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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 47 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Parkside Students conduct economic research 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 d ate wit h the n ew s at TRNon line.or g. No ve m be r 1 5 ,2 0 1 7 I f o m g e r K U m Check out our next is su e o n Dec. 6! Th e R ange r N ew s is written a nd edi ted b y s tud en ts of th e University of Wis con sin -Pa rks ide ^an dth ey ar e solel y resp onsi ble fon ts editorial policy and co nte nt. Pa rk sid e stu de nt s conduct eco nomic research JOSEPH CANNING cann i@ra nger s. uw p. ed u Ec on om ic s pr of es so r N or ­ ma n C lo ut ie r a nd se ni o r C ar ol yn Ea stm an ar e ca rr yi ng on a ne ar ly tw o- de ca de lo ng se t of re se ar ch pr oj ec ts fo r th e be ne fi t of th e co m m un ity . T he re se ar ch re ga rd s wh at th e pr of es so r re fe rr ed to as th e ci ty of R ac in e' s " p er en n ia ll y hi gh un em ­ pl oy m en t ra te " an d ha s re ve al ed so m e in tr ig ui ng in fo rm at io n as to it s ca u se . Wh y Ra cin e? R ac in e' s pr ox im it y to UW - P ar ks id e w as an ob vi ou s fa ct or in ch oo si ng it as th e fo cu s of the st ud y, bu t C lo ut ie r al so st at ed th at th e c it y 's un em pl oy m en t is no t on ly hi gh er "t h an th e co un ty Norma n Cloutier it 's in bu t it 's al so hi gh er th an ma ny ot he r ci ti es in the st at e of W isc on ­ si n ." B as ed on da ta so ur ce d fr om th e 20 15 A m er ic an C om m un ity S ur ­ ve y, Ra ci ne c it y 's un em pl oy m en t ra te w as m or e th an tw o pe rc en t hi gh er th an th e st a te 's an d co u n ty 's ra te . C lo ut ie r sa id hi s an d E as tm an 's re se ar ch al so st ri ve s to ex pl ai n "t h e va ria tio n in un em pl oy m en t ac ro ss al l ci ti es in th e co un try th at ar e so m ew ha t si m il ar to R ac in e. " Fo r th ei r pu rp os es , "s im il ar to R ac in e" m ea ns ha vi ng a po pu la ­ tio n be tw ee n 25 th ou sa nd an d 50 0 th ou sa nd an d ha vi ng an A fr ic an - A m er ic an po pu la tio n of no le ss th an 5% bu t no m or e th an 75 % . In a ll , t he stu dy co nc er ns an am az in g 67 6 ci ti es . The begin ning "T he fi rs t tim e [t he st ud y] ca m e up wa s ba ck in 20 00 wh en I wa s te ac hi ng a c ou rs e in ur ba n ec on om ic s, " th e pr of es so r s ai d . "T he st ud en ts a sk ed .. . 'W h a t' s th e di ff er en ce be tw ee n R ac in e an d K en os ha ? O st en si bl y th ey se em to be ab ou t th e sa m e ci ty , so w ha t ex pl ai ns th a t? '" C lo u ti er 's cu ri ou s cl as s of 15 st ud en ts to ok it up on th em se lv es to an sw er th at qu es ti on . T he st ud y th ey pu t to ge th er , th ou gh m or e m od es t i n sc op e th an it s m od er n co un te rp ar t, m an ag ed to at tr ac t th e at te nt io n of th e lo ca l pr es s. Th e pr of es so r sa id th at — un ex ­ pe ct ed ly — fiv e ye ar s la te r he w as co nt ac te d by the di re ct or of th e R ac in e Co un ty Ec on om ic D ev el ­ op m en t C or po ra tio n wh o as ke d if he w ou ld be w ill in g to "t ak e on a co m m un ity ba se d pr oj ec t lo ok ­ in g at [u ne m pl oy m en t] in m or e d et ai l. " He co m m en te d th at he an d hi s st ud en ts "r ea ll y sp en t a lo t of tim e de ve lo pi ng a m od el an d us ­ in g a lo t of d at a. " H is en ti re 20 05 cl as s go t th e op po rtu ni ty to pr es en t th ei r w or k to a jo in t bo ar d of th e RC ED C an d th e R ac in e C ou nt y W or kf or ce D ev el op m en t C en te r. A new ch apter D oc to r C lo ut ie r wa s " un aw ar e of ho w m uc h of an ef fe ct [t he st ud y] ha d" . E ar lie r th is ye ar he w as co nt ac te d by the RC W DC w ho wa s w ill in g to pay fo r an up da te d st ud y. A no th er lo ca l de ve lo pm en t or ga ni za ti on , H ig he r E xp ec ta tio ns , a ls o pr ov id es fu nd ­ in g . So m e in te re st in g fi nd in gs fr om th e st ud y so fa r ar e th at ed uc a­ tio n— sp ec ifi ca lly hi gh er ed uc a­ tio n ov er se co nd ar y ed uc at io n— ha s a si gn if ic an t po si tiv e ef fe ct on em pl oy m en t an d a hi gh nu m be r of fa m il ie s he ad ed by w om en w ith ch ild re n un de r 18 w as a si gn if i­ ca nt de tr im en t to em pl oy m en t. Ea st m an is th e on ly st ud en t in vo lv ed in th e cu rr en t st ud y, bu t C lo ut ie r as se rt ed th at fu tu re re ­ se ar ch op po rt un iti es w ill lik el y be op en fo r in te re st ed st ud en ts . Fi rs t AI c it iz e n spa rk s p h il o s o p h ic a l d e b a te TRAV IS N OR TH ER N nort h00 4@r ang ers. uwp .edu On Oc t. 25 . 2 01 7, Th e Ki ng do m of Sa ud i A rab ia off ici all y re co g­ niz ed So ph ia , a n A I ro bo t, a s a ci tiz en of its na tio n. Th er e is no do ub t tha t t hi s d ec i­ sio n wil l ha ve an im pa ct wi thi n th e fields of tec hn olo gy , p hi lo so ph y, an d s ci en ce fiction, but the de ta ils of sa id im pac t a re sh ro ud ed in co mp lex ity . Th e stor y of Soph ia Th e ro bo t, d ev elo pe d by Ha n­ so n Ro bo tic s, w as cre ate d wit h the int ent ion of rec on str uc tin g th e soc ial fea tur es of hum an int era cti on . Th ere for e, s he can ide nti fy em oti on s bas ed on fac ial rec og nit ion so ftw are , car ry on co nv ers ati on s b ase d o n he r ga the red kn ow led ge an d e ve n cra ck jok es wh en sh e fee ls inc lin ed . So ph ia is a ste p f orw ard in t he pro ce ss o f d ev elo pi ng ma ch ine s t o so lv e pr ob lem s. Le ad ing AI de ve lo pe r D av id Ha nso n al so int end s for thi s t o be an ed uc ati on al ex pe rie nc e, bot h f or him sel f a nd for ot he rs . Th e c lo ud - bas ed AI use d for So ph ia uti liz es de ep lea rni ng tec hn olo gy , w hic h is lef t o pen so ur ce , m ea ni ng tha t t he ori gin al c od e i s f ree ly av ail ab le for ot he rs t o use an d mo dif y. Halfw ay huma n So ph ia is b ein g r ec og niz ed as a hum an by th e la w, bu t n ot ev ery on e ag re es . Sc ho lar s ha ve de ba ted fer ven tly abo ut wh eth er or no t AI ca n pro per ly rep lic ate hu ma nit y. Th e m ore ali ke art ific ial an d na tu­ ral int ell ige nc e b ec om e, t he mo re me rit So ph ia 's c lai m to cit ize ns hip wo uld ha ve . So ph ia, t he wo rld s m os t a dv an ced hum ano id robo t, fir st a cti va ted on Apr. 19 ,2 01 5. tha t re co gn izi ng So ph ia a s a per son Dr. J oe Pe ars on , p rof ess or of ph i­ los oph y at UW -Pa rks ide , sa ys tha t co mp ari ng rob ots to hu ma ns res ult s from a m isu nd ers tan din g o f th eir fun da me nta l f ou nd ati on s. "H um an s c an del ibe rate ly los e a ch ess ga me , or pla y s o a s to tea ch so me on e e lse th e g am e," he sta tes . "B ut the se pla yin g d iff ere nc es mu st be exp lici tly pro gra mm ed into a co mp ute r p rog ram sin ce it d oe s no t h ave su ch va ria ble be ha vio r a s nat ura l o pti on s g ive n o the r p roj ec ts. '' Us in g th e a nal ogy of ch es s, h e d em ­ on str ate s th at infi nite po ssi bil itie s o f sit ua tio na l c on tex ts pre ven t A I from per fec tly rep lic ati ng hu ma n th ou gh t an d b eh av ior , be cau se th e t rue hu ­ ma n e xp eri en ce can no t b e q ua nti ­ fied. Fr om thi s p ers pe cti ve, So ph ia and oth er A I r ob ots are sim ula tin g hu ma nit y, n ot rec rea tin g i t. Th is is n ot to s ay tha t AI sh ou ld be era dic ate d from soc iet y. Dr. Pe ars on str es ses th e imp or­ tan ce of a dv an ced tec hn olo gy for the fut ure of e du ca tio n, bu sin ess , a nd pro ble m- sol vin g. Th is a rgu me nt sim ply co nc lud es is a pro ble ma tic ch oic e. Ethi cs in q uestio n W hil e S op hia is def init ely a t ec h­ nol ogi cal ach iev em en t, m any pe op le ha ve cri tic ize d t he mo tio n t o g ran t her a c itiz en shi p. It dr aw s at ten tio n to t he gen der ine qua lity run nin g r am pa nt in Sa ud i Ar ab ia. Th er e, wo me n are ofte n for bid den from ap pe ari ng in p ub lic wit hou t a ma le g ua rdi an or wit ho ut a h ija b. COUR TESY O F IOT BA RCEL ONA Ho we ver , du rin g t he an no un ce­ me nt of her new cit ize ns hip sta tu s, So ph ia wa s o ns tag e a lon e, en joy ing rig hts tha t S au di wo me n c an no t. W hil e t he w or ld 's first rob ot cit ize n c ou ld hav e been a ma jor mi les ton e in the field of rob oti cs, its cir cu ms tan ce s p rov ed to be un sta ble . Int ere st in tec hn olo gy will like ly see a b oos t t han ks to S op hi a's pu bli c­ ity, but wh eth er or not the pa th to adv anc em ent wa s ju stif iab le is up for a s eri ou s d eb ate . IN DE X Ca m pu s N ew s 2 -3 Po lice Bl ot te r 3 Cu ltur e 4- 5 Ed ito ria l D es k 6 Sta ff & M iss ion 6 Op inio n 6 Bea rly N ew s 7 Sp ort s 8 C A M PU S N EW S Gr ad s tud ent resear ches EDS. S ee pag e 2 CU LT UR E F o re ig n fi lm re v ie w : T h in g s to c o m e S ee pa ge 5 O P IN IO N M in in g law at st ak e. Se e p ag e 6 BEARL Y NE W S H ig h sp e ed c a t ch a se . S ee pa ge 7 2 | CA MP US NEWS THE R AN GE R NEW S Nove mber 1 5. 20 17 L o c a l E v e n t s N o v e m b e r 1 5 HI ST Fa ll A dv isi ng So cia l | 12 -1 p.m . | 13 0, M oli na ro Joi n th e h isto ry de pa rtm en t f or ad vis ing du rin g th eir Fal l A dv isi ng So cia l. 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Dr aw ing s, foo d, a nd mo re tha t y ou can do rig ht he re at Pa rk- sid e! Ho pe to s ee you th er e! FR EE Ad mi ssi on int o th e F air ! N o v e m b e r 2 0 Ul ine Ne tw or kin g L un ch | 12 -1 p.m . | O ak Ro om , St ud en t C en ter Ne two rk wit h Pa rk sid e a lum ni wh o a re ad va nc ing the ir c are ers at Ul ine wh ile the y vis it c am pu s to s ha re inf orm ati on and an sw er qu es tio ns abo ut pu rsu ing ca ree rs in finance at Ul ine . Th ey wil l a lso pro ­ vid e r es um e fe ed ba ck to stu de nts . Ep he sia ns Bi ble Stu dy | 12 -1 p.m . | Sp ru ce Ro om , St ud en t C en ter Co me jo in us as we co nti nu e t o go thr ou gh the bo ok of E ph esi an s. Al l m ate ria ls pro vid ed and all ar e we lco m e! Mo nd ay Ni gh t M ov ie: IT: Ch ap ter On e | 9- 10 p.m . | C ine m a, S tud en t Ce nte r Co m e o n o ut and se e t his sca ry mo vie ! Sp on so red wit h PAB , H ou s­ ing & Re sid en t's Li fe, an d t he St u­ de nt C en ter . FR EE Ev ent & FR EE Po pc or n! N o v e m b e r 2 1 Am azo n Re cru itin g | 9 a.m .-4 p.m . | Sp ru ce Ro om , S tud en t C en ter Am azo n rec rui ter s w ill be o n the St ud en t C en ter bri dg e t o d isc us s se as on al, pa rt- tim e o pp ort un itie s an d to off er o n-t he -sp ot int erv iew s. Co mp an y pre sen tat ion s t hro ug ho ut the day in th e S pru ce Ro om . N o v e m b e r 2 8 CN H Ind us tria l C ap ita l P res en ta­ tion to Stu de nt Or ga niz ati on s | 5-6 p.m . | Oa k Ro om , S tud en t C en ter Th e F ina nc e + Inv est me nt Cl ub and Ac co un tin g C lu b w ill hos t P ark - sid e a lum Vic kie El lik . S t u d e n t s h o l d d r iv e f o r h u r r ic a n e v i c t i m s G r a d stu de nt re se a rc h es cu re fo r E D S LAURE L MARCINK US marci016@rangers. uwp. edu T he se d ay s, tr u e lo ve is ha rd to co m e by . A s co ll eg e st u d en ts , w e d at e fr eq ue n tl y an d y et , it se em s th at on ly fe w ca n ob ta in th e " o n c e in a li fe ti m e" lo ve th at ap p ea rs at th e en d of ev er y gr ea t st or y. H ow ev er , N ic k M al co lm , a g ra d u at e st ud en t at U W -P ar ks id e, h as fo un d th e se cr et to su cc es s. M al co lm , a M ol ec ul ar B io lo gy an d B io in fo rm at ic s m aj or , is st u d yi n g to be co m e a ph ys ic ia n- sc ie n ti st in ho pe s th at he ca n cu re th e d is ea se th at hi s fi an ce is fi gh ti ng to o v er co m e. Ehler s Dan los Syn drom e E D S (E h le rs D an lo s S yn ­ dr om e) is a ra re g en et ic d is o rd er th at af fe ct s th e jo in ts an d bl oo d v es se ls , an d it is an il ln es s th at bo th M al co lm an d hi s fi an ce ha ve . T h is co n d it io n ca us es e la st ic i­ ty in th e jo in ts , w hi ch ca n pr om pt al m o st ev er y st ru ct ur e in th e bo dy to d is lo ca te . T h is ca n m ea n se ri o u s re pe rc u ss io ns fo r th os e w ith a se v er e ca se . A le xa H ay cr af t, M a lc o lm 's ' fi an ce , ha s o ft en be en in an ex tr em el y cr it ic al co n d it io n . T h ro u gh ou t he r li fe ti m e, H ay - cr af t ha s un de rg on e m u lt ip le br ai n an d sp in al su rg e ri es , in ­ cl u d in g a co m pl et e sp in al fu si o n. A man on a m issio n W at ch in g hi s fi an ce su ff er ha s in sp ir ed M al co lm to em ba rk on a jo ur ne y o f lo ve , pe rs ev er an ce an d sa lv at io n as he at te m pt s to fr ee H ay cr af t of he r bu rd en . " W at ch ­ in g th e ef fe ct E D S ha s ha d on m y fi an ce is w ha t in sp ir ed me to p u rs u e th is ca re er p at h ," M al ­ co lm sa y s. Fe w w ou ld ar gu e th at M al co lm is no th in g sh or t of a he ro . S om e w ou ld sa y th at he is sa vi n g H ay cr af t bu t w ha t m os t d o no t kn ow is th at sh e sa ve d hi m to o . " It w as th an ks to A le xa th at 1 fo un d ou t 1 h ad E D S ," he sa y s. " I ha d ex pe ri en ce d a nu m be r of sy m pt om s fo r ye ar s bu t I ne ve r co nn ec te d th e d ot s un til sh e sh ow ed m e th e w ay ." F or tu na te ly , M al co lm 's ca se is no t as se ri ou s as H ay c ra ft 's . H ow ev er , di ag no si s is st il l ke y co n si d er in g th e se ri ou sn es s o f E D S. M al co lm 's il ln es s ha s ce rt ai n ly no t ke pt hi m do w n. P ri or to st ar ti n g co ll eg e, he w or ke d in E M S (E m er ge nc y M ed ic al S er vi ce s) , du ri n g co l­ le ge he ha s pe rf or m ed ex te ns iv e re se ar ch in D r. D ap hn e P h am 's la bo ra to ry an d no w , he ha s hi s pi ck of th e be st M D /P hD pr o­ gr am s in th e co u nt ry . H e is on th e pa th to fi n d in g a cu re , an d he is ta k in g hi s pr in ce ss w it h hi m . "T h e nu m be r o n e th in g th at I' d li k e pe op le to kn ow ab o ut A le xa is th at sh e is a fi g h te r, " he sa y s. "D es p it e ev er y th in g sh e d ea ls w ith on a da il y ba si s, sh e n ev er Nick Ma lcol m(l eft) and Ale xa Ha ycra ft(rg ht) n ewl y e ngag ed. ce as es to sm il e. I kn ow I sp ea k fo r m or e th an m ys el f w he n I sa y th at I fi nd he r to be an in sp ir a­ ti o n ." C ur re nt ly , M al co lm an d H ay cr af t ar e lo o k in g to w ar ds th e fu tu re . T h ey ho pe to bu ild a lif e o f lo v e , o n e in w hi ch th ey ar e bo th ha pp y an d he al th y. LAURE L MARC INKUS marci016@rangers. uwp . edu It ha s be en ov er a m on th si n ce th e d ea d ly h ur ri ca ne s ha ve sw ep t o ve r P u er to R ic o an d st il l, it s re si d en ce s re m ai n w it ho ut el ec ­ tr ic it y. E ne rg y ba se d co m p an ie s su ch as T el sa , D u ra ce ll , S on n en , Su nR un an d V iv in t ha ve co m e fo rw ar d an d of fe re d to ai d th e is la nd in g ai n in g po w er . In fa ct , T el sa , a so la r pa ne l m an uf ac tu ri ng co m pa ny , h as o f­ fe re d to re st or e po w er to P u er to R ic o v ia so la r en er gy . E lo n M u sk , t h e C E O o f th e fr an ch is e, re ac he d ou t to th e P ue rt o R ic an g ov er n or th ro ug h T w it te r in or d er to ex te n d th is o ff er . A s a re su lt , po w er w it hi n a P ue rt o R ic an C h il d re n 's H o sp i­ ta l ha s of fi ci al ly be en re st o re d . M us k an d R ic ar do R o ss el lo , th e go ve rn or , ar e sa id to be d is cu ss ­ in g w ay s to br in g ev en m or e po w er to th e is la n d. Givi ng ba ck F or tu na te ly , T el sa an d fr ie n d s ar e no t th e o nl y on es g iv in g ba ck . L uc ki ly , w e ha ve he ro es ri gh t he re in ou r ow n ba ck y ar d. T he B la ck S tu d en t U ni o n, L at in os U ni d os , U W -P ar ks id e' s E n vi ro nm en ta l C lu b an d H ab it at fo r H um an it y ha ve te am ed up to ho st a m on et ar y dr iv e fo r h u rr i­ ca ne vi ct im s al l ac ro ss th e g lo b e. T h e pr o ce ed s w ill be sp li t ev en ly be tw ee n Te xa s an d P u er to R ic o , in o rd er to ai d th e vi ct im s o f bo th H ar ve y an d M ar ia . A cc or d in g to th e U N IC E F fo u nd at io n , ne ar ly 1 m il li on T ex an ch il d re n w er e un ab le to st ar t sc ho o l du e to th e hu rr ic an e. T h er ef o re , th e pr oc ee ds fr om th e H ar ve y ca m pa ig n w ill go to w ar ds th e re st or at io n o f ed uc at io na l in st it u ti o n s. T he go al is to re su rr ec t th e T ex as sc h oo l sy st em s in ho pe s th at ch il d re n ca n q u ic k ly "g e t ba ck to sc ho ol an d ba ck to le ar n ­ in g ." O n th e co nt ra ry , th e pr oc ee ds fr om th e M ar ia ca m p ai gn w ill be g ea re d to w ar d so m et h in g el se en ti re ly . It is no se cr et th at th e ci ti ze n s of P ue rt o R ic o ar e st ru g g li n g . C o un tl es s lo ca ls ha ve go n e w it ho ut fo o d , w at er o r sh el te r fo r w ee ks , le av in g m an y in ne ed of m ed ic al tr ea tm en t th at re m ai ns u na va il ab le . T h er ef o re , th ro u g h th is m on et ar y d ri v e, U W -P ar ks id e st u d en ts ho pe to p ro vi de P u er to R ic o w it h th e cr it ic al su p p o rt it m os t d es p er at el y n ee d s. A s a re su lt , th e c am p ai g n 's pr oc ee ds w ill he lp sp o n so r th e d is tr ib u ti o n of em er g en cy re li ef k it s an d cl ea n w at er . U N IC EF , a n o n p ro fi t k no w n fo r it s w or ld ­ w id e h u m an it ar ia n e ff o rt s, w ill sp o n so r b o th o f th es e m on et ar y ca m p ai g n s. How to d ona te H ab it at fo r H um an it y is "e x tr e m e ly e x c it e d " to pa rt ne r up w it h B la ck S tu d en t U ni on , L at in o s U n id o s an d th e E nv ir on ­ m en ta l C lu b to ra is e m on ey fo r su ch a w o rt h y c au se . N ot to m en ti o n th at th ey ar e lo o k in g fo rw ar d to w it ne ss in g th e jo y th at th e re li ef ef fo rt s wi ll br in g . T h e m o n et ar y d ri v e be ga n O ct . 3 0 an d w il l ex te n d u nt il N ov . 2 7 . S tu d e n ts w h o w ou ld li ke to d o n at e ar e en co u ra g ed to co nt ac t A lm ir Is m an i (is ma nO O g r a n g ­ er s. u w p .e d u ) an d C as ey P au ls on ( p au ls 0 1 8 @ ra n g er s. u w p .e d u ) or vi si t th e H a b it at fo r H um an it y F ac eb oo k p ag e fo r m o re in fo rm a­ ti o n . Bla ck St u d en t U n io n to v is it n a ti o n a l co nf er en ce KIARA FOX fox00034@rangers. uwp . edu U W -P ar ks id e's Bl ac k St ud en t U ni on (B S U ) is se t to tr av el to th e U W -W hi te w at er , t o at te nd th e N at io na l B la ck S tu d en t U ni on C o n fe re n ce fr om N ov . 17 -1 9. A ll of th e ex ec u ti v e bo ar d m em be rs an d th re e o th er lu ck y st u d en ts g et to re p re se nt U W - P ar k si d e. BSU 's pu rpose B S U is a st u d en t- ru n o rg an iz a­ ti on on ca m pu s th at tr ie s to un if y bl ac k st u de n ts on ca m pu s. B SU o ff er s a sa fe pl ac e an d a ch an ce fo r bl ac k st u d en ts to fe el co n ­ ne ct ed w it h o th er bl ac k st u d en ts on ca m p us . BS U fo cu se s on ed uc at in g ev er yo n e. A cc o rd in g to M ar te l M cM ur - tr y, th e se cr et ar y o f B S U , " M o st ev en ts an d in fo rm at io n pr ov id ed is ba se d on bl ac k cu lt u re w hi ch is so im p o rt an t, no t on ly fo r th e st u d en ts o f co lo r, bu t al so to fu rt h er th e li be ra l ar ts ex pe ri en ce fo r al l st u d e n ts ." O n ca m pu s, B SU ha s pr o­ m ot ed cu lt ur al aw ar en es s th ro ug h ev en ts su ch as th e sh oo ti ng st ar s ca nd le li g ht v ig il , w hi ch w as us ed as a sa fe sp ac e to pa y re sp ec ts to pe op le w ho ha ve di ed as a re su lt of sy st em at ic in ju st ic e. T he y al so he ld an ev en t ca ll ed "K n o w Y ou r R o o ts " th at en co u r­ ag ed p eo pl e to em b ra ce th ei r cu lt u re . Natio nal B SU C onfe renc e T h is ye ar m ar ks th e 20 th N a­ ti on al B la ck S tu d en t U ni on C o n ­ fe re n ce an d ti es in to th e th em e "T w en ty Y ea rs o f N et w o rk in g w it h B la ck S tu de n t U ni on s A cr os s A m er ic a" . P ar ti ci p at in g co ll eg es in cl ud e U W -S to ut , U W - O sh ko sh , H ow ar d U n iv er si ty , an d L ew is U n iv er si ty . So m e sp ea k er s in cl ud e M ar il yn M . I rv in g , a pr o fe ss or o f sc i­ en ce ed uc at io n an d th e as so ci at e de an fo r re se ar ch an d sp o ns o re d pr og ra m s at H ow ar d U ni ve rs it y, an d R ic ha rd C . M cG re go ry , w ho se rv es a s th e ex ec u ti v e d ir ec to r o f st ra te g ic co m m u n ic at io n an d ac h ie v em en t ac c o u n ta b il it y fo r R o b b in sd al e A re a S ch o o ls in N ew H o p e, M in n e so ta . T h is n at io na l co n fe re n ce w il l o ff er st u d en ts a ch an ce to p a rt ic ip at e in w o rk sh op s th at w ill ed u ca te st u d en ts . M an y sp ea k e rs h av e be en in v it ed to sp e ak ab o u t th ei r p ro fe ss io n s an d g iv e in si g h t in to w h at it m ea ns to be bl ac k in th e p ro fe ss io n al w o rl d . T he m em be rs th at w il l be at te n d in g ca n us e th is ad v ic e to he lp st re n g th e n th e un it y of it s m em be rs an d th e ca m p u s as a w h o le . j . 