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YELAWOLF GONE WILD Opening act for Wiz Kahlifa punches student in face By Bridget Pollicino Staff Writer
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DAMIR ALISA | The Vermont Cynic
Michael Atha, stage name “Yelawolf,” punched a UVM student in the face during his opening act for the Wiz Khaifa concert at the Davis Center.
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Students dine finely on the floor
Simpson renovation causes overflow in dining halls By Bridget Pollicino Staff Writer
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Students from Redstone Campus and Athletic Campus form a long line as they wait to get into the Harris Millis dining facility.
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Peeping tom spotted off campus By Katy Petiford Staff Writer
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7);(6.4' 3)-&9&"<' (6&' >)%*!&' 0)' hear anecdotal stories and request !*(*K&;.'()',%&'#'>)%*!&'"&>)"('+)"' :;:.:#%'#!(*9*(8<'2)""*.);'.#*04'' Y;&')+'(6&'/&.('-#8.'()'$&&>' 8):".&%+' .#+&' *.' ()' $;)-' 8):"' ;&*=6/)".4' U+' 8):' $;)-' -6)' .6):%0' /&' #"):;0<' (6&;' 8):D%%' $;)-' -6)' .6):%0;D(' /&' #"):;0<' .6&'.#*04 E[&>)"(' .:.>*!*):.' /&6#9*)"' *77&0*#(&%8<' (6#(D.' (6&' $&8<G' 2)""*.);'.#*04
Millis fourth floor floods SGA is on Facebook By Katy Petiford Staff Writer
Sophomore Sydney Schechter said she could hear the sprinklers !"#!$%&' ()' %*+&' %*$&' ,"&-)"$.' /&+)"&'/%#!$'-#(&"'.(#"(&0'()'.)#$' the hall carpets on the fourth 1))"')+'2*%%*.'3#%%4 56&'0)"7*()"8'-#.'&9#!:#(&0' #+(&"' (6&' ,"&' #%#"7' -&;(' )++<' #!(*9#(*;=' (6&' .>"*;$%&"' .8.(&7' );'?&>(4'@A4 56):=6' (6&' (6*"0' 1))"' "&.*0&;('#09*.)"'?#7#;(6#'5&&!&' )"*=*;#%%8'(6):=6('(6&'#%#"7'-#.' #'0"*%%<'.6&'.#*0'.6&'-#.'*;+)"7&0' that the sprinkler system had /&&;' (#7>&"&0' -*(6' #+(&"' (6&' /:*%0*;='-#.'&9#!:#(&04' ?(:0&;(.' -&"&' /#%#;!*;=' );' skateboards in the hall and claim ()' 6#9&' ="#//&0' (6&' .>"*;$%&"' -6&;' (6&8' %).(' (6&*"' /#%#;!&<' 5&&!&'.#*04' B+(&"' .(:0&;(.' -&"&' #%%)-&0' /#!$' *;' (6&' /:*%0*;=<' (6&8' -&"&' ;)(' #/%&' ()' =)' /#!$' :>' ()' (6&*"'
