f eel­ ing ins pire d. Agu ilar reca lls a spec ific sp eak er, Raul Ma gda len o, w ho le ft a stro ng i mpr essi on o n him . Ma gda len o is a n inter natio nally reno wned emp owe rme nt s pea ker who had t he o ppor tunit y t o pres ent at the USH LI c onf eren ce. Ma gda leno rete lls his li fe ex peri enc es an d u ses sto rie s to exp lain the im port anc e of com mun ity eng age men t an d d iver sity. Mi ssio n an d purp ose Ag uil ar e xp lain ed that Lat ino s U nid os pro vid es a sa fe e nvi ron me nt f or the Lat ino/ a stu de nts of UW -Pa rks ide . Fam ily is a pro min ent moti f i n L atin o/a cul ture and tha t i s w hat LU pro vid es fo r t hei r m em ber s. LU 's mi ssi on is to cr eat e st ron g le ade rs wh o will be a ble to e ng age the com mu nity and prom ote civ ic a ctiv ism in ord er to ad dre ss iss ues fac ing PH OT O BY ETHAN CO ST EL O Jessica Pe rez and Y og er A gu ila r o utsi de L ati no s U ni do s off ice afte r lea der ship con fere nce . Lat ino /a c itiz ens . Th ey see k to em pow er thei r m emb ers and give voi ce t o th e v oic eles s. Upc omin g eve nts LU i s pl anni ng so me c ollab orat ive e ven ts in the near f utu re. On M arch 15, they a re plann ing an even t to raise a ware ness of L atin a w omen and the ca mpu s with S oror ity Al pha Sigm a O meg a. Marc h 29 , they will be me rging effo rts w ith BSU to h old a n act ivity focu sed on a fro- latin o cul tur e, set to be held i n M olin aro D 132 . April 19, Docto r P enny Lyter will be gues t p re­ sen ting a t th e LU meet ing (W alnut Roo m, Stud ent Cen ter) to dis cus s pre venti on of dise ases in t he Latin o/a c omm unity . All these even ts are open to th e cam pus . More infor mati on ab out them c an be fou nd on their Face book pag e. Aqu ilar' s final m essa ge Aq uila r str esse d t he n eed fo r ne w, y oun g le ad­ ers to gi ve thei r b est ef for ts in the c om ing day s. He e nco ura ges eve ryo ne to g et in vol ved and sa id , "W e ar e alw ays her e. We a re a lwa ys o pen to d if­ fere nt o rga niz atio ns. We d on 't mind col lab ora ting act ivi tie s." Aqu ilar s aid LU 's plan s in the c om ing year are very exc itin g an d h e is very mot ivat ed to g et oth ers e ng age d. Lat ino s U nid os m eeti ngs are eve ry Wed nesd ay fro m Noo n to 1 p .m. in t he W alnu t R oom . Police Blotter F e b r u a r y 2 3 TR AF FIC AC CID EN T I Proper ty Da ma ge. 10: 01 a .m . Staff bac k int o p ole with veh icle . Offi cer too k rep ort . F e b r u a r y 2 4 TH EF T FR OM BU ILD ING I Ra ng er Ha ll. 5:17 p.m. Co mp lai n­ an t ( Stu de nt) rep ort s t hef t of wa l­ le t, of fice r t ook re po rt. SE X OF FE NS ES I Other Se x Of fen se s. S po rts /A cti vit y C en ter . 9:1 2 p.m . Co mp lai na nt ( No n- Aff ilia te) rep ort s i nc ide nt, off ice r took rep ort . F e b r u a r y 2 5 A G EN C Y A SS IS T I CT H E (12TH ST ). 10:4 6 P . M . K SD DI SP AT CH RE PO RT FIG HT I N PRO GR ESS . A l l PA RT IE S GO NE UP ON O FFIC ER'S A RR IV AL . UW PPD OF­ FIC ER TH EN CLE ARE D. F e b r u a r y 2 7 SEX OFFE NSES -STA TUTO RY RA PE I Tallent Ha ll. 3: 29 p .m. K SD disp atch transf erred call to U WP DD rega rdin g an i nci den t. Cas e un der inve stig atio n. F e b r u a r y 2 8 TH EF T F ROM BUI LDI NG I Rang er H all . 11:20 a.m . Comp lain ­ an t (Stu den t) re port s sto len pho ne, office r to ok r epo rt. T e x a s la w m a k e r s t o p r o t e c t f r e e s p e e c h o n c a m p u s e s A S H E S C H O W as ch o w @ w at ch d o g .or g V IA W A T C H D O G .O R G M ar ch 10 , 2 01 7 B ri sc oe C ai n , a fr es hm an le gi sl at or in th e T ex as H ou se of R ep re se nt at iv es , ha s lo n g be en co nc er ne d ab ou t th e la ck of fr ee sp ee ch - us ua lly co ns er v at iv e sp ee ch - al lo w ed o n co ll eg e ca m p u se s. W hi le at te nd in g th e So ut h T ex as C ol le ge of L aw , C ai n at te m pt ed to or ga ni ze a de ba te w it h so m e co nt ro ve rs ia l sp ea k­ e rs , i nc lu di n g on e w ho ha d w ri tte n a bo ok ab ou t th e Ne w B la ck P an th er m ov em en t. H e to ld W at ch do g th at th e sc ho ol pr oh ib it ed th e ev en t. S in ce th e n , t he D ee r Pa rk R e­ pu bl ic an ha s w at ch ed a s sc ho ol s ac ro ss th e co un tr y sh ut do w n co ns er v at iv e vi ew po in ts or re ­ qu ir e gr ou ps th at in vi te sp ea ke rs to pa y ad di ti on al m on ey fo r se ­ cu ri ty — e ss en ti al ly ta xi ng th os e gr ou ps be ca us e th ei r o pp on en ts m ig ht ca us e a ru ck us . "W h il e th at ma y so un d ni ce , i t tr ea ts so m e sp ee ch di ff er en tly ," C ai n sa id . " It 's de fa ct o ce ns or ­ sh ip ." No w C ai n , a lo ng w ith st at e R ep . M at t S ha he en , h as in tr o­ du ce d a bil l th at w ou ld pr ot ec t st u d en ts ' rig ht s to en ga ge in ac tiv ity pr ot ec te d by th e Fi rs t A m en dm en t, in cl ud in g " as ­ se m bl ie s, pr ot es ts , s p ee ch es , th e di st ri bu ti on of w rit te n m at e­ ri al , t he ca rr yi ng of si gn s, an d th e ci rc ul at io n of pe ti ti on s, " s o lo ng as th e ac tiv it y is la w fu l an d d o es n 't "m at er ia ll y an d su bs ta n­ tia lly di sr up t th e f un ct io ni ng of th e in st it ut io n ." T he m ea su re w ou ld al lo w co ll eg es an d un iv er si ti es to "e nf or ce re as on ab le re st ri ct io ns o n th e ti m e, p la ce , an d m an ne r of ex pr es si ve ac ti vi ti es on th e co m m on ou td oo r ar ea s o f th e in st it u ti o n 's ca m pu s, " so lo ng as th os e re st ri ct io ns "s er v e a si gn if ic an t in st itu tio na l in te r­ es t, " co nt ai n "c on te nt -n eu tr al an d vi ew po in t-n eu tr al cr it er ia ," al lo w st ud en ts "a lt er na ti ve m ea ns of ex pr es si on " an d al lo w st ud en ts an d fa cu lty to sp on ta ne ­ ou sl y as se m bl e or ha nd ou t m a­ te ri al w ith ou t a pe rm it or pr io r ap pr ov al fro m th e un iv er si ty . S tu de nt s w ho fe el th ei r f re e sp ee ch ri gh ts w er e vi ol at ed wo ul d be ab le to fi le a la w su it ag ai ns t t he ir sc ho ol w ith in on e ye ar of th e vi ol at io n. T he bi ll st at es th at ea ch da y a po lic y vi o­ la te s th is la w w ou ld co ns ti tu te a se pa ra te vi ol at io n. Fo r C ai n, gi vi ng st ud en ts an av en ue to re dr es s th ei r gr ie v­ an ce s wa s im po rt an t. C ur re nt ly th e on ly wa y fo r st ud en ts w ho be lie ve th ei r c on ­ st itu tio na l ri gh ts w er e vi ol at ed to ch al le ng e a sc h o o l's de ci si on is to fi le w h at 's kn ow n as a fe de ra l 19 83 la w su it . C ai n 's bil l w ou ld al lo w st ud en ts to fi le a co m pl ai nt in st at e co u rt , m ak in g it ea si er an d ch ea pe r to fi le a cl ai m . "E ss en ti al ly , w he n th e go v­ er nm en t vi ol at es it s ci ti ze n 's ci vi l li be rt ie s, it sh ou ld no t be so ha rd to ho ld yo ur go ve rn m en t ac co un ta bl e, " C ai n sa id . S ta te S en . D aw n B uc ki ng ha m , R -L ak ew ay , h as in tr od uc ed a bil l th at wo ul d pr oh ib it "a ny in st itu ti on , o ff ic ia l or em pl oy ee fr om di si nv it in g a sp ea ke r w ho ha s be en re qu es te d to sp ea k at th e in st it ut io n by m em be rs of th e un iv er si ty co m m un ity ." C am pu s d is in vi ta ti on s re ac he d a re co rd hi gh of 42 in 20 16 ; m os t of th e sp ea ke rs w ho lo st th ei r gi gs w er e ri gh t- le an in g. C ai n sa id he pl an s to of fe r am en dm en ts to hi s o w n bil l du ri ng H ou se de ba te , i nc lu di ng pr ov is io ns fr om B uc ki ng ha m 's bi ll. tu s. co m Jamsu pres ents a n ew bea uty te ch ni qu e Th is ne w Ko rea n be au ty ha ck ha s ta ke n Yo uTu be HO LL AC E V IL LA RR EA L ' ia068@ ranger s.uwp.e du 'di vi ng ", is a Kor ean uq ue d one in three app ly you r b a s e me rou s am oun t of or t ran sluc ent mine ral ar fac e. St ep t hree : sub mer ge y our fa ce in ice water f or 10-3 0 sec ond s. Pat d ry an d ap ply the rest of your mak eup . Th is m ay so und a bi t exc essi ve, but if don e ri ght , Jams u will mak e your face sof t and ma tte, if a little pal e. It w ill al so la st all d ay, tho ugh you wou ld w ant to add som e sett ing spr ay t o m ake su re it doe s not rub off. Th e sta rt Su bm erg ing fac es i nto ice wa ter is not a n ew beau ty tec hn iqu e, as it h as bee n do ne sin ce th e 1 95 0's wh en J oan Cra wfo rd wou ld spla sh he r fa ce wit h ic e w ater aft er e ver y wa sh. H ow eve r, thi s ne w a dd i­ tion of the bab y p ow der has bee n cred ited to Jap ane se blo gge r Yoo n- Ch arm i. Aft er Y oon Ch arm i's v ide o, it ca ptu red Ko rea n m ake up vlo g- ge rs' int ere st, an d it has bec om e a st and ard in t hei r ne w ma keu p tuto rial vid eos . The s cien ce Jam su w ork s by usin g th e w ater repe llant pow der to fill o ne 's pore s. Whe n th e fac e is dun ked into t he wat er, th e po wde r me lts ac ross the fac e, lea vin g it sm oot h an d se em ­ ingly pore less . The c old nes s of t he wat er h elps to cl ose t he per son 's pore s so that the fo und atio n and pow der i s loc ked into plac e. Thi s mea ns tha t w hoe ver d oes this will hav e to t ake e xtr a ca re to was h th eir M a r c h 2 FI R E D R IL L I RIT A . 7 :1 1 A.M. FIRE DR ILL CO ND UC TE D IN REGI ONA L CENT ER FO R ART S AN D HU MAN ITIES . ALL O K. M a r c h 3 SUS PIC IOU S CI RCU MST ANC ­ ES I CTH JR ( Petr ifyin g Sp rin gs) . 5:5 8 a.m . Anony mou s cal ler repo rts disa bled veh icle. O ffice r che cke d are a, no loca te of veh icle . M a r c h 4 TH EFT FRO M B UILD ING I Stu ­ dent Cen ter. 1 1:00 p.m . Com plai nant (No n - Affi liate ) rep orts s tole n cell phon e. Offi cer t ook rep ort. M a r c h 5 AGE NC Y A SSI ST I Off - Ca m­ pus Lo cat ion . 3 :3 4 p.m . Com ­ pla ina nt rep orts sub jec ts ca rry ing loo kal ike " TO Y" we apo ns. UW PPP offic er l oca ted the ma les (No n- Aff ilia tes ), KS D uni ts ar rive d t o loc ati on . One ma le ( Non - Aff ilia te) was tick ete d for Pos ses sion of Dru g Pa rap h. M a r c h 6 MED ICA L ASSIS TAN CE I Mo ­ lina ro H all. 1 1:57 a .m . Mal e (N on- Affi liate ) inj ure d, Of fic er' s & R escu e Unit s ar rive d; m ale t hen trans port ed to loc al h osp ital . TR AF FIC VIOL ATIO N I Stud ent Cen ter Lot . 10:5 0 p. m. D rive r (St u­ den t) w as cit ed fo r M isus e of Par k­ ing S erv ice s, Pa ssen ger (S tude nt) was cited for UAL P osse ss/C onsu me & P osse ssio n or Use o f M arij uan a. M a r c h 7 NATU RAL GA S SM ELL 1 Spo rts/A ctiv ity C ent er. 7:4 0 p. m. Com plai nant ( Stud ent) repo rts sm ell of g as . Offic ers, F ire D ept . requ est­ ed . WE E nerg ies ar rive d an d g ave the All C lea r. fa ce , but th ey sh ould ultim ately be fine. Th e ma keu p ho lds u p un der dur ess , such as w ater a nd hea t. Thea ter ap plica tion Be cau se of Ja ms u's res ilie nce und er p res sur e, Ra ng er Ne ws s at dow n w ith B eth Le Gr ev e, th e ma keu p ar tist fo r th e sc ho ol' s p ro­ duc tion of " A S tre etc ar Nam ed De ­ sir e" , to a sk i f sh e th oug ht i t co uld hav e an y a ppl ica tion fo r th e th eat er. "I t's def init ely som eth ing to lo ok int o," s he s aid , "th er e' s ac tua lly a c har act er w ith a bea rd s tip ple d on , and wh en he k iss es th e ot he r cha rac ter i t r ub s off on he r. .. so if it cou ld kee p th at from ha pp en ing , we mi gh t ha ve t o lo ok i nto it. " M a r c h 8 AGE NCY AS SIS T I ST H 31 (G ree n B ay Rd ). 8: 50 a .m . KS D req ues t as sis tan ce f or a cci de nt. UW PPD off ice r as sis ted . M a r c h 9 MI SU SE OF PA RK ING SE R­ VI CE S I Univ ers ity Ap art me nts Lo t. 6: 57 p.m . Sta ff rep ort s fo rge d UW P P ark ing Pe rm it. O ffic er too k re po rt. HA RA SS ME NT -EL EC TR ON IC ME SS AG E I R ang er Ha ll. 9 :4 6 p.m . Co mp lai na nt (S tud ent ) rep ort s rec eiv ing thr eat en ing tex t me ssa ge fro m unk now n nu mb er. O ffic er too k re po rt. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Ranger News, Volume 46, March 16, 2017 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource University of Wisconsin - Parkside Ranger News Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of UW-Parkside Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Issue Volume 46 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Student Government president resigns Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Sinc e 19 72 Keep up to d at e with t he ne ws atTRNonEneuOfg . Mar ch 2 ,2 01 7 d j e & m < K r H o t # Che ck o ut our next is su e on Ma rch 16 1 The Ran ger Ne ws is writ ten a nd ed ited by stu den ts of the Unive rsity of Wisco nsin-P arksid e, an d they are solely re spon sible for its ed itoria l policy and con tent . Stu den t gove rnment pre side nt r e s ig n s T im o th y Kru ege r leaves his po sit io n as Park side S tu de nt Go v­ er n m en t pre sid en t NIKO LAI LU MPK INS lumpkO01 @rangers. uw p. ed u An im pe ac hm en t at te m pt ca m e w ith ou t w ar ni ng to re m ov e Ti m ot hy K ru eg er fr om th e po si tio n of Pr es id en t of Pa rk si de S tu ­ de nt G ov er nm en t. Se na to r T ha li a A le m an st at ed he r re as on s fo r th e im pe ac hm en t, w ith K ru eg er lis te n­ in g fro m a Fa ce bo ok ph on e ca ll w hi le st ud yi ng ab ro ad in Sc ot la nd . At th e en d of he r st at em en ts , D ea n of St ud en ts , St ev e W al ln er , i nf or m ed A le m an th at sh e ne ed ed to fo llo w th e pr op er pr o­ ce du re in or de r to be gi n th e im pe ac hm en t pr oc es s. T he se na te th en m ov ed th e im pe ac hm en t to th e fo ll ow in g M on da y, Fe br ua ry 20 th , bu t K ru eg er ha d a di ff er en t pl an . Pr om ise s f or po sit ion s? C on ce rn s ha ve be en ra is ed by se ve ra l st u de nt s ab ou t th e m ot iv es of S en at or A le ­ ma n an d Vi ce Pr es id en t D ia z be ca us e th e du o se em ed to be th e la rg es t be ne fi ci ar ie s of th e pr op os ed im pe ac hm en t. R um ou rs ci rc ul at ed th at D ia z pl an ne d on ru nn in g fo r th e pr es id en cy an d ap po in ti ng A le m an as he r Vi ce P re si de nt . Up on th e ad jo ur nm en t of th e m ee tin g, D ia z st at ed th at A le m an ha d as ke d ho w PHO TO B Y NIK OLAI L UMP KINS Jessica D iaz sits in the pr esiden tial room as th e new Parkside St udent Gove rnment presid ent. to im pe ac h th e cu rr en t pr es id en t, an d sh e re pl ie d w ith on ly "r ea d the co ns ti tu tio n an d by la w s. " D ia z ha d re co m m en de d th at Al em an run fo r th e vi ce -p re si de nc y, but A le m an sa id , "i t w as ne ve r co or di na te d th at [D ia z] w ou ld m ak e me V ic e P re si de nt ". D ur in g a pr iv at e in te rv ie w , Pr es id en t K ru eg er st at ed th at D ia z pl an ne d to run fo r th e pr es id en cy an d to ap po in t A le m an as th e ne w Vi ce P re si de nt . D ia z la te r co nf ir m ed th at sh e di d, in fa ct , pl an to ru n fo r th e pr es id en cy af te r K ru eg er 's te rm , bu t sh e w an te d to ch an ge th e sy ste m fro m vi ce pr es id en ts be in g ap ­ po in te d to ha vi ng th e po si tio n el ec te d by th e se na te . Dia z f or pre sid en t, H osk ins fo r vic e p res ide nt By th e m or ni ng fo llo w in g th e im pe ac h­ m en t at te m pt , K ru eg er de ci de d to st ep do wn as th e Pr es id en t of Pa rk si de St ud en t G ov ­ er nm en t, st at in g in hi s re si gn at io n, "s tu d y ­ in g ab ro ad in hi bi ts my ab ili ty to pr op er ly se e w ha t th e st ud en ts at Pa rk si de ne ed ou t of a P re si de nt ." K ru eg er ex pr es se d hi s co nf id en ce th at th e Vi ce Pr es id en t, Je ss ic a D ia z, w ou ld m ak e an ex ce ll en t su cc es so r. Si nc e he r ap po in tm en t as P re si de nt , D ia z ha s al re