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 47, November 15, 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 47 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. UW system votes for free expression mandate 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 up to d a te wit h t h e n ew s a t T RN onl ine .or g. N ov em be r 1 st , 20 17 i t i f e t t # Ch eck ou t our ne xt iss ue on Nov. 15 th! The Ran ger Ne ws i s wri tten an d e dite d b y s tud en ts o f the U niversity of Wisc onsi n-Pa rksid e, a nd the y are so lely re spon sibl e fo r its editorial policy an d c on ten t. U W sy st em v o te s for fr ee ex pr es sio n mandate TH OM AS BE YE R-B OW DE N beyerO 15@ran gers.uwp .edu Th e U ni ve rs ity of W isc on si n Bo ar d of R eg en ts ha s vo te d in fa vo r of a ne w po lic y, tit le d th e C om m itm en t t o A ca de m ic Fr ee ­ do m an d Fr ee do m of E xp re ss io n po lic y, th at d ea ls w ith fr ee sp ee ch an d pr ot es t on al l UW ca m pu se s. T hi s ne w po lic y w ill br in g ab ou t se ve ra l ch an ge s th at in cl ud e co di ­ fy in g th e cu rr en t pr ac tic e of no t al lo w in g a un iv er si ty to co m pe l st ud en ts or em pl oy ee s to ta ke ce rt ai n po si tio ns on pu bl ic po lic y is su es , re qu ir in g an ex pl an at io n of th e fr ee sp ee ch po lic y du ri ng fr es hm an an d tr an sf er st ud en t or i­ en ta tio n, an d m an da to ry re po rts on th e po lic y an d di sc ip lin ar y ac tio n ag ai ns t th os e w ho ha ve vi ol at ed it , p re pa re d by th e ch an ce llo r ea ch se m es te r fo r th e Bo ar d of R eg en ts to ap pr ov e. Ch an ges ha pp eni ng Ho we ve r, th e lar ge st and mo st co n­ tro ve rs ia l ch an ge to po lic y is th e pu ni sh m en t fo r an y st ud en t wh o "e ng ag ed in vi ol en t o r o th er di s­ or de rly m isc on du ct th at m ate ria lly an d su bs ta nt ia lly di sr up te d th e fre e ex pr es sio n of ot he rs ." T hi s de fin i­ tio n in cl ud es stu de nt s wh o a tte m pt to di sr up t a c am pu s sp ea ke r th at the y di sa gr ee wi th an d co m es af te r co m pl ai nt s by co ns er va tiv es ac ro ss th e U. S. th at rig ht -le an in g sp ea k­ er s ar e no t a ffo rd ed th e s am e le ve l of re sp ec t o n ca m pu se s a s lib er al pr es en te rs . W hi le ch an ce llo rs we re pr ev io us ly ab le to pu ni sh st ud en ts wh o had di sr up ted fre e sp ee ch ba se d on di sc re tio n, th e ne w po lic y m ak es pu ni sh m en t ma nd ato ry . T he pu ni sh m en t is cu rre nt ly a th re e st rik e s ys tem in wh ich tw o vi ol a­ tio ns of po lic y res ult in m an da to ry su sp en sio n an d th re e vi ol at io ns re su lt in ex pu ls io n. Th is ch an ge on ly af fe ct s s tu de nt s. Fa cu lty an d sta ff ar e sti ll pr o­ tec ted by cu rr en t un iv er sit y po lic y. UW -M ad iso n iss ue d a s ta te m en t ag ai ns t t he po lic y, st at in g t ha t " th e m an da to ry sa nc tio ns se t ou t by th e po lic y un ne ce ss ar ily ta ke aw ay th e di sc re tio n of a ca m pu s to im po se sa nc tio ns ap pr op ria te to a st ud en t's co nd uc t in a gi ve n si tu at io n. " O th er s ha ve als o vo ice d co nc er ns th at th e po lic y is a n at tem pt ed cr ac kd ow n on st ud en t ac tiv ism an d th at it un fai rly pu nis he s pr ot es t o f sp ea ke rs wi th co nt ro ve rs ia l o pi n­ io ns an d tha t " di sr up tiv e be ha vi or " is no t cl ea rly de fin ed . Stu de nts are aff ect ed Th e Bo ard of Re ge nt s a rg ue d th at th e po lic y is a ne ce ss ar y st ep to ­ w ar ds op en di sc ou rs e on ca m pu se s, sa yi ng th at sh ou tin g do wn sp ea ke rs is a vi ol at io n of th ei r fre e s pe ec h rig ht s a s we ll as st ud en ts in at te n­ da nc e of th e ev en ts . UW sy ste m Pr es id en t Ra y C ro ss to ld th e bo ard of re ge nt s be fo re th e vo te , "P er ha ps th e mo st im po rta nt th in g w e ca n do as a un iv er sit y is to tea ch st ud en ts ho w to en ga ge an d lis te n to th os e w ith wh om the y di ff er ." A nd th e po lic y st at es th e op in io n of the dr af te rs th at it is not th e ro le of the un iv er sit y to sh ie ld in di vi du al s fro m of fe ns iv e id ea s an d op in io ns . W is c o n s in Li br ar y A ss o c ia ti o n r ec o g n iz e s Pa rk sid e as Li br ar y o f t h e Ye ar TH OM AS BE YE R-B OW DE N Th e W is co ns in Li br ar y As ­ so ci at io n (W L A ) ha s re co g­ ni ze d ou r on -c am pu s lib ra ry as 2 0 1 7 's L ib ra ry of th e Ye ar fo r di st in gu is he d ac hi ev em en t in se rv ic e. T he aw ar d is gi ve n ou t in re co gn iti on of lib ra ry se rv ic es , sp ac e de si gn , s ta ff de ve lo p­ m en t an d co m m un ity ou tr ea ch . O ne of th e li b ra ry 's gr ea t­ es t ac co m pl ish m en ts— an d a pr im ar y re as on fo r w in ni ng th e aw ard — has be en th e B ig R ea d pr og ra m , w hi ch ha s dr aw n th ou sa nd s of pa rt ic ip an ts an d w as ci te d sp ec if ic al ly by th e W LA as a ve ry st ro ng ca se of co m m un ity ou tr ea ch . Th e Big Re ad , a bi g d ea l for UW -P ark sid e T he lib ra ry ha s w on tw o gr an ts fro m th e N at io na l En ­ do w m en t fo r th e A rt s fo r th e B ig Re ad pr og ra m to di st ri b­ ut e bo ok s to th e co m m un ity . Fi rs tly , w ith Fa hr en he it 45 1 in 20 14 an d no w w ith S ta ti on E le ve n th is Fe br ua ry . Fo r th e cu rr en t B ig R ea d on S ta ti on E le ve n, A nn a S ta di ck , di re ct or of th e U W -P ar ks id e Li br ar y, sp ok e ab ou t w ha t w as pl an ne d. Sh e sa id th at "T h er e wi ll be sp ea k er s, di sc us si on s, fi lm s, ou td oo r su rv iv al tr ai n­ in g, so ci al ev en ts , pe rh ap s a tra il ra ce A N D th e au th or , Em - on ca m pu s on Fe br ua ry Dr am ati c i mp rov em en ts and mo re on the wa y D av id G eh ri ng , t he li b ra ry 's A cc es s M an ag er , be lie ve s an ot he r fa ct or th at m ad e th e aw ar d po ss ib le is th e "s ta ff an d th e ov er al l lo ok of th e lib ra ry it se lf ." Fie sa id th at "T he st af f to a pe rs on is de di ca te d, en er ­ ge ti c, kn ow le dg ea bl e, an d w ill ­ in g to he lp ou t w he ne ve r an d w he re ve r ne ed ed ," an d ad de d th at "T h e lib ra ry it se lf ha s un de rg on e a dr am at ic tr an sf or ­ m at io n al l fo r the be tte r in th e la st se ve n ye ar s ta ki ng do w n un ne ce ss ar y do or w ay s, w al ls , m ov in g fu rn itu re ar ou nd , op en ­ in g up m or e sp ac e fo r ar t w or k, re m ov in g so m e hi gh sh el vi ng to al lo w fo r m or e lig ht , an d cr ea tin g a ve ry ap pe al in g an d op en en vi ro nm en t an d a pl ac e w he re pe op le wa nt to go ra th er th an fe el in g the y ha ve to g o ." M s. St ad ic k ad de d th at "W e co nt in uo us ly th in k ab ou t ho w w e r ea ch ou t to st ud en ts , a nd try to im pr ov e th ei r in -li br ar y an d on lin e ex pe ri en ce . L ib ra ri an s ha ve cr ea te d on lin e tu to ri al s to he lp st u­ de nt s le ar n to us e re so ur ce s, ch ec k ou t bo ok s or te ch no lo gy , re se ar ch to pi cs an d ci te th em . We st ar te d th e re se rv e- a lib ra ria n pr oj ec t, in w hi ch an y The new ga ming display s et up inside th e UW-Parksi de library. st ud en t ca n se t up an ap po in t­ m en t w ith a lib ra ria n fo r fr ee in di vi du al he lp in re se ar ch in g as si gn m en ts ." Th e lib ra ry al so ha s se v­ er al ne w pr oj ec ts un de rw ay to m ak e it an ev en be tte r en vi ro n­ m en t. A pr es en ta tio n pr ac tic e ro om is be in g in st al le d th at w ill al lo w st ud en ts to pr oj ec t an yt hi ng on th e w al l of a st ud y ro om an d re co rd th em se lv es gi vi ng a pr es en ta ti on , m ak in g it ea sy to cr ea te po dc as ts an d pr ac tic e cl as s pr es en ta ti on s. A dd iti on al ly , a Fa m ily Li te ra cy L ab ha s be en ad de d to th e se co nd fl oo r to gi ve pa r­ en ts w ith in fa nt s a qu ie t pl ac e to fe ed , ch an ge an d ca re fo r th ei r ch il dr en . M s. St ad ic k is lo ok in g in to a wa y to m ak e it po ss ib le to se rv e co ff ee to st ud en ts in th e See A W A R D , P age 2 IN DE X Ca mp us Ne ws 2- 3 Polic e Blo tter . 3 Cult ure 4 - 5 Edi tori al D esk 6 Staff & M issi on 6 Opin ion 8 Bearly New s 7 Sp ort s 8 C A M P U S N E W S Andr ea B eld ing fig hts ba ck. See pag e 2 B E A R LY N E W S S up e r c o m p u te r se cr e ts . S ee pa ge 7 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 47, November 1, 2017 Description An account of the resource Student newspaper of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis. 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Kur t Be rge nd ahl , a po lic e off ice r h ere on ca mp us , pr ov ide s so m e a ns we rs. Kurt Bergen dahl " O u t " In a n a cti ve s ho ote r si tua tion , "D o w ha t's natu ral to y ou ," h e ex pre sse s. "I t c oul d be ru n, it cou ld be h ide , it cou ld be fight but wh ate ve r it is , jus t do so m eth in g." In t he act ive sho ote r tra inin g film, Pre ven tin g M ass C aus ali ty Sh oo tin gs I n A C am pu s Se ttin g (fo un d o n the U WP we bsi te), Su e R ise lin g ex pla ins that the wo rd we sho uld kee p in min d is "ou L" Ge t ou t, ca ll o ut, hid e ou t, k eep o ut a nd tak e ou t. Ge t ou t, nan ou t of the line of fire an d g et t o sa fety . Ca ll o ut, on ce reach­ ing s afe ty d ial 91 1. Hid e ou t, i f get tin g ou t i s no t an opt ion then hide . K eep out , do wh ate ve r it tak es to kee p th e sh oo ter ou t o f th e ro om . Ta ke o ut, if all e lse fail s the n fight the s hoo ter. Ber gen dah l sta tes tha t m ost a ll do ors on ca m pu s ar e l ock abl e by stu de nts . Th ere for e, a s tud en t do es not hav e to wa it fo r a s taf f m em be r to ma nua lly lock the doo r. H e al so s tre sse s th at in the eve nt o f a s ho oti ng or a ny ca mp us em erg enc y, the c am pu s p olic e sho uld be call ed bef ore 911 . Th e em erg enc y ph on e n um ber for the c am pu s p olic e dep art me nt is 1 (26 2) 5 95- 291 1 a nd the non -em erg enc y nu mb er is 1 (262 ) 59 5-2 45 5. Pr ep ar e Ab ov e all els e, B erg end ahl sa ys tha t w e m ust pre par e. He en co ura ge s stu de nts t o v isit the " Un ive rsi ty Po lic e" pag e on the U W-Pa rks ide we bs ite as well as on Fa ceb ook (ht tp: //w ww .fac e- bo ok. com /uw ppo lice /). T he se res ou rce s con tain a list o f cla sse s th at st ud en ts can tak e to pre par e fo r a sh oo tin g. Th ey als o pro vid e a nu mb er o f v ide os tha t w alk au die nc es th rou gh an act ive sho ote r sc en ari o. A ddi tion ally , stu de nts can con nec t w ith off ice rs in or de r to talk thro ugh their co nc ern s. COURTE SY OF L AURE L MAR CINK US A po lice cru ise r si ts i n th e pa rkin g lo t out side of Ta lent Ha ll. We ar e in go od ha nd s Be rge nda hl a nd his team sh are a pro fou nd lov e for the ir jo b. " Th is is my cal lin g," Ber gen dah l st res ses . "I do it be cau se I ca re. U W-Pa rks ide is m y ho me an d 1 wa nt to kee p it s af e." With the se w ord s in mi nd , re me mb er t hat hate can no t tr uly pen etr ate ou r w alls , for its o ffic ers like Ber gen dah l wh o rem ind us th at lov e tr uly co nq ue rs a ll. S e n io r s t u d e n t a u d it s c la ss , e n ­ jo ys free c o u r se s AUS TIN KRIE GER Krieg004@rangers.u wp . edu Jo hn Hi nz e, a r eti ree fro m the Ra cin e a re a, ha s b een au di tin g c las se s he re at UW - Pa rk sid e si nc e 19 97 . Au di tin g a cla ss ref ers to a stu de nt ta ki ng a co ur se wi tho ut it co un tin g t ow ard a d eg re e o r cre dit ho ur s. Au di tin g a cla ss is f ree of ch ar ge fo r st ud en ts wh o fi t t he cri ter ia of be ing a Wi sco nsi n res ide nt, 6 0 ye ar s o f a ge or ov er an d/ or if t he y a re rec eiv ­ ing so cia l s ec uri ty dis ab ilit y be ne fit s. St ud en ts w ho fit int o t he fre e au dit cri ter ia re ce iv e a ch an ce to tak e c ou rs es t o bro ade n the ir kn ow led ge fre e o f ch ar ge . Joh n H in ze rel ish es i n t his ch an ce s ay in g, " I am no w 83 ye ars old an d be lie ve the se cla sse s h av e r eal ly en ric he d m y ret ire me nt ye ar s. " UW -M adi son in 1 95 6 w ith a de gre e in ec on om ics and his ­ tory . Fo llo wi ng a suc ces sfu l c a­ ree r in ins ura nce , Jo hn hap pil y retir ed in Ju ne of 19 96 a nd beg an a ud iti ng c las ses in t he fall of 199 7. Fo r th e fi rst fo ur y ea rs J oh n au dit ed cla sse s at UW -Pa rk- sid e, h e ac tua lly had to pay fo r the co ur se s, a fee wh ich ha s sin ce bee n r em ov ed by leg is­ lat ure . Jo hn has bee n r etu rni ng to U W- Pa rks ide for th e la st 2 2 ye ars bec aus e "i t' s f un " and he bel iev es i t h as a dde d a lo t t o his reti rem ent ye ars . G ro wi ng kn ow le dg e af ter re tir em en t Joh n w or ke d i n the ins ura nc e indu stry af ter gr ad ua tin g fro m C ou rs e hi gh lig ht s Ov er the se 22 yea rs, Joh n ha s au dit ed 76 co urs es wit h his lates t a udi t b ein g H um an Ev o­ lut ion , an ant hro po log y co urs e tau gh t by Dr. Bo b S ass o. S om e of Jo hn 's favo rite co ur ses ha ve bee n t ho se c los est to his int ere sts , in clu din g 9 hist ory co ur se s giv en by Pro fes sor Lau ra G ell ot, wh o r etir ed in 20 12 . Jo hn ha s al so enj oye d tak ing co ur se s in pol itic al s ci- COUR TESY O F AUST IN KRIEGER No n-t rad itio na l stu den t Joh n Hi nze , is a senio r w ell in h is 8 0's . Here he e njoys a cu p of coff ee a fte r o ne of his clas ses , Anthr opolo gy 2 00 H um an E volut ion. Se e A U D IT , Pag e 2 IN DE X Ca mp us Ne w s 2- 3 Pol ice Blo tte r 3 Cu ltur e 4- 5 Ed ito ria l De sk 6 Staff & M iss ion 6 Op inio n 6 Bearly Ne ws 7 Sp ort s 8 C A M P U S N E W S Ho w to fac e th e Equ ifax ha ck CU LT UR E Artist talk: William C a m a rg o OP IN IO N See pa ge 2 See pa ge 5 After v e g a s , r e a s s e s s in g ou r v a lu es See page 6 BEA RLY N E W S Pa rks ide 's d ea dly ne w stu dy See p a g e 7 Hh 2 CAMPUS NEWS THE RAN GER NEW S Loc al Ev en ts O c t o b e r 1 8 M ac hi sm o an d R el at io n sh ip s | 12 -1 p .m . | M o li n ar o 10 7 G u es t S p ea k er H ea th er K in d -K ep p el le ad s d is cu ss io n . S p o n so re d by L at in o s U n id o s. P um pk in P ai n ti n g C o n te st | 3 -6 p .m . | S tu d e n t C en te r T er ­ ra ce /T h e D en P ro fe ss io n al D ev el o p m en t M ee ti n g | 5 :4 5 -8 p .m . | S tu d en t C en te r A p ro fe ss io n a l sp e a k e r w ill be co m in g to ta lk ab o ut th ei r ex p e ri en c e re la ti n g to th e bu si ­ n es s w o rl d . H y p n o ti st : G ab ri el G o lm s | 9 -1 0 p. m . | T h e C in em a, S tu ­ d en t C en te r C o m e on o u t fo r a fu n n ig h t! F R E E E v e n t! O c t o b e r 1 9 N ew sp ap er H an d o u ts an d F ee db ac k S u rv e y ! | 1 2- 1 p.m ., | T h e B ri d g e Jo in us on th e B ri d g e a s w e h an d o u t O ct o b er 1 8 th 's is su e o f T h e R an ge r N ew s! P le as e ta k e o u r fe ed b ac k su rv ey as w el l. We w an t to h ea r fr om y o u , ou r re a d er s, as to ho w w e ca n im pr o v e th e co n te n t w e p ro d u ce an d ho w w e ca n b et te r se rv e yo u an d th e c o m m u n it y ! A ll su g g e st io n s ar e w el co m e! O c t o b e r 2 0 O p -e d W ri ti ng W or ks ho p | 9 :3 0 a .m .- 4 :3 0 p .m . | T al le n t 20 1 T h e P ro g re ss iv e M ed ia P ro j­ e c t' s p u rp o se is to d iv er si fy an d d em o cr a ti ze o u r n a ti o n 's o p -e d p ag es . W e a re o ff er in g a fr ee w o rk sh o p on ho w to w ri te o p -e d s. N o B ac k 40 S p ea k in g T ou r | 6 -8 p .m . | G re e n q u is t 10 3 W is c o n si n 's "P ro v e It F ir st " la w w as pa ss ed in 1 99 8. If a m in in g co m p an y w an te d to bu ild a m in e in W is co n si n , th ey ne ed on ly li st a si n g le m in e th at ha s no t ca us ed e n v i­ ro n m en ta l d e g ra d a ti o n . N o ne h av e be en b u il t si n c e . C an a ­ d ia n m in in g co m p an y , A q u il a R es o u rc es , is a tt e m p ti n g to b y p as s th is la w . O c t o b e r 2 4 C re a te a S im p le R es u m e | 9 :3 0 -1 1 :3 0 p .m . | R ac in e P u b ­ li c L ib ra ry , R ac in e D N R W ar de n | 4- 5 p .m . | W al nu t R o o m , S tu d en t C en te r C o m e m ee t D N R W ar de n T on y Y ou ng a s he te ll s us al l ab o u t b ei n g a p ar t of D ep ar t­ m en t o f N at u ra l R es o u rc es an d ho w he g o t to w h er e he is to d ay !! O c t o b e r 2 6 H al lo w ee n D an c e | 9 p .m .- 12 a .m . | T h e D en , S tu d en t C en te r R H A is ve ry pl ea se d to an ­ n o u n ce th at w e w ill be h o st in g o ur fi rs t H al lo w ee n D an ce ! T h er e w ill be m us ic , d an c in g , fo o d , an d a p h o to b o o th ! T h e re w il l al so be a co st u m e co n te st w ith p ri ze s Oc tob er 2 8 M ak e a D if fe re n ce D ay | 7: 45 a .m .- 1 2 p .m . | A tr iu m , S tu d e n t C en te r R ef re sh m e n ts an d t- sh ir ts w il l be a v a il a b le . L ea v e at 8 :3 0 a. m to pr o je ct s it e s. H o w t o f a c e t h e Equ ifax h a c k BENJ AMIN PATTERSON patte055@ rangers.uw p . ed u T h e th re at o f id en ti ty th ef t ha s be en a w id es p re ad fe a r fo r m os t o f th e 2 1 st ce n tu ry , an d th is re ce n t E q u if ax ha ck e p it o m iz e s th at fe a r m uc h to o w e ll . E q u if a x In c. , a co n su m er c re d it re p o rt ­ in g ag en cy e n tr u st e d w it h so m e o f th e m os t v a lu a b le in fo rm a ti o n A m er ic a n s p ri v a te ly p o ss e ss , w as in c h ar g e o f p ro te c ti n g ro u g h ly 14 5 m il li o n p e o p le s' n a m e( s) , so ci a l se cu ri ty n u m be r, b ir th d at e an d a d d re s s( e s) . It is a ls o es ti m a te d th a t 2 0 9 ,0 0 0 A m er ic a n s ha d th e ir d r iv e r 's li c en se n u m b er s an d c re d it ca rd n u m b er s u n d er E q u i­ fa x 's fa ll ib le su p e rv is io n , w h ic h , m in d in g th e m a g n it u d e o f w h at ju st to ok p la c e , w as no t ve ry m in d fu l o f th e ir c o m p u te r sy s­ te m s b ei n g in fi lt ra te d in M ar c h . F u rt h e rm o re , th es e tw o m aj o r b re ac h es w er e d o n e by th e sa m e c y b e rc ri m in a ls . O n ce E q u if ax le a rn ed th at th ey ha d lo st th is su b st a n ti a l su m o f c o n su m e r in ­ fo rm a ti o n on Ju ly 2 9 , th e ag en cy w o u ld w ai t to in fo rm th e p u b li c o f th e h ac k u n ti l S ep t 7. It is s ti ll e st im a te d th at c y b er c ri m in a ls to o k th is d a ta in th e m id d le o f M ay . D u ri n g th is lo n g ti m e in b et w ee n Ju ly an d S ep te m b e r, th re e se n io r e x e c u ti v e s so ld th ei r sh a re s in E q u if a x to th e su m o f 1. 