"))7.':;(*%'C'#474<',".('8&#"'B%8' 6#9&' (6&*"' >6);&' );' (6&7' #;0' 3);)"&'.#*04'' !):%0;D(' !);(#!(' (6&*"' +"*&;0.<' 3);)"&'.#*04 EF&)>%&' -&"&' >#;*!$*;=' “People were /&!#:.&'(6&8'0*0;D('6#9&'>6);&.<G' panicking because 5&&!&' .#*04' E56&8' 0*0;D(' $;)-' *+' (6&*"' "))7.' -&"&' (6&' );&.' (6#(' they didn’t have -&"&'0#7#=&04G 56&' 1))0*;=' 0*0' ;)(' !#:.&' phones. They didn’t 7#H)"' >")>&"(8' 0#7#=&<' /:(' know if their rooms .(:0&;(.' #"&' .(*%%' !)7>%#*;*;=' #/):(' (6&' *;!);9&;*&;!&.' were the ones that #..)!*#(&0'-*(6'(6&'*;!*0&;(<',".(' were damaged.” 8&#"'I#9*0'J)K;8'.#*04 J)K;8' .#*0' 6&' -#.' ()%0' (6#(' he could not sleep in his room Samantha Teece /&!#:.&')+'-#(&"'0#7#=&4' E56&"&' -#.' #' ()(#%' )+' LM' Third Floor Resident "))7.' (6#(' .(:0&;(.' !):%0;D(' Advisor .(#8' *;' /&!#:.&' (6&"&' -#.' -#(&"' 0#7#=&<G'5&&!&'.#*04 ?(:0&;(.' -&"&' &;!):"#=&0' J)K;8'.#*0'(6#('-6&;'6&'-#.' ()' 7#$&' #%(&";#(*9&' .%&&>*;=' #%%)-&0'/#!$'*;'6&'-#.'#.$&0';)(' #""#;=&7&;(.' /&!#:.&' (6&8' ()'%&#9&'(6&'-*;0)-.')"'0))"')>&;' -&"&';)('#/%&'()'=)'/#!$'()'(6&*"' in order to completely dry out the rooms to sleep until early the next "))74' 3&' 0&!*0&0' ()' .(#8' -*(6' 7)";*;=<'/:('7#;8'>&)>%&'0*0;D(' See FLOODING on page 5
Student government to use online social networking to reach students By Hillary Walton Senior Staff Writer
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The UVM SGA Public Relations Committee will be online during office hours. Monday
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Senator Semir Rizvanovic 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Senator Whitney O’Brien 2-4 p.m. Senator Trey Denton 2-3:30 p.m.
Senator Whitney O’Brien 10:30-11:30 p.m. Senator Semir Rizvanovic 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Senator Trey Denton 2-3:30 p.m. Chair Nick Monteforte 1-3 p.m.
Tuesday Chair Nick Monteforte 2:30-5:15 p.m. Senator Robert Benner 4-5 p.m.
Friday Senator Semir Rizvanovic 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Senator Robert Benner 3-4 p.m.
Greeks clear the haze By Chase Thomas Staff Writer
\"&&$' W*+&' ())$' >#"(' *;' Z#(*);#%' 3#K*;=' F"&9&;(*);' J&&$' ]Z3FJ^' %#.(' -&&$' ()' educate their chapters about the 6#"7.')+'6#K*;=4 The Greek community >#"(*!*>#(&0' *;' 9#"*):.' #!(*9*(*&.' ()' "#*.&' #-#"&;&..' #/):(' (6&' 6#"7+:%' &++&!(.' 6#K*;=' !#;' 6#9&' on their members and their !6#>(&".<' H:;*)"' #;0' F"&.*0&;(' )+' ?*=7#' F6*' _>.*%);' ]?*=_>^'' Derek Dahlin said E56&' /")(6&".' )+' ?*=_>' 6#9&' (#$&;' #' ,"7' .(#;!&' #=#*;.(' 6#K*;=<' .)' (6&' +#!(' (6#(' SN2' participates so fully in National 3#K*;=' F"&9&;(*);' J&&$' "&#%%8' 7#$&.':.'>"):0<G'I#6%*;'.#*04 F&;;8' J#".' -#.' );&' )+' 7#;8' #!(*9*(*&.' #%%' (6&' !6#>(&".'
