WEDNESDAY | 10.21.2015 | MACEANDCROWN.COM | Vol. 58, Issue 7
What’s Inside:
Lady Monarchs Soccer Victory C2
How The Trans-Pacific Partnership Affects You A5
Mona r ch s Ta ke Home c om i n g W i n O ver U NC Cha rlot t e
Alexander Brooks Staff Writer At Old Dominion’s campus the buzz of homecoming was in the air. The Monarchs had won their first two games before falling short on the next three. They were looking to stop the losing streak, while Charlotte was trying to do the same. ODU got the ball first and got off to a poor start with Bentley at the helm as he threw two of his three passes well short to force a three-and-out. Since Charlotte scored with ease, Coach Wilder made a bold decision that changed the landscape of the game.
“I’m really happy to get a win after the way App State just booked us. We feel like a monkey is off our back.” - David Washington, backup quarterback He brought in former backup quarterback David Washington, who had switched to receiver last season. His first drive he came out and hit a beautiful deep pass to Pascal, something that the ODU offense had been miss-
Linebacker Shadow Williams takes the field with the Big Blue flag on Oct. 17, 2015.
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See Monarch Victory, C1
One Dead, Four Injured as Shootings Rock Surrounding Neighborhoods “Once police arrived, they found a man lying on the ground suffering from a gunshot wound. He was pronounced dead at the scene.” - Norfolk Police Incident Notification, in an email sent to students on Oct. 17, 2015.
David Thornton Copy Editor Two separate house parties near ODU ended in gunfire over homecoming weekend. One man, a 26-year-old sailor, was killed Friday night, and four more were wounded and hospitalized with non-lifethreatening injuries. According to the Virginian Pilot, Keith Lendore was pronounced dead at the scene af-
ter a shooting at a house near 37th and Killam on Oct. 16. The shooting happened around 11:30 p.m., and began when several people were told they could not enter the party. Two female ODU students, who were not identified, were taken to Norfolk General with gunshot wounds, but are expected to make a recovery. Sunday morning, students received alerts of another shoot See News, A4
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