8 m il li o n d o ll a rs . W ith 4 0 % o f th e n at io n al p o p u la ti o n m o re su sc e p ti b le to id e n ti ty th e ft , fo rm er c o n su m e r c re d it re p o rt ­ in g p ro fe ss io n a ls Jo h n G a m b le , Jo se p h L o u g h ra n an d R o d o lf o P lo d e r, a ft e r le a v in g th e ir re sp e c - m in a gr an t to g o t o lo w -i n c o m e s tu d e n ts JO S E P H CA NN IN G A gr an t th at c ha ng es the gra nt in t he R ac ine are a ar e U W -Pa rk- pro vid ed by e ac h i nst itu tio n so tha t JO S E P H CA NN IN G canniO01 @ ran gers , uw p. ed u Th ey say , "Te am wo rk m ak es ti re dre am w or k. " We ll, if t his is tru e, th en UW -Pa rks ide is on the right tra ck. UW -Pa rks ide , Ga tew ay T ech ni­ ca l C oll eg e, B uil din g O ur F utu re o f Ke no sh a Co unt y, H igh er E xp ect ati on s of Ra cin e C ou nty an d Ta len t H ub ha ve par tne red wi th Lu mi na F ou nd ati on in ord er t o m ak e po st-s eco nda ry edu cat ion att ain ab le f or a ll st ud en ts. Th es e si x i nst itu tion s pla n t o im ple ­ m en t a m yri ad o f str ate gie s in ord er t o im pro ve hig her edu cat ion an d p ost -gr ad op po rtu nit ies . Th eir str ate gy inc lud es w ork ing tog eth er a s o ne to c om bin e re sou rce s, ad dre ss ine qu ali ties , m ani pu lat e da ta and an aly ze a nd cri tiq ue o utc om es. A gr an t th at ch an ges th e ga me Th e Lu mi na Fo un dat ion ha s h and pick ed 17 c om mu nit ies thr ou gh ou t the Un ited Sta tes t o r ece ive a g ran t of $ 35 0,0 00 . Th is g ran t wi ll i mp rov e stu den t l ife a nd loca l e du cat ion eff ort s, by a idi ng t he co mm un ity in c ult iva tin g the pu bli c. T he fou nda tion refe rs t o the se c om mu nit ies as ' T al en t H ub s" o r exc ept ion al dis tric ts th at s hin e ab ov e the res t. So m e o f th ese "T ale nt H ub s" inc lud e Ne w M ex ico , Tex as, M as­ sac hu set ts, Ind ian a, O hio , Co lor ad o, Ca lifo rni a, T enn ess ee, N ew Yor k an d last but no t le ast , Ra cin e, W isc ons in. A ne w a pp roa ch to e du ca­ tion Th e sc ho ols tha t wi ll r ece ive the A U D I T : S e n io r s t u d e n t e n ce an d ec o n o m ic s an d h o p es to c o n ti n u e a s lo ng a s p o ss ib le . Sp re ad in g th e wo rd Jo hn is a ls o on th e b oa rd o f d ir e ct o rs fo r an o rg an iz a ti o n ca ll ed A d v en tu re s in L if e ­ lo ng L ea rn in g (A L L ). A L L is an o rg an iz at io n d ed ic at ed to b ro ad en in g th e k n o w le d g e of se n io r c it iz e n s by o ff e ri n g le c tu re s, cl a ss es , da y tr ip s an d m an y m or e a c ti v it ie s fo r th e co m m u n it y . A lo n g w it h w o rk in g on A L L , Jo h n ho p es to b ri n g m o re aw a re n es s to th e o p p o rt u n i­ ti es a v a il a b le th ro u g h a u d it in g c o u rs e s. Ju st as he ha s en jo ye d an d en ri ch ed h is re ti re m en t y e a rs , he h o p es to sh ar e th e c h an c e w it h h is p ee rs . T h ro u g h th is o p p o rt u n it y , Jo h n h as g ai n ed kn o w le d g e, fr ie n d sh ip s, an d ne w p er sp e c­ ti v e s th at h av e he lp ed hi m en ri c h hi s re ti re m en t y e a rs . To a u d it a co u rs e, if y o u fit th e c ri te ri a , v is it U W -P ar k- s id e 's w eb si te an d se ar ch th e ke yw o rd " a u d it " to find th e a p p li ca ti o n ne ed ed to at te n d th e co u rs e . Jo hn h o p es th at hi s jo u rn ey an d e x p er ie n c e w il l in sp ir e m or e o f h is p ee rs to ta ke a d ­ v an ta g e o f th e o p p o rt u n it y th at he ha s an d h o p es to co n ti n u e to fo r a s lo ng a s p o ss ib le . gra nt in t he R ac ine are a ar e U W -Pa rk- sid e an d G ate wa y Te chn ica l C oll eg e. Th is m on ey will be use d to im pro ve eac h i nst itut ion in pro fou nd wa ys . Fo r in sta nce , it w ill ma xim ize cre dit tra nsf ers , m ak e th e sc ho ol sys tem ea sie r to n avi gat e, l oca lize c oll eg e ac ce ss, bui ld p rof ou nd co mm un ity pa rtn ers hip s an d h elp str en gth en ma th pro gra ms . It w ill ma xim ize cre dit tra nsf ers by all ow ing cre dit s to tra nsf er o ve r m ore sm oo thl y and effe ctiv ely . Ad diti ona lly, it w ill ma ke the sys tem ea sie r to nav iga te s o t hat stu den ts, facu lty, s taf f an d i nc om ing freshman ar e all o n th e sa m e p ag e. It wi ll a lso loc ali ze c oll eg e ac ce ss by ma kin g p ost -se con dar y inf orm a- tion m or e att ain ab le f or h igh sch oo l stu de nts . In o the r w ord s, t hey wil l ha ve b ett er a cc es s to the op po rtu nit ies pro vid ed by e ac h i nst itu tio n so tha t the y c an de cid e w hi ch o ne th ey 'd lik e to att en d. Th e p rog ram ha s fo rge d m an y pa rtn ers hip s in clu din g on es wit h UW -P ark sid e, G ate wa y T ech nic al Co lle ge , Bu ild ing O ur Fut ure , H igh er Ex pe cta tio ns a nd T ale nt Hu b. Las tly, it w ill s tre ng the n ma th pro gra ms by im ple me nti ng str ate gie s to ge t stu de nts ex cit ed ab ou t l ear nin g. Gr ate ful All in a ll, t his gra nt is s ure to c ha ng e the liv es o f m an y. Lo cal stu de nts will be rea pin g it s rew ard s fo r ye ars to c om e. S o w he th er a st ud en t of Ga tew ay Te chn ica l C oll eg e or UW -Pa rks ide , on e t hi ng 's f or s ur e, we will for ev er be gra tef ul f or th e gi fts it g ive s u s. — fM M k COU RTE SY OF HT TP ://G PB NE WS .OR G/ For mer Eq uif ax C E O Ric har d S mith t estify ing befo re the H ous e En erg y and Com merc e Co mmit tee. ti v e p o si ti o n s at E q u if a x , w o u ld no t be re ac h ed fo r c o m m e n t. Wit h c au sat ion s c om e t he affe cte d A co m m o n q u es ti o n am o n g th o se a ff ec te d h a s b e e n , " h o w w as I ev er v u ln e ra b le to th is ? " F ir st ly , A m er ic a n s a re ju st a b o u t o b li g at ed to g iv e th o se v a ri e ti e s o f p er so n a l d at a to a g e n c ie s li k e E q u if a x fo r re a so n s th a t w il l be ex p o u n d ed u p o n la te r. S e c o n d ly , E q u if a x 's fo rm er C E O R ic ha rd S m it h w as q u o te d re ce n tl y th a t fr a u d w as w o rt h u ti ­ li z in g fo r b u si n e ss m e an s, w hi ch d e a ls to h o w p o o rl y in c en ti v iz e d co m p a n ie s li ke E q u if ax c a n g e t w he n a d u b io u s bu nc h b ec o m e e n c h a rg e d . B ut al l th in g s c o n si d e re d , h er e is th e m o re p la u si b le e x p la n a ­ ti o n : By p ay in g ce ll p h o n e an d / or c re d it ca rd b il ls , lo an s o r fi li n g fo r b an k ru p tc y so m e ti m e s in th e p as t se v e n y e a rs , a g e n c ie s li k e E q u if ax b a si c a ll y re v o lv e ar o u n d a n y th in g th at c o u ld im p ac t so m e ­ o n e 's c re d it sc o re . S tu d en t lo an s a re a n o th er c a u se fo r c o n c e rn , bu t th is to ta l d o e s n o t ne ar ly to u ch th o se a lr e ad y la id o u t. Re cou rse op tio ns F o r th e p eo p le a t U W -P ar k si d e an d b ey o n d , th e re a re s ti ll so m e p ro d u c ti v e m e a su re s y o u ca n ta k e . Y ou r in it ia l fo c u s sh o u ld be h ea d in g to w w w .e q u if a x se c u ri - ty 2 0 1 7 .c o m to se e if yo u a re o n e o f th e m il li o n s o f p e o p le a ff e c te d . N ow , th o se w h o h a v e le ar n ed th at th ey a re , h e re a re tw o c o n si d e r­ a b le o p ti o n s : o rd e r a c re d it re p o rt im m e d ia te ly an d st ay m in d fu l o f it s c u rr e n t s ta tu s , o r g o as fa r a s to fr e e z e y o u r c re d it . D o in g th is re q u ir e s m o re en er g y an d o u t- o f- p o c k e t m o n ey th o u g h , bu t fo r so m e , it h a s be en th e be st re co u rs e ta k e n . O ct ob er 18 th . 20 17 THE RANGER N EWS CA M PU S NEW S | 3 F o x N ew s c u t s national anthem THO MAS BEYER -BOWD EN beyerO 15@ranger s.uwp . ed u N at io na l F o o tb al l L ea g u e (N F L ) fo o tb al l fi e ld s ha ve be co m e a g ro u n d s fo r d eb at e o n ra ce re la ­ ti o n s, p at ri o ti sm an d fr e e sp ee ch in th e p as t w e e k s, fo ll o w in g P re si d en t D o n al d T ru m p 's sc at h ­ in g cr it ic is m of p la y e rs k n ee li n g d u ri n g th e n at io n al a n th em . T h e tr en d of k n ee li n g d u ri n g th e an th em w as st ar te d la st y ea r by fo rm e r S an F ra n ci sc o 4 9 e rs 's q u ar te rb a c k C o li n K ae p e rn ic k . C o n c ei v ed a s a p ro te st ag ai n st po ­ li c e b ru ta li ty an d ra ci al in eq u al it y , th e ac ti o n ha s o n ly re ce n tl y be en w id el y ad o p te d by p la y e rs . M an y c it e w he n P re si d en t T ru m p ca ll ed o n te am o w n e rs to fi re k n ee l­ in g p la y e rs , s a y in g " W o u ld n 't yo u lo v e to se e o n e of th es e N F L o w n er s w he n so m e o n e d is re sp ec ts o u r fl a g to sa y , 'G e t th at so n of a b it ch of f th e fi e ld ri g ht no w . H e 's f ir e d .' " a s th e ca u se of th e w id e­ sp re ad in c re a se in k n ee li n g . In re sp o n se to hi s st a te m e n t, o v er tw o -h u n d re d p la y er s k n e e le d , lo ck ed ar m s or d id no t le av e th ei r lo ck er ro o m s fo r th e n at io n al an th em d u ri n g th e th ir d an d fo u rt h w ee ks of th e se a so n . H is re sp o n se an d th e en su in g co n tr o v er sy ha s sh if te d th e d ia lo g u e of th e pr ot es t fr o m K a e p e rn ic k 's go al of p e a c e - COURT ESY OF CB SBOST ON.FIL ES.WO RDPRE SS.CO M Pat riot s pl aye rs kn eel ing in p rote st d urin g th e na tion al an the m. fu l p ro te st ag ai n st p o li ce b ru ta li ty , to a d e b at e on p at ri o ti sm an d fr ee sp e e c h . Ho w the pub lic res pon ds P ub li c o p in io n p o ll s ha v e sh o w n a sh if t re ce nt ly as 4 1 % of pe op le no w b el ie ve th at k n ee li n g fo r th e n at io n al an th em is an a p ­ p ro p ri at e fo rm of p ro te st , up fr om 32 % in 2 0 1 6 w he n it w as fi rs t s e e n . F u rt h er , o nl y 30 % of pe op le st ro n g ly ap p ro v e or so m ew h at ap p ro v e of P re si d en t T ru m p 's h an ­ d li n g of th e p ro te st s, su ch as w he n he as ke d M ik e P en ce to w al k ou t of th e ga m e be tw ee n th e In d ia n ap ­ o li s C o lt s an d 4 9 e r' s on O c t. 8 . UW -Pa rks ide res pon ds H ow ev er , a n g er a t T ru m p ha s no t pr ot ec te d th e N FL fr o m se ri ­ o u s ec on o m ic p re ss u re . A ss is ­ ta nt P ro fe ss o r of Ne w M ed ia at P ar k si d e , J ac q u el y n A rc y, b el ie v es th at d ro p p in g ti ck et sa le s an d "N F L ra ti n g s |b e in g ] on a st ea d y d e c li n e " ha ve pu t se ri o u s pr es su re on N F L o w n er s, w ho ar e co n si d e r­ in g a ru le ch an ge re q u ir in g pl ay er s to st a n d . T h e sa m e ca n be se en fr om F o x S p o rt s, w ho in an in te rv ie w w ith S p o rt s Il lu st ra te d , s ta te d th ey w ou ld no lo n g er ai r co v er ag e of th e na ti on al an th em be fo re g am e s. D r. L in da C ra ft o n , a C o m m u n i­ c a ti o n 's P ro fe ss o r at P ar k si d e , b el ie v es th at "F o x S p o rt s ' d ec is io n to n o lo ng er sh ow co v er ag e of th e na ti on al an th em be fo re th e ga m es al ig n s Fo x w ith T ru m p 's in ab il it y to re co g n iz e th e va lu e of a n on -v io le n t pr ot es t in a d em o c­ ra cy an d th e re sp o n si b il it y of th e ne w s m ed ia to co ve r it ." S h e a d d s th at " i t 's im p or ta n t to re co g ni ze an d co n ti n ue to as k th e q u es ti o n re ga rd in g th e p la y e rs ' ri g h t to us e th e an th em a s a pl at fo rm fo r p o li ti ca l d is se n t. " T he L e a g u e 's at te m p ts to m o l­ li fy fa n s ha ve a ls o no t se en su c­ c e ss . T he y ha ve ta ke n in A rc y 's vi ew , "d is p a ra te an d so m et im es co n tr ad ic to ry re sp o n se s to th e p ro te st [w h ic h ] in d ic at e a br oa de r e ff o rt to av oi d al ie n at in g br oa d sw at h s of N FL v ie w er s. " C h an g ­ in g th e pr o te st fr o m k n ee li n g fo r th e an th em to lo ck in g a rm s, k n ee li n g b ef or e th e a n th e m , o r no t sh o w in g up fo r th e an th em at al l ha ve fa il e d to qu el l an g er . T he p ro bl em a s A rc y se es it , be in g th at "f o o tb a ll au d ie n ce s st ra d d le p ar ti sa n d iv id e s" an d m an y T ru m p su p p o rt er s no w vi ew th e d em o n ­ st ra ti o n s a s ex p li ci tl y p ar ti sa n . S tu d e n t th re ad s co m p u te rs to g et h er fo r sc ie n c e JOS EPH CAN NIN G canniO01 @ranger, uw p.e du " I t sta rte d ou t as cr ed it, no w it 's ju st tu rn in g int o a pe rso na l pr oj ec t. " A t U W -P ar k si d e in a sm a ll , u n as su m in g ro om tu ck ed aw ay in th e se co n d fl o o r o f G re en q u is t H al l, d o ze n s o f c o m p u te rs o f al l so rt s a re b u zz in g in c es sa n tl y . T h es e c o m p u te rs h av e a co m m o n p u rp o se — th ey a re a u n it , jo in e d by a ju n g le o f w ir es to ru n b il li o n s o f c al c u la ti o n s ev er y m in ut e fo r th e b en e fi t o f sc ie n c e . T h is un it is th e p et pr o j­ e c t o f a si n g le P ar k si d e st u d e n t: E v an M ac in to sh . Th e beg inn ing s " It st a rt ed h al f a s a jo k e ," sa id M a c in to sh , sm il in g . In 2 0 1 5 , a fr ie n d o f h is ha d fa c e ­ ti o u sl y su g g es te d th ey se t up a B e­ o w u lf c lu st er , a m et h o d of p ar al le l c o m p u ti n g . T h e m et ho d in v o lv e s li n k in g to g e th e r m an y co n su m er - g ra d e P C s. To h is fr ie n d 's su rp ri se , E va n re sp on de d se ri o u sl y : " L e t' s do it !" S o on af te r, th e tw o co l­ le ct ed ol d P C s an d m ad e th e ir first cl u st er in o n e of th ei r b as em en ts . It w as a m o d es t af fa ir an d ha s si n ce be en d is as se m b le d , bu t it ga v e M ac in to sh th e n ec es sa ry ex p er ie n ce to ex pa nd th e p ro je ct . A ne w ch ap ter O n ca m p u s, he fo un d ne w co m p u te rs an d a ne w sp ac e w it h w hi ch to se t up a be tt er cl u st er . W ith th e g u id an ce of p h y si cs p ro fe ss o r W il li am P ar ke r. M ac in to sh se t up a ne w pr oj ec t in a tin y c lo se t. T h e re se ar ch w or k th e c lu st e r w as p er fo rm in g ev en tu al ly d em an d ed m or e sp a c e , an d th e p h y si cs d ep ar tm en t al lo w ed th e co m p u te rs to be m ov ed to th ei r cu rr en t lo ca ti o n . N ow th e cl u st er ha s gr ow n to in cl u d e po w er fu l co m p u te rs w it h X eo n p ro ce ss o rs an d nV id ia G P U s as w el l a s m or e m un d an e h ar d w ar e. Ma th ma chi nes T h e re se ar ch th a t' s be ­ in g do ne is on th e b eh av io r o f e le ct ro n s w it h in at o m ic st ru c tu re s. T h e c lu st e r ru n s co m p le x ph ys ­ ic s si m u la ti o n s ba se d on d en si ty fu n ct io n al th eo ry of th es e st ru c- COURT ESY OF J OSEP H CAN NING A clu ster of c omp ute rs s et u p by Mac into sh. COURTES Y OF J OSEP H CANN ING Eva n M aci nto sh pose s in fro nt o f h is c om put ers as t hey run calc ula tion s. tu re s us in g a so ft w ar e am u si n gl y b ra nd ed Q ua nt um E S P R E S S O . B ec au se th e m at h in v o lv ed in th e si m u la ti o n s is so in te n se , tr em en d o u s p ro ce ss in g po w er is re q u ir ed . M ac in to sh el eg an tl y ex pl ai ne d th e ad v an ta g es o f p ar al le l co m p u t­ in g w ith an a n al o g y : " L e t' s sa y yo u ha ve a te st w it h 14 4 q u es ­ ti o n s, an d y ou ca n d o on e q u es ti o n a m in u te : th e te st ta k es yo u 14 4 m in u te s. N ow le t' s sa y yo u ha ve a fr ie n d .. . no w th at ta k es y o u 72 m in u te s. " C u rr en tl y th e si m u la ti o n s be in g ru n a re w ha t he re fe rr ed to as "b ab y st e p s ." T he y on ly re p ro ­ d uc e on e m o n o la ye r (e ig h t at o m s) th ic k m at er ia l, bu t he h o p es to ev en tu al ly si m u la te m at er ia ls w ith th ic k n es se s o f up to 20 or 50 m o n o la y er s. T he c al c u la ti o n s in v ol ve d in re p re se n ti n g ev en a si n g le m o n o ­ la ye r of m at er ia l ta k es da ys to c o m p le te . F ut ur e en d ea v o rs w ill no t finish fo r w ee k s. An eve r-e vol vin g p roje ct P ro fe ss or P ar ke r an d M a­ ci n to sh ha ve be en aw ar de d $ 9 0 0 0 in gr an t m on ey to co n ti n u e th ei r re se ar ch , an d th ey ho pe to sp en d it on be tt er h ar d w ar e. A bo ut th e p ro je ct , M ac in to sh sa id , " It st ar te d ou t as c re d it , no w it 's ju st tu rn in g in to a p er so na l p ro je c t. .. 1 s e e m y ­ se lf d o in g a lo t o f th is la te r in li fe , an d I th in k .. . th is w il l in cr ea se m y sk il ls in th is a re a ." If yo u ar e in te re st ed in p ar al le l co m p u ti n g or w it h g et ­ ti n g in vo lv ed in p h y si cs re se ar ch . M ac in to sh sa id he is op en to m or e st u d e n ts jo in in g in . Yo u ca n co n ta ct hi m at hi s em ai l— m ac in O O 1 @ ra n g e rs .u w p . ed u . Last wee k's an swe rs: 7 4 6 9 2 1 8 3 3 1 5 4 6 8 9 7 4 5 7 6 8 2 3 9 9 6 8 1 3 5 2 4 1 2 3 7 4 9 5 6 2 7 1 8 9 6 4 5 5 3 9 2 1 4 7 8 6 8 4 3 5 7 1 2 The winner of la st issu e's sudok u draw ing is S h e r lo c k Xia ! Police Blotter S e p t e m b e r 2 9 M E D IC A L A S SI ST A N C E I P ik e R iv er S u it e s. 10 :1 8a m . O ff ic er re ­ qu es te d fo r st ud en t w el fa re ch ec k . O ff ic er es co rt ed st ud en t to S H C C , w ho w as th en tr an sp or te d to lo ca l ho sp ita l by R es cu e U ni t. O c t o b e r 1 S U S P IC IO U S C IR C U M ­ ST A N C E S I R IT A L o t. 1 2: 39 p m . K SD di sp at ch re po rt s so m eo ne po ss ib ly li vi ng in th ei r ve hi cl e w ith an an im al . O ff ic er to ok re po rt . O c t o b e r 6 T H E F T FR O M A M O T O R V E ­ H IC L E I RI TA B/ C L o t. 12 :3 8 pm . C om pl ai na nt (S tu d en t) re po rt s st ol en U W P P er m it , o ff ic er to ok a re p o rt . A G E N C Y A SS IS T I CT H E (1 2 th S t) . 7 :2 3 p m . K SD re qu es t as si st an ce on tr af fi c ac ci d en t, U W PP D of fi ce r as si st ed w ith tr af ­ fic co n tr o l. T R A F F IC A C C ID E N T - H IT & RU N I R IT A B /C L o t. 9 :5 9 p m . C om pl ai na nt re po rt he ar in g ye ll in g & po pp in g so un d co m in g fr om RI TA L o t. O ff ic er re po rt s d am ag e to li gh t po le in RI TA L o t. O ff ic er st o pp ed a ve hi cl e w ith it s ha za rd li g h ts on th is sa m e ve hi cl e w as in vo lv ed w ith ac ci d en t. Ve rb al W ar ni ng is su ed fo r F ai lu re to N o­ tif y P ol ic e of A cc id en t. O c t o b e r 9 W E L FA R E C H E C K I An im al C ar e . 7 :1 5 p m . W el fa re ch ec k re qu es te d, of fi ce r as si st ed , s tu d en t is ok ay . O c t o b e r 1 0 M E D IC A L A SS IS T A N C E I R an ge r H al l. 1 0 :3 6 am . F em al e (S tu d en t) no t fe el in g w el l. O ff ic er & R es cu e U ni t a rr iv e d , f em al e w as tr an sp or te d to lo ca l h os p it al . S U S P IC IO U S C IR C U M ­ ST A N C E S I R an ge r L o t. 5 :3 8 pm . U W P PD of fi ce r re qu es te d to lo ca te fe m al e (S tu d en t) w ho st at ed sh e w as go in g to cu t he r w ri st . K PD of ­ ficer lo ca te d st ud en t at o ff -c am pu s lo c at io n . K P D of fi ce r to ok re p o rt , fe m al e w as tr an sp or te d to lo ca l ho sp ita l fo r o b se rv at io n . O c t o b e r 1 1 A G E N C Y A SS IS T I O f f - C am p us L o ca ti on . 9 :3 0 p m . K SD re qu es t ch ec k of ar ea fo r su sp ec t ve hi cl e in a ba tte ry . U W PP D o f­ ficer ch ec ke d a re a , no lo ca te of su sp ec t v eh ic le . O c t o b e r 1 2 A G E N C Y A S S IS T I Of f - C am p u s L o ca ti o n . 3 :5 1 p m . K SD re qu es t ch ec k of ar ea fo r m al e an d fe m al e co n fr on ta ti on w ith k n if e. U W PP D of fi ce r ch ec ke d a re a, n o lo ca te of an y o n e. LO C A TE A TT E M PT I St ud en t C en te r. 6 :5 7 p m . K SD re qu es t lo ca te of st a ff , U W P PD of fi ce r re po rt s st af f is al re ad y go ne fr om ca m p u s. U W P P D E m er g en cy : 26 2-5 95 -29 11 N o n -e m er g en cy : 26 2-5 95 -24 55 v .- t. tr .'' 