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Plans for on-campus apartments revealed Set to open in Fall 2012, permitting process may delay construction By Tyler Hastings Staff Writer
Living on campus was once !"# $%&'(!)'$"# *$+# ,+-)# ./!+-# !"0# -$12$3$+/-# %4)# 3!.# soon be an exciting option for upperclassmen. Still in its planning stages, Redstone 2 is the working title of a 400bed oncampus apartment 5$31&/6#-/)#)$#%/#%4'&)#%.#!#&$5!&# 5$31!".7# 8/0-)$"/# 9$33/+5'!&# Group, Director of Development !)#8/0-)$"/#:!++.#;'&&'!3-7#-!'0<## Dubbed oncampus independent student apartments, Redstone 2 will provide housing for upperclassmen who want the convenience of an oncampus &$5!)'$"#!"0#)2/#1+'=!5.#$*#!"#$**> campus apartment. The planned site is between Redstone and Athletic campuses, ;'&&'!3-#-!'0< Although the buildings will sit $"# 4"'=/+-').# 1+$1/+).7#+/-'0/")-# will not sign a housing contract ?')2#@AB<##C"-)/!07#)2/.#?'&&#-'("# &/!-/-#0'+/5)&.#?')2#)2/#0/=/&$1/+7# SGA Vice President David Maciewicz said. DC)# '-# $"# @"'=/+-').# &!"0# !"0# on campus but is being developed
%.# !# 1+'=!)/# ,+37# 8/0-)$"/# 9$33/+5'!&# E+$417F# B!5'/?'5G# said. UVM is negotiating a ground lease with Redstone Group, Vice H+/-'0/")#$*#I)40/")#!"0#9!314-# Life Tom Gustafson said. That ?!.7# '"-)/!0# $*# )!J'"(# $"# 0/%)7# )2/#@"'=/+-').#?'&&#%/#(/))'"(#1!'0# right off the bat. “The project is our commitment to UVM to build a minimum of 400 beds of new student housing for juniors, -/"'$+-# !"0# (+!04!)/# -)40/")-<F## ;'&&'!3-#-!'0<###DK2'-#1+$L/5)#?'&&# 1+$='0/# )2/# $11$+)4"').# *$+# !# L4"'$+#)$#-)!.#$"#5!314-#'"#!#"'5/# "/?#!1!+)3/")#%4'&0'"(<F## ;')2# 5$"-)+45)'$"# )/")!)'=/&.# slated to begin this spring and ,"'-2#'"#M4(4-)#NOPN7#)2'-#./!+Q-# ,+-)# ./!+-# !"0# -$12$3$+/-# ?'&&# %/#!3$"(#)2/#,+-)#+/-'0/")-<# But will upperclassmen !5)4!&&.#?!")#)$#&'=/#$"#5!314-R## ;'&&'!3-#-!'0#2/#)2'"J-#)2/.#?'&&<## D8/0-)$"/# -4+=/./0# !&&# existing students this past -433/+7# !%$4)# PO7OOO7# $"# ?2!)# !3/"')'/-# -)40/")-# ?!")7F# 2/# -!'0<##D;/#($)#!%$4)#P7SOO#+/1&'/-<## K2/#+/-1$"-/-#?'&&#2!=/#!#0/,"')/# '31!5)#$"#)2/#,"!&#0/-'("#$*#)2/#
building. Also, we are meeting with SGA to continue to show people the project and get student '"14)<F## ;')2#$"&.#TOO#%/0-7#-1!5/#'-# limited, but even those who take the more traditional route of renting an apartment downtown 3!.# -)'&&# 2!=/# -$3/)2'"(# )$# %/# excited about. DA!5!"5.# +!)/# '-# &/--# )2!"# $"/# 1/+5/")7# "$)# !# 2/!&)2.# +!)/U# this will help to open up housing within Burlington, off campus, *$+#$)2/+-7F#;'&&'!3-#-!'0<### I$12$3$+/# ;'&&# K4+"/+# !(+//0<# DC# )2'"J# )2!)# ')Q-# !# ($$0# '0/!# %/5!4-/# 2$1/*4&&.# ')# ?'&&# bring prices down for intown !1!+)3/")-<F### ;2'&/#$"/#!1!+)3/")#5$31&/6# ?'&&# 1+$%!%&.# "$)# 52!"(/# )2/# 3!+J/)#'"#!#*4"0!3/")!&#?!.7#')#'-# !#-)!+)7#!"0#3!.%/#)2/#%/('""'"(# of a larger trend, Turner said. V4)# "$)# /=/+.$"/# '-# -$# enthusiastic about the proposal. “As a student who has seen this campus undergo some serious transformations over )2/#1!-)#,=/#./!+-7#C#*//&#)2!)#)2/# !03'"'-)+!)'$"#'-#0/-)+$.'"(#?2!)# ?!-# $"5/# !# %/!4)'*4&# 5!314-7F# L4"'$+#92+'-#B'52!/&-#-!'0<
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Students celebrate Deaf Awareness Week
Medical Amnesty Program replaces Got Your Back
Students celebrate Deaf Awareness Week University to offer new support
for medical assistance related to drugs and alcohol
By Bridget Pollicino Staff Writer
From informational presentations to game night and poetry readings, many say Deaf Awareness Week was a great success. Deaf Awareness Week, which took place the week of Sept. 20, aimed to raise awareness about American Sign Language (ASL), the fourth most commonly used language in the country, and expose people to deaf culture, the event’s website stated. “The deaf community is probably one of the largest overlooked minorities in the United States,” ASL Program Coordinator Keri Ogrizovich said. UVM currently employs two !"#$%&&#"&' ()%*+' ,*' -./0' 1*2' current graduate student Alex Lynch will be the third as of next semester, Ogrizovich said. There are many courses offered to students interested in ASL, ranging from those covering American deaf culture and other countries such as Canada and Nigeria, according to the ASL Program website. Monday kicked off the week’s events with a presentation by Ogrizovich herself, during which she discussed growing up in deaf culture and her education as opposed to that of her deaf