ad y co m pl et ed all of th e un fi ni sh ed ta sk s th e fo rm er pr es id en t w as sc he du le d to co m pl et e la st se m es te r. A fte r th e sw itc h to a ne w pr es id en t, bo th T ha li a A le m an an d C or ey H os ki ns w er e no m in at ed by th e se na te fo r D ia z' s ol d po si ­ ti on , w ith th e se at filled by th e ne w Vi ce Pr es id en t, Co re y H os ki ns . Pl an s f or t he fut ur e Je ss ic a D ia z w ill be th e pr es id en t of th e Pa rk si de St ud en t G ov er nm en t un til la te A pr il , wh en th e ne w ex ec ut iv e bo ar d an d se na te w ill ta ke ov er . U nt il th en , Pr es id en t D ia z an d V ic e Pr es id en t H os ki ns pl an to ra is e aw ar en es s of Pa rk si de St ud en t G ov er nm en t, in cr ea se in vo lv em en t an d br in g m or e ac ti vi ti es fo r st ud en ts to en jo y on ca m pu s. D ia z is lo ok in g to re ve rs e th e m er ge r be tw ee n th e St ud en t Se gr eg at ed Fe e A l­ lo ca tio n C om m itt ee (S U FA C ) a nd Pa rk si de St ud en t G ov er nm en t, w hi ch w as pu t in pl ac e by th e on ly pr es id en t in U W -P ar ks id e hi sto ry to ev er be pr op er ly im pe ac he d. R ev er si ng th e m er ge r w ill br ea k up th e m on op ol y th at Pa rk si de S tu de nt G ov er n­ m en t ha s ov er th e cu rr en t sy st em fo r di st ri bu ti ng m on ey to or ga ni za ti on s on ca m pu s. D ia z al so ho pe s to co ll ab or at e w ith re pr es en ta ti ve s fr om th e ot he r U ni ve rs ity of W is co ns in sc ho ol s on re so lu tio ns to w or k w ith G ov er no r S co tt W al ke r's pl an of al lo w in g s tu de nt s to op t- ou t of pa yi ng se gr eg at ed fe es . To ge t in vo lv ed w ith Pa rk si de S tu de n t G ov er nm en t, at te nd th e w ee kl y m ee ti ng s on M on da ys fro m 12 p. m . to 1p .m . in M ol in ar o 11 1. Fo r m or e in fo rm at io n ab ou t S tu de nt G ov er nm en t, co nt ac t Je ss ic a D iaz at ps g. pr es id en t@ uw p. ed u . H o r r o r films g e n r e c la s s o f f e r e d G o in d ep th o n ho w h or ro r films are cre ate d a n d w ha t sets th em ap ar t. CHY NNA CHU NG chun g009 @ra nger s.uw p.edu Fi lm G en re s: T he H or ro r Fi lm is an ex ci ti ng co ur se th at pr om is es to th ri ll an d in tr ig ue al l st ud en ts ! A bo ut th e c ou rs e T hi s sp ri n g , Pr of es so r Ji m m y D . M cR oy is of fe ri ng a cl as s th at ta k es an in de pt h lo ok at ho rr or films. Pr of es so r M cR oy of fe rs th is co ur se ev er y sp ri ng , th e ge nr e of film ch an g in g ea ch ti m e. Fi lm G en re s: T he H or ro r Fi lm fu lf il ls m an y U W -P ar ks id e re qu ir em en ts in cl ud in g: th e C er ­ ti fi ca te in Fi lm S tu d ie s, a M aj or C on ce nt ra tio n in Fi lm S tu di es , an A rt H is to ry re qu ir em en t fo r A rt m aj or s, an d al so ca n fu lf ill a re ­ qu ir em en t in In te rn at io na l st u d ie s. P ro fe ss or M cR oy is ve ry w el l ve rs ed in ho rr or films an d sa id he ha s, " .. . w ri tte n ex te ns iv el y on ho rr or ci ne m a, an d so it pr ov id es an op po rt un ity to un ite an as pe ct of my la rg er , s ch ol ar ly ag en da w ith my te ac hi ng . H or ro r li te ra ­ tu re an d films ha ve al w ay s ha d an ap pe al fo r m e. H or ro r no ve ls w er e am on g th e first bo ok s I le ar ne d to re ad , an d wh en I w as pu rs ui ng my Ph .D . an d ex pl or in g ci ne m at ic re pr es en ta ti on s of a m yr ia d of m od er ni st an d po st -m od er ni st an xi et ie s, ho rr or te xt s re -e m er ge d w ith a m on st ro us ve n ge an ce ." Wh at s tu de nt s c an ex pe ct St ud en ts w ill be ex pe ct ed to pa rt ic ip at e in en ga gi ng cl as s di sc us si on s ab ou t th e films th at ar e sh ow n an d w ri te br ie f es sa ys on w ha t th ey ha ve se en . " I c a n 't sp ea k fo r th e st ud en ts , bu t I w ou ld an tic ip at e th at pa rt of th e co u rs e' s ap pe al co m es fro m th e op po rt u­ ni ty to fa m ili ar iz e o n e' s se lf w ith ea rl y an d un de r- ex pl or ed w or ks o f ho rr or ci ne m a fro m di re c­ to rs ar ou nd th e gl ob e. O f co ur se , re vi si tin g so m e fa m ili ar /c an on ic al w or ks o f ho rr or ci ne m a w ith a cr it ic al le ns ha s it s al lu re as w el l. " T he op po rtu ni ty to w at ch ho rr or films an d di sc us s th em in cl as s is en ou gh to m ak e th is co ur se st an d ou t fro m th e ty pi ca l cl as sr oo m ex pe ri en ce . Fo r Pr of es so r M cR oy , it is al so th e st ud en ts th em se lv es th at m ak e th e co ur se st an d ou t. Pr of es so r M cr oy st at es , " I lo ve sp en di ng tim e w ith sm ar t, cr ea ti ve an d in te ll ec tu al ly -e ng ag ed pe op le , an d th is cl as s al lo w s m e to do so ev er y Tu es da y n ig ht ." Pr of es so r M cR oy ho pe s t ha t hi s st ud en ts w ill be ab le to ta ke aw ay at le as t tw o ke y th in gs fro m hi s co ur se : " A n un de rs ta nd in g of th e w ay s th at w or ks of vi su al ar t ca n pr ov id e a ba ro m et er of so rt s fo r a pl et ho ra of so ci al an d cu ltu ra l co nc er ns an d pr eo cc up at io ns . A n ap pr ec ia ti on of th e da rk ne ss as a w el co m e re sp it e fro m th e ty ra nn y an d te di um of en lig ht en m en t lo gi c an d it s le ga cy of br ut al , bi na ry th in ki n g. " Fo r m or e in fo rm at io n ab ou t th is co ur se , pl ea se co nt ac t Pr of es so r Ji m m y D . M cR oy at m cr oy @ uw p. ed u. R A N G E R R A D I O Th e T op 5 m os t pl ay ed al bu m s d ur in g t h e w ee k of Fe b. 20 on W IP Z1 01 .5 FM: 1 . A Sa d Histo ry - Motel Pi ne s 2. Fight - A ba nd on ing Su nd ay 3. Terrib le H um an Be ing s - T he Orw ells 4. Tour ist - Cl ap Your H an ds S ay Yeah 5 . Ent er t h e Kin gdom - Fron tier Ru ck us WIP Z is loo kin g fo r a T re as ur er Po sit io n an d an y o n e th at is in te re st ed in join ing th e ra di o st at io n ! I f in te re st ed , pl ea se co n ta ct Z eb G o es sm an a t goe ss0 02@ ran ger s.uw p.ed u Do wn loa d W IP Z's a p p ca lle d Tu ne -In an d lis te n to th ei r ra di o st at io n a t 1 0 1 .5 FM. Lis ten on lin e an yw he re a t an y­ ti m e on w ip z.o rg or ch ec k o u t th ei r ra di o sc h e d u le an d o th er co ol in fo rm at io n. I N D E X Edit oria l De sk ? Sta ff & M iss ion ? C ol le ge Life 3 Po lic e Blo tter 3 Cu ltu re 4 -5 C a m p u s N ew s fi 7 S p o rt s 8 OP. ED . Op io id s cr isi s in Wi sco nsi n CU LT UR E In sig ht on A S tr ee tc ar N am ed De si re Se e page 6 m m o m B EAR LY NE W S r v» . Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Ranger News, Volume 46, March 2, 2017 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource University of Wisconsin - Parkside Ranger News Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of UW-Parkside Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Issue Volume 46 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Walker lowers tuition in new proposal Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Sin ce 19 72 Keep up to d at e with th e n ew s at TRNonl ine.org. Fe br ua ry 1 6 ,2 0 1 7 C he ck ou t ou r n ex t is su e in March! The R anger New s i s wri tten a nd e dited by s tuden ts of the Univers ity of W iscons in-Park side, an d the y are solely res ponsib le for its editoria l policy and cont ent. W alk er l o w e r s tu it io n in n e w p ro p os a l Five p er ce nt low er tu it io n , o p ti o n al seg fees, a n d th e th re e year de gre e pr op os al . NIKOLA I LUM PKINS lumpkO0 1 @rangers. uw p. ed u Th e St ud en t G ov er nm en t fo r th e UW sc ho ol sy ste m he ld the first st ud en t re pr e­ se nt at iv e m ee tin g of th e s pr in g s em es te r o n Sa tu rd ay , F eb ru ar y 4t h, at UW -P ar ks id e. St at e Re pr es en ta tiv e, Co ry M as on , a t­ ten de d to an sw er qu es tio ns fro m th e s tu de nt re pr es en ta tiv es , m os t no tab ly th e c on ce rn s su rro un di ng G ov er no r S co tt W al ke r's bu dg et pr op os al fo r 2 01 7- 20 19 . St ud en t re pr es en ta tiv e fro m U W -M ad iso n, Sa lly Ro hr er, rai se d an iss ue re ga rd in g th e e f­ fe ct tha t lo w er in g in -s ta te tu iti on w ill ha ve on th e c os t of tu iti on fo r o ut -o f-s ta te st ud en ts. In re sp on se , M aso n sta ted th at "t ui tio n c u t' s a re go od , i f it 's pr op er ly fu nd ed " a nd ex pl ai ne d th at , i f r ev en ue in cr ea se s a t th e am ou nt pr oj ec te d, th en th e c os t is un lik ely to fal l o nt o ou t-o f-s ta te stu de nt s, bu t t ha t "u nf or tu na te ly , t he re is no ea sie r pl ac e t o cu t fu nd in g to the Un ive rsi ty of W isc on sin , a nd tha t ne ed s to ch an ge ." Wi th Sc ot t W al ke r's ne w bu dg et pr op os al , M aso n ma y ha ve go tte n PH OT O BY NIKOL AI LU MP KIN S Represe ntative Co ry M aso n and U W system student gov ernme nt exec utive bo ard at the student representativ e meeti ng in the Un ive ris ty Ba llro om . hi s w ish . Inc rea sed fun din g fo r ed uc ati on On T uesday , Febru ary 8th, Wa lker un veile d his full bu dget p ropo sal, an d th e mos t strik ing ch ange s are his pla ns to c ut tuiti on fo r in-sta te stud ents b y five pe rcen t and requ ire all UW scho ols to p rovid e three -year -degr ee pr ogra ms. Wal ker' s decis ion to fund ed ucat ion af ter ye ars of negl ectin g the U W sy stem has rai sed s uspi ­ cion s, with man y stu den t's qu estio ning W alke r's motiv es. Th e tuiti on cut is to b e fund ed by a $35 m illio n incre ase i n expe cted r even ue. Tire U W sy stem will a lso b e seei ng an incre ase in fund ing b y $10 0 milli on wi th 42. 5 perc ent o f tire incre ase al locat ed to pro gram s bas ed on perfo rman ce met rics, w hich mea ns tha t pro gram s that ar e mo re affo rdab le sho w gr eater w orkf orce s ucce ss of g radu ates an d hav e hig her adm inist rativ e efficie ncy a re like ly to benefi t mor e from the b udg et inc rease . Prog rams that a re eas ily ad apte d to a t hree -yea r prog ram a re als o likely to be nefit m ore from the budg et inc rease . Th e n ew bu dg et pro po sal wi ll a lso all ow stu de nts to op t o ut of pa yin g s eg reg ate d fee s. Wa lke r c lai ms thi s c ha ng e w ou ld let stu de nts "m ak e t he de cis io ns on wh at the y do an d d o not wa nt to fu nd ." Co uld thi s b e t he en d f or som e clu bs ? How eve r, co nce rns h ave bee n r aise d th at th e cut s wi ll le ad t o or gan izat ion s on cam pus not g et­ ting the f und ing they req uire to p rov ide opp or­ tun itie s tha t ofte n h elp st ude nts gai n ad mit tan ce into gra dua te p rog ram s. Stu den t orga niz atio ns p lay a key role in crea ting well roun ded gra dua tes by pro vid ing vol unt eer o ppo rtun itie s, free or l ow cos t tra inin g pro gra ms f or cer tific atio ns, a nd lead ersh ip po si­ tion s on cam pus . Walk er ha s pla ced mo re em pha sis o n th e imp orta nce o f wo rk e xpe rien ce an d i nte rns hip s and will requ ire s tud ent s to hav e on e or the o the r in or der t o gr adu ate from a U W s cho ol. Sta te re pres enta tive , Cor y M aso n urge s all stud ent s to te ll friends and fam ily to sp eak up a nd get inv olv ed i n th e po litic al p roce ss i f t he y wa nt to se e ch an ge . To ge t in vo lv ed , c on ta ct yo ur st at e re pr es en ta tiv e at (8 88 ) 53 4- 00 66 or at R ep . M as on @ le gi s.w i.g ov . I N D E X Ed ito ria l De sk ? Sta ff & M iss io n. ... ? Co lle ge Li fe 3 Po lice Blo tte r. 3 Cu ltu re 4- 3 C am pu s N ew s. ... 6 -7 Sp or ts 3 CULTUR E Frank's Ta kes on recently air ed mo vies S ee page 4 COLLEGE LIF E H ow UW P s tu de nt s fu nd ca m pu s or gs S ee page 5 CA M PU S NE WS I SP O R T S Don ate b loo d t o I W re st le rs s u b m it the R ed Cro ss! I th e c o m p e ti ti o n S ee page 6 • narta P M u s ic o f th e Gre at M ig r a ti o n : 1 9 0 0 t o I 9 6 0 A ne w cou rse cel ebr atin g t he his tor y of A fric an A me ric an mu sic in th e tw en tie th ce ntu ry! CHY NNA CHU NG chung 009@ range rs. uw p. ed u Ab ou t t he co ur se M us ic of th e Gr eat M ig ra tio n: 19 00 to 19 60 is a thr ee -cr ed it co ur se tha t i s m ak in g its de bu t th is Sp rin g a t UW -P ar ks id e! Op en to all ma jor s, t hi s c ou rse ful fill s t he up pe r-d ivi sio n e le c­ tiv e r eq uir em en t a nd th e d ive rsi ty re qu ire m en t f or gr ad ua tio n. Th e c ou rse pr om ise s t o pro vid e a me an ing ful ex pe rie nc e t ha t tr an ­ sc en ds th e t rad itio na l c las sro om se tti ng and co nn ec ts stu de nts to the ir loc al co mm un ity in a po we rfu l w ay . Dr. Ja m es Ki nc he n J r. i s a tw o- tim e r ec ipi en t o f t he St ell a G ray Te ac hin g E xc ell en ce aw ard an d ha s be en tea ch ing Af ric an Am eri ca n mu ­ si c c ou rs es in th e s um m er s f or ma ny ye ars at UW -P ark sid e. Th is Sp rin g, he ch os e t o f oc us a c ou rse sp ec ifi ca lly on th e G rea t M igr ati on . D r. Ki nch en de fin es th e Gr ea t M igr ati on as "t he ma ssi ve mo ve me nt of bla ck pe op le from the rur al So uth to th e u rba n N or th and M id we st, a m ov em en t th at eff ec ­ tiv ely ch an ge d th e fa ce of th e Un ite d St at es ." W ha t st ud en ts c an ex pe ct UW -Pa rksi de stu den ts w ill d isco ver the mu sica l ro ots o f bl ues, j azz , gos pel , rhy thm and blue s, an d r oc k'n 'ro ll. Th ey will trav el in to th e co mm unit y to learn from Afr ican A me rica n eld ers at S t. Pa ul M issi ona ry B apti st C hur ch of Rac ine w ho live d du ring the Gre at Mig rati on. Com mu nity base d lea rnin g be nefi ts stud ent s in a very uniq ue w ay. D r. Kin che n beli eves t hat , "any tim e w e can have crea tive thou ght s ab out e ffec ­ tive " tow n-g ow n" cro ss-p olli nati ons , w e wi n al l th e way aro und . We ha ve thin gs th at w e can teach the com ­ mun ity. T he c om mu nity has mu ch t o teac h us , espe ciall y in of ferin g exp eri­ enc es a nd pers pec tive s that mak e ou r mo re th eore tica l tak e on thin gs m ore con cre te a nd e xpe rien tial ." Co mm un ity Ja zz Pr oje ct Stu den ts w ill a lso p artic ipat e in a cult ural ly si gnif ican t jaz z pr ojec t wi th Pro fess or E mer itus Wayn e Joh nso n at Oly mp ia B row n U nitari an Uni vers alist Chu rch in Rac ine. Pro fess or J ohns on is a retir ed p hi­ loso phy prof esso r from UW -Par ksid e wh o ha s en joye d a long friendship with Dr. K inch en. H e w as m ove d to begi n hi s pro ject afte r con side ring the racis m Af rican Am eric an ente rtain ers Ol ym pia Bro wn U nita rian Univ ersa list Chu rch loc ated in Raci ne, Wisc onsin . end ured dur ing th e G reat Mig ratio n. Dr. K inch en recal ls th at p rofe ssor Joh nso n ca me to h im w ith " an idea for a pr ogra m th at w oul d b oth high ligh t the mus ic th at m illio ns ca me to lo ve and the ' ba ck slo ry ' of t he p erso nal hurd les that t hes e mu sici ans face d wh ile o n th e roa d b eca use of th e col or of thei r ski n." Do n' t m iss out ! Stu de nts en rol led in t he co ur se are in for a o nc e in a lif eti me ex pe rie nc e. Dr . K inc he n wis ely rem ind s u s th at "t hi s i s a n o pp ort un ity tha t is, s ad ly, de sti ne d to e xp ire . Th e pa rtn ers for thi s c ou rse , w ho co me fro m Sa int Pau l B apt ist Ch urc h in Ra cin e, are in PH OT O BY CH YN NA CH UN G the ir '9 0s ! W e ar e s o f or tun ate to be abl e t o ma ke thi s p rop iti ou s c on ne c­ tio n thr oug h thi s c ou rse !" Do not mi ss the ch an ce to tak e thi s h ist ori cal ly rich co urs e t he ne xt tim e i t i s of fer ed ! For mo re inf orm ati on ab ou t th is co urs e, ple ase co nta ct Dr. Jam es Ki nc he n, J r. a t kin ch en @ uw p.e du . Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Ranger News, Volume 46, February 16, 2017 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource University of Wisconsin - Parkside Ranger News Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of UW-Parkside Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Issue Volume 46 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. New Music degree concentration Series Number The series number of the original collection. 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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The Rang er Ne w s is written an d edi ted by stu de nts of t he Un iversity of Wis con sin- Par ksid e, a nd th ey a re s olely re s pon sib le for its editorial policy an d c on ten t . Finale of Am eric a's Pr es ide nt ial Ra ce Aus tin K rieg er krie g00 4@ rang ers. uwp .edu W ith ou t qu es tio n, th is pr es id en ti al el ec ­ tio n ha s be en on e of th e m os t in te re st in g in re ce nt hi st or y. T he ca nd id at es of th e tw o m ain pa rt ie s ar e H ill ar y C lin to n (D em .) an d D on al d T ru m p (R ep .) . T ru m p w on hi s no m in at io n, bu t no t w ith th e su pp or t of hi s fe llo w pa rty no m in ee s. Th er e ar e al so ot he r pa rty ca nd id at es as w el l. Th ird pa rty ca nd id at es in cl ud e: Ga ry Jo hn so n, Li be rta ria n pa rty ; Jil l St ei n, G re en pa rty ; D ar re ll C as tle , C on st itu tio n pa rty ; a nd finally D av id M cM ul lin , I nd ep en de nt pa rty . Cr eat ing a th riv in g e co no my O ne of th e m ai n po in ts be in g ad dr es se d by ca nd id at es is ou r ec on om y an d ho w to ke ep A m er ic a a pl ac e to th ri ve in . Tr um p ai m s to cr ea te a ta x br ea k on bu si ­ ne ss in ho pe s th at la rg e co rp or at io ns w ill ce as e to le av e th e US lo ok in g fo r ch ea pe r la bo r an d ch ea pe r ta xe s. Th e D on al d Tr um p ca m pa ig n w eb si te st at es th e vi si on is to "r e ­ fo rm po lic ie s w ith a pr o- gr ow th ta x p la n ." As fo r C li nt on , he r pla n is to in cr ea se ta xe s on ric h co rp or at io ns to re du ce ta xe s fo r th e m id dl e cl as s. C lin ­ to n 's w eb si te cl ai m s th at sh e w ill "r ew ri te th e ru le s so th at m or e co m pa ni es sh ar e pr of its w ith em pl oy ­ ee s— an d fe w er sh ip pr of its an d jo bs ov er se as ." Donald J . Ed uc ati on Trump Ed uc at io n is al so a key is su e in th is el ec tio n. C li nt on 's aim is to el im in at e de bt fo r hi gh er ed uc at io n as a w ho le . He r pl at fo rm s ce nt er ar ou nd w or ki ng cl as s fa m il ie s an d ci ti ze ns by at te m pt in g to re m ov e m or e fi na nc ia l ad ve rs ity in th ei r liv es . C lin to n' s we bs ite cl ai m s t ha t fam ili es m ak ­ ing $1 25 ,00 0 o r les s a ye ar by 20 21 wil l pay no in- sta te tui tio n to any co lle ge or un ive rsi ty. It is al so pro mi sed tha t a t th e be gin nin g of C lin to n' s pre sid en cy , sh e wil l rem ov e tui tio n for in -s ta te co lle ge and un iv er sit ies for fam i­ lies ea rn in g $8 5,0 00 or les s a ye ar. T ru m p' s pla n is va gu el y st at ed on hi s w eb si te , bu t he pl an s to wo rk w ith C on gr es s an d un iv er si tie s to m ak e su re th er e is a "g oo d fa ith ef fo rt " be in g pl ac ed to w ar ds re ­ du ci ng th e co st of co lle ge ed uc at io n. T hi s so m ew ha t bro ad id ea is lai d ou t on T ru m p' s si te in th es e w or ds : "E ns ur e th at th e op ­ po rtu ni ty to at te nd a tw o or fo ur -y ea r c ol le ge , o r to pu rs ue a tra de or a sk ill se t th ro ug h vo ca tio na l an d te ch ni ca l e du ca tio n, wi ll be ea si er to ac ce ss , pay fo r, an d finish." Hill ary Clinto n En erg y and en vir on me nt Bo th ca nd id at es ar e pr op os in g an en er gy re vo lu tio n of so m e ki nd or an ot he r. C li nt on is re ac hi ng fo r a re vo lu tio n of cl ea n re ne w ab le en er gy ; sh e pl an s to in st al l ov er a ha lf a bi lli on so la r pa ne ls ac ro ss A m er ic a du ri ng he r first te rm . C li n to n 's pl an is to "p u t th e co un tr y on a pa th to cu t em is si on s m or e th an 80 pe rc en t by 2 05 0 ." Tr um p is re ly in g on A m er ic a' s av ai la bl e fu el s to st op ou r de pe nd en cy on fo re ig n im ­ po rt s fo r fu el of an y ki nd . T ru m p' s w eb si te st at es th at he w ill pr op el A m er ic a in to th is in de pe nd en ce by " u n le a s h in g ] A m er ic a' s $5 0 tr il lio n in un ta pp ed sh al e, oi l, an d na tu ra l ga s re se rv es , pl us hu nd re ds of ye ar s in cl ea n co al re se rv es ." Ma ke yo ur vo ice hea rd As yo u ca n se e, th es e tw o ca nd id at es ar e on op po si ng sp ec tr um s of id ea s an d st an ce s an d it sh ow s in th ei r en co un te rs . Yo ur vo ic e m at te rs in th is el ec ti o n. R eg is te r t o vo te an d find w he re yo u ca n vo te on li ne at m yv ot e. w i.g ov or at yo ur lo ca l to w n ha ll or m un ic ip al bu il di ng . R eg ­ is tr at io n st an ds w ill be pr es en t on ca m pu s cl os er to th e el ec ti o n. D o no t fo rg et th at if yo u ha ve al re ad y re gi st er ed fo r th e pr im ar ie s or a pr ev io us el ec ti on th is ye ar , yo u ar e al re ad y re gi st er ed to vo te fo r th e co m in g pr es id en tia l el ec ti on ! Vot ing is on No ve mb er 8t h a nd wil l be op en fro m 7 a .m .-8 p. m . a t a ny loc al tow n hal l or mu nic ipa l bu ild ing . I f y ou hav e a ny ot he r qu est ion s a bo ut wh ere or ho w t o vo te as a st u­ de nt, you can vis it ww w. wi sco ns in. ed u/v oti ng . Vo tin g is an im po rta nt rig ht fo r all US ci ti ze ns . N o m at te r yo ur op in io n on th e ca n­ di da te s or th e el ec ti on , it is im po rt an t to ge t ou t th er e an d m ak e yo ur vo ic e he ar d. U W -P a rk si d e 's T h ea tr e A rt s D e p a r t m e n t P r e s e n ts : M a c b e th "S o m et h in g wi ck ed th is way c o m e s .. ." CHYNNA CHUNG chu ng0 09@ uw p. rang ers, edu T he U W -P ar k si de T h ea tr e D ep ar tm en t k ic k s o ff th ei r 2 01 6- 2 01 7 se as on w ith S h a k e sp ea re 's tr ag ed y , M a cb et h . In th is pl ay , M ac be th an d hi s fr ie nd B an q uo en co u n te r th re e w it ch es w ho be st ow p ro ph ec ie s ab ou t th e fu tu re . M ac be th is to ld th at he w il l be co m e k in g, an d th e pl ay fo ll o w s h is jo ur n ey in to d ar k n es s a s h e ch as es af te r th e cr ow n , d e sp it e an y c o n se q u en ce s. B ri n gi ng M ac b et h to li fe P ro fe ss o r L is a K or ne ts ky , th e di re ct or , h as be en d ir ec ti n g UW - P ar k si d e p ro d u ct io n s fo r m or e th an tw en ty y ea rs . P ro fe ss or K o rn et sk y sh ar ed w ha t w ill m ak e th e p ro du ct io n st an d ou t by sa y in g th at th ey w ill be "f o c u si n g on th e w o rl d of th e w it ch es an d th e su p e rn a tu ra l, [u si ng ] sp ec ia l e ff e c ts , p ro je c­ ti on s, an d li g h ti n g , [a n d ] cr ea ti n g pu sh an d pu ll b et w ee n th e na tu ra l w or ld an d th e fo rm al w o rl d . T h e pl ay ta k es pl ac es al l ar ou n d th e au d ie n ce !" T he st u d e n ts in M ac b et h d ig de ep to br in g de p th to th ei r ch ar ac te rs . H an na h A n d er so n , a ju ni or , p la ys th e ro le o f La dy M ac be th . A nd er so n sh a re s, "A lo t of pe op le th in k ab ou t m an ip u la ­ PH OT O BY CHYN NA C HUN G PH OT O BY CH YNN A CH UN G Co stu m e f or M ac be th cr ea te d wi th va ri ou s pr in t a nd fa b ri cs . S ha ne Ri ch len (ri gh t) pe rfo rm in g a fig ht sc e n c e in M ac be th w ith M att Ra ng el (le ft) . ti on w he n th in ki ng of L ad y M ac ­ b et h . We d id n 't w an t he r to be th e do m in at e m an ip ul at iv e w if e. We w an te d th em to be eq ua l an d ha ve th is gr ea t lo ve th at d ri v es th em to m an ip ul at e ea ch o th er ." A b ig ch al le ng e w as ho w to co nv ey S h ak es p ea re 's te xt . Ja rr od L an gw in sk i, a se n io r, p la ys th e ro le of B an qu o an d st at es hi s ch al le n ge is "r e al ly m ak in g su re th at S h a k e sp e ar e 's w or ds ar e co m in g al iv e ag ai n so th at it 's un de rs to od . R ea ll y w or k­ in g w ith th e te x t. " T he th em es in M ac be th ar e st il l re le va nt to da y. K yl e D av id Pe rr y, a se ni or , w ho pl ay s th e ro le of K in g D un ca n, sh ar es th at " th e po w er st ru g g le s an d co n­ fl ic ts re al ly m ir ro r w h a t' s g oi ng on to d ay ." P ro fe ss or K or ne ts ky ad d s th at th e pl ay "t a lk s a lo t ab ou t un ch ec ke d am bi ti on an d po w er , of ch o o si n g w ha t on e w an ts ov er w ha ts ri g h t. A w ar n in g o f w ha t co ul d h a p p e n ." P er fo rm an ce d at es an d ti ck et s M ac be th ru ns O ct ob er 21 -2 9. Al l pe rf or m an ce s be gi n at 7: 30 p. m . a t th e Ri ta Ta lle nt Pi ck en Re gi on al C en te r fo r A rts an d H u­ m an iti es in th e Bl ac k B ox T he at re . G en er al ad m is si o n ti ck et s ar e $ 1 8 , se n io r an d U W -P ar ks id e st af f ti ck et s ar e $ 1 4 , an d st u d en t ti c k et s ar e $ 1 0 . T ic k et s ca n be pu rc ha se d o n li n e at u w p ar k si d et ic k et s. u n i- v er si ty ti ck et s. co m or yo u ca n ca ll th e bo x o ff ic e at (2 6 2) 5 9 5 -2 5 6 4 to ar ra n g e fo r ti ck e ts . Visit ww w.n wp .ed a/t he hta for mo re info rma tion on mu sic, t hea tre, a nd mo vie e ven ts h app eni ng o n ca mp us. IN DE X E di to ria l D es k 2 Sta ff & M is si o n 2 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 ew s 6 -7 Sp or ts 8 CULTU RE Fr an ks Tak es on th e Fo re ig n Fi lm Se rie s See pag e 4 CULTU RE P ar ks id e G ra du at e be co m e s s uc ce ss fu l See p age 5 CA MP US NE WS Tw o c lo w n s s e e n on ca m p u s See page 6 SPOR TS New C ro ss Cou ntry co ac h See p age 8 2 | O P I N I O N & E D IT O R IA L THE RAN GER NEWS Po ss ib le el ec ti on repe titio n MATT POM MER St at e Capi tal Ne ws let ter W NA Part ner In th e fi n al d ay s of th e 19 82 g u b er n at o ri al ca m p ai g n D em o cr at s be ga n ru n n in g te le v is io n ad s sh o w in g n e w sp ap er e d it o ri a ls b ac k in g th ei r c a n d id a te To ny E ar l. T h e T V sc ro ll e d sh o w in g th e h e a d li n e s on th e e d it o ri a ls an d th e na m e of th e n ew sp ap er . M an y o f th e e d it o ri a ls ca m e fr om p ap er s us u ­ al ly id e n ti fi ed as R ep u b li ca n . E ar l d ef e at ed T er ry K o h le r, th e R ep u b li ca n c a n d id a te , by n ea rl y 1 3 5 ,0 0 0 v o te s. K o h le r an d hi s w if e M ar y w er e p o p u la r fi g u re s in th e R ep u b li ca n P ar ty an d he ha d th e su p p o rt of th e G O P e st a b li sh m e n t. E ar l ha d se rv e d a st in t a s se cr et a ry of th e D ep t. of N at u ra l R es o u rc e s, an d th at w as se en as a h an d ic ap in a st a te w id e e le c ti o n . T h is y e ar a n u m b er o f lo n g ti m e R ep u b li ca n n e w sp ap e rs li k e th e D a ll as M o rn in g N ew s, th e A ri zo n a R e p u b li c , an d th e C in c in n a ti E n q u ir er h av e d is av o w ed R ep u b li ca n c a n d id a te D on al d T ru m p . He re sp o n d ed by sa y in g p eo p le w o u ld be " re a ll y sm a rt " if th ey st o p p e d th ei r su b sc ri p ­ ti o n s to th e n e w sp a p e rs . S el d o m h as a c a n d i­ d at e fo r n at io n al o ff ic e su g g e st ed re a d er s st o p Ma tt Pom me r b u y in g c ri ti c a l n e w sp ap e rs . U SA T od ay p ri n te d an e d it o ri a l sa y in g T ru m p " la c k s th e te m p e ra m e n t, k n o w le d g e , st e a d in e ss an d h o n es ty " ne ed ed in a p re si d e n t. " I t' s no t m uc h o f a n ew sp a­ p e r, " T ru m p re sp o n d ed . It 's no t ju st n ew sp ap er e d it o ri a ls th at a re u n d er c ri ti c is m . C h a rl ie S y k e s, th e p o p u la r c o n se rv a­ ti v e ra d io ta lk -s h o w p er so n al it y , h as sa id h is li st e n er s ca n be an g ry w he n he d o e sn 't si m p ly p ar ro t w ha t is a ll eg ed o n F ac eb o o k an d T w it te r a cc o u n ts . A ll th is m ay su g g es t th at m os t p eo p le th in k th ey h av e m ad e th e ir v o ti n g d e c is io n s fo r p re si d e n t. A si d e fr om th e tw o m aj o r p a rt ie s, th e p o ll s sh o w a si g n if ic an t nu m be r o f v o te rs a re th in k in g ab o ut a th ir d pa rt y c a n d id a te or n ot v o ti n g in th e p re si d e n ti a l ra c e. E a rl y -v o ti n g o p p o rt u n it ie s a re p ro v id ed in m uc h of W is co n si n , an o p p o rt u n it y in it ia ll y d ev el o pe d a s a w ay to h av e m or e p eo p le vo te an d p a rt ic ip at e in th e e le ct io n p ro c e ss . It g iv es bo th p ar ti es an ea rl y st a rt in th e ir g e tt in g th ei r p eo p le to v o te . T ru m p p ar ti sa n s m ay be an g ry at n ew sp ap er e d it o ri a l an d ta lk ra d io bu t th ey sh o u ld no t b e d is c o u ra g e d . In m an y p re si d e n ti al e le ct io n y e a rs , p eo p le ar e sl o w in d e c id in g ho w to ca st th ei r v o te s. P o ll s sh o w m an y p eo p le ar e un ea sy or un ­ ha pp y w it h bo th T ru m p an d D em o cr at H il la ry C li n to n . In 19 48 ju st 15 p er ce n t o f n ew sp ap e r e d it o ri a ls su p p o rt ed P re si d e n t Tr um an . S o m e c o lu m n is ts w er e ev en p re d ic ti n g w h o w ou ld be ap p o in te d to he lp G ov . To m D ew ey ru n th e co u n tr y . T ru m an w ou ld w in th e e le c ti o n , e m b a rr a ss ­ in g n ew sp ap er e d it o rs . T h e C h ic ag o Ir ib u n e s ea rl y st re e t- sa le ed it io n ca rr ie d th e h ea d li n e "D ew ey D ef e a ts T ru m a n ." P os te le ct io n re su lt s sh o w ed th at 14 pe rc en t o f th os e w ho vo te d fo r T ru m an ha d de ci de d to vo te fo r hi m in th e tw o w ee k s be fo re E le ct io n D ay . W ill th at be re p ea te d in 2 0 1 6 ? The Ra nger N ews is a p roud mem ber of t he W is ­ co n si n N ew sp ap e r A ss oc ia ti on , a press asso cia­ tion st arted in 1853 by the state 's pres s corps " to strength en the ne wspaper i ndustry, enh ance p ublic understa nding o f the role of newspap ers, an d protect basic fre edoms of pre ss, speech an d the free flow of informat ion. " T he conte nt in thi s colum n does n ot reflect the vie ws or opin ions of the Wisc onsin Ne ws­ paper Asso ciation or its memb er news papers. O ct ob er 2 1 .2 0 1 6 Edit oria l D esk DAMAR IS MALDO NADO ma ldo 026 @r ang ers . uw p. ed u O ur ma in goa l i s to fill e ac h pag e of the ne ws pa pe r w ith stu den t-w ritt en co nt en t. Yo u d o not ha ve to be affil i­ ate d w ith the pa pe r in or de r to sub mi t yo ur wo rk. We ac cep t ph oto s, st ori es, an d a rtw or k. Al l w e a sk is yo ur nam e an d Ra ng er e-m ail ad dr es s w ith you r su bm iss io n. In o ur nex t is su e, w e w ant to i ncl ude a l ist ing of loc al e ve nt s h ap pe nin g in the Ke no sh a a nd Ra cin e ar ea s. If you or so m eo ne yo u k no w ha s a ma jor ev en t pla nn ed su ch as a fu nd rai se r or per­ fo rm an ce , th ey ca n s ub mi t t hei r ev ent inf orm ati on to ran ge me ws @ uw p.e du . Ou r a dv ert isi ng pri ces ca n be fou nd on lin e o n o ur we bs ite at tm on lin e.o rg or on ou r F ac eb oo k pa ge . The Ra ng er Ne ws . We wa nt T he Ra ng er Ne ws to hav e co nte nt tha t is rel ev an t an d inte res tin g to o ur rea de rs. I f t he re a re an y e ve nts or ne ws sto rie s th at yo u wo uld like to se e wr itte n in o ur pa pe r, p lea se c on tac t u s at ra ng em ew s@ uw p. ed u . If y ou wo uld lik e t o jo in o ur s ta ff, o ur me eti ng s ar e hel d ev ery M on da y a t 12 p. m . in the St ud en t I nv olv em en t C en ter , L1 01 A. Th an k yo u f or yo ur s up po rt! ih a k y 1 MATT POM MER St at e C apita l N ew sle tte r W NA Partn er A n ex