4 C U LT U R E T H E R A N G E R N E W S O c to b e r 1 8th , 20 17 A r t is t talk: W il li a m C a m a r g o AU ST IN KR IE GE R krieg 004@ rang ers.u wp.e du On O ct. 12, photog raphe r W il­ lia m C amarg o v isite d U W-P arks ide for an arti st talk and rec epti on, centered on hi s w ork We Fed The m Ca ctus , being p resented in UW -Pa rksi de's Ma this gal lery . Cam argo' s e xh ibi tio n began S ept 1 and ended O ct 17. Gro wi ng up in Ana heim , C A . to the parents o f Me xic an imm igra nts who came to Am eric a in the ea rly 8()'s, Ca marg o has draw n a lo t o f in spir atio n f rom the cu ltur e he g rew up in . Dis ney ­ land in CA was but bloc ks a way fro m C amar go's c hild hoo d hom e and of ten was loo ked at as a sym bol of hyp ocr isy by the com mu nity . Based on D isn ey' s cl aim to be " the happiest place o n ea rth ", th is idea of this div ide cross cu ltu ral ly was anoth er st rong ins pira tion al fact or in C ama rgo's latest wo rk. Ba ck gr ou nd Soon a fter grad uatin g colle ge wi th a degree in creat ive p hotog ra­ phy and a m ino r i n Ch ican o st udies , Cama rgo tr ave lled to C hica go f ind ­ ing wor k as a ph oto jou rna list in the Chi cag o me trop olit an area for c lose to seven y ears. As of this last year. Camar go le ft wo rk as a p hoto jour ­ nalis t to pursu e the m ore crea tive side o f his photo grap hy. Ca marg o's wo rk has taken h im to man y d if­ feren t parts of the glo be in clu din g Me xic o, and C entra l A me rica . The stories a nd photo graph s he obt ained fro m these journe ys are inva luab le to his wo rk. We Fed The m Cact us has been centered o n por trai ts o f La tin o Am erica ns and photos of thei r eve ryday envi ronm ents . Ca­ marg o goes on to say he wou ld li ke to be, "no t j ust an artis t...b ut p art of the co mm un ity. " Th e p ho to gr ap he d Cam argo focused We Fed The m Cactus aroun d mo stly po rtra its, in­ clu din g those o f his fa m ily , people of his com mu nity in Ana heim , inne r cit y C hica go, as w ell as Guate­ mala a nd M ex ico . In add itio n t o his po rtra its, Ca marg o shoots scenes of everyd ay l ife and sett ings i n La tin o cul ture spann ing from southe rn CA and M ex ico to Ch icag o. One p ho­ togra ph o f a per son's r efri ge rat or, its co ntent s mo stly those yo u w ould see in L ati no hous ehol d, were inte rmi ngl ed wi th items typ ica l o f any A me rica ns' f rid ge . Camar go took this pie ce as a way to il lus tra te the "tog ethe rnes s" or the closeness cultu res e xperien ce when re sid ing next to each ot her. C amargo h opes COU RTES Y OF A UST IN KRIE GER fro m p hoto grap hs o f de mon strat ions du rin g the C iv il Rig hts mov eme nt o f the 50' s and 60 's. In this way , Cama rgo hop es t o expres s a mes­ sage to hi s a udie nce, e xe m pli fyi ng the liv es and co mm uni ties o f L at i­ nos i n A me rica and ho w they c an be div ide d b y rac e and we alt h, one in wh ich he hi ms elf grew up i n. Arti st Wil liam Camargo sta nds in fron t of tw o of h is w orks . that t hrou gh h is work he w ill "e l­ evate M exi can cult ure in an arti stic co nte xt" , wh ile a lso b rin gin g the Chic ano c ultu re in to the aesthetic of the ar t w or ld. In s p ir a tio n Cama rgo hop es that his wor k w ill be a way for mor e peo ple to expe rienc e or un derstan d a cu ltur e and way o f li fe he grew up in. I n this way C amar go chal lenges socia l nor ms , espec ially those con taine d in the ar tist ic wo rld . His focus tends to stay on "tho se i n the sha dow s", or those w ho sometim es fa ll int o th e back grou nd o f th e rest o f the w or ld , spe cifi cal ly w ith in the Am eric an- La tin o c om mu nity . Some o f hi s greatest insp irati ons have arose P a rk si d e O d d i t i e s : N o t t h e av er ag e c l u b KI AR A FO X fox0 003 4@ rang ers. uwp .edu S ta yi ng in vo lv e d on ca mp us is a ke y co m po ne nt o f ha vi ng a s uc ­ ce ss fu l c ol le ge car ee r. T h a n k fu lly , U W -P ar ks id e has ma ny clu bs and or ga ni za tio ns ra ng in g fr o m Gr ee k li fe to aca ­ de m ic succe ss and the re is eve n a c lu b de dic at ed to the w ei rd - ness tha t a ll hu ma ns pos sess . W ha t o nc e sta rte d o ut as a c lu b , co m m itt ed to ce le br at in g H a l­ low ee n ye ar ro un d, has tu rn ed in to a o rg an iz at io n tha t i s ev er y­ th in g od d. K a ija D an ie ls , th e pr es ide nt o f the c lu b , s aid tha t the cl ub is her e to he lp the cam pu s be co me m or e fu n w h ile ex pr es sin g an em ph as is on acc ep tan ce and to l­ era nc e. A ll the me mb ers be lie ve th at ev er yo ne is d iff e re n t and th at co m in g t og et he r b ase d on tho se di ffe re nc es is ke y. O rg an iz ed chaos Th e cl u b me ets ev ery M on da y fr o m 12 -1 in M o lin a ro 14 2. E ac h m ee tin g sta rts ou t on a h ig h no te tha nk s to K a ija . She lik es to sho w cu te pi ct ur es o f an im als o r c ute vid eo s to ge t the cl ub in hi gh sp iri ts be fo re ac tu al ly st ar tin g to w or k. Th ey li k e to in co rp or at e a b la c k lis t, w h ic h is a l is t th at keep s tra ck o f obs cen e o r of fe ns iv e th in gs tha t can not be dis cu sse d in m ee tin gs . Th e U W -P ar ks id e O dd iti es ha ve thes e m ee tin gs to no t on ly hav e fu n an d k ee p co nta ct w it h each ot he r, b ut to als o p la n en te rta in ­ in g ev en ts. Th ey ha ve he lpe d w ith the Ha un te d T un ne ls , ha d b ake s sale s an d e ven ha d fo rtu ne te ll ­ in g . Th e O dd iti es are pl an ni ng fu tu re eve nts fo r the cam pu s in ­ c lu d in g gam e n ig h t, a me me 101 cl as s, a m ur de r m ys te ry ev en t an d e ven a gr ea t tu rk ey hu nt . Be in g d iff e re n t is k ey W he n ou t an d ab ou t, t he me m­ be rs o f U W -P ar ks id e O dd iti es can be no tic ed w ith a l o t o f sc re am ing and la ug hi ng . Th ey are al wa ys ha vi ng a g oo d tim e . To be a m em be r o f th is c lu b , a ll a s tud en t nee ds is a p os iti ve at tit ud e an d h av e a w ill in gn es s to acc ept ev er yo ne . T he cl ub w il l in tro du ce stu de nts to un iq ue th in gs th at w il l ch an ge the wa y th ey lo ok at th e w o rl d . T o be a me m be r one mu st be ab le sh ow th ei r aw kw ar dn es s and be rea dy to acc ep t e ve ry on e. I f a stu de nt fe els li k e the y do n o t be lo ng , sug ge st the y tak e a lo o k at the U W -P ar ks id e O d d iti e s. CO MI CS ILLUSTR ATED BY DAVID GEHRI NG RA NG ER R A D IO The Top 5 mos t pla yed a lbum s durin g the we ek of O ct. 8 on W IPZ 1 01. 5 F M: 1. Hurr ican e Lik e M e - H urr ica ne L ike Me 2. Perm ane nt Va catio n - Lim e Co rdi ale 3. We Are Bom bar go - B om bar go 4. Doi ng Asb esto s We C an - T he M om s 5 Stare ' S N ° ^ F l o u r e s c e n t L '9 h t [Adv ance T racks]- E " '° ? k K 9 3 P r o m o , i o " s D ire ct or w ho wo u he lp ke ep ta bs on cu rre nt ad s as w el l as se ll un de r i n cj. If in ter es ted , p lea se c on ta ct Brae den Russe ll at ru ss e0 32 @ ra ng er s.u wp .ed u D ow nl oa d WI PZ 's ap p ca lle d Tu ne -In an d lis te n to ra di o st at io n at 10 1. 5 FM . L is te n on lin e an yw he re a ot he ^c o oM nf o rm at io n. 6 0 ^ ^ S C h 6 d U l e O c to b e r 1 8 th , 2 0 1 7 THE RA NG ER NEWS CU LT UR E | 5 N L G re v ie w : S e g a ' s S o n ic Mania DESHAWN BRUCE bruceO 16@range rs.uwp . ed u VI A N EXT LEV EL GAMIN G Soni c Man ia is a ret urn t o form classic 2D Sonic gam e. Taking ele­ me nt s from Son ic 1, 2 a nd 3 , Sonic Man ia ha s every thin g tha t m ad e th e old ga m es m em ora ble . After def eati ng Dr. Egg man a nd s top ­ ping his pla ns for th e De ath Egg, Soni c an d Tails lea ve Angel Island . Howe ver, the y soo n rec eive a dist ress signal, luring th em to retu rn. They arr ive only t o find a gro up of Eg gma n's elite ro bot s, called th e Hard- Boiled He avies, excav ating a my ster iou s ne w ge m called t h e Ph an tom Ruby. Th e Ruby sen ds Sonic, Tails , Knuckles an d th e ro bo ts thro ugh tim e bac k to G ree n Hil l and t he a dv en tur e begin s. Play as Sonic, T ails or Knuckles as you t ry an d sto p Egg man fr om using th e Ph ant om Ruby be fore t im e ru ns ou t. O nl y on e pr ob lem Soni c Mani a ha s stag es from Soni c 1, 2, CD and S onic 3, and Knuckles as well as b ran d ne w stag es. My first criticism of Sonic Ma nia is th e lack of ne w stag es. Only fou r ne w stag es we re m ad e for this entr y, and t he r est ar e retu rnin g stag es. Whil e tha t is no t necessa rily a ba d quality, I wou ld ha ve liked to se e mo re ne w stag es, sinc e they w er e som e of my favori tes in the ga me . Beyo nd tha t, criticisms of the classic 2D Soni c gamep lay ar e few an d far be tw ee n. The con trols ar e tight an d resp onsiv e, nev er slow ing dow n th e gam e. Zoom ing thr oug h th e stage s feels amazin g, an d th er e are a h andfu l of alter­ na te m od es to en joy a s well. A w or ld o f no st al gi a The s oun dtra ck of Ma nia is th e be st of any 2D Sonic gam e, mainl y bec aus e it fea tur es such a wi de variety of ge nre s. Mirag e Salo on Zon e has we ste rn m usic an d Star dus t Spee dw ay feat ure s a calmi ng smo ot h jazz. Th e retu rn­ ing stag es us e musi c resem blin g th e serie s' olde r tracks. They ma y sou nd slightly differen t her e and the re, b ut it is clea r tha t the co re so un d desig n sticks to th e original form ula. In addi tion , th e visuals are aston ishin g. Each zone is fu ll of color, nev er mak ing any sta ge feel borin g or drab . The anim atio ns ar e sm oo th an d fluid, bringing the cha rac ters to life. The ch ara cter s' perso naliti es are clearly p rese nt­ ed t hro ugh t hei r mov em en ts and acti ons. To top it off , everyth ing is bright an d crisp, especially on t he Nin tend o Switch. COURTESY O F HTTPY/ WWW.SEGA.COM The title screen for Sega's newest game sonic mania . G oi ng fa st er Soni c Mania co mb ine s the b est fea tur es of the iconic original titles. Every playthro ugh is fun an d engag ing. The dev elop ers hav e remix ed th e formul a en ou gh th at n othi ng feels recycled , but rat her re invigor ated. The mu sic is fanta stic and upb eat , the a d­ ditional mo de s are gre at extra con ten t, and t he va rious bo ss bat tles ar e my favori te par t of the exp erie nce . I f you are a Sonic fan, th en M ania is a mu st-o wn. Even if you a re n ot a Sonic fan, th en I still sug gest y ou pick it up. Sonic M ania m ainta ins th e look an d feel of a classic Sonic gam e, bu t it fixes the ir pro blem s, giving th e be st asp ect s of the fran chise so m e new life. Th e title delivers hou rs of cont en t and h our s of fun . It is ever ythin g a Sonic gam e sho uld h ave for th e low pric e of only 20 dollar s. 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I Bed ­ for d C on ce rt Ha ll 6 1 O P I N I O N THE RAN GER NEWS O c to b e r 1 8 th , 2 0 1 7 A ft er Vegas, a r e a s se ss m e n t of v al u es JOSEPH CANNING cann iO01 @ rangers, uwp. edu On the h orri fic nigh t of S und ay, Oc t. 1, 20 17 , the wor st m ass s hoo ting in the h isto ry o f th e U nited Sta tes s ent the co un try 's ci tize ns r eeli ng an d st rug glin g to und erst and wh y t his d isas ter had o ccu rre d. In l ess tha n an hou r, on e m an had left 5 8 peo ple d ead and near ly 5 00 i nju red . Th is tr age dy, th oug h sh ock ing , wa s dec ad es i n th e m aki ng. It w as n eve r a q ues tion if suc h a ma ssa cre wou ld h ap­ pen , bu t— rath er— wh en o ur c ou ntr y's ill-c onc eive d l aw s an d m isco nce pti ons reg ard ing firearms wo uld finally rea ch a bre aki ng poin t. Ho w cou ld thi s h ap pe n? Th e U nite d St ate s is th e na tion in w hic h th e mo st m ass s hoo ting s occ ur in th e w orld , acc ord ing t o a 2 016 stud y con duc ted by t he U nive rsity of A lab am a, yet it is o nly third in to tal pop ulat ion. Add ition ally , as s tate d b y da ta from an inde pen den t res earc h org ani zati on call ed t he S mal l Ar ms S urv ey— the U.S . has t he m ost priv atel y-o wne d gu ns per cap ita in th e w orld . It al so h as th e m ost total firearms by m any mil lion s. Well, o nce you see the plai n fact s of Am eri can gu n v iole nce , the q ues ­ tion of how the see ds o f th e M and alay Bay Ma ssac re w ere plan ted is easi ly a nsw ere d: the e xce ptio nal way Am eric ans idol ize gu ns a llow s firearms to b e in t he h and s of viol ent indi vidu als. A de ad ly obs ess ion Fo r mo st Am eri can s gu ns ar e co ol; th ey hav e a so rt o f sex y, ro ugh -an d- tum ble , Joh n W ayn e-es que a ppe al t hat spe ak s to th e Am eric an n atio nal ident ity, but i t is ab out tim e w e— as a s oci ety— wor k to re form that ident ity. So man y Am eric ans see t he ideal c itiz en o f the ir n atio n as a ru gge d in di­ vidu al, a free dom -fig hter , and it is t rue that gu ns g rant indi vidu als tr em end ous pow er, but th is im age bree ds vi olen ce. Yes, we a re a nat ion bom in co nfli ct; how eve r, tha t con flict stem me d from the inju stic e an d u nfai rnes s of Brit ish r ule cen turi es ag o. W e just nee d to mo ve o n. Des pite the t ypic al Am eri can para noia , the g ove rnm ent is no t go ing to begi n cra ckin g it s wh ip as soo n as s tric ter gu n re stric tion s are pass ed. O ur p oliti cal sys tem cert ainl y h as p rob lem s, but it is am azin gly resil ient wh en com par ed t o an y oth er cou ntry in th e wo rld . Eve n t hou gh it can be h ard to b elie ve at tim es, we do hav e a w ell-o iled dem ocra cy. Fe ars are gro ssly mis ­ pla ced An oth er c om pon ent of A me ri­ ca n in divi dua lism is p ride in ci vil r igh ts. I t is p uzzl ing t o con sid er t hen that A me rica ns refu se to yiel d any gun ow ner shi p rig hts afte r dec ade s of incr easi ngly cost ly ma ss sho otin gs, y et t hey a re p erfe ctly wil ling to sac rifi ce th eir righ ts in the fac e of t he r ela­ tively ben ign , infr equ ent thre at o f for eig n terr oris m. Per hap s no w, aft er su ch a thor oug hly repo rted and abr upt s ho wc ase of the d am ag e ea sy a cce ss to firearms has wro ugh t, Am eri can s wi ll fin all y re as se ss th eir id ol ati y o f g un s. 0p -e d art icle su bm iss io n: Want t o s hare yo ur tho ugh ts? Sub mit your opi nio n p iec e of 3 00- 350 wo rds for t he Nov emb er 1st issue by O cto ber 23r d. O n e i s th e l o n e l i e s t n u m b e r VIA TONY EVERS, STATE SUPER- INTEND ANT The y a lwa ys sa y that o ne i s the lon eli­ es t nu mb er. As S tate Sup erin ten den t fo r Wi sco nsi n's p ubl ic sc hoo ls a nd o ne o f onl y tw o no n-S cott Walk er ap poi ntm ent s on the Uni vers ity o f W isco nsin B oar d o f Re gen ts, I kn ow it all too we ll. 16 -1 . Last wee k, ev ery sin gle o ne of m y fe llow Reg ent s atte ndi ng o ur mo st re cen t m eeti ng vot ed t o ap pro ve a dan ger ous a nti- free spe ech prop osa l tha t w ill, w itho ut q ues tion , chill spe ech at co lleg e ca mp use s acr oss W sc on sin . Un der the pro pos al, w hic h mir rors legi slat ion d raft ed by co nse rva ­ tive thin k t ank s and is b ein g ad van ced by con serv ativ es i n th e W sc on sin Leg isla tur e, stu den ts w oul d b e exp elle d if fou nd " dis ­ rup ting the free s pee ch o f ot he rs. " The term "d isr up t" its elf i s ov erly broa d an d gi ves t he univ ersi ty t he m ean s to e xpe l a s tud ent for part icip atin g in a ny s ort o f pr otes t. Exp ulsi on is a se rio us m atte r - a p uni sh­ me nt tha t U W S yst em do es n ot cu rren tly requ ire f or se rio us cr im es li ke r ape a nd sex ual assa ult - an d y et, W alke r no w w ant s to ex pel stud ents for prot esti ng. Th e pr o­ pos al p asse d by the R ege nts d oes not e ve n pro vid e a d efin itio n fo r the wo rd "d isr up t." On e of the reas ons I vot ed " N o" is b ecau se this poli cy g oe s aga ins t th e U niv er­ sit y's fun dam ent al m issi on, "t o se rve and stim ula te so ciet y b y de vel opi ng in stu den ts heig hten ed inte llec tual , cult ura l, and hum ane s ens itiv itie s, scie ntif ic, pr ofe ssio nal and tech nol ogic al e xpe rtis e, an d a s en se o f pu rpo se. " Pro pon ent s of t his a nti- free spe ech legi sla­ tion a rgu e lib era l b iase s ha ve o ver wh elm ed ou r col leg e ca mp use s, bu t the y ca nno t pro vid e on e sin gle exa mp le o f a c ons erv a­ tive spe ake r be ing una ble to co mp lete thei r rem ark s at a ny c olle ge o r un iver sity in Wis con sin. No t. On e. Co lleg e ca mp use s ac ros s W isco nsin , like the r est o f th e cou ntry , are c onf ron ting rea l, criti cal issu es lik e racism and racial ine qua l­ ity, sexu al a ssa ult, a nd gun safet y. Th ese deb ates a re har d, bu t we mu st en gag e. Th ey 're com plic ate d, an d d eve lop ing solu tion s req uire s an on- goi ng, a t ti me s unc omf orta ble , dial ogu e b etw een stud ent s, facu lty, sta ff an d th e ove rall com mu nity . Th e on ly polit ical pro ble m we hav e on our UW cam pu ses i s th e po litic ians the ms elv es. So me o f m y o wn col lea gue s on the B oar d of Re gen ts ev en a ckn ow led ged thi s in then- ow n re ma rks o n th is pr opo sal, hop ing t hat pas sag e of this reso lutio n w oul d st ren gth en the Boa rd o f Re gen ts re lati ons hip w ith t he Rep ubli can -con trol led Leg isla ture . Sco tt W alke r and the Rep ubli can- con trol led Leg isla ture have had a n ax to gr ind wit h UW Sys tem sin ce a ssu min g po we r in 2 01 1. Th ey hav e cu t h und red s of mil lion s in fun din g from hig her edu cat ion , whi le at the sam e tim e sp ent mil lion s of tax dol lars t o cre ate a con ser vat ive " res ear ch " ins titut ion on UW -M adi son 's ca mp us. T hey eli mi ­ nate d te nur e fo r fac ulty - ma kin g it e asi er to fire prof esso rs w ho s tep out o f lin e. No w that th ey 've suc cee ded in m uzz ling pro fes­ sor s, the y a re g oin g aft er th e stu den ts. As a pr oud alum of UW -M adi son , I tak e thi s pe rson ally . I cr edi t my UW edu cat ion wit h giv ing m e a s ens e of pur pos e - on e that has gui ded me thro ugh a 4 0-y ear c are er in ed uca tion . 1 am si ck a nd tired of wa tch ­ ing ide olo gue s syst ema tica lly dism ant le a n inst itut ion that has cre ated ten s of tho usa nds of j ob s an d i mp rov ed th e liv es o f cou ntl ess Wis con sini tes. As bot h an edu cat or an d a par ent , I hav e alw ays em pow ere d k ids to us e th eir v oic e. In th e cla ssr oo m, w e tea ch o ur k ids t o sta nd up f or t hem sel ves . We w ant t hem to as k t he tou gh q ues tio ns an d l ear n ab out wh o the y are a nd wha t the y b eliev e in . Th is is r oot ed in re spe ct an d civ ility . Som eth ing Sco tt Wal ker, k no ws very littl e abo ut. Sin ce t he v ote I 'v e s pok en with d oze ns of c olle ge k ids from cam pu ses a cro ss Wis cons in. M any feel like t he y'v e b een sol d ou t, u sed , or si mp ly not hea rd. Wh ile I m ay ha ve ju st b een t he o nly on e at t hat tab le w ho vot ed " N o" - 1 am pro ud 1 w as abl e to be t hat on e. Q u e s t io n o f th e Is su e: Q : " W h a t is th e w o r s t H a ll o w ee n co st um e yo u h av e ev er seen?" ETHAN COSTEL LO coste01 2@ran gers. uw p. ELIZABE TH STRICKER stricO01 @rangers. uw p. ed u Ja ck N ick er s S en io r | M aj or N ot G iv en A : "B ab y d ic ta to r. G o o g le se ar ch it ." Jac k Nic ker s K el lie Lu tz S en io r | C o m m u n ic a­ ti on A : " I w al ke d in to M ad is o n an d I sa w th is m an w it h a q u a rt er ta pp ed to h is b a c k .. . be ca us e he w as a q u ar te r­ b a c k ." Lo ve ne et K au r Si dh u Y ea r N ot G iv en | P re ­ la w A : " I 'v e se e n p eo p le d re ss li ke hi gh sc h o o le rs w hi le b ei n g in hi g h sc h o o l b ec au se th ey w an te d ca n d y , yo u k n o w ? " Lo ven eet K au r Sid hu Ia n Ch ris te ns en Ju n io r | M ar k et in g A : " M y bu dd y, hi s na m e is Ja ck . He ju st pu t a bo x o n , an d he w as a ja c k -i n -t h e- b o x . I t' s su p e r la m e ." Ia n Ch ris ten sen Ne ila n Sa nk pa l Ne ila n Sa nk pa l Ju n io r | C o m p u te r S c i­ e n c e A : "A te rr ib le k e tc h u p b o tt le . It w as ju st a cr ap p y o n e si e . I t' s d ar k o ra n g e fa b ri c tu b e w it h a tr ia n g le h a t. " C ar ol in e S la na S o ph o m or e | C o m m u ­ n ic at io n A : " I w en t to U W M la st y e a r, so m os t p e o p le w en t as a c a t o r e v er y ­ o n e ju st w o re a je rs ey w it h [k n e e -h ig h so c k s] ." Sa m ra Ce rim S o p h o m o re | N u rs in g A : " T h o se co w c o s­ tu m e s. Yo u kn ow th o se co w su it e s th at pe op le pu t on w ith th e ud d er s an d ev er y th in g . T h a t' s pr ob ab ly th e u g li es t th in g ^ I 'v e s e e n ." Ca ro lin e Slan a Editorial Desk ETHAN COSTELLO coste0 12@ra ngers. uwp. ed u T ha nk s t o e v er yo n e' s c on ti nu es sup po rt of T he Ra nge r N ew s! W e'r e exp eri me nti ng w ith som e n ew lay out sty les . Tak e n ote o f th e sto ry con tin uat ion fro m t he fro nt pag e to C am pu s N ew s p age 2. T his is som eth ing I 've wa nte d t o do fo r aw hil e an d w e'r e finally get ting aro und to i t. I'd lik e to we lco me som e n ew me mb ers to t he t ea m. Kat hry n S ing er has join ed ou r Soc ial me dia tea m! W ith her ass ist anc e, w e wil l b e ab le t o fur the r org an ize o ur o nli ne pre sen ce. K iara Fo x h as jo ine d on as a cul tur e re por ter. S he 'll hel p us brin g a bet ter fo cu s to o ur c am pu s' ow n a rt relat ed a ctiv i­ ties! A nd fina lly, D avid Ga ray has j oin ed ou r te am a s Ac cou nta nt! Th an ks to all wh o pa rtic ipat ed in th e