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ASL students perform a skit as part of the Deaf Awareness Week in Brennan’s Pub. brother, senior Sign House by interpreting, entertaining, resident Holly Bridges said. and actively participating in Throughout the week, ASL the government to pass laws students of all levels hosted ASL supporting the deaf, according to Game Night, ASL Skit Night the website. and ASL Movie Night showing “I got involved in ASL my “A Permanent Grave,” a movie senior year of high school,” 345%2' 1*2' 2,"%6+%2' 78' 918*%' Bridges said. “I had no previous Betts, a deaf man. experience but it seemed On Saturday, speaker “the interesting and I started learning Unstoppable” Rene Pellerin came about how deaf culture is its own to talk about how he dedicated culture, just like any other, which his life to the deaf community is really intriguing.”
Since it takes the students’ safety ,*+#'166#)*+'3"&+'1*2'$#"%5#&+0'<' Starting this year, the new believe students have more trust Medical Amnesty Program and reliability in it. (MAP) will replace Got Your Also, it relieves the student Back, Assistant Vice President for of the thoughts of whether they’ll Student and Campus Life Annie get in trouble.” Stevens said. When anyone is experiencing “Last year there severe intoxication and/or serious injury after consuming were 34 cases where alcohol and/or other drugs, someone called it is imperative that medical assistance is called immediately, Got Your Back for without hesitation or fear of potential disciplinary sanctions, someone else. The the MAP description on the UVM year before there website states. “I feel as if the change is a were 23 cases, !#&,+,:%'#*%0;'3"&+'8%1"'<1*'.+"1)&' said. and this year there This was also the underlying purpose of Got Your Back, but have already been a in addition to the name change, few MAP calls. The some rules and regulations have also been changed. numbers are visibly “I’m not sure if anyone even called Got Your Back more than increasing,” once, but if they did, I believe they would have had to go through the Annie Stevens conduct process,” Stevens said. “A student or caller can now use Assistant Vice President it more than once, but hopefully for Student and Campus not more than once. We don’t want students counting how Life many times they or their friend may need help so we have not put a limit on it.” The Center for Student Ethics UVM’s Alcohol and Drug Task and Standards receives the Force, as part of the President’s report, typically from an resident Commission for Social Change, 12:,&#"' #"' !#4,6%' #$36%"0' 1*2' held numerous focus groups determines the next step for the 41&+' &!",*=' >,+?' &+)2%*+&' +#' 3*2' MAP process. out what students were thinking “Last year there were 34 cases about alcohol on campus. Got where someone called Got Your Your Back was a top concern with Back for someone else. The year confusion about why and how to before there were 23 cases, and 7%*%3+'$"#5'+?%'!"#="15@ this year there have already been “There were rumors and a few MAP calls. The numbers are =#&&,!' (#1+,*=' 1"#)*2' +?1+' A#+' visibly increasing,” Stevens said. Your Back didn’t really have your The University is committed back, instead that you still went to increasing the likelihood that through judicial services,” senior students will call for medical resident advisor Adil Mahmood assistance when faced with an said. “It was an iffy area, so I alcohol and/or other drugrelated believe the new system, MAP, is emergency, the MAP page on the much better and simpler to use. UVM website stated.