p er t is w ar n in g th at pr o p o se d ch an g es in th e s ta te 's p u b li c n o ti ce la w co m e w ith p er il s to o p en g o v er n m en t. A t is su e is a pu sh by m u n ic ip al g o v er n m en ts fo r an o p ti o n to on ly pl ac e p u b li c n o ti ce s o n th e w eb . C u rr en tl y th e p u b li c no ti ce s a re p u bl is he d in n ew sp ap er s, an d th e W is co n si n N ew sp ap er A ss o ci at io n al so m ai n ta in s a w eb si te fo r al l p u b li c n o ti ce s. A v o id in g n ew sp ap er p u b li ca ti o n is to u te d as sa v in g g o v er n m en t m on ey . A L eg is la ti v e C o u n ci l is st u d y in g th e is su e an d it s re co m m en d at io n s w il l go to th e n ex t L eg is la tu re . M ar k W .C . S to d d er o f S h o re w o o d , a co m m it te e m em b er , sa y s th at an y ch a n g e m us t re su lt in im p ro v ed a c c es s a n d d el iv er y o f g o v er n m en t a c ti v it y to th e p u b li c. S to d d er , a p u b li c m em b er o f th e co m m it te e , is p re si d en t o f X ce n ti al L eg is la ti v e T ec h n o lo g ie s an d a fo rm er W is co ns in n ew sp ap er p u b li sh er . H e se rv ed a s p re si d en t o f th e P ub li c N o ti ce R es ou rc e C en te r fr om 20 0 5 to 2 0 1 2 . T h at is a na ti o n al n o n p ro fi t fo u n d at io n w hi ch ex am in es an d tr a c k s th e d ev el o p m en t o f p u b li c n o ti ce la w th ro u g h o u t th e co un tr y. H e re co m m en d s fo u r el em e n ts to be c o n si d e re d , an d th ey fa v o r co n ti n u ed ne w sp ap er p u b li ca ti o n of p u b li c n o ti c e s. Ite m o n e is th at th e p ub li c n o ti ce be p u b li sh ed by an in d ep en d en t bo dy . "U n fo rt u n a te ly , g o v er n m en t ca n n o t a lw ay s be d ep en d ed up on to p ro v id e tr an sp ar en cy in to it s o p e ra ti o n ," he w ro te . W is co ns in ha s bo th a tr ad it io n of op en g o v er n m en t bu t " it a ls o ha s m an y ex am p le s of p u b li c o ff ic ia ls ch o o si n g to re d u ce v is ib il it y in to th ei r p la n s an d a c ti v it ie s ." S to d d er c it e s la st y e a r' s ef fo rt s by le g is la ti v e le ad er s to w ea k en th e s ta te 's op en re co rd s la w . L et ti n g g o v er n m en ta l un it s av oi d n ew sp ap er p u b li c a ti o n s, co u ld c re at e le ss v is ib il it y , he sa id , "I n W is co ns in lo ca l co m m un it y n ew sp ap er s p ro vi de th at 'w a tc h d o g ' fu n ct io n -- bo th in p ri nt an d vi a th ei r m o b il e p la tf o rm s an d a st at e w id e p u b li c no ti ce w e b si te ," he w ro te . O th er is su es in th e fo ur to be co n si d er ed ar e w h et he r pu bl ic n o ti ce s ar e a rc h iv ab le , ac ce ss ib le an d v er if ia b le , he sa id . T h e p u b li c an d th e so u rc e o f th e pu b li c no ti ce m us t be ab le to ve ri fy th e n o ti ce th at w as p u bl is he d w as no t ch an ge d o n ce it w as p u b li sh ed . "T o da y , th e m ea n s o f v e ri fy in g th at co n te n t on a w eb si te ha s no t be en el ec tr o n ic a ll y a lt er e d — ha ck ed in so m e w ay - re m ai n sk et ch y , sa id S to dd er . "T ec h n o lo g y to d o so c o n ti n u es to e v o lv e an d re m ai n s h ig hl y co m p le x an d co st ly ," he ad d e d . T h e fe d er al g o v er n m en t ha s be en d ev e lo p in g a sy st em to v er if y o n li n e d o cu m e n ts " b u t th at sy st em is ex p e n si v e an d no t 10 0 p er ce n t a c c u ra te an d lik el y w el l be yo n d th e m ea ns of a lo ca l W is co ns in g o v er n m en t or w eb -o nl y p ro v id e r. " "T o d ay th e on ly fu ll y v e ri fi a b le n o ti ce is in a lo ca l n ew sp ap er ," he sa id , c it in g th e st a tu to ri ly re q u ir ed p u b li sh er a ff id av it . " T h e c o m m it te e w ou ld be fa il in g in it s du ty if w e m ak e it h a rd er fo r c it iz e n s to be co m e aw ar e o f th e a c ti v it ie s of th ei r g o v e rn m e n t, " he w ro te in a le tt er to th e co m m it te e. M os t co m p u te r u se rs w ou ld a ls o c o n ce d e th at fi n d in g an d re ad in g a p u bl ic n o ti ce is ea si e r in th e co m m u n it y ne w sp ap er th an in th e fl o od of av ai la b le w eb in fo rm at io n . The Ran ger New s i s a proud mem ber of t he W is c o n si n N e w s p a p e r A ss o c ia ti o n , a p ress ass oci ati on sta rte d i n 1 853 by the sta te's press cor ps "t o stre ngt hen the new spa per ind ustr y, e nh an ce pub lic und ers tan din g o f the rol e of new spa per s, a nd prot ect bas ic free dom s of pres s, s pee ch and the free flow of info rm atio n." C o n s e r v a t i v e m e d i a h i g h l y b e n e f i c i a l f o r T r u m p MATT POM MER St at e C apita l Ne ws let ter W N A Partn er C o n se rv a ti v e m ed ia ha s d ra m at ic a ll y ch an g ed th e p o li ti ca l g am e an d it ha s he lp ed D o n al d T ru m p , a c c o rd in g to M il w a u k e e ta lk -s h o w h o st C h a rl ie S y k e s. " W e 'v e b as ic a ll y e li m in a te d an y o f th e re fe re es o r g a te k e e p e rs . T h e re 's n o b o d y ," sa id S y k e s, p er h ap s th e m o st p o p u la r c o n ­ s e rv a ti v e ta lk sh o w h o st in W is c o n si n . H e sa id T ru m p ca n m ak e a st at e m en t " a n d ev er y b o d y k n o w s it 's a fa ls e h o o d . T h e b ig q u e st io n o f m y a u d ie n c e, is it im p o ss ib le fo r m e to sa y th a t? " S y k e s to ld jo u rn a li st O li v er D ar cy o f B u si n es s In si d er in a la te su m m er in te rv ie w . L is te n e rs w il l sa y th ey sa w th e fa ls e h o o d on F ac e b o o k o r he ar d it o n a d if fe re n t sh o w , he sa id . " O r th ey w o n 't b el ie v e a N ew Y or k T im es fa ct c h e c k . Y ou c a n 't go to an y b o d y an d sa y , 'L o o k , he re a re th e f a c ts .' " "1 h av e to sa y th a t' s o n e of th e d is o ri e n t­ in g re a li ti e s of th is p o li ti ca l y e a r, " c o n ti n ­ ue d S y k e s, w ho ha s ch al le n g ed so m e o f T ru m p 's st a te m e n ts . " Y o u ca n be in th is a lt e rn at iv e -m e d ia re al it y an d th e re 's n o w ay to b re ak th ro u g h it . "A n d I sw im u p st re am b ec au se I c a n 't sa y th e se th in g s fr o m so m e of th es e w eb ­ s it e s , th en su d d en ly I h av e so ld o u t. T h en th ey (t h e a u d ie n c e ) w il l as k w h a t' s w ro n g w it h m e fo r n o t re p ea ti n g th es e st o ri e s th at I kn ow n ot to b e tr u e . " T h e re 's go t to be a re ck o n in g on al l th is . W e 'v e c re a te d th is m on st er . A nd lo ok , I' m a c o n se rv a ti v e ta lk -s h o w h o st . A ll c o n se rv a ­ ti v e h o st s h av e b as ic al ly e st a b li sh e d th ei r br an d as b e in g c o n tr as te d to th e m ai n st re am m e d ia ," he sa id . " S o w e h av e sp e n t 20 y ea rs d e m o n iz in g th e li b er al m ai n st re am m e d ia . A n d, by th e w ay , a lo t of it ha s be en ju st if ia b le . . . bu t a t a c e rt a in p oi nt yo u w ak e up an d yo u re al iz e yo u h av e d e st ro y ed th e c re d ib il it y o f an y cr ed ib le o u tl e t o u t th e re . "A n d I am fe e li n g , to a c e rt a in e x te n t, th a t w e a re re ap in g th e w h ir lw in d ou t th e re ," S y k es sa id . " A n d I h av e to lo ok in th e m ir ro r an d as k m y se lf to w h at e x te n t d id I c o n tr ib u te ." A s an e x a m p le , a re ce n t p o ll by th e M ar ­ q u e tt e U n iv er si ty L aw S ch o o l sh o w ed la rg e n u m b er s o f p eo p le th in k in g th at th er e co u ld be si g n if ic a n t il le g a l v o ti n g in ne xt m o n th 's p re si d en ti a l e le c ti o n . T h er e ar e no fa c ts to p ro v e w id e- sc al e ir ­ re g u la ri ti e s in A m er ic an e le c ti o n s. B u t o v e r th e y ea rs A m e ri c a n s h av e sh o w n th ey lo ve c o n sp ir ac y th e o ri es . C a st in g m o re th an on e v o te ca n ne t a p ri so n se n te n ce of up to th re e y ea rs . A n d th e re se e m s no m aj o r fi n a n c ia l g ai n fr om su ch a fe lo ny . R ec en tl y le ak ed in fo rm at io n fr o m a Jo hn D oe in v e st ig a ti o n sh o w ed ho w co n se rv a­ ti v e s d is cu ss e d u si ng ta lk ra d io in th e 20 11 S ta te S u p re m e C o u rt ra ce . W he n th e e ar ly re su lt s w er e c lo se , c o n se rv a ti v e fi g u re s su g ­ g es te d fl o a ti n g ta lk or "m e s s a g in g w id e­ sp re ad re p o rt s o f el e c ti o n fr a u d ." In an e- m ai l fo rm er A ss em b ly S p ea k er S co tt Je ns en sa id , " T al k ra d io n ee d s to sc re am th e D em s a re tr y in g to st ea l th e ra ce ." Je n se n , w ho re si g n ed hi s of fi ce an d pl ed gu il ty to an et h ic s ch ar g e re la te d to a m is co nd uc t in of fi ce in v es ti g at io n , a ls o sa id : "A n y th in g fishy sh o ul d be h ig h li g h te d . S to ­ ri e s sh o u ld be so li ci te d by ta lk ra d io h o st s. " A t o n e po in t in h is c a re e r, Je n se n w as c o n si d er e d a p ri m e G O P g u b er n a to ri a l ca n d id a te . The Ranger News is a proud member of the W is co ns in N ew sp ap er A ss oc ia tio n, a press as­ sociation started in 1853 by the state's press corps "to strengthen the newspaper industry, enhance public understanding of the role of newspapers, and protect basic fr eedoms of pr ess, speech and the free flow of information." T h e R a n g e r N e w s 900 Wo od Ro ad Kenos ha, W l 531 41 trn on line .or g | rang erne ws@ uwp .edu The Rang er New s strives to inform , edu cate , an d eng age the UW- Park side com mun ity by publis hing well- writte n, acc ura te stud ent journali sm on a bi­ weekly b asis, as well as on line. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource University of Wisconsin - Parkside Ranger News Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of UW-Parkside Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Issue Volume 46 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. A'viands takes over the Brickstone Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Si nc e 19 72 Ke ep u p to d ate wit h the new s at TRN onlin e.org . Se pt em be r 2 2 ,2 0 1 6 t x l l t w Ch ec k ou t our ne xt iss ue in O ct ob er ! ^ e w s / s wr itte n a nd ed ite d b y s tud en ts of the Uni vers ity of Wi sco nsi n-P ark sid e, a nd the y a re s olely res po ns ible for its ed ito ria l po licy an d c on te nt. A'viands t ak es ove r the Bric ksto ne So de xo re pl ac ed w it h n ew c o m p a n y A 'vi an ds ETHAN COSTE LLO cost eO 12 @ ran ger s, uw p.e du It 's the start o f a new scho ol year, and many students and fac ulty have already no ticed the changes being made in the cafeteria and other on-campus mar kets. Th is is because every sev­ en years, the fo od serv ice comp any's co ntract expires and is open f or bi ds fr om any interested companies. A 'via nds , the new food ser vice compan y, had a more agreeable offe r fo r the univ ersit y, so they have rep laced Sodexo. Ch an ge i n the Co m pa ny Kat rina S turin o, a staff memb er who has recent ly been promot ed to management, now oversees the variou s foo d sites. Sturin o states that the biggest changes since the transition can be seen in the new vendors, a new exe cutive ch ef, and the hir ing o f an on-site diet ician . A'via nds has a new vendor which supplies them w ith their prod ucts. Stu rino ex­ plains that some of the prod­ ucts they sold last year are no longer availab le throug h their ne w vendor. W ith th is vendor, there are minim al price changes. Due to w hat A'via nds is p aying for their p roducts, there are sligh t price increase or dec rease s on the food ; however, ove rall the scales even out. Jeff W illi s, the new ex ecutive ch ef, is adjust­ ing to h is new pos ition . W illi s stated, "Me nu struc turin g is complet ely dif feren t fro m yo ur fine din ing atmosphere. Thin k o f it l ike a whole new menu everyday. The sheer amount o f stu ff we go throu gh at this par ticula r loca tion is about 1,100 pounds of prod uce a day." Jeff Willis Before co min g to UW-Pa rkside, Wi llis worked in fine di nin g for 15 years before m ov­ ing to cor porate, hig h-vol ume fam ily d inin g. His last job was at Buca di Bepp o located in Milw auke e, Wiscon sin. Fr es h ide as With Wi llis' new position, he a lso has some new ide as to bring to our dinner tables . O ne of his ide as is the chilaca bar, which get s its name from th e black chi laca pep per. The bar is es sentia lly a make- your-own buirito bar, akin to well-loved re staur ant Chipotle. Th e chilaca bar will include various ingre­ dients to mak e your own burritos and tacos . Another fr esh idea Willi s h as is a hot dog bar, allowin g s tud ents to cr eate variatio ns of th e Al l- American food such as chili che ese or Chicago style dogs. However don't fea r, resid ents of Parks ide, Cafe Creatio ns is he re to stay! Though you m ay be seein g some new option s on the cafete ria floo r, your favor­ ite food op tions aren't going anywhe re. Customer satisfactio n is A'viands prime concer n. To make that happe n, t heir aim is to keep the food options in teresting and fresh. Fre sh pr od uc ts W illi s says that they are m ov ing to ward s all- fres h produ ce and meats. That isn 't a ll A'v ian ds is do ing t o cater to thei r customers . Wi th the h iri ng o f a campus di etic ian , they w il l make sure that there w ill be a meal op tion for people wi th spe cial die ts fo r lu nch and dinn er ever yday. A 'vian ds has begu n off eri ng glute n-fre e bread fo r those w ith glute n alle r­ gies. A t m ult ipl e stati ons, there w il l also be vegetaria n option s. The b egin ning o f the scho ol year ma y hav e been con fusi ng fo r some students in reg ards to the cafet eria h avi ng issues w ith the new soda machines , but d on 't be discou raged. Wit h the hi rin g o f a campus die ticia n and the u niqu e ideas fro m t he new e xecut ive ch ef, yo ur ca fe experien ce is sure to be tastefu l. PHO TO BY MA RK W EBER Tom Racine, moderator; Ann Teln aes, Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist; Wi lley Miller, cartoonist; Jen So rense n, Herblock Prize-winning cartoonist; and Amand a Brown, gallery director and panel mod erator. S ix t h a n n u a l K e n o sh a F es ti va l o f C a r t o o n in g MAR K WEBE R mcg ui01 8@ rang ers. uwp. ed u UW- Park side h osted the ir s ixth annual Ke nosha Fest ival o f Cart oon ing ca lled Edito rial C arto on­ ists : T aming the Tiger s on Septem ber 15, 2 016 feat urin g fou r na tion ally accla imed artis ts wh o spec ialize i n e dito ria l cart ooni ng. They al l too k part i n a pan el disc ussion ab out the im porta nce o f the fre e press in a democ ratic society , and wi thi n that f ree press, ed itor ial ca rtoons. The event st arted o ff wi th an o penin g recepti on and v iew ing o f a var iety o f cartoons i n the M ath is Ga ller y in The R ita . The pan el o f all the carto onist was he ld in the B edfo rd Con cert h all. Th e panel­ ists discuss ed subjects suc h as the intern et's i m­ pact on ed itor ial c artoo ning , the imp act o f recent viol ent ce nsorship a round the w orl d, and the threat o f it here in Ame rica. An n Telnaes, a Pulit zer Priz e-w inn ing ar tist calle d hers elf and her peers, "A rti sts who voice the ir o pin ion u sing images instead o f w ord s", and an inte gral p art o f attem ptin g to keep the p ubl ic info rme d about c urrent affa irs, es pecially in an electi on cy cle. Jen Sorensen, winn er o f the prestig ious H er­ blo ck Awar d, echoed that se ntimen t, by s aying , "W e do n ot jus t illu stra te the new s, but w e try to get the tr uth o ut, en ligh teni ng socie ty, w hile doi ng