first su dok u dr aw ing con tes t! W e ho pe yo u'l l jo in us ag ain fo r th is i ss ue 's. We 'd a lso lik e so me fee dba ck f rom ou r readers. We 'll be hos ting a fe edb ack su rve y on the Bri dge Oc t. 1 9, as wel l as pro pag ate an o nlin e su rve y fo r an yo ne t o respond to . Ple ase par ticip ate! S tay ac tiv e! T he R an ge r N ew s 90 0 WO OD RO AD KENO SHA, W l 53 141 ra ng er ne w s@ uw p. ed u The Ranger New s strives to inform, edu cate , and eng age the UW-Parkside com mun ity by publishin g well-written, accur ate stud ent journalis m on a bi-weekly basi s, as well as online. Ed ito r-i n-C hie f ETH AN CO ST EL LO cost e012 @ rang ers, uw p. ed u Ex ec ut iv e Ed ito r ALY SSA GO RO SK I gorosO O 1 @ rang ers, uw p. ed u Ca mp us N ew s Ed ito r AU STI N K RIE GER krieg 004@ rang ers.u wp.e du Cu ltur e E dit or HOLL ACE VILLARR EAL villa068@ rangers.uw p . ed u Sp ort s E di to r DE RE K FY E fye OO O0 1 @ rang ers, uw p. ed u Re po rte rs TH OM AS BE YE R- BO WD EN beyerO 15@rangers. uw p. ed u LA UR EL MA RC INK US marciO01 @ rang ers, uw p. ed u MA RQ UIS E J EN KIN S jenki0432 @rangers . uw p. ed u JO SE PH CA NN ING canniO01 @ran gers.u wp. ed u BR AE DE N R US SE LL russe 032@ rang ers. uw p. ed u EL IZA BE TH STR ICK ER stricO01 @ rang ers, uw p. ed u Le ad Gr ap hic D es ig ne r TYL ER FE LD HA US EN fel dh OO 1 @ rang ers, uw p. ed u Gr ap hic D es ig ne r AN DR E P ER EZ per ez 103@rang ers. uw p. ed u Ph oto gr ap he r KIM BE RL EY MV ET IM BO - TA MB O mvetiO0 1 @ranger s. uw p. ed u Co py Ed ito rs EMILY ER GE N ergenO01 @ ran gers , uw p. ed u BE NJ AM IN PAT TER SO N patt e05 5@ ran ger s.uw p.ed u So cia l M ed ia Re p DR EW ZA DR ZY NS KI zadrz OO 1 @ rang ers, uw p. ed u B us in es s M an ag er AM Y SC HU ST ER schus O 10@ rang ers, uw p. ed u M ed ia Gr ou p Ad vis er s DE AN KA RP OW IC Z karpow icz@uw p. ed u ST EP HA NIE SIR OV ATK A- M AR SH AL L sirovatk@uw p. ed u Ab by St ri ek er S e n io r | B io lo gy an d C h em is tr y A : " I 'v e g o t a bu dd y w ho se la st na m e is 'M e w ' an d h e pu t a bo x on th at he te rr ib ly cr a y - o la -m a rk e re d (s ic ) g re en A bb y an d he w as M o u n ta in Strieker M ew in st ea d o f M o u n ta in D ew . It w as su pe r po or ly m a d e ." Ch ad Joci us Ch ad Jo ci us Ju n io r | E n g in e er in g A : " P u n s ." Oc to be r 1 8t h, 2 01 7 B EA RL Y NEWS Volu me 2 I Iss ue 2 7 B E A R L Y N E W S ! "Be arly Ne ws" is n ot real ne ws. I n fa ct, y ou c ou ld sa y it i s unr eal ne ws. Really, it is real u nreal n ews . — Please , bear with us here . — Par ksid e's h orr ify ing ne w s tu d y HO LLA CE VIL LAR RE AL villa0 68@ rang ers.u wp . edu "Gho sted: our m issin g you ng peo ple" is a new study recen tly publish ed rig ht h ere in th e Un ive r­ sity o f Wisco nsin-P arksid e by o ur ow n Dr. Ac ula . The study explore s the phenomena o f teens and youn g adults go ing mi ssin g in m id-a utum n every year. Th e st ud y ex plo res pre vi­ ous ly un res ear che d ter ri­ tory In the arti cle, D r. Ac ula sh ows how, despite th e lack o f research, there is a real co rrela tion betwe en the autumn month s and disappear­ ances. "Ge nera lly k ids start disapp earing in mid -Septe mber, w ith gradua lly incre asing numbe rs to a peak poin t at the end of O ctober . It dies do wn in Nov embe r and the n we a ll c ol­ lect ivel y seem to .. . fo rget. T here's no other way to put i t, we sim ply forg et." D r. Ac ula to ld The Ra nger New s. "Th ere 's no re al lack in rese arch eithe r," he cont inued , "1 just ha d to loo k up kid s w ho went mi ssin g and search the libra ry un der the ir names. Genera lly there are lists o f old newspap er article s and mi cro film that they c hecked out before th eir disappearances." "T he woods are a dangerous place and the kids should stay a way. " When asked if he knew ho w to prevent these disappea rances. Dr. Ac ula s imply shrugged. "T his isn 't lik e m y pre vious w ork , '10 signs that yo ur ch ild is po s­ sessed'. There's no w ay to exorcise or bargai n wit h som ething tha t's not activ ely possessing you . How ever , I urge yo u to use your comm on sense. People w ithou t a lot o f comm on sense, and those w ho fol low their n aive friends, are the ones who disappear." The Ranger New s asked i f he had any he lpfu l tip s, and Dr. Acu la had this to say: "A vo id any trips in the autum n, especially ca mping trips . Th e w ood s ar e a dan ger ­ ou s p lace and kid s sh oul d sta y a wa y W hil e so me kid s ca n come back fro m t he ir d isappea rance, th ey sho uld n ot contac t th e p oli ce , as then th ey have a 9 0% chance o f go ing m iss ing again or bec om ing incar cerat ed in some ca paci ty. Ab ove al l, i f there is an escapee fro m an insan e as ylum in you r area, do not trav el anyw here alo ne ." "T he disappearances are beco m­ in g m ore wel l-do cum ente d w ith the ris e o f so cia l me dia ," D r. A cul a said at the end o f his int erv iew , "N ow we c an see the cases o f these ki lli ng s or pos sessions i n re al t im e on Fa cebook and oth er comp arabl e sites. Soon we ma y ha ve an answer to why they happen in the first pla ce ." B ri ck st o n e co ff ee sc an da l enr age s s tu d e n ts HO LL AC E V ILLA RR EA L villa06 8@ra ngers . uw p. edu Ne ws has b rok en that the ca f­ ete ria wo rke rs i n the Br ick sto ne Eat ery are ac tua lly scie ntis ts in dis gui se, ex pe rim en tin g o n the goo d s tude nts o f UW -P ark sid e. In the ir ex pe rim en t, th ey rep lac ed al l o f th e c off ee on camp us w ith som eth ing m uc h m ore m ali cio us : dec af. Stu de nt s o utr ag ed at the new s "M y grades have been slip pin g al l seme ster," a tir ed co mm un ica tio ns ma jor to ld The Ran ger Ne ws . "N ow I fin al ly kn ow w hy ." " I h ope they re fun d me on my me al pla n, do they re al ly th in k I wo uld waste my mon ey on some bi tte r, gross [e xp le tiv e dele ted] i f it wa sn 't ke ep ing me awa ke for my eig ht A M class? I have phy s­ ics , m an ." A no the r s tuden t sa id, be for e s tor mi ng o ff t o t he Stud ent Cent er to dem and that her car d be ref und ed. " I was so tir ed afte r m y nin e P M class last ni gh t, I tho ugh t 1 saw an escap ed s eria l k il le r run ­ ni ng thr oug h t he woo ds w ith a cl ub . De ca f ex pla ins it tho ug h, rig ht ? I 'v e jus t fe lt lik e my br ain 's been i n a w ast e-b in for these la st som e-od d w ee ks. " A h ist or y ma jor to ld The Ran ger N ew s be for e lau gh ing ne rvo usl y and de cli nin g any fur the r com men t ab out h is suppo sed v isi on . Fu rth er inv est iga tio n The Ran ger Ne ws has been bri efe d by the c ampus po lic e that the m otiv es be hin d th e ex per ime nt wer e un clea r. "M ay be they wan ted to see wha t w ou ld h appe n to the m ent al­ ity o f a cl ose d area du rin g a mass wi thd ra wa l. O r the y'r e jus t cru el and u nca rin g, n ob od y's super sure about an yth ing ." T he of fic er said bef ore po pp ing tw o asp irin s, "W e kn ow bey on d a d oub t th at the cu lpr its have been c aug ht, a nd y ou can be t th e ju sti ce w il l be sw ift . Quot e m e on th at ." It turn s o ut t hat this 's w if t ju st ic e' m ay be e xtr a g ra tif yi ng to fe llo w Par ksid ian s. W hil e n o on e has been caug ht do ing una utho r­ ize d e xpe rime nts at t his tim e, o ld campu s la ws are s ti ll in plac e. These law s ha ve s pe cif ic guid e­ line s o n ho w to deal w ith wr on g- Un de nia ble ph oto gra ph ic P R O O F of wor ker s' m al-int ent! Do yo u s ee tho se fum es of d eat h r isin g from thi s c up of co ffe e? Do yo u see it? De ca f is evil. fu l e xpe rim en tati on on stude nts. Rang er B ear w il l b e p res idi ng as the jus tic e o f the peace, and h is ve rdi ct w il l b e final. The Range r Ne ws w il l ke ep y ou upda ted as the story develo ps. Su do ku dr aw in g c on te st ! You r cha nce t o w in a $5 E rbert & Gerb ert's gift card! Ins tru ctio ns: e d raw ing winn er w ill b e ch ose n at ran dom . ieat na me s pl ace d in t he d ro p bo x w ill b e d is- ie d b efor e th e d raw ing . The ans wer s mu st b e irrec t in o rde r to be dec lare d th e win ner. Th e ner w ill b e co nta cte d v ia giv en c on tac t in fo a s il l as ann oun ced on our F ace boo k! The dro p : cl ose s on Frid ay the 1 3th an d th e wi nne r w ill ann oun ced Mo nda y t he 1 6th . Go od lu ck and hap py solv ing ! Step 1 . C omp lete th e su dok u puzzle. Step 2. W rite yo ur nam e an d con tac t inf o belo w. Step 3 . C ut out and d rop into the d raw ing b ox out side our of­ fice (L1 01A Stu den t Center) . 8 6 4 5 6 9 1 9 2 4 5 3 8 7 8 9 6 9 2 3 4 7 1 6 4 1 7 8 7 3 Na m e C on ta ct in fo 8 | SPORT S THE RAN GE R NEWS O ct o b e r 18 th , 2 01 7 Parks ide h it w it h pos tsea son ban BRAED EN RUS SELL russe 032@ range rs. uw p. edu W ith the i ni tia l r u lin g c om in g in Feb rua ry, P ark side star ted the l on g proce ss o f de ali ng w ith ath let ic san ctio ns d ue t o s ome basic cle ric al erro rs that gav e som e pla yer s a n ext ra semeste r o f e lig ib ili ty . Par ksid e se lf-r ep ort ed and inv es ti­ gate d the san ction s. H ow ev er, some thi rd -pa rty gro ups wer e br oug ht in by the G reat Lak es Va lley Co nfe r­ ence ( G LV C ) a nd th e N C A A . It was at th is p oin t that some cha llen ges arose , as the G LV C , NC A A , an d Par ksid e a ll c lai me d th ree dif fe re nt num bers as to h ow ma ny play ers across var iou s sp orts rec eiv ed e xtra el ig ib ili ty . Th is r esu lted in the s anc tion s first hand ed d ow n in Feb rua ry and then up he ld i n Aug ust and fol low ed thro ugh by the N C A A sta ting that no U ni ve rs ity o f W isc on sin Par ksid e ath let ic team can p lay in the p os t­ season fo r ei the r th e G LV C or the N C A A . Fo r ref ere nce , as pun ish me nt a seco ndar y vio la tio n u su all y r esu lts in sim ply a mo net ary fine. Me an wh ile bet we en 2 014 -15 Au bu rn un ive rs ity sel f-re po rte d 33 insta nces o f sec ond ary vio lat ion s in clu di ng coach es g iv in g fam ilie s o f rec rui ts $ 150 do lla rs wh ich res ulte d in nea rly no pun ish me nt. Th is l ed to the be lie f, b y ma ny in the A th le tic De par tme nt, that UW -Pa rks ide was no lon ger we lco me in the G LV C . W ha t is a sec ond ary vio ­ la tio n? Ac co rd ing to t he N C A A By la w 19.0 2.2.1 a Se con dary Vi ola tio n fal ls und er these cat ego ries . Fi rs t, i sol ate d or ina dve rte nt in n atu re. Sec ond , pro vid es or is inte nde d to pr ov ide on ly a m in im al re cr ui tin g, c om pe ti­ tiv e o r o the r adv anta ge. T hi rd , doe s no t in clu de any sig nif ica nt im pe r­ mi ssi ble be ne fit. Ac co rd ing to the Pictu red here is Coach Luke Reigel and N C A A By law s the p ena lties sho uld fo llo w the fo llo w in g ru les , pen altie s sho uld : Af fe ct the ar ea in wh ich the vio la tio n o ccu rred (e. g., financial aid vio la tio n = financial aid pe na lty ); Be desi gned to aff ect the inv olv ed spo rt p rog ram , no t ju st the inv olv ed in di vi du al ; and go bey ond ju st el im in at in g the adva ntag e (e .g. , tw o- for -on e). W ith al l t his inf or m at ion ma ny co uld argue that eve n th oug h the san ctio ns h appe ned across many- spor ts t hat the o nes such as socc er that di d n ot vio lat e a ny r ule s w ere un fa irl y p uni she d, a nd th at r ath er tha n fo llo w the ru les for pun ishm ent the G LV C and the N C A A r ath er jus t r ol le d e ve ryt hin g up in to one bo w and t rie d t o pass i t o ff . Y ou w il l no tic e that now here in the pen altie s is a p ostsea son b an s aid a nd that mo st s eco nda ry vio lat ion s re sult in ju st financial pen alti es. Du e to this COUR TESY O F HTT Py/ WW W.KE NOS HAN EWS .COM / the UW-Parkside's me n's bas ketb all team a t las t year's GLV C. un for tun ate vio la tio n m any teams across P arks ide w il l be unnece ssarily- affe cte d by the ban . Pa rk sid e te am aff ec ted by ba n M an y P arks ide t eams mad e the postse ason i n o ne w ay or ano ther last season, i nc lu di ng the m en 's wr es tlin g te am, whe re N ic k Be cke r wo n h is s econ d st raig ht N at ion al Ch am pio nsh ip. A fte r t he sanc tions the wr es tlin g t eam had to g iv e u p the ir G LV C Con fere nce Ti tle that the y e arned last season. T he M en 's Ba ske tba ll tea m wh o w as m ade bo th t he G LV C Tou rna me nt a nd t he N C A A Tou rnam ent in each o f the las t 5 seasons, a r un tha t, du e to the ban , w il l n ow com e t o a n end . The se are o nly sqm e o f the Par ksid e t eams wh o m ade the postsea son la st y ear wh o w il l n ot be ab le t o co mpe te thi s yea r, bu t ha ve a ch ance to com pete ne xt y ear in a new con fere nce . Pa rk sid e j oi ns the G L I- AC Par ksid e, f o llo w in g un ani mo us vot e, jo in ed the G reat Lak es I nte r­ co lle gia te A th let ic Co nfe ren ce ( G L I- AC ), a C onfe renc e t hat fre que ntly com pet ed a gain st t he G LV C fo r N C A A Tou rna me nt spots . Par ksid e w il l o ff ic ia lly jo in the G LI A C on Ju ly 1st, 20 18 . The y w il l im me dia te­ ly be g ive n fu ll me mb ers hip rig hts and be a llo we d t o p art icip ate in al l postse ason p lay , som eth ing that the G LV C d id not guara ntee a fte r the se san ctio ns ca me o ut. Th ou gh n ob od y fro m the u niv er sit y w il l s ay f or cer ­ tai n th at the G LV C san ctio ns caused Pa rks ide to l eav e, those w ith in the pro gra ms can re ad b etw een the line s. U W -P a rk si d e cr os s c o u n t r y u p d a te DEREK FYE fye OO OO 1 @rangers . uw p. edu The season is nearing a conc lusio n for bo th the men's a nd wom en's U W - Parkside cross coun try teams. As the season comes to a close, so too does UW- Park side' s inclu sion i n the Great Lakes V alley Co nferenc e (GL VC ) wh ich imp osed sanctions o n the unive r­ sity 's athle tic depart ment f or v iolatio ns. Part o f these sanctions mandated that UW- Park side w oul d be exclude d fro m al l post-season events and competit ions and conseq uently caused the unive r­ sity to choose to jo in the Grea t Lakes Interc ollegi ate Ath letic Confer ence (G LI AC ) begi nnin g in 2018 . One o f the most recent com peti­ tions t hat the cross count ry teams were invo lved w ith was the Great Lo uis vill e Cross Co unt ty Class ic (Wo men ) and Greater Ix iui sv ille Cro ss Coun try Classic (M en ) at the E.P. Tom Sawyer Park in Lo uis vil le, Ke ntuc ky on Sept. 30, 201 7. W om en 's t eam The wome n's team place d 10th over all out o f 12 comp etin g teams at the event. Ha ley W illi s, senior, earned the Rangers best time o f the evenL finishing the course in 19 :26.22, w hic h earned her 28th place ov eral l. Mo nic a Geiscr , senior, was the Rangers' sec­ ond-best per form er as she finished in a time o f 19:39.2 4, and came in 40 th place ov erall . Becca Jasutis, sophomo re, turned in a time o f 19:48. 46, earning 48 th place. She was fol low ed clo sely b y Ma ddy Kamm erer, sop homore , who placed 50th wit h a time o f 19:50 .29. Ho llie Poehler, sophom ore, and Rebecca Sennett, sophom ore, also compete d for the Rangers finishing in 2 0:24.64 an d 20:28.4 5 respec tively f or 7 2nd and 76t h place. M en 's tea m The m en's tea m earned fourth p lace over all out o f eight team at the even t. They were led b y Ar man do Torres, senior, wh o contin ued his fa ntastic season by finishing the course in 24:59 .79 wh ich earned hi m first pla ce over all f or the event. Th is vic tory was the second of the yea r for To nes, as he also wo n the Vic God frey O pen earlie r this season. Als o con trib utin g to the Rangers ' stron g show ing was Tre vor Le gg, sophomo re, who took tenth place wi th a tim e of25 :47 .15 . Joey F.temo, sophom ore, finished in 2 6:25 .37 ,27 th place ov eral l, Jimm y Funteas Jr., Junior was 31 st wi th a tim e of26 :31 .06 , Sean Masters on, Freshman, finished 4 7th post ing a time of 26 :55 .03 , Zach Kie d- row ski , sophomore, too k 63 rd w ith a time o f27 :16 .57 , and Bla in Ma sterson, finished in 27:2 2.19, w hic h earned him 67th ov eral l. U W -P a rk si d e v o ll e y b a ll s e a s o n re v ie w MARQU ISE JENK INS jenki 043@ range rs.uw p . edu The Ra ng ers ' v ol le yb al l t eam ope ned up th ei r s eason w it h a n 0 -2 sta rt, i nc lu di ng losses aga inst M in ­ nesot a S tate U ni ve rs ity -M an ka to and Ga nn on U ni ve rs ity . O ve ra ll, they are h av in g a su cce ssf ul se ason up to thi s p oi nt . C on tr ib u tio n s as a p la ye r Le ah Fen ske is a 6 ' 1 "S op ho m or e fro m Oc on om ow oc , W isc on sin , and pla ys Ri gh t S ide H itt er /M id dl e Bl oc ke r fo r the Ra nge rs. Fen ske , w ho star ted pl ay in g v ol ­ le yb al l whe n sh e w as 14, s aid , " I star ted pl ay in g v ol le yb al l bec ause 1 got i nj ur ed in bas ket bal l a nd d id n' t wa nt to co nti nu e p la yi ng ba sk et ba ll." She p lay ed vo lle yb al l in m id dl e s ch oo l fo r fu n b ut di d n ot take it se rio us ly u n til her ju ni or year in hi gh sch oo l. Fen ske sai d, " 1 tr y to b rin g p os i­ tiv e and hi gh ene rgy to the t eam , and to h elp pla yer s o n o ffen se and he lp the m to n ot be a fra id to sw in g at the b a ll. " S he is ve ry su pp ort ­ ive o f ev ery bo dy . Sh e cl aim s that " I lik e the sup por t o n a nd o ff the co ur t. I also lik e h ow m y team pu ts the team first be for e the ms elv es. " Fen ske also tal ks abo ut the ir wo rst gam e so far th is s eason : "O ur wo rst gam e w as a gai nst Le wi s U ni ve rs ity , bu t w e h ave im pr ov ed ou r g am e si nce the n b y ha vin g co n­ fidence and he lp in g ea ch o th er ." Ov er vie w Wh en aske d ab ou t th e cu rre nt seas on, Fe nsk e sa ys, "T he season is go in g i n a p os itiv e d ire ct io n a nd I am lo ok in g fo rw ar d t o n ex t ye ar w ith the s tre ng th we are b ui ld in g up this yea r a nd the p ow er o f th e atm osp he re. " Th e te am a s a p rog ram is m ak in g ple nty o f pr ogr ess . T he ir rec ord is 9-1 0 t his seaso n. Th e R an ge r's n ex t gam e w il l be pla ye d F rid ay , O ct . 2 0, aga inst the U ni ve rs ity o f In dia na po ­ lis in In dia na po lis , In dia na , w hi ch is a gam e t hat the Ra nge rs are h op in g to w in . The Ra nge rs' h ave a v er y tale nte d ro ster and m ai nt ai n t his lev el o f e xce llen ce b y pr ac tic in g and w or ki ng har d o n t he ir areas o f weak ness . Exp ect the Ran gers to co nti nu e to be ag gre ssiv e as a tea m. W ith the ir ros ter o f y ou ng tal en t and sk ille d a nd exp erie nce d p lay er the y w il l be d if fi c u lt to beat ov er the n ext co up le o f ye ars . S p o rt s S ta n d in g s NCAA Div I I GLV C Ea st Con f Div Total Strea k 2 0 1 7 W o m e n 's S o c c e r 1. Quin cy (1 5) 8-1 0-0 10- 2 W4 2. McK end ree ( 19) 6-1 -2 0-0 9-1-2 W1 3. Mary vllle 6-2 -2 0-0 7-3 -2 L1 2 0 1 7 M e n 's S o c c e r 1. Ro ckhu rst ( 4) 8-0-1 0-0 9- 0- 2 W 1 2. Le wis 6- 0 0-0 9-3 W6 3. 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R oc kh ur st U ni ve rs ity Ka ns as C ity , M o . 1 0 /2 8 -3 p .m . 