Steps for Medical Amnesty Program: 1) If you are concerned that your friend or peer is in danger, call 911, your RA, the RA on duty or 802656 3473 (on campus) 2) Stay with the person until medical assistance arrives. 3) Cooperate with medical/police authorities. 4) Be sure Police Services knows you called for medical amnesty. 5) Expect a followup email from a staff member in the Center for Student Ethics and Standards, who will review the situation and determine appropriate next steps.
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PCs no longer required in BSAD Goodbye
Business school now allows students to use Macs By Katy Petiford Staff Writer
Macloving business students don’t need to worry about ditching their computer because PCs are no longer required. In the past, the University recommended that business students purchase their computer through the computer depot, which would automatically join them into the business domain.
School of Business Administration eliminates separate e-mail accounts By Katy Petiford Staff Writer
“We still don’t believe Mac is a business tool because they were made more for design.” Nicole Chittenden Assistant Dean of the School of Business Administration “[Macs] were problematic because older versions could only run the Mac operating system and our environment here has always been a Microsoft environment,” Technical Support manager John Ritter said. Apple products can download a tool called Bootcamp which
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friends in a different part of Millis because it was so uncomfortable to stay in his room. Schechter said she was upset with the lack of information being communicated to the students. “No one knew what was going on that night,” she said. “There should have been formal announcements because people were displaced for a couple of hours.” Schechter said that her 340!"#-% &#'#% 0+% !"#% @00'% &"#+%
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Alyssa Hoyt said. “I’ve never had a professor that’s catered only to PC users. I’ve never had a problem using my Mac in class.” Senior Sumeera Gupta said that while interning in India she noticed that no one was using Macs and that all business people
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the sprinkler went off and were completely soaked by water seeping into her room. She said that she now has ,% 1#"2:)1).#'% ,+1% ,% ?,+% )+% her room to help dry it out and decrease the chances of growing mold. She is not sure how long the ?,+% ,+1% !"#% 1#"2:)1).#'% &)44% remain in her room or in the hall 02!-)1#% 5#3,2-#% -"#% 3,+9!% .+1% anyone who knows the answer. “My RA has been doing a good job telling me stuff but he doesn’t
used PCs. “We still don’t believe Mac is a business tool because they were made more for design, but we support either,” Assistant Dean of the School of Business Administration Nicole Chittenden said.
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UVM Greek Life takes a stance against hazing
know stuff — I know someone knows something,” Schechter said. She is not the only one frustrated by lack of communication. Wozny said he has had trouble getting answers as well. “They keep saying they don’t ...continued from page 2 know,” he said. The assistant resident director Summers said. did not comment. The Gordie Foundation has distributed hundreds of thousands of pieces of educational materials about the harms of hazing to students across the country, according to the Gordie Foundation website.
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...continued from page 1 T h e R e d s t o n e Express runs during the week until 7:30 p.m. to shuttle students to Cook Commons. A Sunday service may also be implemented in the future, Zelazny said. “I live on Redstone, but I didn’t even know about any shuttle,” .'-!%$#,'%;01)%<0--%-,)1=%7>"#+%8% go to a dining hall, which is about once or twice a week, I go to Harris Millis, but usually it’s easier for me to go to the Chinese Cart or the Marché.” The Simpson Store is still open and has been expanding its menu, however, there are limited resources for the store due to the renovation, Zelazny said. The Marché is having 1)?.324!$% .+1)+(% '00:% for all the extra food needed to meet
t h e h i g h e r d e m a n d s , Caglione. “It’s like a game,” Caglione said. “You should see our freezer right now.” The average wait in the Marché has not been dramatically affected because the registers have been moved around to accommodate a better @0&/%,+1%,-%,%'#-24!%!"#%4)+#-%:0*#% fairly quickly, Caglione said. In Harris Millis, however, the wait has nearly doubled. “The World View line is always about 15 minutes long,” .'-!% $#,'% A1#+% B)'0(% -,)1=% “It’s where all the healthy and interesting options are, but sometimes it really throws off my schedule.”