no ha rm ." The Kenosha P ublic Museum held a discu s­ sion wi th John H amb rock and Jen Sorensen on September 16th in the Da imle r-Ch rysle r H all . They foll ow ed t hat up wi th a "D rin k a nd Doo dle " at the Lakeh ouse restaurant (lo cated at the Ke no­ sha Yacht clu b) where guests min gled wi th the artists and ot her ca rtoon ing profess ionals as they ate, drank, an d swapped storie s. On Septemb er 17th, the P ubli c Muse um ha d a fu ll day o f events inc lud ing a ki ds c arto onin g class fol low ed b y f our separate artists disc ussin g their wo rk. The ca rtoon sho w i n the g alle ry happens to coinc ide wi th the Soci al Sciences departme nts prog ram, "T he E lec tion E xper ienc e". Dean o f the Coll ege o f Arts and Hum aniti es, Lesl ey H . Walk er ex cite dly said, " I am r eal ly happy that the [ Ar ts and H uma nitie s and So cial Sciences] are ru nnin g these events and progra ms together. The way they are s ynchro nized re ally work s w ell , fo r bo th the stude nts and the general pu bli c." Some other a rtists who se wo rk i s on dis play incl ude G ary Tru deau, creato r o f D oon esbu iy; John Ha mbr ock, c reator o f Th e Br illian t Mind o f Edis on Lee\ R ob H arr ell, E ddie Pittm an, W iley M ill er , and many others. The e xhi bit w il l be open in th e Ma this G alle ry t hrou gh Octob er 19th and is free the pu blic . Bee tles aff ec t c a m p u s tre es ETHAN COST ELLO coste O 12@r anger s. uw p. edu La st Jan uary , a p ro jec t se t to rem ove thous ands o f ash trees in P e tr ify in g S pri ng s a nd oth er co un ty par ks began . The reaso n for this mass- re m ov al was due to an in fe st at io n o f th e E me ral d A sh Bo re r, a gree n bee tle tha t nes ts i ts eggs e xc lu­ siv el y bene ath the b ark o f a sh trees . Wh en the larv ae ha tch , th ey be gin to bu rro w and con sum e the tre e, wh ich we ake nin g th em . The top s lim bs die fir st and the n spread s do wn wa rds thr ou gh the tru nk . O nce the ash b ore rs ne st in the tree , it us ua lly takes tw o to fo ur yea rs for the bee tles to k il l the tree . Th e A sh B or er 's wer e fir st dis cov ere d in Ken osh a i n 20 09 , bu t afte r a sur vey o f t he trees in 201 2, it was dec ide d t o r em ove them fro m the co un ty par ks a nd rec rea tio na l c ente rs. The pro jec t be gan in Janu ary o f 2 016 and was c om ple ted ove r the sum mer . Ma ny in du st ria l ma chin es, wo od chi ppe rs a nd tree -cu tter s wer e seen du rin g t hat tim e, as w el l as pil es o f br ush and tree lim bs at var iou s sites aro und the pa rk. Th is semes ter, s tude nts and fac­ ul ty who do n ot re gu la rly vi si t the par k m ay have no tic ed the stum ps a ll aro und the c amp us, no tab ly the area o uts ide Gre en qui st, whe re str on g ash trees once sto od. Ho w w il l t his aff ec t the camp us and are t her e a ny steps be ing take n tow ard s r em ed iat ion ? I n the nex t issue , The Ran ger N ew s w il l be spe aki ng w ith Do n K ol be , the Di re cto r o f Fa ci lit ie s M ana gem ent at U W- Pa rks ide to answ er those que stio ns. IND EX Ed itor ial De sk 2 Sta ff & M iss ion 2 Ca mp us Ne ws 3 Cu ltu re 4- 5 Po lice Bl ott er 6 Co lleg e L ife 6 -7 Sp or ts 8 SP OR TS CU LTU RE C O M IC S i - — — — CO LLE GE LIF E M e n 's a n d W om en 's Fra nk s Takes o n th e Ail illustrated by N ew s tu d y a p p s o c c e r te a m u p d a te For eig n Fil m S erie s Holden Henry c a lle d B u d d y U p See pa ge 8 See pag e 4 See pa ge 5 Se e pa ge 5 2 I O P IN IO N & E D IT O R IA L TH E RANGER NEWS S c o t t Walker's fu tu re in p o l i t i c s MATT PO MMER Sta te Capita l Ne wsle tter WN A Partner G ov . S co tt W alk er is th in ki ng ab ou t his fu tu re . H e to ld th e Sh eb oy ga n Pr es s h e' ll an no un ce in Fe br ua ry w he th er he w ill se ek re -e le ct io n in 20 18 . By th en W alk er w ill kn ow w he th er D on al d T ru m p is liv in g in th e W hi te H ou se . T ha t w ou ld im pa ct an y fu tu re pl an s W alk er m ig ht ha ve ab ou t se ek in g a f ut ur e G O P pr es id en tia l no m in at io n. W alk er ha s s ai d he w ou ld n' t ru n fo r pr es id en t w hi le be in g g ov er no r. G er ry m an de ri ng gu ar an te es a R ep ub lic an - co nt ro lle d L eg is la tu re ne xt ye ar . I f W al ke r s ee ks re -e le ct io n, G O P le gi sl at or s wi ll be m or e w ill in g to fo llo w hi s id ea s t he n D em oc ra ts . If he de ci de s n ot to se ek re -e le ct io n, th er e wi ll be a s cr am bl e f or th e G O P g ub er na to ria l n om in at io n. A Fe br ua ry an no un ce m en t w ill im pa ct Re pu bl ic an id ea s a bo ut se le ct in g a ca nd id at e to op po se D em o­ cr at U. S. S en . T am m y Ba ld wi n in 20 18 . A ct io ns ea rl ie r th is ye ar w ou ld su gg es t W alk er w ill se ek an ot he r te rm . H e ha s c on du ct ed cl os ed do or m ee tin gs to tal k to ci tiz en s, la rg el y hi s ba ck ­ er s, to ta lk ab ou t th e fu tu re of th e s ta te . T he pr es s ha sn 't be en al lo w ed to at te nd . H e ha s f oc us ed si gn ifi ca nt at te nt io n on w es te rn an d no rth er n W isc on sin w he re hi s po pu la rit y ha d Matt Pomm er sa gg ed si nc e th e las t g ub er na to ­ ria l e le ct io n. Ru ra l r es id en ts ha ve be en di sp le as ed wi th ho w sta te sc ho ol aid ha s im pa cte d th e a bi lit y of the ir d is tri ct s t o co m pe te wi th lar ge r d is tri ct s fo r t ea ch er s. S om e lar ge r di st ri ct s - as we ll as so m e in M in ne so ta - ha ve of fe re d hi gh er pa y or bo nu se s to ra id th e sm al le r di st ri ct s. W alk er su gg es te d it is lik e pr of es si on al fo ot ba ll te am s an d fr ee ag en cy . T he st at em en t an no ye d sc ho ol of fic ia ls in sm al le r en ro llm en t d is tr ic ts . T he nu m be r of yo un g pe op le se ek in g to be co m e te ac he rs al so ha s de cl in ed si nc e th e 20 11 la w w hi ch gu tte d co lle ct iv e ba rg ai ni ng fo r m os t pu bl ic em pl oy ee s in W is co ns in . Fi na nc in g of hi gh ed uc at io n al so wi ll be a ke y to pi c in ne xt ye ar 's st at e bu dg et de lib er at io ns . T he go ve rn or ha s t al ke d ab ou t lin ki ng ap pr op ria tio ns fo r t he Un ive rsi ty of W isc on sin Sy ste m to a pe rfo r­ m an ce st an da rd . N o d et ai ls ha ve be en sp el le d ou t. Bu t th at so rt of ta lk ma y co nc er n ca m pu se s aw ay fro m M ad is on . T he re ar e dr am at ic di ff er ­ en ce s a m on g gr ad ua tio n ra te s on th e fo ur -y ea r ca m pu se s in th e s ys te m . Sy st em A dm in is tra tio n nu m be rs sh ow th at 56 .4 pe rc en t of U W -M ad iso n st ud en ts ge t a de gr ee in fo ur ye ar s. T h at 's al m os t tw ic e a s hi gh as th e sy st em av er ag e. M ul tip le fa ct or s a re in vo lv ed in gr ad ua tio n ti m ­ in g. So m e st ud en ts ta ke lig ht lo ad s o r ta ke a ye ar of f s o th ey ca n w or k to he lp pa y th e tu iti on bi lls . So m e sh if t th ei r ed uc at io n go al s, re qu iri ng ta ki ng ad di tio na l c la ss es in di ff er en t s ub je ct s. W alk er su gg es ts th at yo un g pe op le m ig ht w an t to at le as t c on si de r vo ca tio ns ot he r th an th os e w hi ch re qu ir e g et ti ng a fo ur -y ea r c ol le ge de gr ee . C os ts in th e vo ca tio na l sc ho ol sy st em ar e le ss th an th os e a t UW Sy st em ca m pu se s, he no te s "I n fa ct , m os t o f o ur jo b sh or ta ge s re qu ire m or e th an hig h sc ho ol bu t le ss th an a fo ur -y ea r de gr ee ," W alk er to ld th e S he bo yg an Pr es s. D eg re es an d di pl om as ar e ev er yt hi ng in ge tti ng go od jo bs . A m bi tio n is al w ay s im po rt an t. C on ­ si de r W al ke r's ca se . H e le ft M ar qu et te U ni ve rs ity w ith ou t a de gr ee . The Ranger News i s a proud mem ber of the Wis­ co ns in New spa per As soc iat ion , a p ress asso­ ciatio n started in 1853 by the state's press co rps " to strengthen th e newsp aper industr y, enhanc e public understa nding of th e role of ne wspapers , and protect basic free doms of pre ss, speech an d the free flow of information . " The content i n this colu mn does n ot reflect the vie ws or opini ons of the Wisconsin N ews­ paper Associati on or its me mber new spapers. Septem ber 2 2 ,2 01 6 Ed ito ria l Desk DAM ARIS MALD ONA DO maldo 026@ uwp. ed u W el co m e al l to th e first is su e of th e 2 0 1 6 -1 7 sc h o o l ye ar of th e R an ge r N ew s! W e ho pe yo ur su m m er w as en jo y ab le an d yo ur cl as se s a re of f to a gr ea t s ta rt . T h is se m e st e r, w e pl an on pu t­ ti ng an is su e ou t o n st a n d s to w ar d s th e en d of ea ch m o n th . O u r go al fo r ev er y is su e is to g iv e o u r re ad ­ er s u p d at es on m aj or e v e n ts ha p­ p en in g on c a m p u s. T h e R an g er N ew s ha s ha d a st ro ng st ar t to th e se m e st er an d w e ha ve m an y ne w fa c e s in th e ne w s­ ro o m . W e h o pe th is gr o w th in th e pa pe r co n ti n u es th ro u g h o u t th e re st of th e sc ho ol y ea r. O u r op en p os it io n s ar e li st ed at th e bo tt om of th is pa g e. If y o u 'r e in te re st e d , p le as e em ai l us at ra n g er n ew s@ uw p .e du o r v is it us at on e of ou r m ee ti ng s on M on da ys a t 1 2 p .m . i n th e R an ge r N ew s of fi ce (S tu de nt C en te r, L 1 0 1 A ). If yo u si m pl y ha v e an op in io n y o u 'd li ke to sh ar e w ith us , w e ar e m or e th an ha pp y to sp ea k w ith y o u . T h an k yo u fo r y o u r in te re st in th e R an ee r N ew s! 1 1 R o m a n t ic p la c e s t o g e t e n g a g e d i n W i s c o n s i n MARI AH HA BER MAN WN A Partner, Dis cover Wis cons in So yo u' re rea dy to po p th e q ue sti on . Y ou kn ow , th at qu es tio n. 1 ha ve to ad m it, I' v e al w ay s fel t a c er ta in kin d of sy m pa th y fo r th os e sa dd le d wi th th e d au nt in g t as k of pr op os in g. 1 kn ow it 's su pp os ed to be m ag ic al an d wh at no t bu t f or m e, w el l, my an xi et y ki ck s in rea l qu ick an yt im e th e su bj ec t a ri se s. S o he re 's wh at I'm pr op os in g: Pi ck a sp ot so en ch an tin g, th at ev en if y ou as k " W ill yo u ma rry m e? " in Pig La tin *, he or sh e w ill be s o los t in th e Utop ia tha t is yo ur ro m an tic su rr ou nd in gs , y ou 'll ge t a re ­ so un di ng "Y es !" . He re ar e jus t 11 un fo rg ett ab ly ro m an tic pl ac es in W isc on sin wo rth y of be in g on yo ur sh or tli st of m ar ria ge pr op os al lo ca le s: Lo st C re ek F al ls (C or nu co p ia ) T he re ar e q ui te a fe w w at er fa lls in W is co n­ sin an d tru th be to ld , a ny of th em wo ul d m ak e fo r a w on de rf ul sp ot to pr op os e to th e o ne yo u lo ve . I p ic ke d Lo st C re ek Fa ll s th ou gh be ca us e th is on e is bo th st un ni ng an d re m ot e. Se cl u­ sio n co m es wi th a pr ic e th ou gh : It ca n be a ta d tri ck y to find so pl an ea rl y! A po st le Is la nd s (B ay fi el d ) My stic sea cav es, wis tful ligh tho use s, lo vely bea ch es— Wi sco nsi n's A po stle Isla nds Nat iona l La kes hor e co mp rise s 21 isla nds in L ake Su pe rio r an d plen ty o f dre am y o pti on s to g et d ow n o n o ne kn ee. S tay for a few da ys .. .th ere 's a lot t o se e h ere! D an zi n ge r V in ey ar d (A lm a) Fa ct: wi ne rie s = ro m an ce . An d wh en it c om es to w in er ie s, W isc on sin de liv er s. Wit h mo re t ha n 80 of the m sc att er ed ac ro ss th e s tat e, t he re is so m et hi ng fo r e ve ry co up le . O ne of my fav or ite s is Da nz ing er Vi ne ya rd in A lm a, wh ich ov er lo ok s th e M igh ty M iss iss ip pi in B uf fa lo C ou nty . Yo u mi gh t a lso co ns id er he ad in g t o Bu en a V ista Pa rk fo r h iki ng , p ic ni ck in g a nd an ot he r s tu nn in g v iew of the M iss iss ipp i Ri ve r. M ir ro r L ak e S ta te Pa rk (B ar ab oo ) T ru th fu lly , th e B ar ab oo ar ea is ch oc k- fu ll of pr op os al -w or th y ho t s p o ts . T h e re 's D ev il 's L ak e St at e P ar k, P ew it 's N es t G o rg e, P ar fr ey 's G le n an d B ar ab oo B lu ff W in er y, ju st to na m e a fe w . W ha t 1 l ov e ab ou t M ir ro r L ak e th ou gh is ex ac tly w ha t it s na m e im pl ie s: th e la k e' s st un ni ng ly ca lm an d gl as sy -s m oo th su rf ac e lo ok s lik e it w as li ft ed st ra ig ht ou t A happy couple pos ing in th e beau tiful land scape of th e pa ge s of a fa ir y ta le bo ok . T he Fr an k Ll oy d W ri gh t- de si gn ed Se th P et er so n C ot ta ge is al so lo ca te d w it hi n th e pa rk an d av ai la bl e to re nt . La ke G en ev a (W al w or th C ou n - ty ) Cu rl up ne xt to th e o ne yo u lov e ab oa rd a ho rs e d ra wn ca rr ia ge rid e wi th Da n Pa tch St ab le s or em ba rk on an au tu m n ho t a ir ba llo on rid e o ve r s ou th -c en tra l W isc on sin . M y de sti na ­ tio n of ch oi ce ? La ke G en ev a, wh ich ha s a lot to of fe r in th e wa y of ro m an tic iti ne ra rie s. E xp er i­ en ce th e hi sto ric Ba ke r Ho us e 18 85 , R is to ra nt e Br iss ag o at Th e G ran d G en ev a, G en ev a La ke Sh or e Pat h an d Ye rke s O bs er va to ry . W as hi ng to n Is la nd (W as hi ng ­ to n) W ash ing ton Isl an d in Do or C ou nt y is of te n ov er lo ok ed as a c ou pl e' s e sc ap e bu t it s ho ul dn 't be . It is m uc h m or e re m ot e he re th an m os t o f Do or Co un ty . Pl us , t he re ar e la ve nd er fields. Sw oo n. of Door County. Ho tel Me tro (M ilw au ke e) If y ou 're en vis ion ing a mo re urb an-c hic pro ­ pos al, c ons ide r H ote l M etr o in do wn tow n M ilw au­ ke e. Th is 1 93 0s art d eco -ins pire d bui ldin g h ous es a rest aur ant , coc kta il l oun ge a nd roo ftop pati o. T im m 's H ill (W au sa u) It is th e hig hest n atural poin t in all o f Wi scons in afte r all. W ausau has m uch mor e to of fer in t he realm of r oma ntic g etaw ays tho ug h.. .con sid er a G rani te Hill ski trip a t Rib Mou ntain Sta te Pa rk fo llow ed by dinn er for two at Wi sh or Ch rist ian 's B istro. T he E dg ew at er Ic e R in k (M ad ­ is on ) A no th er cl as sic tra di tio n fo r t he st ar ry -e ye d, a w in te rti m e pr op os al at th e Ed ge w at er Ic e R in k in M ad iso n is wo rth co ns id er in g. T he Pl az a ov er lo ok s L ak e M en do ta so dr es s w ar m ! C av e Po in t C ou nt y Pa rk (S tu r­ ge on B ay ) Ca ve Poin t fea tur es und erw ate r ca ve s, h ikin g trai ls, li me sto ne c liff s and clea r wa ter alo ng L ak e PHO TO B Y CH RIS M ILLER PHOT OGRA PHY Mi chi gan . It is o ne of th e m ost pho tog rap hed par ks in W isco nsi n a nd for goo d rea son —t he perf ect pro­ pos al sp ot f or t he o utd oor sy, ad ve ntu rou s co upl e! Po pe Co ns er va nc y Far m (Ve­ ro na ) O ne wo rd : Su nf low ers . 