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 47, October 18, 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 47 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Professor discovers ancient species of Crocodile Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Since 1972 Kee p up to da te w ith th e ne ws a t TRN onlin e.org . Octo ber 4t h, 201 7 W c y i & c u t a e r H e t t # C h ec k o u t ou r n ex t is su e on O c t 18 th ! Th e Ra nge r N ew s is wr itte n a nd ed ite d b y s tud en ts of the Univ ersi ty o f W isco nsi n-P ark side , a nd they are solely res pon sib le fo r its edi tori al p olic y an d c on ten t. Professor discovers a nci ent species of croco dile AU ST IN KR IEG ER krie g0 04 @ ran ge rs, uw p. ed u A new specie s of ancient crocodilia n was recently categorized and named, Deltasu chus mothera li, by the Arling ton Archosaur Site Team (AA S) located in A rling ton, Texas. This re search was stalled in 2008 by Dr. Derek M ain w orkin g from the Unive rsity o f Texa s Arlingto n. Dr. Chris Not o, a paleontologist from UW-Parkside , took over the site after Main's passing in 2013, where he ha s bee n continuin g work on the site since. Archosaurs refer to a group of dinosaurs' who would be relatives to modern day crocodilian s and many bird species, dating back between 95-100 m illio n years ago, included in these dinosaurs would be Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triceratops. This discovery and class ifying of this croc is significan t becau se o f the specific time in the fossil record it gives a look in to. Th e d isc ov ery Deltasuchus motherali is approximated to have been 20 feet in length, and b ased upon fossilized bones of its former prey, the croc consumed almost anything it wanted to with in its habitat. This, Dr. Not o explained, "was an aquatic ambush predator like most crocs today... but instead of wildebeests it was grabbing duckbill ed dinosaurs...and was definitely the top predator in its ecosystem." This specimen is important be­ cause it is a new and unique spe cies of Archosaur, but it also acts a s better insight into the Midd le Cretaceo us period , a time on Earth where litt le is know n about how animals evolved and lived. Dr . No to explains that the classifyi ng of this specific speci es of croc is significant beca use "it 's not related to any crocodiles or alligators today, it's part of an extinct lineage, desp ite superficially resembling modern crocodilia n." N o t l ik e any ot he r " c ro c " As Dr. Noto explained, this species of croc does not have any living relatives today, desp ite its strik ing resemblanc e; therefore, Noto refers to the spe cies as a "croc cousin" . The methods, re­ searching, and cataloguing o f every little and big piece of bone is critic al to placing the animal into a known lineage. When deciding where to place a spe cies, paleontologists compare f eatur es of fossils from other simil ar speci es using computer software to locate the best lin eage th e feature s of those fossils fit in. Usi ng this technology and the many hours o f hard work from studen ts and faculty sort ing through the fossils, No to and the AA S team was able to distinguish Deltasuchus motherali as a new and unique specie s. St ud en t in vo lve m en t Over the years many stu dent s h ave been involved in the sorting, cleaning, an d catalo guing the different sp ecime ns re covered . Currently, Dr. Noto is w orking wi th stude nts who are scre en washing sed iment r ecove red on the site to obtain the sm allest o f spec imens in the site. Through a serie s of sie ves, stude nts sort through sedime nt to find larger pieces to be dried in an oven an d ex­ amined through microscope after. The work fro m studen ts has re cove red a mass of specime ns from the dried sediment which gi ves a very clear look into how the eco syste m functioned a s a whole? Dr. Not o expr esse s his excitement for the fu- Stu den ts as sist ing i n t he exc ava tion pro ces s. ture of the site in saying, "this is a period of time [where ] we don' t really have much of a fossil re­ cord, whi ch gives the potential f or things we find to be brand new." In a ddition to students workin g on UW-Parkside's campus, many st udents have also cle aned spe cimens at the Kenosha Dinosaur Discove ry Museum throu gh a partnership wit h Carthage College. Furthermore, since 2011, two student s have actually been able to travel to Ar­ lingto n and take part actual excavation. Dr. Noto asse rts the importance of student involvement with this project goin g on to say , "ever y part of the work , no matter how seemingly mundane, you have to do the cleaning and do the sorting, hundreds of hours of wo rk, but every b it o f it is absolutely cri tica l." COUR TESY OF AUST IN KRIEGER U W - P a r k s i d e r e a c h e s h i g h e s t e n r o l l m e n t i n five y e a r s COUR TESY OF KIM BERLY M VETI MBO T AMBO Stu den ts hu rry ing to g et t o th eir ne xt c las s. DE RE K FY E fyeOOO01 @r ang ers , uw p. edu The beginnin g of a new sem ester for inc omin g freshman and transfer stude nts always brings excitement, anticipation and a littl e uncertainty. UW-Parkside began the se meste r wit h a New Student Convocatio n, Tue sday, Sept. 5, in the Sports & Ac tivi ty center welco ming the largest incomi ng class in the past five years. The U W-Parkside c lass of 2021 totals 4769 studen ts the large st enroll­ ment since 2011 when enrollment was 4887. This year's enro llment is also up from 20 16's total o f43 99 student s enrolled. The growth o f the university is an important milestone as it reflects UW-Parksid e's abilit y to rema in a viable optio n for students. Especially non-tradi tional students, which many UW-Parkside students ar e. UW-Parkside is one of the cheap est four-year public institutions i n the state of Wiscon sin and is in a co nve­ nient locatio n between Milwa ukee and Chicago. This is also a large draw for students who a re from those larger are as but are searching for a school in a smaller a rea that is still able to offer good educational opportunities. UW-Parkside also ha s a student to faculty ration o f 19:1, which is fairly normal considering that, according to the Nation al Center for Education Sta­ tistics, the national a verage for college student-to-faculty ratios is 18:1. Th ou gh ts fr o m con voc a­ tio n Du ring the ceremony, students were introduce d to key s taff and faculty members and learned about the new and exciti ng opportu nities af­ forded to them at UW-P arkside. The unive rsity o ffers 33 undergraduate majors and three master's degre es in 22 academic departments. Dr. Br yan Le wis, assistant dea n for health-re lated professions, led an energetic and thought-pr ovoki ng discussion at the new student convoca tion. His speech challenged the incom ing students to deeply contemplate wh y they are pursuin g their chosen major, and also encour­ aged them to contin ually strive to find me aning, purpose, and self- fulf illm ent throughou t their academic careers. UW-Parks ide Chancello r Debbie Ford, remind ed new students that someday they themselves would be wa lkin g across th e commencement stage. "Be gin with the goal in m ind ," Ford said. Because the 2017 inco m­ ing class is so large, Ford anticipates yet another record brea king graduat­ ing class in 2021 . Re co rd cla ss size Enrol lmen t is not the on ly area in whic h UW-par kside has see n recent grow th and succe ss. In May 2017, the univer sity celebrated its larg­ est commencement in histo ry. Last year, 529 studen ts were eligi ble to participate in the spring commence­ ment ceremonies, whi ch were held on May 13. This number was larger than the previous year's rec ord class by 8 percent. In fact, more students have graduated from UW- Parkside in the past seven years than any other seven-year period in the un ivers ity's history Ar ea o f g ro w th Jody Se kas, ass ocia te p rofesso r of theatr e a rts a nd chair of the UW- Parkside Theatre Arts Department calls the incomin g c lass for fall 2017 "one of the larg est in recent history. This is an exciting time for the departme nt. On behalf of my colleagu es, we're very liappy to be working wit h this new group of talente d stu dents." The su cce ss and g r owth of the departm ent comes as no surp rise, especially when one conside rs the de­ partment's coasta nt efforts to improve and find new o pportunities for stu dent s. Throug hout th e sum mer 32 Thea tre Arts stud ents participated in internships in the fields of d esign, s tage manage ­ ment, perform ance an d technology. Thes e inter nships occurred in a variety o f p laces around the country inclu ding, The Sa nta Fe Op era (New Mexic o), American Playe rs Thea tre (Wisconsin), Pacific Con servator y The atre (Califo r­ nia), Kohl 's W ild Theatre (Wisconsin), Muhlenberg Summer Music Thea tre (Pennsylvania), Cumberland County Playho use (Ten ness ee), Utah Festival Opera (Utah) and S ea World (Texas) . The faculty of the dep artment we re also b usy this summer. Profe ssor Brian Gi ll facilitated a 10-da y training program with a Chic ago-bas ed pro fes­ sional fight director, held at U W-Park- side. Profess or Gill , along with eight UW-Parkside th eatre stude nts, took the training and p ass ed the Soc iety of American Fight Directors (SAFD ) pro­ ficiency test in unanned s tage combat. Profess or Gill also arra nged for repre senta tives from Montana Sha kesp eare in the Park, and the Chi­ cago Sha kesp eare Project to come to UW-Parkside this y ear to audition our stude nts for intern ships. Addition ally, Profes sor Mi sti Bradford operat ed as a Cost ume Craft Supervisor at American Pla yers Theatre, in Spring Gree n, Wl, and Pro­ fess or J ody Se kas worked as a Sce nic Designer for a project at t he Oregon Sha kesp eare Festival. IND EX Ca m pu s N ew s 2- 3 Po lice Blo tte r. 3 Cu ltu re 4 - 5 Ed ito ria l D es k 6 Sta ff & M iss io n 6 Op ini on 6 Bea rly N ew s 7 Sp or ts 8 2 | CAM PUS NEWS THE RA NG ER NEWS O ct ob er 4 th . 20 17 Local Eve nts O c t o b e r 4 St ud en t C en te r B rid ge T ab le : D on ut Pa ni c! It 's Ju st An In te rn sh ip Fa ir | 11 -2 p. m . | S tu de nt C en te r B ri dg e T he In te rn sh ip Fa ir is O c­ to be r 11 ! Do yo u kn ow w ha t to ex pe ct an d ho w to pr ep ar e? 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It 's Ju st A n In ­ te rn sh ip Fa ir - W or ks ho p | 1- 2 p. m . | Po pl ar Ro om , S tu de nt C en te r T he In te rn sh ip Fa ir is O c­ to be r 11 ! Do yo u kn ow w ha t to ex pe ct an d ho w to pr ep ar e? T he in te rn sh ip fa ir is a va lu ­ ab le op po rt un ity fo r yo u to co nn ec t w ith po te nt ia l em ­ pl oy er s in a sh or t am ou nt of ti m e, so ev er y m in ut e m at te rs . Jo in us fo r fr ee do nu ts an d co nv er sa ti on as w e an sw er yo ur qu es tio ns an d pr ov id e yo u w ith ke y st ra te gi es to pr e­ pa re fo r an d m ak e th e m os t of yo ur tim e at th e fa ir ! O c t o b e r 9 E xp er ie nc e Pa rk si de Da y | 9 a. m .- 2 p. m . | St ud en t C en te r D 10 5 E xp er ie nc e Pa rk si de Da y pr ov id es pr os pe ct iv e st ud en ts an d th ei r fa m ily /g ue st s th e op ­ po rt un ity to le ar n ab ou t UW - Pa rk si de . A tt en de es w ill be le ar n m or e ab ou t m an y as pe ct s of ca m pu s in cl ud in g st ud en t se rv ic es , ac ad em ic m aj or s an d ca m pu s li fe . W al k- in A dv is in g: D on ut P an ic ! It 's Ju st An In te rn sh ip Fa ir | 9- 4 p. m . | W yll ie Ha ll D 17 5 S to p by th e A dv is in g an d C ar ee r C en te r (W Y L L D 17 5) fo r ou r In te rn sh ip F ai r W al k- In A dv is in g D ay ! P ra ct ic e yo ur el ev at o r pi tc h, ge t yo ur re su m e re vi ew ed , le ar n ti ps an d st ra te ­ g ie s to na vi ga te th e fa ir an d of co u rs e. .. F R E E D O N U TS ! O c t o b e r 1 1 In te rn sh ip Fa ir | 11 a. m .-2 p. m . | U ni ve rs ity B al lr oo m , St ud en t C en te r O ct ob er 14 , 20 17 . 11 :0 0 am - 1: 00 pm , L ib ra ry Pa rk . T he C ity of K en os ha Fa ll Fe st iv al in L ib ra ry Pa rk ta ke s pl ac e w ith fa m ily ac ti vi ti es . D et ai ls to fo llo w . K en os ha H is to ry C en te r 13 th A nn ua l C hi li C oo k- of f T h e s c ie n c e o f h ur ri ca ne s e a s o n JO S E P H CA NN ING canriiO01 ©r ang ers .uw p.e du Sin ce th e end o f Augu st, na tural disa ster s hav e disru pted the liv es of tho usa nds . Thre e hu rric ane s— Har ­ vey, Ir ma, a nd Ma ria —m ade c on ­ tinu ous ass aul ts that c aug ht so me regi ons in the ir dest ruct ive w ind s wh ile p eop le th ere w ere ju st b egin ­ nin g to p ick u p the p iece s from the last sto rm . With the tragi c ne ws th at th e hurr ican es ha ve cre ated in n ews pa­ per s and so cial med ia, m any we re left wo nde rin g ho w th ese st orm s see me d to pop up so s udd enl y and with s uch s ever ity. Wh y ar e so man y hu rric ane s form ing s o qui ckl y? Th e ma kin g o f a mo nst er Th e R ang er N ew s int ervie wed UW -Pa rksi de geo scie nce prof esso r Rac hel Ilea dle y ab ou t the s cie nce behin d th e re cent h urri can es. "H urr ica nes f orm with t he eva por atio n o f wa rm o cea n w ate r," said Hea dley . Wat er nee ds t o be ap ­ prox ima tely 8 0 de gre es Fa hren heit or a bov e for hurr ican e for mat ion. Th e pr ofes sor n oted t hat t he sto rm s' rotati on ari ses w hen " su rfa ce w ind s that a re co nve rgi ng wi th w arm oce an w ate r [are ] pu she d alo ng by a highe r-leve l w ind ." Hur rica nes a re th en co ntin u­ ous ly fu eled by th e evap ora tion of incr easi ngly mo re oc ean wate r. As the v apo r is suc ked upw ard s int o the st orm , it gra dua lly lose s its he at, and as it falls it g ain s so me of t his hea t ba ck an d ge ts suc ked upw ard s aga in. Th is re cipr oca ting m otio n i s wha t allo ws t hes e stor ms t o ha ve s o mu ch en ergy . Di ag ram bre aki ng d ow n the dyn ami cs Hea dle y sta ted t hat h eal w as th e key t o hu rric ane fo rma tion . The Atla ntic hur rica ne seas on— las ting from Jun e to t he en d of No vem ­ ber —i s wh en mo st hurr ican es fo rm "m ain ly d ue to the [ hig her] wat er tem per atu re and direc tiona lity o f th e wi nd ." Th e r ole of cli ma te ch an ge Th e seve rity o f Ha rvey in pa r­ ticul ar pr omp ted man y que stio ns reg ard ing th e rol e of cli ma te ch ang e in the c reat ion o f dest ruc tive st orm s and if wo rse st orm s can be exp ect ed in the c om ing y ear s. Th e pro fess or a hur rica ne. asse rted that "n o on e sto rm c an be attri bute d to c lim ate ch ang e; yo u ca n' t do tha t." Wh ile m ost sci enti sts w ho st udy wea the r be lieve c lim ate c han ge i s sign ifica ntly a ffec ting t he f orm a­ tion o f the se sto rms , clim ate c ha ng e itself is not ca usi ng th em . Inst ead , a cl ear tr end is eme rgi ng. Hea dle y said , "in the f utur e the re mi gh t be mo re sto rms , ther e mi ght not be, but wha t is un ifor m ac ros s the bo ar d.. . is that m or e hu rric ane s will be str on g hur rica nes ." Sh e an d th e me teor olo gist s and clim atol ogis ts w ho s tud y tro pica l sto rm s' rel ation to cli ma te ch ang e are not ju st spe cula ting : they are COURT ESY OF C OAS TALE R.US GS.G O bas ing th ese c lai ms o ff dec ade s wo rth o f accu mu late d d ata. S ci­ enti sts co ntin ue t o u se ev er m ore com ple x m od els c om put er m ode ls that reve al ho w sli ghtl y hig her glob al te mp era tur es, shi fte d oce an cur ren ts, or high er se a le vels c ou ld aff ect st orm form atio n. A p ro fes so r's pe rsp ec tiv e Wh en a ske d if she wan ted UW - Park side s tud ent s to k eep a ny thi ng in mi nd abo ut t he im plic atio ns o f clim ate ch ang e, p rofe ssor Hea d- ley u rged a glo bal vie w: "E ven if yo u'r e in a rea that wo n't be dir ectl y aff ect ed ... we s ho uld n't lose t rack of t he p eop le. " Free e x p r e ss io n r e s o lu t io n in tr o d u c e d t o U W THOMAS BEYE R-BOWDEN beyer015@ran gers. uwp. edu Th e S ta te of W isc on sin Le gis ­ lat ur e i s c on si de rin g a ne w Re so ­ lut ion on Fr ee do m of Ex pr es sio n. Re so lu tio n 11.1 0. w ou ld , i f ad op te d, d ire ct th e UW Sy st em 's Bo ard of Re ge nt s t o a do pt po lic y on fr ee ex pr es sio n t ha t i nc lu de s di sc ip lin ary ac tio n ag ain st th os e w ho di sr up t t he fre e e xp re ss io n of ot he rs . Th e Re so lut ion do es not aff ec t fre ed om of ex pr es sio n as gu ar ­ an tee d by the Fi rst Am en dm en t an d Ar tic le 1 o f th e W isc on sin Co ns tit ut io n. W hy ad op t i t? T he pu rp os e o f Re so lu tio n 11.10 is t o res tri ct an d pu nis h ex pr es sio n tha t v io la te s t he law , fa lse ly de fa m es an in div id ua l, co ns tit ut es a ge nu in e t hr ea t or ha ra ssm en t, un jus tif iab ly in va de s p riv ac y o r c on fid en tia l­ ity, d is ru pt s ac tiv ity on ca m pu s or vi ol at es th e r ea so na bl e t im e, pl ac e a nd m an ne r r es tri cti on s on ex pr es si ve a cti vit y. Th e dis cip lin ar y ac tio ns ou t­ lin ed fo r a ny of th e a bo ve ac ts a re su sp en sio n fo r o ne se m es te r af te r tw o vio lat ion s a nd ex pu lsi on af te r thr ee vi ol ati on s. T he Re so lut io n al so re qu ire s tha t a ll UW sy ste m sc ho ol s rep ort an nu al ly to th e Bo ar d of Re ge nt s on th ei r ab ili ty to sta y wi thi n t he Re so lu tio n' s g ui de lin es an d m ai n­ tain ne utr ali ty on pu bl ic po lic y iss ue s. T hi s n eu tra lit y do es no t ap pl y to st ud en ts a nd st af f, w ho ar e f re e t o e xp re ss th ei r v iew s o n pu bli c po lic y. Im pa ct o n the fu tu re Fu tu re ne w stu de nt or ie nt a­ tio ns wi ll be re qu ir ed to in cl ud e an ex pl an at io n o f t he Re so lu tio n an d cu rr en t s tu de nt s wi ll re ce iv e an an nu al no tif ic at io n o f t h is po lic y if it is ad op te d. A ny cu rr en t po lic y re ga rd in g re st ric tio n o f s pe ec h a t U W - Pa rk si de wi ll be su pe rs ed ed an d nu lli fi ed . If yo u ha ve an y qu es ti on s o r w ou ld li ke to vo ic e yo ur op in io n on R es ol ut io n 1 1.10 ., y ou ar e en co ur ag ed to co nt ac t Pa rk si de St ud en t G ov er nm en t o r ch an ce l­ lor . H u m a n tr a ff ic k in g : B r e a k in g t h e s i le n c e VIA U W- PA RK SD E SO MF .RS - Th e Un ive rsi ty o f Wi sco nsi n-P ark sid e C on tin ui ng Ed uca tio n De pa rtm en t h os ts a "H um an Tr aff ick ing : B rea ki ng th e S ile nc e, " a hu ma n-t raf fic kin g co nf er en ce Fri day , Oc t. 2 0, f ro m 8: 15 a.m .to 4 p.m . in UW -Pa rks ide Stu de nt Ce nte r. Pr ese nte rs fro m all ov er Th e lin eu p o f k ey no te a nd bre ak ou t-s ess ion pre sen ter s ra ng e fro m hu ma n-t raf fic kin g ta sk for ce ad vo ca tes to f or me r v ict im s o f hu ma n tra ffic kin g. P res en ter s w ill sp ea k o n a v ari ety of top ics , su ch as a bas ic o ve rv iew of hu ma n tra ffi cki ng , tr au ma bo nd ing , l abo r tra ffic kin g, a nd a loo k a t hu ma n tra ffi ck ing from a s ur vi vo r le ns. "H um an Tr aff ick ing 10 1, " pre sen ted by Nea l Lof y, F BI Wi s­ co nsi n Hu ma n T raf fic kin g Ta sk Fo rce , an d Ka ri He mm ig , fo un de r an d e xe cu tiv e di rec tor of the Fig ht to En d Ex plo ita tio n, g ive s an o ve rv ie w o f h um an tra ffi cki ng an d pro vid es a mo re in- dep th loo k at s ex tra ffi ck ing in the Un ite d St ate s. Th e p res ent ati on will ed uc ate and em po we r ci tiz en s to figh t hu ma n t raf fic kin g in the ir o wn co mm un iti es . "N ati on al Jo hn s Su pp res sio n Ini tia tiv e," pre sen ted by Ma r­ ian Ha tch er o f t he C oo k Co un ty Sh er iff 's O ffi ce, ex am in es the dis pa rit y b etw ee n pu rch ase r an d th os e b ou gh t an d s old . H atc he r is a hu ma n t raf fic kin g su rv ivo r an d sh ar es tha t per spe cti ve a lo ng wit h her ex pe rie nc e i n l aw en fo rce ­ me nt. Two op tio ns for att en ­ da nc e At ten de es c an ch oo se o ne ou t o f tw o b rea ko ut s ess ion s: "L ab or Tr af fic kin g" b y J avi er A ce ve do - Ba ez or " Tr au ma Bo nd in g" by Na nc y Y arb rou gh . A ce ve do -B ae z will sp ea k o n th e de fin iti on o f lab or t raf fic kin g, a s w ell as rec og ­ niz ing and res po nd in g to the si gn s of lab or t raf fic kin g. Y arb rou gh di sc us se s h ow an d wh y a vic tim of hu ma n t raf fic kin g ex pe rie nc es a str on g b on d to t he ex plo ite r. Af ter the bre ako ut s es sio ns , a pan el d isc us sio n a llo ws a tte nd ee s to as k t he ke yn ote sp ea ke rs q ue s­ tio ns tha t m ay ar ise th ro ug ho ut the co nf ere nc e. At ten de es a re pro vid ed wit h a lig ht b rea kfa st a nd lun ch . "C ho ­ se n, " a d oc um en tar y o n hu m an tra ffi ck ing , wi ll be s ho wn du rin g lun ch. At ten de es a lso ha ve o pp or ­ tun iti es thr ou gh ou t th e d ay to e n­ ga ge wit h a res ou rce fai r o f c om ­ mu nit y bu sin ess es a nd se rv ic es tha t w ill s ha re ins igh ts o n va rio us to pi cs o f h um an tra ffi ck ing . Wi sco nsi n Pu bli c Ra dio ha s ge ne rou sly sp on so re d " H um an Tra ffi cki ng : B re ak in g t he S i­ le nc e. " Th e c on fe re nc e c os ts S I2 9 fo r t he ful l da y, $ 11 5 f or res ou rce fa ir e xh ib ito rs , an d a sp ec ial co m­ mu nit y pri ce o f $ 15 is a va ila ble for at te nd ee s w ho on ly w is h t o att en d t he first ke yn ote - "H u­ ma n T ra ffi ck ing 10 1" ( inc lu de s ligh t b rea kfa st a nd res ou rce fai r). At ten de es a ls o h av e th e o pt io n o f ea rn in g 0 .5 C EU s f or a n a dd i­ tio