“Having Greek Life show support for Gordie shows the University that hazing of any kind is unacceptable for an organization.” Todd Summers Sigma Phi Epsilon senior “As an initially skeptical student to join Greek Life at UVM because of stigma of hazing within fraternities and sororities, I can say that Greek Life at UVM has proved to be quite the opposite,” Pi Delta Theta and SGA President ;0.% C#+-,"% -,)1=% % 7D,E)+(% -!)44% exists in certain places, and [the fact that UVM] participate[s] yearly in the National Hazing Prevention Week shows our commitment to being apart of the antihazing movement.”
In coming business students will no longer have a separate email account for the school of business administration. The class of 2012 is the last class to have both username@ bsad.uvm.edu and username@ uvm.edu. Current seniors and juniors will keep the business account !"#$% &#'#% ()*#+% ,-% .'-!% $#,'-/% Nick Gingrow, technical support specialist in the School of Business Administration, said. “If you didn’t get one, you’ll never get one,” Gingrow said. The business email was connected to an exchange server that allowed students access !0% #123,!)0+,4% 5#+#.!-% 02!-)1#% of the classroom, Information Technology manager John Ritter said. Professors could create public .4#-% 2+1#'% !"#% #63",+(#% -#'*#'% that students could download or submit homework into, Ritter said. When UVM started working with Blackboard, the additional email became unnecessary because Blackboard offered the same advantages to all university students, he said. “We wanted to standardize, not duplicate,” Ritter said. Some upperclassmen who have the BSAD email said they chose not to use it because they prefer the typical UVM student account. “I think it’s a lot easier,” junior Danielle Winkler said. “There’s no point in having a separate account because I would forward everything to the other one anyway.” Sophomore Melisa Dobraca said that she does not feel at a disadvantage without the BSAD email. 789:%+0!%-2'#%&",!%!"#%5#+#.!-% would be for having a BSAD email. It just seems like another email to check,” Dobraca said. The public system that ,440&#1% .4#% -",')+(% &,-% #,-)#'/% but unfair to nonbusiness majors in the classroom, Assistant Dean at the School of Business Administration Nicole Chittenden said. “A single logon is what the school is striving for, and we just wanted to help with that,” Chittenden said. Faculty will continue to use the exchange server because they are already integrated into it, Ritter said. The money saved in having fewer people connected to the exchange being used toward educational technology, he said. The money saved in eliminating the email is being used toward educational technology such as free printing, Kalkin Hall’s new stock ticker and a Smartboard, Ritter said. “In terms of cost to UVM, it’s not like we’ve eliminated positions because we have fewer mailboxes,” Ritter said.
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Wiz Khalifa causes excitement, panic Khalifa well-received by students, anticipation results in chaos
By Naciim Benkriera Cynic Correspondant
Immediately upon entering the Grand Maple Ballroom for the Wiz Khalifa show Sept. 23, it was apparent that the typical motherly fears about a hiphop concert were realized. Tightlypacked groups of students, interlaced with clouds of marijuana smoke and chatter of excitement, stood around waiting for the concert to start. The opener for Khalifa, Yelawolf, was recently signed by Interscope Records. Yelawolf paced back and forth defiantly as he unloaded a skilled, fastpaced rap riddled with graphic and suggestive lyrics. Beyond his mohawk and lean tattooed body, Yelawolf combined his thicklydrawled southern slang and automatic rhymes performing such songs as “Pop the Trunk” and “You Ain’t No DJ,” a song he recently cut with rap superstar, Big Boi. Some students were very pleased with the opener, while others made it a point to be vocal about their disapproval. “A bunch of people were booing at Yelawolf,” senior Justin Leveille said. “I was really disappointed to see everyone booing. Yelawolf killed it and no one seemed to notice or care.”