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource University of Wisconsin - Parkside Ranger News Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of UW-Parkside Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Issue Volume 45 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Gov. Walker puts education last Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Sin ce 19 72 Ke ep u p to da te with th e ne w s a t TRNo nline.o rg. May 4, 2 01 6 The R anger N ews is writte n and edite d by stud ents of th e University of Wisco nsin-P arksid e, an d th ey are solel y resp onsibl e for it s edit orial po licy a nd co nte nt. IN DE X Ev en ts 3 Co lle ge Lif e 5- 7 Ed ito r's De sk 2 Cla ssi fie d In fo 5 -6 Sp or ts 8 Ca m pu s Ne ws 3 Po lice Blo tte r. 6 Ca m pu s N ew s 3- 4 Cu ltur e 4 Ad rat es 2 Ed itor ial de sk 2 Sta ff & mi ss ion 2 SPORTS CULT URE Nic k B ec ke r w in s Ne xtL ev e! Ga m in g na tio na l title On lin e: T h e D iv is io n S e e pa ge 8 Se e pa ge 4 C O L L E G E L IFE Are yo u a S pr in te r, W a n d er e r or S tr a g g le r? Discr imini ation on UW campuse s JALEN PERRY perr y039 @ra nger s. uw p. ed u St ud en ts of the Un ive rsi ty of W isc on sin -M ad iso n ha ve be gu n us ing the ha sh tag , # Th eR ea lU W , wh ich is a c ol lec tio n of the ir ex pe rie nc es of rac ial dis cri m ina tio n on ca m pu s. Inci den ts a t UW - Mad ison T he ha sh tag be ga n a fte r a n inc ide nt oc cu rre d in o ne of th e liv ing ha lls wh ere ac co rd in g t o ho st. ma dis on .co m, a 19 -ye ar old Af ric an -A me ric an w om an , S yn ov ia Kn ox , w as sp it on by a stu de nt . Th e st ud en t w ho s pit on the fac e of the wo ma n, 19- yea r o ld Ma tth ew Hs ieh , w as t ick ete d f or un de rag e dri nk ing an d d iso rde rly con duc t a nd wa s re loc ate d from Se lle ry Ha ll. Ac co rd in g to th e D ail y C ar di na l, af ter co nd uc tin g a n inv es tig ati on , ca m pu s p oli ce , st ate d t ha t n o fur the r c ha rg es w ill be f ile d ag ain st the stu de nt an d tha t r ac e d id no t pla y a ro le in the co nf ro nt ati on . An ot he r e ve nt s pa rk in g the ha sh tag wa s the sto ry of Ka rie Le , a s tu de nt wh o a lso att en ds UW - M ad iso n. Ac co rd ing to L e' s Fa ceb oo k pa ge , sh e w as w al ki ng fro m M ad is on 's Sp or ts an d A cti vit ies Ce nt er wh en a m id dle ag ed w hi te ma le sp it on he r a nd ye lle d a t h er to "g o bac k to C hi na ." Af ter sp ea kin g w ith Le sh e st ate d sh e re ach ed o ut to t he s ch oo l a nd rec eiv ed a c all from the de an . Af ter all of tha t sh e d eci ded tha t it w as n't wo rth her tim e t o p urs ue leg al act ion , an d tha t sh e wo uld rat her use he r st or y t o sh ed lig ht o n the ug lin ess tha t g oe s u nno tice d o n t he ir ca mp us . Le ad de d tha t s he is V iet na me se, not Ch in es e. An ot he r in ci de nt wa s r ep or ted on the ca mp us of UW -M ad iso n. Th er e w as ra ci st d ra wi ng fo un d in a ba thr oo m in th e W isc on sin In sti tu te of Di sco ve ry. T he ca m pu s p oli ce are cu rre ntl y inv est iga tin g UW -Ma diso n Ch anc ello r add ress es is sue s Th e UW -M ad iso n c ha nc ell or , Re be cc a Bl an k, rec en tly pe nn ed an op en let ter to the UW -M ad iso n co mm un ity , ad dr es sin g the rec en t ev en ts. Bl an k s po ke ab ou t h ow th e rec en t e ve nt s "r ev ea l t ha t w e h av e no t m ad e a s m uc h p ro gr es s a s ne ed ed on bu ild ing an inc lus ive an d we lco mi ng co m m un ity ." Sh e w en t o n to s ay tha t t he se ev en ts a re un ac ce pta bl e a nd sh e pla ns on tak ing th e s te ps ne ed ed to im pr ov e t he so cia l c lim ate of th e ca m pu s. Th es e s tep s i nc lud e a un ive rsi ty - wi de ses sio n to s ha re inf orm ati on on pr oc es ses for re po rti ng in cid en ts, im pr ov ing the ir ca m pu s c ult ur al ce nt er mo de l b y in ve sti ga tin g h ow pe er ins titu tio ns ar e s up po rti ng stu de nt s, am on gs t ot he r i nit iat ive s. T im K ru eg er a n n o u n c e d as n e w PS G p r e s id e n t DEREK FYE fyeOOO 01 @ ran ger s, uw p. ed u Th e UW - P ar ks id e St ud en t G ov er nm en t an no un ce d th e vi c­ to rs of th e re ce nt el ec tio n at th e 20 15 -2 01 6 th ei r m ee tin g he ld T hu rs da y, A pr il 14 , 20 16 at 5 p .m . in M ol in ar o 11 1. T he P S G 's m is­ si on st at em en t is " .. . to ea rn es tly re pr es en t th e in te re st s of stu de nt s an d in cr ea se st ud en t de ci si on ­ m ak in g po w er , t o im pr ov e ca m pu s lif e t hr ou gh th e cr ea tio n an d co nt in ua tio n of vi ab le an d ef fe ct iv e st ud en t se rv ic es , t o pr es er ve an d pr ot ec t th e tr ad iti on s an d le ge nd s of th e U ni ve rs ity , an d to su pp or t st ud en ts an d st ud en t or ga ni za tio ns in th ei r ac ad em ic an d co m m un ity en de av or s. " T he 20 16 -2 01 7 PS G oa th of of fic e w as ad m in is te re d at th e m ee tin g he ld on Th ur sd ay , A pr il 21 , 2 01 6, at 5 p. m ., in M ol in ar o 11 1. Fo r th os e wh o w er e un ab le to at te nd bu t wo uld lik e to , t he oa th of of fic e w ill be ad m in is te re d ag ai n at th e first 20 16 -2 01 7 PS G M ee t­ in g. T he 20 16 -2 01 7 PS G O ff ic er ter m be ga n on th e w ee k of A pr il 2 5 ,2 0 1 6 . T he first m ee tin g of th e 20 16 - 20 17 PS G w ill be ca lle d an d go ve rn ed by th e ne w Pr es id en t, Ti m K ru eg er . K ru eg er is a co m ­ m un ic at io ns m aj or from K en os ha , W isc on sin . H e w ill be jo in ed by Vi ce Pr es id en t J es si ca D ia z. T he ne wl y el ec te d se na to rs ar e A nd re H ol la nd , Jo rd an Sm ith - Fr an z, K ad en G or m an , K ev in Se - m en as , Lo ki Lo tt, M ar ia M or al es , M ich ae l Bu ria n, Th om as Pe te rs en , an d Ze en et M ia n. Ti m K ru eg er an d Je ss ic a D ia z co m m en te d on th e op po rt un ity th ey 'v e be en gi ve n, "W e ar e ha pp y to le ad th e stu de nt bo dy , w e w ill w or k to ge th er to im pr ov e s tu de n t's lif e on ca m pu s, lis te n to su g­ ge st io ns an d co nc er ns . We ho pe to be ab le to find w ay s to m ak e U W -P ar ks id e gr ee ne r a nd be th e st u de n t's vo ic e. " T he Ra ng er N ew s lo ok s f or w ar d to th ei r f ut ur e ac co m pl is hm en ts . G o v . W a lk er p u ts ed u ca ti o n la s t T re es i n f e s t e d w i t h f o r e i g n b u g s p e c i e s JAL EN PE RRY per ry0 36@ ran gers .uw p . ed u Si nc e Sc ot t W alk er wa s e le ct ed as go ve rn or of W isc on si n in N ov em be r, th er e ha s be en a lac k of pr io ri ty re ga rd in g ou r e du ca tio n sy st em . Eff ect s o n U W- Sys tem F un di ng to al l st u de nt or ga ni za ti on s at UW - Pa rk si de ha ve dr as ti ca ll y ch an ge d as a re su lt . W al ke r ha s co ns is te nt ly cu t fu nd in g to al l le ve ls o f ed u ca ti o n . T h e UW S ys te m is no t im m un e to th es e cu ts . O ne o f th e m or e st ag g er in g nu m be rs to co m e o u t o f th e g o v e rn o r' s m os t re ce nt bu dg et pl an w as th e $ 2 5 0 m ill io n bu dg et cu t to th e UW sy st em . A cc or di ng to NB C 15 , UW - M ad is on is ge tt in g hi t th e ha rd es t w ith a $5 9 m il lio n cu t, w hi le U W -M ilw au ke e is ge tt in g a $1 8 m ill io n cu t. Eff ect s o n U W-P ark side B ut yo u do no t ne ed to go fa r to se e ho w U W -P ar ks id e s tu de n t or ga ni za ti on s ha ve be en af fe ct ed by th e g o v er n o r' s sl as hi ng of fu nd s. Fr om 20 01 -2 01 0, T he R an ge r N ew s w as al lo ca te d an av er ag e of $2 1, 09 8. T he gr ou p re ce iv ed it s m os t fu nd in g in 20 0 6, w he n th e gr ou p w as al lo ca te d $3 1, 25 0. Fo r th e 20 16 -1 7 ye ar , t he or ga ni za ti on w as al lo ca te d 8, 28 0 (8 % pe na lt y fo r la te bu dg et su bm it ta l) . W IP Z w as al ­ lo ca te d an av er ag e of $2 4, 41 0 fr om 20 01 -2 01 0. T he or ga n i­ za ti on w as al lo ca te d $8 ,0 0 0 in 20 15 . T he hi gh es t al lo ca te d am ou nt al l gr ou ps re ce iv ed ~ w as in 20 06 . A ll st ud en t or ga - Go ve no r . .. ., * j • * W al kp r ni za tio ns w er e al lo ca te d ju st sh y of $3 37 ,0 00 . In 20 15 , or gs w er e al lo ca te d ov er $1 50 ,0 00 . T he se nu m be rs ca n be af fe ct ed by gr ou ps as k in g fo r le ss fu nd in g, la te bu dg et su bm it ta l, pr od uc ti vi ty of th e o rg an iz at io n, or an in fl ux in th e am ou nt of gr o up s. AUSTIN KRIEGER Krie g00 4@ rang ers. uwp .edu A top ic o f dis cus sion aro und the UW -Pa rks ide cam pus as o f lat e has be en the rem ova l o f tre es from Par ksi de gro und s an d th e su rro und ­ in g w ood lan ds, incl udin g Pe trif yin g Sp rin gs p ark . Th e R ang er N ew s loo ke d fo r an sw ers from Do nal d Ko lbe , dire cto r of the F aci litie s M an­ age me nt. Ca use for c onc ern Th e Em era ld A sh Bo rer i s th e bu g res pon sib le fo r th e de ath s of tho u­ san ds of tree s acr oss Wis con sin and Mi chi gan are as. T he A sh B ore r wa s first d isc ov ere d in S out hea st M ich igan in 2002, m ost like ly a s a s tow -aw ay o n a w ood en pac kin g m ate rial s. As h Bo rers Th es e bu gs ar e a bl e t o e asi ly m ak e f ar jo ur ne ys hi din g i n w oo d. Th ey we re dis co ve re d in 20 02 , w hen W isc on sin po ss ib ly fell vic tim to in ­ fe sta tio n. Th e A sh Bo rer s p rim ari ly aff ec t a sh tre es , h en ce th e n am e. A sh tre es ar e na tiv e to W isc on sin . Th e A sh Bo rer lay s it s la rva ins ide th e t ru nk of the tre es wh er e t he lar­ va e use the tre e f or nu tri en ts lea din g to the de ath of th e t re e. Res pon se t o is sue W he n th e tre es di e th eir lim bs sta rt to w ea ke n an d di e as we ll Five tre es cu t do wn in Petr ifying Sp rin gs par k d ue t o in fes tat ion . ca us in g the m to fa ll of f, th is po se s a sa fet y ris k for an yo ne wa lk in g by on e of the de ad tre es . I n r es po ns e, th e t re es tha t w ill be cu t do w n ar e us ed to m ak e w oo d c hi ps to be us ed on ca mp us gr ou nd s s uc h as flower be ds . Fa ci lit ie s m an ag em en t on ca m ­ pu s a re al so pl an s o n pl an tin g a sm all nu rse ry of M ap le tre es . T he PHOTO BY DAMRIS MALDONADO pr ob lem of th e A sh Bo re r h as be en a pr ob lem si nc e th eir ap pe ar an ce in 20 02 but th e n eg at iv e im pa ct s an d po te nt ia l s af et y ris ks ha ve ju st rec en tly su rf ac ed . 2 O P IN IO N & E D IT O R IA L THE RAN GE R NEWS May 4, 20 16 Paul R ya n m o st likey G O P no m in ee MATT PO M ME R Sta te Capi tal N ewsl etter WN A Partner U. S. Ho us e S pe ak er Pa ul Ry an of Ja ne sv ill e is be ing tou ted as the lik ely Re pu bli ca n pre sid en tia l no mi ne e a mi d s ig ns it m igh t ta ke mu ltip le ba llo ts at a co nte ste d na tio na l c on ve nti on . Th at wo uld ple ase th e tr ad iti on al Re pu bli ca n es tab lis hm en t w hic h ha s bee n stu nn ed by ea rly vo ter su pp or t a cro ss th e nat ion for bu sin ess ma n Do na ld Tr um p. Rya n wa s th e v ice pr es ide nti al no mi ne e f ou r ye ars ag o, g iv in g h im na tio na l re co gn iti on . H e h as bee n a b ud ge t g uru in th e H ou se of Re pr es en ta­ tiv es . T he po lit ici an s a nd lob by ist s c an wo rk wi th a Pr esi de nt Ry an, the pu nd its su gg es t. On th e o th er ha nd Ry an is rec og niz ed as a ma jor Co ng res sio na l figure. Pu bli c o pin ion po lls sh ow Co ng re ss ge ts ve ry poo r g rad es from vo ter s. Ou tsi de rs hav e bee n po pu lar th is ye ar in pr es id en ­ tia l pr im ari es an d c au cu se s. Re ga rd les s o f w ho wil l e me rg e a s t he par ty ch oic e for the pre sid en cy , is su es lik e t ra de ag re e­ me nts , h eal th ca re , ab or tio n, ter ror ist s an d im mi ­ gra tio n wi ll ge t a tte nti on . B ut if R yan is t he GO P no mi ne e, oth er iss ue s c ou ld app ear . H is s ele cti on co uld ma ke So cia l S ec ur ity an d M ed ica re s ign ifi ca nt iss ue s i n t he ca mp aig n. Ry an ha s l on g c ha mp io ne d pa rti al pr iva tiz ati on s f or So cia l S ec uri ty an d Me dic are . Ac tua ria l rep ort s su gg es t c ha ng ­ es mi gh t b e ne ede d if h igh er rev en ue s a re no t co lle cte d. Pa rtia l pri va tiz ati on wo uld ha ve fut ur e ge ne rat ion s g ett in g gr an ts to he lp the m se lec t from a var iet y of hea lth ins ura nc e pla ns in the ir s en ior -ci tiz en ye ars . A f av ori te arg um en t i s t hat co mp eti tio n wo uld ho ld do wn ov era ll hea lth co sts . Pr op on en ts a lso su gg es t p riv ate cit ize ns co uld do be tte r th an So cia l S ec ur ity if t hey we re ma kin g so m e inv est me nt de cis ion s o n the ir ow n. Tha t wo uld be a b oon to the inves tmen t adv isor industr y. Presi dent G eorg e W. Bu sh had floated priva ­ tizatio n id eas, b ut the y die d in t he Co ngre ss. B ush did n't push the ideas , but a Pres iden t Ryan migh t. Rya n cou ld pro vid e s om e c lar ity to th e d eb ate ov er Ob am ac ar e. Ev ery Re pu bli ca n c an di da te ha s pro mi sed to rep ea l i t an d pro vid e an alt ern ati ve . As is usu all y t he ca se , t he de vil is in th e d eta ils , bu t th er e a re n' t a ny de tai ls. O ne ap pr oa ch ha s b ee n to try an d " ki ck th e po lic y c an do wn th e s tre et ," d um pin g a lte rn ati ve so lu tio ns int o th e lap s o f o ffi cia ls in the 50 sta te s. Bu t th e k ey do me sti c iss ue in th e n ati on al ele cti on s t his fall wil l be th e f ut ur e o f t he U. S. Su pr em e C ou rt. Th e c ou rt is n ow div ide d wi th fo ur co ns erv ati ve and fou r libe ral just ices . R ep ub lic an s, w ho ha ve a Se na te ma jor ity, ha ve vo we o blo ck a v ote on any no mi ne e o f Pre sid en t Th e d ec isi on on the cou rt ap po int me nt sh ou ld be ma de by t he new pre sid en t, s ay Re pu bli ca ns . Se lec tio n of Ryan wo uld be ap pr op ria te be ca us e it w as Wi sco nsi n vo ter s w ho rej ect e Do nal d T rum p, gi vi ng U.S . S en . l e d Cr uz 'of Te xas mo st of th e s ta te 's d ele ga tes to the GO P co nv en tio n. Su pp or t fr om the rad io talk sh ow s h as be co me a c en tra l e lem en t to th e p ow er of Re pu bli ca ns in Wi sco nsi n. Gov . S co tt Wal ker is a frequent vis ito r to tho se sh ow s. A rep ort er for the Ne w York Tim es ask ed Ch arl ie S yk es , p erh aps th e b est -kn ow n rad io per son alit y in Mi lw au ke e - an d po ssi bly the sta te - ab ou t t he ir im po rta nc e. ' 'C an so me on e w in wi tho ut talk rad io? Yes, the or eti ca lly ," S yk es rep lie d. " Ex ce pt no on e h as. Ry an wo uld sur ely ha ve tha t su pp or t if h e be ca me the no mi ne e. The Range r News is a proud mem ber of t he W is co ns in N ew sp ap er A ss oc ia tio n, a pr ess a s­ soci atio n s tarte d in 1853 by th e stat e's press corp s to stren gthe n th e news pape r indus try, enh anc e publi c und erst and ing of t he role of new spap ers, and prote ct basi c freedoms of press, spee ch a nd th e free flow of info rma tion . " T he W NA provi des acce ss t o s elec t c on­ tent from its part ners for othe r m emb ers t o pub lish. Matt Pomm er Ed ito ria l Desk TH E RA NG ER NEW S range rnews @uwp .edu T he Ra ng er Ne ws Sta ff ha s a c­ co mp lis he d ma ny ac hie ve me nts this 20 15 -1 6 s ch oo l ye ar. We gre atly ap pr ec iat e a ll of the fee db ac k we get fro m fel low rea de rs lik e yo u. O ur go als fo r nex t s em es ter in­ cl ud es ex pa nd in g o ur ou tre ac h to the ca m pu s c om m un ity , re cru itin g mo re wr ite rs fo r t he Ra ng er Ne ws , and ma kin g s ur e to ke ep ou r f oll ow ers up -to -d ate on th e late st ne ws . We are alw ay s o pe n to any fee d­ bac k yo u be lie ve mi gh t im pro ve the pa pe r, or ce rta in sto rie s y ou bel ieve are ne ws wo rth y. If you are int ere ste d in join ing the Ra ng er Ne ws , em ail us a t ran g- er ne w s@ uw p. ed u . O ur las t w ee kly me eti ng will be he ld ne xt we ek in the Ra nge r New s of fic e ( St ud en t ce nt er , L 10 1 A) . If you sim ply wa nt to kee p u p- to- da te on ou r o nl in e pu bli ca tio ns , fol low us o n T wi tte r a t @T heR ang - er N ew s, o r l ike ou r Fa ceb oo k pag e, Th e Ra ng er Ne w s. We loo k f or wa rd to ret urn ing next se m es ter an d wi sh yo u a ll a gre at su m m er br ea k. W is c o n s in in c o m e ta xe s tr ac k d o w n fo rm er N a z i Gua rd MATT PO M M ER Sta te Capi tal Ne wsle tter WN A Part ner "W hy ar e yo u a sk in g a bo ut hi m ?" Th e c ler k in th e S tat e D ep ar tm en t o f R ev ­ en ue wa s pu zzl ed at my req ue st ab ou t w he the r an ind ivi du al had pai d W isc on sin inc om e t ax in a pre vio us yea r. Hi s a ns we r wa s "z er o, " but reg ard les s he co lle cte d th e $ 1 fee for the inf orm