na l $ 20 . Re gis ter on lin e f or " H um an Tr aff ick ing : B re ak in g th e S ile nc e" at uw p. ed u/ ce or ca ll 26 2- 59 5- 33 40 . M ed ia c on ta ct : El iza be th H en si ak , he ns iak @ uw p.e du f 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 47, October 4, 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 47 Headline Used for newspapers, the Headline element describes the main article of the issue. Latinos Unidos responds to news of DACA Series Number The series number of the original collection. UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Since 1972 Kee p up t o da te w ith th e ne ws a tTR No nlin e.o rg. Sep tem ber 2 0 ,2 0 1 7 ct C he ck o u t ou r n ex t is su e on O c t 4t h! Th e Ra nge r N ew s i s w ritt en an d e dit ed by stu den ts of the U nive rsity of W isco nsi n-P ark sid e, a nd they are s olely res pon sib le f or its e dito rial pol icy a nd co nte nt . La tin os Unidos re spo nds to n e w s of D A C A JO SE PH CA NN IN G can niO O 1 @ ran ge rs. uw p . ed u Sin ce June o l 20 12 , th e D ef er re d A ct io n fo r C hi ld ho od A rr iv a ls (D A C A ) p ol ic y has giv en se cu rit y to ma ny im m ig ra nt s in the Un ite d Stat es wh o w ou ld ot he rw ise be at ris k o f d ep or ta tio n. O n Sep t. 5, 20 17 , P res ide nt Do na ld Tr um p a nn ou nc ed any de fer red ac tio n pe rm itt ed by D A C A w ou ld bec om e n on ­ ren ew ab le in six mo nth s a nd tha t no new cases o f d efe rre d ac tio n w ou ld be c on sid ­ ere d. U nc er ta in fu tu re Th e ann ou nce me nt tha t the D A C A pr og ra m wo ul d be en din g sh ou ld hav e s ur­ pr ise d n o on e, e ven i f w hi le on ca mp aig n. Tr um p p ro m ise d the be ne fic iar ies o f th e pr og ra m , s o- ca lle d " dr ea m er s, " w ou ld no t be a tar ge t o f h is im m ig ra tio n p ol ic y. Ins tea d, the ne ws on ly co nf irm ed ma ny im m ig ra nt s' wo rst fea rs. Th e Ob am a a dm in is tra tio n im ple m en te d D A C A so t hat un do cu me nte d i m m ig ra nt s wh o ar riv ed in Am er ica as c hi ld re n, lik e ly no t h av in g any say in the ma tte r, c ou ld be spa red fro m de po rta tio n fo r ren ew ab le pe rio ds o f t w o yea rs. In ad di tio n, be ne fic ia rie s w ou ld re ce ive a w or k pe rm it. Dre am ers w ou ld the n b e ab le to sa fe ly p urs ue care ers and re ce ive ed uc ati on in Am er ic a. UW -P ar ks id e re spon ds Ch anc ello r o f UW -Pa rks ide , De bora h Fo rd, issue d a s tatem ent on the p ol ic y' s repe al v ia em ail on Sept. 8. She e xpres sed her sup por t o f l ette rs sent by the UW syst em to Con gres s a nd the Pre side nt in sup por t o f D A C A and rei ter ate d the be ne fits o f th e p ro gra m' s co nt in ua tio n to c hi ld im m igr an ts , W isc on­ sin , an d th e e nti re U ni te d S tates. The stud ents o f U W- Pa rks ide also stan d in defe nse o f D A C A : Yog er A gu ila r, Vic e Pre side nt o f H isp an ic- Am er ica n c ul tu ra l clu b La tin os Un ido s ( L U ), spo ke t o the Ran ger Ne ws on ho w the pro gr am 's e nd w ou ld af fe ct the H isp an ic co mm un ity . " It is a re al ly tou gh si tu at io n, " h e s aid . "[ D A C A ] is the op po rtu ni ty fo r [dr ea me rs] to w or k, p ar tic ipa te in so cie ty, to be an ac­ tiv e ci tiz en [s ic ]. " A gu ila r assert ed that the P res ide nt's de cis ion was a mi sta ke and push ed tha t drea mer s s ho uld crea te a po sit ive im ­ pac t on so cie ty. " It 's sad ," h e lam en ted ; "[ T ru m p is ] c lo si ng the do or fo r fut ure ge ne rat ion s." Hi sp an ic H er ita ge M o n th In rel ate d an d l ig ht er ne ws , Hi sp an ic He rita ge M on th beg an S epte mbe r 15 an d L U has b ig pla ns . Wed nesda y, S ept. 20 , m ark s t he ir first gen era l a ssem bly in W yl lie H a ll. The as­ sem bly is a pr ese nta tio n a nd dis cus sio n o n a to pic in Hi sp an ic cu ltu re . PHO TO BY ETHA N COS TELLO To kick off the acad emic yea r, L atinos Unid os h osted a celebrato ry event on Se pt. 13. Sep t. 2 7, m ark s t he seco nd a sse mb ly. It is a c ol la bo ra tio n be twe en the Bl ac k Stu ­ den t U ni on and L U to fur th er ed uc ati on on A fr o- La tin o cu ltu re . Ag ui la r was p ar tic ul ar ly ex cit ed abo ut thi s eve nt and enc our age d s tud ent in vo lv e­ me nt. L U w il l also be ho st in g a sp icy salsa con tes t on the bri dg e on Oc t. 5. A ls o, on Oc t. 11, ther e w il l b e a tou r o f L a tin Am er ica la id ou t a cross ma ny tabl es each one sho wc asi ng un iqu e aspec ts a bou t a pa rti cu lar co un try .F ro m Oc t. 9- 13 , a sa lsa mu sic and danc e g rou p w il l b e p er fo rm in g on cam pus . On Oc t. 18 , a p res en tat ion on do me stic vio le nc e w il l b e g ive n. La st ly , on Oc t. 20 , in Th e D en the cl os in g c ere mo ny o f H is ­ pan ic He rita ge M on th w il l b e h el d. N et w or ki ng and care er op po rtu ni tie s w il l be av ail ab le! L U we lco me s a ll stu ­ dent s t o th ei r eve nts. M or e in fo rm at io n can be fou nd abo ut L U 's eve nts on fly er s pos ted thr ou gh ou t the cam pus and on th ei r In sta gr am page at U W -P La tin os Un ido s. P a r k si d e f e e l s t h e s h o c k o f H a r v e y a n d Irm a LAUR EL MAR CINKU S marciO I6@ranger s.uvvp.edu Fo r th e pa st f ew wee ks, dea dly Hu r- rica nes have rip pe d t hro ug h the hea dlin es and thr oug h t he skie s. Th eir imp act has t ake n a to ll on in d i­ vid ua l c oun trie s in the Ca ribb ean , as w el l as those in our co un try . H ar ve y It a ll star ted w ith Hu rric an e H ar ve y, a sto rm tha t h it in late Au gu st. Due to the ma gni tud e o f th e s tor m and the sta lled pro gre ssio n o f i ts tra ck , t he c ity o f H ou sto n was a bso lut ely dev asta ted. Ir m a Hu rric an e I rm a h it ne xt, st rik in g t he Ca ribb ean , S out h C ar ol in a, Ge org ia a nd Fl or id a. Ac co rd in g t o the N at io na l Weath er Se rvic e, the U. S. deat h t o ll stands at 3 1 a nd co un tin g. H ow is t hi s e ffe ct in g U W -P ar k- side? UW -Pa rks ide stud ents w ith lov ed ones in these area s ar e wo rri ed and despe rate for answ ers. W ilf re da Kr am er , a ju ni or at UW - Par ksid e, e xpre ssed con cer n to r h er fri en d, who was l e ft stra nde d in Sai nt M ar tin for five days . " I was ve ry scared for he r," she stated. "1 k ep t s cr ol lin g th rou gh Face book to see i f she w ou ld post any upda tes b ut I di dn 't see mu ch . I jus t wa nte d t o m ake sure Hurrica ne Irma lea ves h omes devista ted. she was al rig h t." Un for tun ate ly, Kra me r w as n ot the on ly one str ug gli ng . Dere k Fye , a se nior , ex pla ine d fee lin g "p ow er les s" as he le arne d th at I rm a was headed for his fa m ily in Fl or id a. He said tha t "1 was c onc erne d f or the ir s afety and kne w that I co ul dn 't sup port the m i n the way tha t 1 wo uld have lik ed to ." Th e a fte rm at h Sa dly , man y fam ilie s fee l the same de ­ COURT ESY OF CLOUDF RONT.NE T feat . M an y o f th e hu rric ane vic tim s r em ain trap ped in the ir h ome s, m ost wi th ou t foo d, wate r o r e le ct ric ity . Thou sand s o f Am eric ans fear that the ir lov ed ones c ou ld b e am ong the stran ded or deceased . Fo rtu na tel y, F ye has s ince lear ned that his fa m ily is a ll rig ht but he does n ot kn ow "h ow mu ch pro pe rty damage the y are d ea lin g w ith ye t." Kr am er, how eve r, w as s omb er as sh e reca nted her frie nd 's tu rm oi l. "T he Pue rto R ica n G ove rnm ent was a ble to fl y her out o f S aint M ar tin bu t she can ­ no t g o h ome because h er house in Fl or id a is de str oye d," she ex pla ine d. Wh en asked i f part s o f her pro pe rty were salv age d, Kra me r c onv eye d t hat she ha d no th ing . She sha red that "P eo ple kee p a sk ing her wha t she n eeds a nd she says , ' I need clo the s! 1 do n' t h ave a ny cl ot he s! '" Mo re stude nts added to thi s c onc ern , as th ey ex ­ pla ine d t hat the ir fa m ilie s' liv eli ho od s are han gin g in the bala nce. K e lly M cC or m ick , a sen ior here at Par ksid e, ex press ed, " I' m not sure i f my cou sin 's r ec yc lin g b usines s ca n w iths tan d the sto rm ." M cC or m ick 's cou sin , who is in his late twe ntie s, ju st start ed h is ow n bu sine ss. Ho we ve r, hi s fa m ily fears that the loss o f clie nte le and e qui pm ent co uld set h im bac k. "H e' s not some we alth y guy . He ca n't fun d a com eba ck! H is liv el ih oo d c ou ld be in jeo pa rd y," Mc Co rm ick plea ded . Ho pe l ive s on Ho we ve r, the few stud ents at U W -P ark - side who grie ve for those so f ar awa y h ave no t lo st hop e. "S om eth ing lik e thi s imp acts yo u i n such a ma jor wa y," Fye exp lain ed . "B u t seein g th e do nat ion s p ut fo rth by so m any Am eric ans has be en v ery enc our agi ng a nd rea ssu ring ." Some stude nts may th in k that the hu r­ rica nes have no eff ec t o n th ose so f ar awa y bu t fo r o the rs, it hi ts ver y clo se to h ome . I N D E X Ca mp us N ew s 2- 3 Po lice Blo tte r. 3 Cu ltur e 4- 5 Ed ito ria l D es k 6 Sta ff & M iss ion 6 Op inio n 6 Bea rly Ne ws 7 Sp ort s 8 CAM PUS NEWS CULTURE S c ie n c e la b g ra n d F o re ig n film s e ri e s c o m e s to D a r k s id e . o p e n in g . F o re ig n film s e ri e s c o m e s to D a r k s id e . See cag e 2 See pa ge 5 OPI NIO N Be ts y De Vo s o n se xu al as su lt. See pag e 6 BEAR LY NEWS Ra ng er Be ar w in s tr o p h y . See pag e 7 2 I CAMPUS NEWS THE RANGER NEWS Sep tem ber 20 .2 01 7 Lo cal Ev en ts S e p t e m b e r 2 1 Sc ho lar sh ip T han k You L ette r Wr itin g W ork sho p | 11 a.m .- 2 p.m . | Wy lie D1 50 E Ma ny sch ola rsh ips at UW -Pa rk- sid e a re pro vid ed by ge ne rou s d o­ no rs. A s a way to s ho w gra titu de for the inv est me nt tha t a do no r h as ma de in y ou r co lle ge su cc ess , w e n eed all sch ola rsh ip rec ipi en ts t o wr ite a tha nk you lett er. Your no te o f t ha nk s rem ind s th em wh y they giv e, and oft en he lps to s ec ure the ir c on tin ued su pp or t f or fut ur e P ark sid e s tud en ts. If yo u are rec eiv ing a s ch ola rsh ip for the 20 17 -18 ye ar, ple ase att end on e of the fou r w ork sh op da ys to com ­ ple te yo ur tha nk you lett er. Y ou may als o f oll ow th e o nli ne ins tru cti on s if y ou pre fer to wr ite yo ur lett er a t ho me . S ch ola rsh ip tha nk you let ter s are du e t o M olly Mo ore (sc ho l- are ve nt@ uw p.e du ) by Se pte mb er 29 . S e p t e m b e r 2 2 Ke no sha Cr ea tiv e S pa ce Be ach Par ty | 4-1 0 p .m . | Si mm on s I sla nd , Ke no sha . Ke no sha Cr ea tiv e S pa ce wil l sh ow ca se K en os ha 's cre ati ve co m -. mu nity du rin g a two -da y cel eb rat ion on Si mm on s I sla nd . Th e tw o-d ay ev en t w ill fea tur e f am ily ac tiv i­ tie s, a san d cas tle co mp eti tio n, liv e mu sic , b onf ires , a bee r an d win e ga rde n, loc al foo d ve nd ors , a rts and cra fts ve nd ors an d d em on str ati on s, and a p op -up gal ler y exh ibi t i nsi de th e h ist ori c S im mo ns Isl and Be ach Ho use . P roc eed s from the ev en t w ill ben efit on go ing eff ort s to sec ur e a pe rm an en t lo ca tio n for Ke no sha Cr ea tiv e S pa ce - a fac ilit y to be use d as a c om bin ed com mu nit y cen ter , co -w or kin g sp ac e an d bu sin ess ac ­ cel era tor for cre ati ve s. S e p t e m b e r 2 3 Wee kly Co mm on Gr ou nd s C off ee Ri de | 8 a .m . | C om mo n Gr ou nd s, Ke no sh a Th e B ike Sh op at So uth po rt Rig gin g t ak es gr ou p b icy cle rid es from Ha rb ors ide Co mm on Gr ou nd s (51 59 - 6 th A ve. ) in Ke no sha to a £ off ee s ho p in Z io n, 1L e ve ry Sa tur da y mo rni ng a t 8 a.m . It is a 26 -m ile ro un d-t rip rid e w ith a h alf hou r s to p for co ffe e a nd tre ats . Th e rid e i s m ost ly flat an d s uit ab le for all lev els of rid ers an d a ny on e 1 0 a nd ov er. It 's a s oci al rid e a t a mo de r­ ate pa ce of 12 -17 mp h. No sig n up nec ess ary , ju st sho w up . If you ca n' t ma ke it o ne V ee k, fee l free to co me the ne xt. T he rid e o ffic iall y sta rts in lat e M arc h a nd sto ps wh en it s no ws . (T ho ug h in rea lity , i t's not un co m­ mo n t o s ee a g ro up rid ing in th e wi nte r - as lon g a s th e pa ve me nt is dry .) Se pte mb er 25 Par ty on Th e P av em en t | 12 -7 p.m . | D ow nto wn Ra cin e Ra ci ne 's l arg est - a nd fav ori te str ee t f es tiv al. He ad to Do wn tow n Ra cin e from 12 -7 p.m . fo r five sta ge s of liv e mu sic and en ter tai nm en t, tw o ca r s ho ws , fo od an d be ve rag e, art s an d c raf ts, ch ild re n's ac tiv iti es , sp or ts z on e, rid es a nd ga me s. N ote tha t t he Do wn tow n po rtio ns of Ma in St ree t, S ixt h Str eet and Wi sco nsi n Av enu e w ill be c lo se d. Pa rki ng is av ail ab le ( $2 all da y) in all mu nic i­ pal pa rki ng ram ps . S e p t e m b e r 2 6 S e p t e m b e r 2 7 S c i e n c e lab grand o p e n in g AU ST IN KR IE GE R krieg0 04@ra ngers. uwp . edu On A ug . 3 1 T he Co lle ge of Na tur al an d He alt h Sc ie nc es ho ste d a g ran d op en ing for th e n ew SC Jo hn so n Int eg rat ed Sc ien ce La bs . T he re wa s a n au di en ce of aro un d 90 in clu di ng de an s, pr of es ­ so rs , e du ca to rs, an d loc al me m be rs o f leg isl ati on . Th e Int eg rat ed Sc ien ce La b is in pa rt, du e to the do na tio ns from so m e ch ari tab le or ga niz ati on s su ch as th e S C Jo hn so n co mp an y and Sh im ad zu sc ien tif ic in str um en ts, am on g o th er s. Tru ly int egr ate d T he ne w la bs , loc ate d in G re en qu ist ha ll on th e D 1 le ve l, we re de sig ne d to ac co m m od at e th e ne ed s of m ul tip le di sc ip lin es . Ea ch lab is ou tfi tte d wi th in str um en ts use d in all di ffe re nt de pa rtm en ts of Na tu ral an d H ea lth Sc ie nc es . An ov er la p in ne ce ss ity wi th in th e di ffe re nt fields, su ch as ne w lig ht in g, fu m e ho od s, ta bl es , pr es en te d th e op po rtu ni ty to cr ea te a tru ly "i n­ te gr at ed " l ab . In ad di tio n, th is wi ll pr ov ide th e di ff er en t di sc ip lin es wi th a lab or ato ry en vi ro n­ m en t t he y re qu ire to su cc ee d. Wo rk s tud y o pp ort un itie s In ad di tio n to w or ki ng as cl as sr oo m s, th e lab s w ill se rv e as res ea rc h se tti ng s f or in de pe nd en t st ud ie s as we ll as re se ar ch pr oj ec ts co nd uc te d by st ud en ts an d pr of es so rs al ik e. In ad di tio n, wo rk stu dy wi ll be of fer ed as pa rt of re se ar ch pr oj ec ts he ld . S tu de nt s in el ig ib le for wo rk stu dy ma y al so ge t th e c ha nc e to re ce iv e so m e m on eta ry su bs id y fo r th ei r re se ar ch pr oj ­ ec ts an d in de pe nd en t s tu di es . M ov ing for wa rd Th e in sti lla tio n of th e sc ie nc e lab s a na lo gi ze s U W -P ar ks id e's in te gr ate d ap pr ba ch w ith in th e New signs f or UW-Par kside's new sc ience lab . sc ie nc es . Th e ap pr oa ch of ho w id ea s f rom ea ch di sc i­ pl in e ar e in co rp or at ed wi thi n th e pr og ra m s. D r. O tu , D ea n of the C ol le ge of N atu ra l an d H ea lth Sc ie nc es , ho pe s t he lab s wi ll be a " hi gh lig ht ' in U W -P ar ks id e' s s tr iv e to fu rt he r de ve lo p th e ca pa bi lit ie s an d op po rtu ni tie s he re on ca m pu s. " Th is hi gh lig ht is sh ow n th ro ug h UW - Pa rk si de 's 90 % pl ac em en t ra te fo r pr e- m ed ic al st ud en ts in ov er a d oz en pr of es si on s in cl ud in g, ve te rin ar y, m ed ic in e, an d ph ar m ac y in to gr ad u­ at e pr og ra m s. Cr eat ing pr ofe ssi on als T he lab s re pr es en t a ne w ch ap te r for the CO UR TE SY O F A UST IN KR IEG ER sc ie nc e de pa rtm en t he re on ca m pu s, on e w he re st ud en ts wi ll be w or ki ng in a pr of es si on al la b se tti ng w ith st at e of th e ar t ren ov ati on s.. St u­ de nt s w ill ga in th e ab ili ty to w or k cl os el y With pr of es si on al s in th e field th ey ho pe to on e da y th ri ve in . - Th es e la bs gi ve a ch an ce fo r s ci en ce st ud en ts to us e 21 st ce nt ur y eq ui pm en t w ith in a ne w lab de sig ne d to ac co m m od at e an y ne ed th at th ey ma y ha ve . T he N at ur al an d H ea lth Sc ie nc es de ­ pa rtm en t is co nf id en t t he in te gr at ed l a b s wi ll be an in te gr al pa rt of U W -P ar ks id e' s im ag e as we ll as a pr iv ile ge for in co m in g sc ie nc es st ud en ts ho pi ng to ma ke an im pa ct in th e pr of es si on al w or ld . P a r k s id e g e t s a n e w s a n d w i c h s h o p THOM AS BEYE R-BOW DEN beye r015 @ra nger s.uw p.ed u If y ou ha ve bee n to th e W yll ie M ark et th is se m es te r, yo u m ig ht ha ve no tic ed a ne w ad di tio n. An Er be rt and G er be rt 's ha s re pl ac ed ou r on -c am pu s Su bw ay . Th is ch an ge wi ll not be su rp ris ­ in g to ev er yo ne . I f yo u we re on e of th e luc ky st ud en ts giv en a ch an ce to sa m pl e Er be rt an d G er be rt' s, ' Ei ns te in Ba ge ls an d Su bw ay las t se m es te r an d w eig h in on wh ich . yo u wa nt ed to se e on ca m pu s, yo ur vo ic es ha ve be en he ar d. Fo r the re st of us th ou gh , t he qu es tio n re m ai ns , ho w do es th e new sh op sta ck up ? Is th e W yll ie M ar ke t s til l th e be st pl ac e on ca m pu s t o sa tis fy th at su dd en su b cr av in g? Co mp are an d c on tra st Fi rs t, let us loo k at th e di ffe r­ en ce s. Su bw ay of fe re d 6 in ch su bs or (n ea rl y) fo ot lo ng s. Er be rt an d G er be rt 's ha s 8 14 — inc h su b sa nd w ic he s or, if th at so un ds lik e a bit m uc h, "c ou pl e up s" wh ic h are ha lf sa nd w ic he s wi th a c up of so up . . Th at br in gs up th e first bi g di f­ fe re nc e be tw ee n th e tw o: so up s. A - go od so up is a s an dw ic h' s w in g- m an . L uc ky us, Eb er t a nd G er be rt 's ha s us co ve re d he re wi th nin e so lid so up s. You wa nt to go cl as si c? Th ey ha ve ch ic ke n no od le , br oc co li ch ed da r, ch ick en du m pl in g an d ch ili . T ry in g to ke ep aw ay fro m gl ut en ? B am . T he y ha ve th e ch ic k­ en wi ld ri ce , loa de d bak ed po ta to an d fo r ve ge ta ria ns , a fa nt as tic ta st ­ in g to m at o ba sil pa rm es an . F ee lin g w ei rd ? T ry th e ch ic ke n en ch ila da or th e W isc on sin dr ea m , e le ga nt ly tit le d be er ch ee se . A lr ig ht , e no ug h on so up s, le t's _ . ge t ter th e main- Ctonr se of th is • • ' st or y. Wi th 16 di ffe re nt ki nd s o n th e m en u, th er e is so m et hi ng fo r ev er yo ne . You ca n find ha m , c hi ck en , tur ke y, sa la m i, ro as t be ef , s ea fo od an d ve ge ta ria n op tio ns . T he y w ill ev en su b ou t th e s ta nd ar d br ea d fo r U di 's gl ut en fre e br ea d if y ou ha ve C el ia c or a^g lute n se ns iti vi ty . T he nu m be r on e ch an ge th at yo u wi ll ta st e fro m Su bw ay is the fr es hn es s o f in gr ed ie nt s. I a m a fan of Su bw ay , but th ey ca n pu sh ev en me w ith th os e al bi no to m at o sl ic es . I re ac he d ou t t o K at rin a St ur in o, th e Re tai l M an ag er fo r A 'v ia nd s on ca m pu s, an d sh e co nf irm ed my su s­ pi ci on s: th e m ea ts an d ch ee se s ar e no w be in g s lic ed fre sh da ily an d it m ak es a wo rld of di ffe re nc e. " Th e.b ack sto ry O f co ur se , e ac h sa nd w ic h on the m en u ha s its ow n ba ck sto ry , in ­ sp ire d by st or ie s th e or ig in al ow ne r to ld hi s s on , a lo ng si de th ei r nu tri ­ tio n in fo on th e o ffi ci al w eb si te . My fa vo rit e, ro as t be ef , is ca lle d H al le y' s C om et . In th e of fic ial ca no n of th e Er be rt an d G er be rt 's un iv er se , h e wa s a ss ig ne d to find tw o ch ild re n on Ea rth an d te ac h th em th e ma r­ ve ls o f hi st or y an d th e un iy er se . O f co ur se he ch oo se s o ur he ro es , Er be rt an d G er be rt, to tra ve l wi th th ro ug h sp ac e an d tim e an d tea ch ab ou t th e po w er of tr us t. An d ye s, yo u ca n ju st as k for a ro as t be ef or tu rk ey , but wh y wo uld yo u w he n yo u co ul d as k fo r a Ha l- le ys C om et or Bo ne y B ill y? m yL AB b o x p r o v id e s sa fe s e x t ip s fo r s t u d e n t s Co m in g t og eth er Ra cin e M ov ie Ni gh t: I am No t y ou r N eg ro | 6- 8 p.m . | Ra cin e P ub lic Lib rar y, Ra cin e M ov ies wi th a t he m e of rac e a nd rac ism , fo llo we d by dis cu ssi on . Qu est ion s? 