According to Leveille, people were too focused on the headliner to appreciate a good opener. “Apparently the kids booing him offstage had never been to a rap show before,” he said. Some students, however, insisted that he was just bad. “[Yelawolf was] by far the worst insult to rap and hip hop that I’ve ever seen in my life,” junior Jirias Charabati said. “It made me want to cry.” Either way, when an altercation with a crowd member caused Yelawolf to leave the stage and punch a student, Leveille felt things went too far. “You should not take to violence,” Leveille said. “You go to a show to rap.” Finally, answering the calls of hundreds of anxious students, Wiz Khalfia took the stage at 10:30 p.m., wearing a backpack and his trademark piratelogo chain. He jumped right into his set list with the jams off his recent mixtapes “Kush and Orange” and “Burn After Rolling.” The show was made possible by the Ski and Snowboard Club (UVM SSC), UVM Program Board (UPB) and SA concerts. “[Greg Ramey of UPB] really pulled this whole show together,” Vice President of UVM SSC Will Curchin said. “Also the SA Concerts Crew,
Sonic ambience thrills at The Monkey House By Robert Marcantonio Cynic Correspondant
Postrock outfit Caspian wrapped up their brief tour with a stunning and utterly overwhelming performance on Sunday, Sept. 19 at The Monkey House in Winooski. Montrealbased supporting act This Quiet Army took the stage first. One man, armed with a guitar, video projector and plethora of effect processors and looping stations, built a haunting atmosphere in the club. Caspian then set up on the floor and the crowd huddled around. Dressed in nearly all black, with front man Philip Jamieson towering over everyone in the audience, their presence dominated. They began with a choral intro and crescendoed into an ambience that was both peaceful and ominous, like the calm before a storm. Then without warning, they smashed into the crowd with a flood of sonic intensity that left some feeling momentarily helpless. “When they took the stage I didn’t really know what to expect; their sound sort of erupted in this tinyass venue — it was overwhelming and they just rocked it,” junior Aaron Haight, who had never heard Caspian before, said. Even though Sunday was the last night of their 11day
tour, Caspian was not content to go home to Beverly, Mass. quietly. “We’re gonna give you guys all we’ve got tonight,” Jamieson said. Their set flowed between moments of sheer power and liberating sonic submergence as in the end of “Some Are White Light,” and “Moksha,” which is the Sanskrit word for liberation, and quieter moments that offered the audience a chance to come up for air. Caspian has no vocals whatsoever. This allows their intricate guitar harmonies and textures backed by driving bass to speak for themselves and had a profound effect for some. “I guess you could say the first guy was pretty cool,” Haight said. “He was interesting but Caspian just blew my mind.” Jamieson said he felt pretty good about the show. “The sound was rough, but that’s par for the course at small venues,” he said. “I couldn’t really hear the bass and kick drum.” As the band had gotten used to doing threemonth tours after they released their second LP “Tertia” in 2009, this tour was “a nice manageable amount of time,” Jamieson said. “Short but sweet.”
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Rapper Wiz Khalifa performed at the Davis Center on Friday night. and the Davis Center Technical staff.” Some students hope to send a message to SA concerts about future bookings. “Tickets sold out in three days out of the box office, 10 days before the show,” Ramey said. “Next time we are going bigger. From Wiz to Yelawolf, there is a lot more to come.” The high demand for the show went even beyond the box office as some students took up unconventional ways to get a ticket. First year Lauren Donahue
got her ticket by winning a contest on Ramey’s company Hungry Headies’s Facebook page. Other students paid much higher than the original $7 ticket price. Students were posting on the Wiz Khalifa event page up until the day of the show, offering to sell and buy tickets for up to $60 each. “These tickets were in real high demand,” Leveille said. “[People were] selling tickets from $7 to $60. [It definitely sends] a message to Program
Board that rap shows is what people want. Hopefully that will influence Springfest and other concerts to come.” Curchin agreed that more acts of this genre should come to the area. “I’d love to see more hip hop acts come to UVM and Burlington,” he said. “I know it’s been said for years that Burlington’s role as the in between city for Boston [and] Montreal brings the good stuff, but let’s actually make that reputation worth something.”
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Student cookie delivery business advocates, ‘no shake, just headies’ Hungry Headies capitalizes on late night munchies By Tabatha Leahy Staff Writer
Junior Greg Ramey and sophomore Wyatt Fowler, both Community Development and Applied Economics majors, launched their business idea Hungry Headies, a cookie delivery service, to the UVM community. Last year was a softlaunch for the business, which has since expanded with their past success Fowler said. “Hungry Headies was a huge hit last year, and we are now under a limited liability license,” Ramey said. The service is open Thursday through Saturday, 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. The homemade chocolate chip cookies come in a sixpack for $5, a 12 rack for $9 or a 20 stack for $16. Fowler bakes a fresh batch for each order. “The cookies come right out of the oven to your door,” Fowler said. There is a hired deliverer who delivers the freshly baked chocolate chip cookies to Burlington and the UVM community.