ati on . Tr an s­ lat ed , th e "z er o" me an t th e pe rso n had filed a sta te inc om e ta x retu rn but had not pai d a ny mo ne y. If he di dn 't file a re tu rn , th ere wo uld be no fe e t o p ay. Us ua lly sim ila r r eq ue sts fro m re po rte rs fo cu s o n e lec ted off ici als or ca nd ida tes wh o wa nt to be ele cte d o ffi cia ls. T hi s na me wa s un fam ili ar to the cl er k. Th e m an had se rve d as a g ua rd at a n inf a­ mo us Na zi co nc en tra tio n c am p, I e xp lai ne d. Th e g ro up se ek in g t o loc ate Na zi wa r c rim in al s fe lt h e wa s i n A m eri ca , b ut th e t rai l had go ne co ld mo re tha n thr ee de ca de s a fte r W orld War II e nd ed . Ru mo rs in C hi ca go eth ni c co mm un iti es s ug ­ ge ste d h e en de d up s om ew he re in W isc on sin . A rep ort er for the Ch ica go Da ily Ne ws ask ed my hel p w ith Wi sco nsi n go ve rn me nt da tab as es . Ju st kn ow ing he had bee n in Wi sco nsi n wo uld hel p t he Na zi hu nte rs. Tax law pr ev en ts th e D ep ar tm en t o f R ev en ue for m pro vid ing ad ­ dr es se s o r ph on e n um be rs - th in gs tha t w ou ld be av ail ab le from tax ret urn s. 1 me nti on ed th e gu ar d' s a lle ge d c on du ct at th e c on ce ntr ati on ca m p. T he cle rk lis ten ed an d ex cu se d him sel f. He ret ur ne d wi th a rec eip t f or th e f ee an d c au sa lly tal ke d a bo ut Cl ark Co un ty. I t old th e D ail y N ew s r ep or ter tha t t he so ug ht -a fte r g ua rd ma y be in C lar k Co un ty. Th e N az i hu nte rs we nt to t he Cl ark Co un ty she rif f w ho ea sil y ide nti fie d his lo ca tio n. T he da ys of him jus t be ing an an on ym ou s c itiz en we re go ne . Sta te law re qu ire s t he ind ivi du al be not ifie d ab ou t th e t ax inf orm ati on req ue st. Th er e o fte n are su rp ris es in c he ck in g wh eth er ind ivi du als had filed the ir t ax ret urn s. O ne of tho se cam e w he n I a sk ed for fou r y ea rs of inf orm ati on ab ou t c on gre ssm an and late r U.S . S en ato r R ob ert Ka ste n. Th e c ler k had thr ee ye ars of tax -pa id nu m­ be rs, a sk in g f or $3 in f ee s. I sa id I w an ted fou r ye ars of inf or ma tio n. He rep lie d onl y tha t t he fee I o we d wa s jus t $ 3. Wh en the ne ws sto rie s a bo ut th e lack of a tax retu rn for a y ea r s ur fac ed , K ast en sai d he had do ne no th ing wr on g. La ter Ka ste n wo uld bla m e h is tax wo es o n a s taf f m em be r wh om he sai d ha d f ail ed to ma il i n t he ret urn . Th e s tat e t ax fo lks we re un mo ve d by K as te n' s e xp lan ati on or by his ap pa ren t s ug ­ ge sti on s h e d id n' t ha ve t o pay th e int ere st pe na lti es s pe lle d ou t in t he law . W isc ons in ev en tua lly wa s t he wi nn er in thi s t ax ma tter . Gr um bl in g a bo ut th e inc om e t ax is a po pu lar pa sti me as the Ap ril filing de ad lin es ap pro ac h. In W isc on sin , th e in co me ta x s ys tem is used to pro vid e p rop ert y tax re lie f. I t' s a way to g et sta te aid to in div id ua ls wh ile by pa ss ing com ­ me rci al and co rp or at e in ter es ts. Cr iti cs al so ma y wa nt to rem em be r tha t it wa s the inc om e tax sy ste m tha t a llo we d the fed era l go ve rn me nt to se nd A1 Ca po ne to pr iso n. Th is ye ar th e s tat e tax fo lk s a re als o aft er th e b ad gu ys an d gi rls wh o wa nt to use sto len pri va te inf orm ati on to ge t y ou r tax ref un ds . Th at ma y slo w ta x re fu nd s, bu t in or de r t o fight the cr oo ks it 's a s ma ll ma tte r. The Rang er News is a p roud mem ber of t he W isc on sin Ne ws pa pe r A ss oc ia tio n, a press as­ soci atio n star ted in 185 3 b y th e stat e's press corps "t o stre ngth en t he new spap er ind ustr y, e nhan ce pub lic u nde rsta ndi ng of t he role of new spa pers , and prot ect bas ic freedoms of pr es s, spee ch a nd th ef re ef lo w of inf orm ati on ." The WNA provide s acc ess to sele ct con ten t from its part ners for oth er mem bers to pub lish. H u m a n re so u rc es d ir e c to r s u c c e ss fu l care er o p p o r t n it y NU SHR AT ZA HA SAIY AD saiya00 2@rang ers.uwp . ed u Do y ou w ant t o m ake mor e m oney afte r gra dua tion ? Do you wan t to h ave a mo re sec ure care er? Acc ord ing to Lind a S. Bus ha from the UW -Par ksid e, Th e hu man reso urce s in b usin ess ma nag em ent p rogr am c an h elp yo u to ma ke m ore mon ey a nd b e succ essf ul i n life . Wh ile I was wor king at Aur ora H ospi tal I atten ded a few e ven ts for the HR d epa rtm ent. The se ev ents imp acte d m e an d my care er cho ice. It w as aft er th ese ev ent s that I deci ded t o enro ll at UW -Par ksid e. In a n int ervi ew w ith o ne o f the HR dire ctor s here at U W-P arks ide an d I go t a gr eat dea l of in form ation from her, w hich will a ssist me in the p ursu it of a car eer in HR . Thr oug h my rese arch , 1 als o dis cov ered that a hum an r esou rce di recto r has an aw eso me c areer . I wou ld li ke to s har e wit h yo u w hat I h ave l earn ed abo ut be ing a dire ctor in the HR field an d the bene fits of this jo b: gre at qu ality of ed ucat ion, a goo d re puta tion in socie ty, and a dec ent l ifesty le. Hu ma n re sour ces d irect or ha ve to hav e gre at educ atio n, b e abl e to ov erco me c hall eng es, an d poss ess ot her sk ills to be su cces sful . Hum an r esou rces d irecto rs ne ed hig h-lev el of edu cati on. O n Th ursd ay M arch 10 ,2 01 6 I spo ke with HR direc tor L inda Bus ha from UW -Par ksid e; she s aid e duc atio n is ver y im port ant in a HR career . Hum an reso urce s direc tors u sually need a bac hel or's d egre e in h uma n res ourc es or busi ness adm inist ratio n. In H R so me p osit ions a re als o filled by ex perie nced indiv idua ls with oth er ba ck­ grou nds , inclu ding finance, busi ness m ana gem ent, and infor mati onal t echn ology . Som e hig her-l evel jobs requ ire a m ast er's deg ree i n hu ma n reso urce s, labo r rela tions , or a M aste r of B usin ess Ad min is­ trati on De gre e. Acco rding t o www .Virtu aljob shado w.co m , "the media n annu al wa ge fo r huma n reso urces m anag ers was $ 99,7 20 in M ay 20 12". Th e lowe st ten per cent earne d less th an $59 ,020, and to p ten per cent ear ned mor e than $ 173,140. Most huma n res ource s direc­ tors wo rk fu ll time d uring regular busine ss hour s. A h uma n res our ce dire ctor a lso h as to o ver­ com e ma ny c halle nges . Acco rdin g to B uck M . Jeffer y an d Wa tson L . John , in an a rticl e titled T he Rela tion ship betw een H uma n Re sou rces Man age­ men t Stra tegi es an d Org aniza tiona l Com mit me nt, "em plo yee turn ove r is a fr ustra ting rea lity a ssoc i­ ated with t he m anag eme nt of p erson nel i n high er edu catio n". Empl oyee d epartu res are of ten unexpec ted an d forc e adminis trators to spend valuab le tim e and effort re cruiting , selecti ng, and tr ainin g replac e­ ment s. The t ime as sociat ed with t his pro cess is ultimate ly tim e taken a way from o ne' s other d uties and r espons ibilitie s Acco rding t o ONet .com , hum an res ource s in busin ess ma nagem ent h ave m any u seful skill s. Au­ thor H elen S oule sta ted, "In 2013 , Georget own Uni­ versity c onduc ted a stu dy ab out wh at job gr owth and ed ucati on requ ireme nts will be in the future ". The st udy r eveal ed that th e kind s of skills t hat will be nee ded ar e originality , critical thi nking , proble m solvin g, speaki ng and activ e listenin g, amon g oth­ ers. Almo st every s tudy we se e has sim ilar resu lts. The se skill s deal w ith a var iety of th ings: Dec isio n-m akin g skills : Hu man resou rces dire ctor s mus t be ab le to bala nce the pros a nd c ons of dif feren t opti ons a nd d ecid e the best co urse o f actio n. M any of th eir dec isio ns ha ve a sig nific ant impa ct on wor kers o r oper atio ns, suc h as d ecid ing whe ther to fire a n em ploy ee. Interp ersona l skills: H uma n resour ces direct ors need st ron g inter person al ski lls be cause th ey regu­ larly inte ract wit h p eople. T hey often collabora te on team s and m ust de velo p pos itive w orki ng relation­ ships with th eir col leag ues. Lead ershi p skills: Hum an resou rces direc tors must be able t o dire ct a staf f and over see the opera ­ tions o f their d epar tmen t. They mus t coordina te work a ctivit ies and e nsu re that wor kers in th e depa rtmen t comp lete th eir du ties a nd fulfill their respons ibilities . Organ izatio nal ski lls: Or ganiz ationa l skills are essen tial fo r hum an re sour ces m anag ers. They must be able t o ma nag e sever al pro jects a t once and priorit ize tasks. Verbal skill s: Hu man resources mana gers rely on ve rbal sk ills to g ive p resen tation s and dire ct their staff. Th ey m ust cle arly c omm unic ate infor mation and instru ctions to thei r staff a nd oth er emplo yees. Thro ugh my i nform ation al i ntervie w and my resear ch, I hav e com e to le arn a myriad of facts abou t this care er. Thi s is the c aree r that I wa nt to be succ essfu l in. The se ar e som e of ch allenge s and practic al skill s that w ill no t only help a n individual in HR, but will help yo u be succ essfu l in any career field. 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M ar ch 1 6 ,2 0 1 6 Th e Ra nge r N ew s is w ritt en an d e dit ed by stu de nts of the Un iver sity of Wi sco nsi n-P ark sid e, an d t hey are solely res po nsi ble for its edi tori al pol icy an a' co nt en t^ Wre stler s cli nc h su pe r regional ti tl e 6 R an g er w re st le rs m ov e o n to n at io n al s DEREK FYE fyeOO O01 @ran gers. uw p.e du Th e Ra nge rs wr est lin g t eam co nti nu es t o pro ve t he y a re not to be take n ligh tly as they won th e Div isio n IT Mi dw est Su pe r Re gio nal tou rna me nt on Feb rua ry 26 th a nd 27 th. T he Ra ng ers had tw o g rap ple rs tak e 5t h pla ce, two tak e 3r d pla ce , an d a n i mp res siv e fo ur win thei r we igh t c las ses . C oa ch Gr eg g L ew is w as a lso nam ed reg ion al coa ch of the year . "T he team is e xc ite d a bo ut th e s uc ce ss a nd it w as a gro up eff ort tha t dr ov e i t", sa id Le wi s. Jo sh A nth on y w res tle d i n t he 1 97 -po un d we igh t cl as s in thi s h is se nio r se aso n a nd had a sol id rec ord of 25 -1 0 o n th e y ear. He wa s u nab le to win a ma tch in the tou rna me nt goi ng 0-2 on th e d ay. So ph om ore 285 -po und wr est ler Ma tt Ha lve rso n had an ove rall rec ord of 2 7-1 2 fo r th e se aso n. He we nt 2-2 in th e t ou rna me nt a nd sco red 3.5 tea m poi nts for th e R ang ers , bu t w as un ab le to pla ce. Fra nk Yat toni , a jun ior, pla ced 5th in the 149 -po un d we igh t c las s sc ori ng 10.5 tea m poi nts fo r t he Ra nge rs. Bre tt S co les , so ph om ore , sco red eig ht tea m po int s an d a lso too k 5 th pla ce in the 157 -po und we igh t c las s. Ro nze l D arl ing and Jos eph He r bo th too k 3rd pla ce a nd sco red 13 .5 poi nts api ece for the tea m. Da rlin g is a j un ior wh o w res tles at the 12 5 w eig ht cla ss. H e a chi eve d a n im pre ssiv e 26 -3 rec ord on the se aso n. H e w on 3rd pla ce b y de fea tin g Tr un g D uo ng of N ew ber ry Co lle ge by de cis ion , 7 -6 . Fler is in h is s eni or sea son and had a 3 2- 8 rec ord ov era ll i n th e 1 33 -po un d w eig ht PHOT O COUR TESY OF U W-PAR KSIDE ATH LETICS Wresteling team pos es with super regional trophy. cla ss. Her def eat ed Der rick Nel son of C ok er C oll ege by de cis ion , 6- 4 to win 3rd pla ce. Bot h D arli ng and He r w ill mo ve on to th e n atio nal tou rna me nt. Do mi nat ion on th e m at Th e R an ger s s ho wc ase d the ir t ru e do mi na nc e by ha vin g fou r w res tle rs win the ir res pe cti ve we igh t c las ses . P ern ev lon Sh ep pa rd wa s o ne of the mo st no tew ort hy ch am pio ns wi nn ing the 14 1-p ou nd we igh t c las s in thi s his red sh irt -fr esh ma n s ea so n, wi nn ing the fre sh ma n o f t he yea r aw ar d. Sh ep pa rd po ste d an ov era ll rec ord of 28 -9 for the se aso n. He wa s d om ina nt in the firs t t wo ro un ds wi nn ing by tec h fal l an d ma jor de cis ion . B ut Sh ep pa rd 's big ge st a cc om pli sh me nt o f t he day ca m e in be ati ng Br yc e K illi an of Ki ng Un ive rsi ty wh o wa s ran ked thi rd na tio na lly , b y a sco re of 11- 10. Sh ep pa rd the n d efe ate d Ro ber t Ma son fro m As hla nd Un ive rsi ty wit h a 3 -2 d ec isi on to win the tou rna me nt sc or in g 17. 5 t eam po int s. Se nio r N ick Fis hb ac k is a lso pu ttin g tog eth er a s ea so n to r em em be r b oa sti ng a 3 1 -4 rec ord and bei ng ran ked 3rd in the Na tio n a t th e 16 5- po un d w eig ht cla ss. Fis hb ack als o po ste d a t ec h fal l a nd a ma jor de cis ion in th e fi rst tw o rou nd s, the n wo n by a 5-4 de cis ion in the sem ifi nal s. H e the n be at M att he w V and erm eer of La ke Er ie Co lle ge wi th a 1 -0 de cis io n to cla im the tit le a nd sc or e 17. 5 tea m po int s. An oth er se nio r ha vin g a fan tas tic ye ar is Mo ntr ail Jo hn so n wh o wo n t he 18 4-p ou nd we igh t c las s a nd ha s p ost ed a 3 0-4 rec ord ov er the co ur se of the sea so n. Jo hn so n wa s do mi na nt du rin g the tou rna me nt rec eiv ing a b ye in the firs t r oun d be fo re ea rn in g a ma jor de cis ion and the n a f all to s et up his ch am pio ns hip ma tch ag ain st Hu sto n Ev ans of Ne wb err y C oll eg e. He po ste d a 5-1 de cis ion ov er Ev an s to w in the tit le an d sc ore d 18 tea m po int s f or the Ra ng ers . Im pr ess ive Pe rfo rm an ce H ow ev er , t he m os t im pr es si ve pe rf or m an ce of th e se as on , th is to ur na m en t no tw it hs ta nd in g, ha s co m e fr om so ph om or e st an do ut N ic k B ec ke r. B ec ke r ha s do m in at ed all se as on po st in g a re co rd of 38 -0 . H e sh ow ed w hy he is ra nk ed nu m be r on e in th e N at io n by w in ni ng al l fo ur of hi s m at ch es of th e da y by m aj or de ci si on . T hi s in cl ud es th e ch am pi on sh ip m at ch in w hi ch he de fe at ed B la ze Sh ad e of th e U ni ve rs ity of N or th C ar ol in a at Pe m br ok e by m aj or de ci si on 9- 1, sc or in g 19 te am po in ts fo r th e R an ge rs . T he tw o 3r d pl ac e fi ni sh er s al on g w ith th e fo ur ch am pi on s w ill co m pe te in th e N CA A D iv is io n II C ha m pi on sh ip s on M ar ch 11 th an d M ar ch 12 th in Si ou x F al ls , So ut h D ak ot a. T hi s Fi na l to ur na m en t w ill be th e cu lm in at io n of al l of th e R an ge rs ' ef fo rt s. No t on ly do th es e si x w re st le rs ha ve an op po rt un ity to w in in di vi du al ti tl es bu t an op po rt un ity to w in a te am ch am pi on sh ip w hi ch w ou ld be th e fir st in Pa rk si de hi st or y. In an in te rv ie w w ith C oa ch L ew is , w hi ch w as pr in te d in th e Fe br ua ry 25 th ed it io n, he sa id of th e op po rt un ity of w in ni ng th e N CA A D ll C ha m pi on sh ip " It w ou ld va lid at e ev er yt hi ng w e' v e ta lk ed ab ou t as a te am . T he N CA A to ur na m en t w ill pr es en t a to ug h ch al le ng e to th es e ta le nt ed at hl et es , bu t th is se as on ha s be en pr oo f th at th e R an ge rs li ke a go od ch al le ng e. W i s c o n s i n e d u c a t i o n i n m a jo r b u d g e t d i l e m a Pa rk si de offic ials w ei gh in o n b u d g e t issu es AUSTIN KRIEGER Kr ieg 004 @r ang ers .uw p.e du W isc on sin 's hi gh er ed uc at io n bu dg et w as su bj ec t to a $2 50 m ill io n cu t lat e la st ye ar. Go v. Sc ot t W alk er sig ne d th e b ill a d ay be fo re he en te re d in to th e ra ce fo r re pu bl ica n pr es id en tia l no m in at io n. Th is de ci sio n ha s led to an in cr ea si ng nu m be r o f pr ob le m s f or UW sc ho ol s a cr os s t he st at