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Na tion al Dat a: N ew n at io na l d at a ab o ut th e g ro w in g tr en d of st u d e n ts u si ng so ci al fu n d ra is in g to pa y fo r sc h o o l. 2. S tep -by -St ep I ns tru c­ tio ns a nd T ips to La un ch a Su cce ssf ul Go Fu nd Me : S te p -b y -s te p in st ru c ti o n s an d im p o rt an t ti p s fo r st u d en ts ab o ut li ow to cr ea te a su cc es sf u l G o F u n d M e to ra is e m on ey fo r c o ll e g e . 3. Sta te- Sp eci fic Da ta: S ta te -s p ec if ic da ta ab ou t th e co st of co ll e g e an d in fo rm at io n ab o u t st u d en ts in yo ur st a te w ho h av e tu rn ed to G o F u n d M e to h el p re d u c e th ei r c o ll eg e c o s ts . G oF u n d M e to da y a ls o re ­ le as ed a ne w c o ll e g e fu n d ra is ­ in g h u b , w hi ch w ill se rv e a s a re so u rc e fo r st u d e n ts an d th ei r c o m m u n it ie s. W e w an t to m ak e it a s ea sy a s p o ss ib le fo r G o F u n d M e d o n o rs to fi nd st u d e n ts , a s w el l a s g iv ­ in g st u d e n ts an d th ei r fa m il ie s th e ti p s an d to o ls th ey ne ed fo r a su cc e ss fu l c a m p a ig n . S tu d en ts an d d o n o rs ca n v is it th e co ll e g e fu n d ra is in g h u b h er e: h tt p s: // w w w .g o fu n d m e. co m / co ll e g e -t u it io n -f u n d ra is in g G o F u n d M e ha s m ad e th e se ne w re so u rc e s a v ai la b le to al l st u d e n ts , p a re n ts , f ac u lt y an d st af f a t c o ll e g e ca m p u se s ac ro ss th e co u n tr y to sh ow ho w ea sy it is to re d u ce a s tu d e n t' s b il ls . G o F u n d M e w il l c o n ti n u e to sh ar e ti p s an d be st p ra c ti c es d i­ re ct ly w it h st u d e n ts to em p ow er th em to st ar t c a m p a ig n s. Ab ou t G oF un dM e L au n ch ed in 2 0 1 0 , G o F u n d M e is th e w o rl d 's la rg es t so ci al fu n ­ d ra is in g p la tf o rm , w it h o v er $ 3 b il li o n ra is ed so f a r . # W ith a co m m u n it y of m or e th an 25 m il li o n d o n o rs , G o ­ F u n d M e is c h a n g in g th e w ay th e w or ld g iv e s. U W ir e, a c o ll e g e ne w s an d d is tr ib u ti o n se rv ic e b as ed in C h ic ag o an d st a rt e d in 19 94 , se rv e s m o re th an 6 0 0 c o ll e g e n ew s p a rt n er s a c ro ss th e U .S . M o re in fo rm a ti o n an d ad d it io n a l re le as e s a re a v a il a b le at U W ir e. c o m . 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/. 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Ap ril 2 8 ,2 0 1 7 H j e b a n n e r K i m C he ck ou t ou r n ext is su e in th e fall T h e R an g er N ew s is w rit te n a n d e d it e d by s tu d e n ts of th e Un iv ers ity of W is co n si n -P ar ks id e, an d th ey a re so le ly re sp o n si b le fo r it s ed ito ria l po lic y an d c o n te n t. G o in g gr ee n -n ot just for t h e w e e k •« « i _ «u i~ G 1 r\ iy * a n q a tn rr la v ELIZABE TH STRICKER stric01 8@ran gers.uw p.edu T he E n v ir o n m en ta l C lu b is sp o n so ri n g G re en W ee k, w hi ch is h ap p en in g A pr il 24 th ro ug h th e 29 . T h er e ar e m an y w ay s to en g ag e th ro u g h o u t th e w ee k. Ra isin g a wa re ne ss for Gr een We ek Th ey ar e pr em ie ri ng "B ef o re th e Fl oo d" , a d oc um en ta ry , he ld at th e St ud en t C en te r in th e De n at 7 p. m . T he y wa nt to co m ­ m en ce G re en We ek by ra is in g aw ar en es s of th e da ng er s of cl im at e ch an ge an d ho w ou r ca m pu s ca n m ak e a di ff er en ce . T he re w ill be a Q & A se ss io n af te r th e do cu m en ta ry . Fr om Tu es da y to Th ur sd ay , E nv ir on ­ m en ta l C lu b w ill be on th e br id ge . T ue sd ay fro m 11 -2 p. m . th ey ar e co lla bo ra ti ng wi th th e A rt an d G eo sc ie nc e C lu bs to ta lk ab ou t re cy cl in g an d ra ise aw ar en es s ab ou t w as te . Th ey wi ll be se ll in g th ei r ow n re us ab le cu ps . W ed ne sd ay fro m 10 -2 p.m . wi ll ha ve a ba ke sa le wi th G eo gr ap hy C lu b— pa ya bl e by do na ti on . Th ey w ill al so be se ll in g th ei r ve ry ow n sy ru p, wh ic h wi ll co st $1 0 fo r e it he r bi rc h or m ap le fla vo rs . Th ur sd ay fro m 11 -2 p. m . t he re wi ll be en vi ro nm en ta l tr iv ia ! T he re w ill be ab ou t 10 0 qu es tio ns ch os en by pi ck in g a nu m be r fro m 1- 10 0. Pri zes to b e w on Ba se d of f of th e am ou nt of qu es tio ns co nt es ta nt s a ns w er co rr ec tly , the y wil l win a pr iz e. Th e la st ev en t he ld on th e br id ge wil l be Fr id ay fro m 11 -2 p. m . Co m e ge t a le af an d pla ce it on th ei r tre e in ho no r of A rb or Da y. To fin is h of f G re en W ee k, an d in lie u of Ea rth Da y, th er e wi ll be a cl ea n- up pr oj ec t fro m 9- 1 p. m . on Sa tu rd ay . Th ey w ill be m ee tin g at a Pa vi lio n in P et s Pa rk . M ic he lle M ac h, Pr es id en t of th e En vi ­ ro nm en ta l C lu b, sa ys , " M ak in g a di ff er en ce is st ill fe as ib le ev en th ou gh we ar e a sm al l ca m pu s. Th e m in ds et , 'O h , th is is n 't m ak ­ in g a d if fe re nc e, ' is da ng er ou s. We mu st loo k in to w ha t is ac tu al ly go in g on in re ga rd s to ou r w as te im pa ct , cl im at e ch an ge , an d ou r ac ti o ns ." T he y co - sp on so re d G re en We ek w ith G eo gr ap hy an d G eo sc ie nc e C lu b las t ye ar . La st y e ar 's ou tc om e w as no t as su cc es s­ fu l of a tu rn ou t as the y had pr oj ec te d. T hi s ye ar , En vi ro nm en ta l C lu b is at ­ te m pt in g to m ak e a co m eb ac k, by co lla bo ­ ra tin g wi th ot he r or ga ni za tio ns th ro ug ho ut th e we ek in an tic ip at io n fo r a tt ra ct in g m or e nu m be rs in ho pe s to ed uc at e ou r ca m pu s' co m m un ity to in sp ire us to m ak e a di ff er ­ en ce . PH OT OG RA PH BY EL IZA BE TH ST RI CK ER Cherry tree in b loom outside W yllie H al l. P a r k si d e a lu m n i r e u n it e a n d m ar ry a ft er 3 0 ye ar s AUSTIN KRIEGER krieg004@rangers. uw p. ed u T h is co m in g M ay , U W -P ar k si d e' s ba ll ro om is g o in g to be h o ld in g .a ve ry sp e c ia l e v e n t: th e w ed d in g re ce p ti o n fo r P ar k si d e al u m ni G ar y S ch n e e b er g er an d K el ly F lo ry . K el ly w as re c ru it ed by G ar y du r­ in g a v is it to H o rl ic k H ig h S ch o o l to*^ , sc o u t fo r ne w m em b er s of P ar k - s id e 's ca m p u s p ap er " T h e R a n g e r' '. ^ ' F I O P Y AN D G AR Y B ot h G ar y an d K el ly w er e m em - SC HN EE BE RG ER b er s o f " T h e R an g er " to g et h e r in 19 86 u n ti l G ar y g ra d u at io n in 1 9 8 7 . T h o u g h G ar y an d K el ly m et a t a y o u n g ag e w h er e h o rm o n es te nd to be a p re v al en t v a ri a b le , th ei r re la ti o n ­ sh ip re m ai n ed st ri ct ly p la to n ic un ti l ne ar ly 30 y ea rs la te r. Se pa ra te w ay s A ft er G a ry 's g ra d u a ti o n , hi m an d K el ly w en t th ei r se p a ra te w ay s fi n d in g tr iu m p h an d tr ib u la ti o n al o n g th e w ay . • G a ry st ar te d w o rk in g at th e " R a c in e Jo u rn a l T im es fo r a sh o rt p er io d o f ti m e ri gh t af te r g ra d u a ti o n ; fr om th e re , h e m o v ed ar o u n d o v e r th e sp an of 12 y ea rs , w or k­ in g a s a re p o rt e r an d ed it o r fo r n u m er o u s p u b li ca ti o n s fr o m D a v e n p o rt , Io w a ; V ic to ri a an d W ic h it a, T ex as ; P al m S p ri n g s an d L o s A n g e le s, C a li fo rn ia , an d al so as th e e d it o r o f h is o w n n ew sp ap er in S c o tt sb lu ff , N e ­ b ra sk a . In 2 0 0 0 , G ar y to o k a n ew pa th in a C o lo ra d o -b as ed p u b li c re la ti o n s fi rm , F o c u s o n F am il y, w h er e h e sp e n t 1 2 y ea rs at th e co m p an y . G a ry 's la st st o p w as in L os A n g e le s, a g a in , w h e re h e w o rk ed h is w ay up to V ic e P re si d en t o f G ra c e H il l M ed ia , a p u b li c re la ti o n s fi rm fo r fi lm s, w h er e h e re m ai n ed u n ti l m o v in g to K en o sh a. H e is n ow p re si d e n t of h is PR F ir m , R O A R . F o ll o w in g K e ll y 's g ra d u a ti o n in 1 9 9 0 , s h e fo u nd a p o si ti o n in th e M a rk et in g an d C o m m u n ic at io n D ep ar t­ m en t o f K e n o sh a 's S n ap -O n h e ad q u ar te rs fo r a sh o rt pe ri o d o f ti m e . F ro m th e re , K el ly b eg an w o rk in g as a jo u rn al is t a s w el l a s so m e sa le s an d m ar k et in g p o si ti o n s in R o c k fo rd , Il li n o is . A1 98 7 issue of the school paper th at Gary and Kelly work ed on together. CO UR TE SY OF GA RY SC HN EE BE RG ER A ft er K el ly m o ve d on fr om Il li n o is , sh e be ga n a p o si ti o n a t th e M ar ti n F lo ry P u b li c R e la ti o n s F ir m in G u rn e e, Il li n o is , w hi ch is o n e o f th e n a ti o n 's le ad in g m ar in e , o u td o o r o r RV p u b li c re la ti o n fi rm s. Re un itin g G ar y an d K el ly o n c e ag a in re co n n ec te d in F eb ru ar y o f la st y ea r. G ar y, af te r d is c o v e ri n g K el ly o n F ac eb o o k , d ec id ed to sh o o t h er a m es sa g e, a s it ha d be en 30 y ea rs si n ce th e o n ce g oo d fr ie n d s ha d sp o k e n of se en ea c h o th er . F ro m th er e b eg an a c o n v e rs a ti o n , w hi ch ev en tu al ly am o u n te d to a to ta l o f 4 0 ,0 0 0 w o rd s sh ar ed b et w ee n th e tw o o ve r th e ne xt se v e ra l d a y s. T h is sp ro u te d a d e e p er re la ti o n sh ip th an th e tw o b e­ g an w it h an d bl os so m ed a tr u e lo v e. G ar y , af te r m o v in g ba ck to K en os h a to be w it h h is so o n -t o -b e w if e , d es cr ib ed ho w th e th ir d ac t o f h is li fe ha d g o ne fr om d ul l to , a s h e pu t it , " a g re at lo v e st o ry , a gr ea t ad v en tu re an d a g re at o p p o rt u n it y to le ar n an d lo v e an d g ro w ." G ar y an d K el ly ar e ex c it ed to be gi n a ne w ch ap te r o f th ei r li v e s at th e sa m e p la ce th ey b eg an th e ir re la ti o n sh ip he re at U W -P ar k si d e. A lo n g w it h K e ll y 's tw o c h il d re n , th e y w il l co n ti n u e to gr ow a s a fa m il y . T h o u g h it m ay h a v e ta k en 3 0 y e ar s to g et to w h er e th ey a re , G ar y an d K el ly ag re e th at " e v e ry th in g ha p p en s fo r a re as o n an d th at th e ti m in g w as ex ac tl y ri g h t. " INDE X O pi ni on -E di to ria l.. 2 St aff & M iss io n 2 C ol le ge Life 3 Po lic e Bl ott er. 3 C ul tu re 4 -5 C a m p u s N ew s 6 Be arl y N ew s 7 S p o rt s " . 8 O R ED . Ke no sh a a ils th e ho me les s Se e pag e 2 CUL TUR E "D ra w n to D e a th " re vi ew •X - !% • : :: " Se e pag e 4 BEARLY NE W S te n n e r c r e a t e s P e p s i Df Of oie m 2 | O PI N IO N & EDI TOR IAL THE R AN GE R NEW S April 28 ,2 01 7 O n ac tiv ism , protesting t h e pre sid enc y ETHAN C OST ELL O coste0 12@r anger s.uwp . ed u O n Tu es da y Ap ril 18 , th e Pr es id en t o f th e Un ite c St at es vi si te d K en os ha . Th at is th e fir st ti m e tha t the Pr es id en t ha s vi si te d the are a si n ce h is in au ­ gu ra tio n in to o ff ic e . H is vi si t m ea nt a gr ea t de al to a gr ea t m an y p eo p le : fo r E tt ,a n hi m and ag ai ns t hi m . Fo r C o st e, l ° m y se lf , ! sa w n o ot he r op ­ ti on bu t to pu bl ic ly v o ic e m y di ss en t. W hy we pro tes t Th e re as on fo r ou r pr ot es t is no t en ­ tir el y arb itr ary to h is vi si t. Th e op po rtu ­ ni ty in hi m co m in g to ou r ci ty op en ed up do or s fo r m an y pr og re ss iv es to ge t ou t an d sh ow th e na tio n tha t w e are no t ok ay w it h h is pr es id en cy . We pr ot es t be ca us e th e pr es id en t ha s sh ow n an in cr ea si ng tre nd to w ar ds op ac ­ ity o f h is ad m in ist ra tio n: h is re fu sa l to re le as e h is ta x ret ur ns , hi s sla nd er o f jo ur na lis ts an d th e m ed ia — of w h os e pu rp os e is to ho ld th os e in po w er ac ­ co un ta bl e— an d h is re fu sa l to re le as e th e W hi te H ou se gu es t lis t, w hi ch is ge ne ra l pr oc ed ur e. We pr ot es t be ca us e he ha s ta ke n m ea ­ su re s to sl as h fu nd in g fo r vi ta l pr og ra m s fr om th e art s to th e sc ie n ce s. A cc or di ng to th e Tr um p ad m in is tr at io n' s o ff ic ia l pr op os ed bu dg et tit le d "A m er ic a Fir st" , th er e is a $ 5 4 b il li on in cr ea se in d ef en se sp en di ng , m ea ni ng th e sa m e am ou nt is be in g re du ce d in n on -d ef en se re la te d de pa rt m en ts. A M ar ch 16 rep or t by N PR n ot es tha t th e En vi ro nm en ta l Pr ot ec tio n A ge nc y, N A S A , th e N at io na l E nd ow m en ts fo r th e Ar ts an d th e H um an it ie s— w hi ch co u ld be el im in at ed en tir el y— an d th e N at io na l In st itu te s o f H ea lth ar e a ll lo ok in g at m as si ve cu ts in fu nd in g. We pr ot es t be ca us e h is st an ce on w om en 's ri gh ts (t he de fu nd in g o f Pl an ne d Pa re nt ho od , w hi ch pr ov id es vi ta l se rv ic es to w om en an d w hi ch no ne o f st at e an d fe de ra l fu nd in g w as al lo ca te d fo r ab or ­ ti on s) an d LG BT Q ri gh ts is un su pp or tiv e an d in fa ct ha rm fu l. Ci vi l di so be di en ce E nv ir on m en ta lis t an d ph ilo so ph er He nr y D av id Th or ea u ca ll s u s to re si st un ju st la w in h is es sa y "C iv il D is ob ed i­ en ce ". I c a ll al l o f yo u to do th e sa m e. "U nj us t la w s ex is t; sh al l w e be co nt en t to ob ey th em , or sh al l w e en de av or to am en d th em , an d ob ey th em un til w e h av e su cc ee d ed , or sh al l w e tr an sg re ss th em at on ce ?" Th or ea u qu es ti on s. It is up to th e in di vi du al w he th er on e se es it n ec es sa ry to pr ot es t. It is an ot he r q ue s­ tio n to d ec id e w he th er it is wo rth br ea k­ in g th e la w to af fe ct tha t go od ch an ge . W ha te ve r it b e, ne ve r se tt le fo r co m p la ce n cy . St ay a ct iv e, ge t in vo lv ed , ch an ge p ol ic y an d re si st . K e n o s h a f a il s i n c a r in g fo r i t s h o m e le s s JOSEPH CANN ING canniO01 @rangers, uw p. ed u Despe ration , uncertainty, fear— these are the dai ly re alities of Am er­ ica' s ho mel ess who are a ll to o ofte n turned away, n egle cted o r revil ed by their comm unit ies. Sa dly, the hom e­ less population of Kenos ha ha s been forced to acc ept that they m ay ha ve nowhe re to go c om e M ay 1 whe n on e of the onl y tw o ho mel ess s helter s in tow n, First St ep, 1017 63rd S t., w ill be forc ed to clo se its do ors. A po pul ar, bu t u nf air dec isio n First St ep' s evi ctio n fo llo ws a seri es of com plain ts from nearby bus ines ses and resid ents that claim First Ste p has b een d isrup tive and unw elco me in its current lo catio n. The Kenos ha mu nicipal government Jose ph Ca nn ing responded by call­ ing a hearing o n whethe r or no t the hom ele ss sh elter wou ld m aintain its lice nse on Mond ay, April 17, r esult ing in the unani mous dec isio n to revo ke its li cen se a fter nearly 14 y ears of opera tion. Wh ile First Ste p's loc ati on may not ha ve been ide al, it i s i ne xc us ­ abl e to shut them dow n with no plan to a cco mm oda te the n eed y of Ke no sha . "Ke nos ha Ne ws " rep orted that com pla int s m ent ion ed loi ter ing arou nd First Ste p a nd d rug para­ phe rnal ia sc atte red on the grou nd. No wh ere to go Th ose wh o filed these c ompl aints see m t o think that the se loite rers and drug user s wi ll sim ply vanis h onc e First Ste p doe s. Of cour se, th ey w ill not and will be lef t to g o els ewh ere , where no on e is likel y t o prov ide them an y ser vice or gui danc e. Instea d of loiterin g on 63rd str eet, the y wi ll do s o on Sherida n Road; in stead o f tossi ng th eir need les in front of First Step , they will toss them wherev er they w ander. The Shalo m Cente r remains in Keno sha, but the y ha ve on ly a limite d capaci ty and do not accep t all peop le as First Step d id. C losi ng First S tep as s udden ly as the Ken osha g over n­ ment h as sh ow s a pla in disre spect f or human life . Ke no sh a's de cis ion is i m ­ mo ra l Cari ng fo r th e h om ele ss pop u­ lati on i s s om eth ing that ev ery com mu nity is res pon sib le f or. In an imm ens ely pros pero us c oun try suc h as the Un ited Sta tes , w her e m ore peo ple eat the ms elv es to d eath than sta rve , on e m ust pity the. few that stil l suff er. De spi te wha t so me may say , th ese peo ple are n ot ung rac iou s free load ers: they can not just ge t a job . M any suff er fr om ill ne sse s an d circ um stan ces in t heir l iv es that prec lude them from liv in g a norm al lif e. It sh oul d t hen co me from a fu n­ damen tal con cer n fo r the we ll-b ein g and valu e o f a ll huma n li fe— re­ gar dles s of their wea lth— that all res pon sib le c iti zen s o f Ken osh a urge their gov ern men t to all ow First Ste p to op erate until"a mor e su itab le loc ati on a nd/o r org aniz atio n ca n be fou nd for the se i ndi spe nsa ble se rv ice s. Q u e s t i o n o f t h e I s s u e : €€ W h a t t r a i t s d o y o u lo o k fo r i n a g o o d le a d er ? " HUNTE R FREN CH fren cO 19@rangers. uw p. ed u MOLLY WRIG HT wrigh082@rangers. uw p. ed u Ja mi e E me ry Ju ni or , N ur si ng M aj or " I lo ok fo r a le ad er th at sh ow s de di ca ti on th at is co nt ag io us ." Tali a R hu tas el Jamj e Ju ni or , N ur si ng M aj or E m er y "A go od le ad er kn ow s th e li m it s of th e pe op le th e y 'r e le ad in g an d d o es n 't pu sh th em to o h ar d ." Nic ole Ho ffm an S op ho m or e, N ur si ng M aj or "A go od le ad er is a su p­ po rt iv e le ad er ." Em ily Bi rz Fr es hm an , C om m un ic a­ ti on M aj or " I lo ok fo r so m eo ne w ho is ab le to sp ea k th ei r m in d w el l an d co nc is el y, ge t th ei r po in t ac ro ss w ith ou t be in g ov er ly dr am at ic an d m ak in g a pr ob le m se em w or se or be tte r th an it sh ou ld b e ." M alc om Ja laa lw ali - kr aa m Fr es hm an , P hy si cs M aj or Nic ole H of fm an "P er si st en ce , d il ig en ce , s m ar t, w is do m (s ic ) an d ex pe ri en ce ." Ha nn ah H op kin s Fr es hm an , C om pu te r S ci ­ en ce M aj or "A .g oo d le ad er sh ow s tr an sp ar en cy ." M ar en Be ck er S op ho m or e, N ur si ng H an na h M aj or Ho pk ins "A bo ss y pe rs on th at is n 't to o bo ss y. " Me lan ie Y ates Ju ni or , N ur si ng M aj or " I thin k, a le ad er is so m e­ on e w ho is or ga ni ze d as w el l as co ns id er at e of th e g ro u p 's ne ed s w hi le al so ta ki ng re ­ sp on si bi lit y fo r an yt hi ng th at go es w ro ng be ca us e th a t' s M ela nie a hu ge de al w ith le ad er s; Ya tes th ey w an t to bl am e it on th e g ro u p ." Ma rle y U ra n Ju ni or , C om m un ic at io n M aj or "S om eo ne w ho is hu m bl e an d w ho ac ts on w ha t th ey sa y. T he y d o n 't ju st sa y it bu t ac tu al ly liv e ou t th ei r ac ti o ns , an d al so so m eo ne w ho ta ke s in to co ns id er - M ar ley at io n th e gr ou p w ith ou t j us t U ra n di ct at in g ev er y th in g ." Em ily Lo ew en So ph om or e, C ri m in al Ju st ic e M aj or "S om eo ne th at is co n ­ fi de nt an d no t bo ss y, an d th ey w ill be ab le to ta ke _ . cr it ic is m an d in st ru ct pe op le Lo e J , en w el l. " Jua n M ata Fr es hm an , Ps yc ho lo gy M aj or "C on fi de nc e, de fi ni te ly m ot iv at io n an d p as si o n ." En riq ue A zu aie So ph om or e, B us in es s M aj or "T he ab ili ty to le ar n an d th e w il lin gn es s to gr ow as w el l. " Cl ay ton Ce re r Ju ni or , E co no m ic s M aj or "S om eo ne w ho is a go od ex am pl e an d th e w il li ng ­ ne ss to ad ap t. " Wy att Flo res s So ph om or e, B us in es s "C oa ch ab il it y is th e m os t im po rt an t th in g ." 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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 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! 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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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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. Kenosha Movement gives millennials a voice 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 th e new s a t TRNonline.org. Marc h 1 6, 20 17 C he ck o ut ou r n ex t is su e o n M ar c h 2 3 ! 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 ! 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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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