e, M ielk e in cl ud in g Pa rk si de an d st at e un iv er si tie s in Ill in oi s wh o ha ve no t r ec eiv ed an y sta te fu nd in g fo r th e las t e ig ht m on th s. Joh n Pa rk sid e in de bt Ra ng er ne ws tu rn ed to Pa rk si de 's Di re cto r of St ra te gi c Co m m un ic at io ns , J oh n M ie lk e, an d Vic e C ha nc el lo r f or finance an d ad m in ist ra tio n, M el K lin kn er , f or an sw er s. Th e first an d m ay be the mo st im po rta nt qu est ion as ke d w as , h ow m uc h d eb t is Pa rk sid e c ur re nt ly in ? T ha t c ur re nt figure is ap pr ox im at el y $ 45 .4 m ill io n. Th is nu mb er is a c ol lec tio n of de bt ac cu m ul ate d th ro ug h tw o d iff er en t t yp es of fu nd in g, G en er al Pu rp os e Re ve nu e ( G PR ) an d Pr og ram Re ve nu e ( PR ). GP R is th e mo ne y all oc ate d to an in sti tu tio n by the st at e le gi sla tu re , w hi ch go es ex cl us iv el y tow ar d ac ad em ic bu ild in gs an d s up pl ie s r el ate d to ac ad em ic s. PR on th e ot he r ha nd is ba se d up on co ns tru ct io n of re si de nc e ha lls an d ot he r no n- ac ad em ic bu ild in gs ut ili ze d by st ud en ts . F or tu na te ly a la rg e qu an tit y of th is de bt is b as ed up on bo nd s, lik e m or tg ag es , to co ns tru ct bu ild in gs su ch as Pi ke R iv er Su ite s. Si m ila r to th e wa y mo st pe op le ar e not in po ss es sio n of en ou gh mo ne y to pu rc ha se a ho m e, th e in st itu te mu st al so bo rro w m on ey to pa y fo r co ns tru ct io n an d de ve lo pm en t co st s. Mel Kli nkn er F un di ng cu t T hi s bo rr ow in g is pl an ne d ou t by a bo ar d of di re ct or s to en su re th at re ve nu e pr oj ec tio ns ali gn w ith on tim e pa ym en ts of bo nd s. In ot he r w or ds , d eb t th at is ap pr op ri at e to th e su cc es s of an in st itu ti on . On an ot he r no te , th e ve ry re ce nt bu dg et cu t to th e UW sy st em is an un fo re se en ob st ac le fo r al l UW ca m pu se s. T hi s w ill pa y in to th e bu dg et pl an s no t on ly th is ye ar , b ut th os e to fo llo w . "We hav e se t, a s ou r institution, ou r prio rity in stu de nt s, an d t he op po rtu nit y f or the m to get an ex ce lle nt edu cat ion at ou r in stit uti on ...a nd to wa lk ou t of her e su cc es sfu l." M e l K li n k n e r Vice Cha nce llor for fina nce an d adm inis trat ion UW -Pa rks ide Pa rk si de w as hi t in di vi du al ly w ith a $1 .9 m ill io n cu t fr om st at e fu nd in g. T hi s ha s led to ch an ge s w ith in fa cu lty an d sta ff in cl ud in g th e re m ov al of ad m in is tr at iv e po si tio ns an d th e de ci si on to no t hi re ne w ap pl ic an ts . T he se po si tio ns el im in at ed ar e no t ex cl us iv e to fa cu lty , bu t do cs in cl ud e pr of es so rs an d le ct ur er s. Bu dg et ti gh te ni ng K li n kn er g oe s on re co rd as sa y in g "W e ha ve se t, a s ou r in st it u ti o n as w el l as o th er in st it u ti o n s, ou r p ri o ri ty in st u d en ts an d th e o p p o rt u n it y fo r th em to ge t an ex c el le n t ed u ca ti o n at o u r in st it u ti o n .. . an d to w al k o u t o f h er e su cc e ss fu l. " A d m in is tr at iv e st af f ha s ti g ht en ed b u d g et s on m an y a sp ec ts of th e in st it u te bu t m ai nt ai n a st ro n g fo cu s on st u d en t su cc es s an d q u al it y of ed u ca ti o n . T ho ug h o v er al l en ro ll m en t ha s g o ne do w n th e p as t y ea rs , re te n ti o n an d g ra d u at io n of st u d en ts ha s be en ab le to m ai nt ai n a st a b le re v en ue fl ow . T h is w il l h el p to m ak e b et te r ca se to le g is la tu re a s to w hy P ar k si d e d es er v es th e re q u es te d fu n d in g . D if fi cu lt ie s st at ew id e P ar k si d e as an in st it u ti o n is no t un iq ue to th e si tu at io n w e ar e in , co m p ar ed to UW sc h o o ls th ro u gh o ut th e st at e. O n an in d iv id u al b as is w e ar e a su cc es sf ul in st it ut io n th at ca te rs to a w id e ra d iu s of jo b m ar ke ts be tw ee n th e R ac in e an d C h ic ag o ar ea s. T ho ug h ch an g es ar e in af fe ct ba se d up on re ce nt bu dg et cu ts , P ar k si d e st af f as su re s th at th ey ar e ho pe fu l in lo o k in g to th e fu tu re an d e n su ri n g th e q u al it y of ed u ca ti o n pr ov id ed to st u d e n ts , w hi ch is th e nu m be r on e pr io ri ty . IND EX Eve nts 3 Co lleg e L ife 5- 7 Ed ito r's De sk 2 Cla ssif ied Inf o 5 -6 Sp or ts 8 Ca mp us Ne ws 3 Po lice Blo tte r. 6 Ca mp us Ne ws 3- 4 Cu ltu re 4 Ad rat es 2 Ed itor ial de sk 2 Sta ff & mi ss ion 2 S P O R T S Niyo rk wins 5000 m eter See p age 8 CULTURE WIPZ to p five Alb um s of t he we ek S ee page 4 CA M PU S NE W S Park side stu den t arres ted fo r po sse ssio n S e e pag e 3 2 | O P IN IO N & E D IT O R IA L THE RAN GER NEWS M ar ch 1 6 ,2 0 1 6 Wa lker sl ow in g dow n roa d bills MATT PO MME R Sta te Capita l N ews lette r WN A Partner W isc on sin re si de nt s se em re ad y to pa y m or e to th e g ov er nm en t to fix th ei r ro ad s a nd hi gh w ay s. T he la te st M ar qu et te U ni ve rs ity La w Sc ho ol po ll sh ow ed br oa d su pp or t f or a ta x- in cr ea se id ea th at floated th ro ug h th e St at e C ap ito l bu t w as no t en ac te d. It w ou ld ha ve al lo w ed co un ty bo ar ds to im po se an ad di tio na l ha lf- pe rc en t s al es ta x to m ee t lo ca l ro ad m ai nt en an ce ne ed s. T he m ar gi n o f s up po rt w as 2 -t o -l , a nd th at 's a hi gh le ve l fo r a ta x- in cr ea se pr op os al of an y ki nd . It m ay re fle ct th e c on di tio n of ro ad s. N ew s ac ­ co un ts su gg es t th e s ta te ro ad s ha ve be en rat ed th e th ir d w or st in th e na tio n. T he re ha s be en br oa d bi pa rti sa n le gi sl at iv e su pp or t f or ra is in g ad di tio na l t ra ns po rt at io n fu nd s. Bu t s et as id e is an y re al di sc us si on of ex ac tly ho w th e m on ey w ou ld be ra is ed . W h at 's m is si ng is su pp or t f ro m G ov . S co tt W alk er. H e ha s op po se d al l fe e in cr ea se s o r hi gh ­ er ga so li ne ta xe s to m ee t th e st at e 's ro ad ne ed s. O n an ot he r tr an sp or ta tio n is su e, W alk er is qu es ti on in g w he th er to pu t re pe at dr un k dr iv er s in pr is on . T he L eg is la tu re h as vo te d to m ak e a fo ur th dr un k- dr iv in g co nv ic tio n a fe lo ny . T he D ep ar t­ m en t o f C or re ct io ns ha s s ug ge st ed in th e first ye ar th at co ul d co st $1 00 m ill io n by pu tti ng 1, 00 0 pe op le in pr is on . T he go ve rn or sa y s he w an ts to find a ch ea pe r al te rn at iv e fo r ha nd lin g th e re ­ pe at dr un k dr iv er s. Fe w er dr un k dr iv er s is ce rt ai nl y a hi gh w ay sa fe ty iss ue as w el l as a cr im in al m at te r. O n th e hi gh w ay re pa ir an d co ns tr uc tio n is su e, W al ke r's ap pr oa ch las t ye ar co nt in ue d to be th e us e of bo rr ow in g fo r th e sh or t te rm . B ut bo nd s an d th ei r in te re st m us t be re pa id . S om e m ig ht su gg es t th at W al ke r's op po si tio n to an y bo os t in tr an sp or ta tio n fe es or ta xe s m ig ht ha ve be en tie d to hi s ho pe s t o be th e ne xt pr es id en t o f th e Un ite d S ta te s. O pp os iti on to an y fe e or ta x in cr ea se fo r tr an s­ po rta tio n co ul d ha ve be en at tr ac tiv e to R ep ub lic an vo te rs in ot he r s ta te s a s th ey se le ct a pr es id en tia l ca nd id at e. Bu t th e M ar qu et te po ll su gg es ts it is n 't as at tr ac tiv e to th os e w ho tra ve l on W isc on si n ro ad s. A ss em bl y S pe ak er R ob in Vo s, R -R oc he st er , sa id th e la ck of a tr an sp or ta tio n so lu ti on w as "m y si ng le di sa pp oi nt m en t w ith th e (l eg is la ti v e) se ss io n ." El ec te d of fic ia ls sh ou ld "h av e figured ou t a w ay to so lv e tr an sp or ta tio n, " V os to ld a R ac in e au di en ce . " It is no t c on se rv at iv e . . . to no t fix so m et hi ng un til it is so br ok en w e ha ve to sp en d a lo t m or e to re pa ir it ," sa id Vo s. " W e ha ve to ra is e ne w re ve nu e in so m e w ay o r ot he r. T ha t's wh at it re al ly co m es do w n to ." Bo th Vos an d Re p. Pe te r B ar ca of K en os ha , t he D em oc ra tic le ad er in th e A ss em bl y, lik e th e id ea of to ll ro ad s in W is co ns in . T ha t w ou ld re qu ir e fe d­ er al ap pr ov al be ca us e o f th e fu nd in g o f in te rs ta te hi gh w ay s. H el p fr om W as hi ng to n se em s un li ke ly an y ti m e so o n . E ar li er th is m o n th , P re si d en t O ba m a pr o p o se d a $ 1 0 -p er -b ar re l ta x o n oi l co m p an ie s to ra is e h u n d re d s o f b il li o n s o f d o ll ar s to fu n d ro ad an d br id ge w o rk an d o th er in fr as tr u c tu re . R ep ub li ca n le ad er s in th e C o n g re ss qu ic k ly re je ct ed th e id ea . T he ta x id ea in v ol ve d in th e M ar q u et te U n iv er si ty po ll al so co ul d ha v e d if fi c u lt ie s. A h ig h er sa le s ta x w ou ld h el p ur ba n c o u n ti e s, bu t th e b en ef it m ig ht no t w or k o u t fo r lo w er - p o pu la ti on ru ra l c o u n ti e s w ith a lo t o f ro ad w ay to m ai n ta in . T h at w ou ld be ba d n ew s fo r W al ke r. An e a rl i­ er M ar q u et te U ni v er si ty po ll sh o w ed th e la rg es t d ro p in h is su p p o rt ha s be en in ru ra l w es te rn an d n o rt h er n W is co ns in . T h e la te st M ar q u et te po ll sh o w ed hi s st at ew id e su pp or t st il l is le ss th an 4 0 p er ce n t. Th e Ra ng er Ne ws is a pro ud me mb er of the W is c o n si n N e w sp a p e r A s s o c ia ti o n , a pre ss as­ so cia tio n sta rte d in 185 3 by th e st at es pres s c or ps "t o str en gth en the ne ws pa pe r ind ust ry, en ha nc e pu bli c un de rst an din g of the ro le of ne ws pa pe rs, an d pro tec t ba sic freedoms of pre ss, sp ee ch an d the free flow of in fo rm at io n. " The WN A pro vid es ac ce ss to sel ect con ­ ten t from its pa rtn er s for oth er me mb ers to pu bli sh . E di to ri al Desk BY J ALEN PERRY perry039@rangers. uw p. edu T he Ra ng er Ne ws staf f a nd I are bac k fo r an ot he r ed itio n a nd we gre atly ap pre cia te the gre at rev iew s w e co n­ tin ue to g et . W e sp en d c ou ntl es s h ou rs in a nd out of the ne ws roo m to bri ng yo u t he inf orm ati on yo u n ee d. On e of the thi ng s th at we pr ide ou rse lve s on is im ple me nti ng wh ate ve r su gg es tio ns yo u a s t he rea der se e n ece s­ sar y. To do tha t, w e n eed yo u gu ys to le t us kn ow wh at yo u w ant co ve red . We are al wa ys loo kin g f or wa ys to im pr ov e y ou r ex pe rie nc e. E ma il us at ra ng em ew s@ uw p. ed u . You ca n a lso tw eet /fo llo w us @ Th eR an ge rN ew s, an d l ike ou r F ace - boo k p ag e. Th e Ra ng er Ne ws . We a re a lso cu rre ntl y a cc ep tin g n ew me mb er s to the or ga niz ati on . We a re loo kin g f or wr ite rs, ph oto gr ap he rs, c ar­ too nis ts, bu sin ess as sis tan ts, a nd ed ito rs. If y ou ar e i nte res ted in j oin ing the pa pe r, yo u c an sto p by o ur we ek ly M on da y m ee tin gs a t tw el ve in T he Ra ng er Ne ws off ice (L 10 1A in the St u­ de nt Ce nt er ), or fee l f re e t o st op ins ide the off ice wh en ev er s om eo ne in a nd as k fo r m or e i nfo rm ati on on pos itio ns. Yo u ca n rea ch us a t ra ng em ew s@ uw p.e du , or me pe rso na lly at my em ai l, w hic h i s list ed a lo ng wi th my staf f b elo w. Q u e s t i o n o f t h e i s s u e 3 T * \ i § ! K • JALESA CAMPBEL L cam pb04 4@r ange rs. uw p. ed u Ky ra Ha mi lto n Ju n io r | C ri m in al Ju st ic e A : I w ou ld de fi ni te ly first ch an g e th e pa rk in g lo t s it ua ti o n be ca us e th er e is ne ve r a ny w he re to p ar k . We pa y o v er $2 0 0 fo r a pa rk ­ in g pa ss , a nd w e 'r e al m os t al w ay s la te fo r cl as s. 1 w ou ld al so ch an ge th e ca fe te - K ir a Ha milt on ri a' s fo od be ca us e it 's ju st no t go od I' m pr et ty su re th e fo od is no t he al th y, T ac o T ue sd ay s ar e ok ay th o u g h. Ra yn a G ra ha m S op ho m or e | Pr e- M ed A : T he A th le ti c D ep ar tm en t pe op le sh ou ld be m or e in vo lv ed w ith th e te am s an d su pp or t th ei r sc h o o l. M at t S im ps on F re sh m en | M ar ke ti n g A : A dd a ni ce fo ot ba ll te am to br in g m or e re ve nu e in to th e sc ho ol . Ray na G rah am , Ma tt Sim pson De vin Co ok S en io r | C o m m un ic at io ns A : A s pr es id en t o f a st u d en t or g an iz at io n, I w ou ld ta ke o ut th e m an da to ry m ee ti ng s th at w e ha ve to at te nd o n ce a m on th . T he y ar e n o t ve ry ef fe c­ ti v e. T h e y 'r e te d io u s, an d a lo t o f in fo rm at io n is un ne ce ss ar y; bu t th a t' s ju st m e. B ri an na H er na nd ez F re sh m en | U nd ec id ed A : M or e th in g s to do th ro ug h­ ou t ca m pu s. P ar ks id e ne ed s to st ep up h av in g m or e ev en ts an d at le as t k ee pi ng it co n si st en t. . , n Bri ann a Hern and ez, Kes s Rya n Ke ss Ry an S op ho m or e | E xe rc is e S ci en ce A : H av e an "a ll yo u ca n ea t" bu ff et in th e ca fe be ca us e 1 fe el li ke 1 sp en d so m uc h g o in g ba ck an d fo rt h fo r li tt le th in gs . Er ic M oor e Co rey H os ki ns Fr es hm en | C om m un ic at io ns an d Pu bl ic R el at io ns A : W ith th e sc ho ol be in g ab ou t 70 -8 0% co m m ut er s, w e ne ed to ge t m or e co m m ut er s in vo lv ed be ca us e a lo t o f th em ge t th e id ea th at th e y 'r e ju st he re to ge t th ei r de gr ee an d le av e. C ol le g e is w ay m or e th an th at , s o th e st ud en t bo dy as w el l as th e ad m in is tr at io n , ne ed s to tie to ge th er to figure ou t a so lu ti on to m ak e a co m m u te r' s ex pe ri en ce at Pa rk si de be tte r. Er ic M oo re F re sh m en | M ar ke ti ng an d C om m un ic a­ ti on s A : O n e th in g I w ou ld lik e to ch an g e is to in co rp or at e ha nd s on le ar ni ng w ith in ou r m aj or s. A s a co m m un ic at io ns m aj or le ar ni ng ho w m uc h m ed ia is re le va nt to ou r li ve s, 1 fe el w e sh o ul d ha ve m or e ha nd s- on tr ai n­ in g w ith th e m ed ia to fu lly un de rs ta nd th e co nc ep t of w ha t re al ly ne ed to fo cu s on . Fr an kli n S im pk in s S op ho m or e | A rt A : H ow 1 w ou ld ch an ge P ar ks id e is by g iv in g it ba ck to th e st ud en t or ga ni za ti o ns in te rm s o f ev en ts an d pr om ot io ns to m ak e it m or e or ie nt ed fo r th e p eo p le th at at te nd an d m or e ap pe al in g fo r fu tu re st ud en ts . L et th e G re ek or gs ho st m or e ev en ts , o rg fa ir s, an d aw ar en es s pr og ra m s. L et or g an iz at io ns li ke B SU (B la ck S tu de nt U ni on ) ha ve m or e fu nd in g to pu sh th ei r ag en da of be tt er in g th e ex pe ri en ce fo r bl ac k st ud en ts on ca m pu s. A ls o, m ak e m ov e- in da y an ac tu al fu n ex pe ri en ce . T ha t da ys sh ou ld be filled w ith pa rt ie s an d ev en ts th at co ll eg e st ud en ts w ill en jo y an d no t th e us ua l tr ea tm en t w e re ce iv e. F re sh m en sh ou ld m ov e in on Fr id ay an d up pe rc la ss m en on S at ur da y w hi le th ro w in g a w el co m e ba ck B B Q w ith a gr ea t d j, gr ea t fo od an d lo ts o f o u td oo r ev en ts . T h is ca m pu s ca n be be tt er an d m or e en jo ya bl e, w e ju st ne ed so m eo ne to lis te n to ou r vo ic es . Sh ilo h Jo ne s Ju ni or | C ri m in al Ju st ic e A : S om et hi ng 1 w ou ld ch an ge ab ou t P ar ks id e is b ri ng m or e in vo lv em en t ar ou nd ca m p u s. 1 w ou ld sw it ch up th e tr ad iti on al ev en ts ar ou nd ca m pu s an d ha ve m or e ev en ts w ee kl y in cl ud in g w ee ke nd s as w el l an d ju st no t o n M on da ys , W ed ne sd ay s an d F ri da ys . 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