Hungry Headies is not delivering to St. Michaels College yet but would like to in the near future, Fowler said. “We need more businesses like Hungry Headies in the Burlington community. Not only !"# $%&'# ()*&# +,&-.$)/# 0""*1&.# that are out of this world, but they run deep into the night feeding students with the midnight (230%1&.45#+/.$#'&)/#6130&#7)8/"# said. “It’s simply great, and we as UVM’ers could not ask for more.” Hungry Headies had their "9+01):# /&";&3138# )$# $%&# <1=# Khalifa concert on Thursday. Currently, Hungry Headies takes orders for cookies on their Facebook page, through email and by phone, but Ramey and Fowler say they have high aspirations of launching a new website in the near future. “We are shaping the business as we go,” Ramey said. Hungry Headies has developed from a local student business into a small franchise. Hungry Headies is now serving West Virginia University in Morgantown, W.V., College of Charleston in Charleston, S.C. and University of Miami in Miami, Fla., Ramey said. Hungry Headies is now a national business and is really
“We need more businesses like Hungry Headies in the Burlington community. Not only do they make five-star cookies that are out of this world, but they run deep into the night feeding students with the midnight munchies.” Vince Margo First-year student starting to pick up. “It hasn’t hit me yet,” Ramey said. “I think it’s really awesome how two students took a simple idea and created it into not only a huge success here at UVM but a small franchise,” junior Becca Campbell said.
“It’s been a wild ride so far and we have a ton of huge things up our sleeve for the near future so Burlington has a lot to look forward to,” Ramey said. Ramey and Fowler said that they do not want to stop at these locations either; they are planning to get involved with the freestyle ski world and sponsored skiers. Hungry Headies recently )33"230&!# $%&# +/.$# "9+01):# member of their freestyle ski team: Will Hibbs. They also are hoping to sell some products at the Henry Street Deli here in Burlington. “We’ve been having a lot of fun with it and can’t wait to see where it goes this year,” Fowler said. “We just like to have a good time,” Ramey said. “We like to party,” Fowler added.
Keeping their options open, Ramey and Fowler said that they foresee expanding the cookie delivery service into more than cookies. Hungry Headies sunglasses are available and in the process of ordering Tshirts along with other merchandise.
NoNotes may mean no class By Henry Bond Staff Writer The idea of recording your lectures then having your notes typed up for you is an intriguing idea, or at least that is what Matt Whitteker, founder of NoNotes. com, an online transcribing service, thought. Faculty members worry that students will use this service as a subsitute for class. NoNotes transcribes digital voice recordings into notes for students who do not want to or are not able to take them themselves. Simply record your class, study group, brainstorming session or tutoring session, and 2;:")!#$%&#)2!1"#+:&#$"#>">"$&.? com, the NoNotes website advertises. The turnaround time is one to three business days, at which point you can download the typed notes or have them emailed to you, the website says. Currently, a similar project is being undertaken on UVM’s campus to assist with class note taking. Universal Design for Learning
(UDL), a UVM initiative, is a framework for teaching and learning that addresses a wide variety of learning needs, styles and preferences, according to the UVM Center on Disability and Community Inclusion (CDCI) website. Sharing is an important aspect that UDL highlights. “Sharing [such as voice recordings posted online] provides more options for students to take in material and more openness versus competition,” Puja Gupta, a graduate student working with UDL, said. Despite this, UVM carefully articulates its policy on shared material and intellectual property. Intellectual property, as !&+3&!#@'#)#;":10'#;".$&!#"3#$%&# UVM website, is any potentially copyrightable creation or potentially patentable invention. For some students, instructor permission to access shared audio information would be useful. “Occasionally, I have to miss class due to an illness, and I have a lot of friends that occasionally miss class due to participation in UVM athletics. NoNotes would be a good way to get caught up on
information from class lectures,” sophomore Andrew Schlesinger said. A"(&# 9)02:$'4# %"B&,&/4# +3!# what NoNotes proposes too problematic. “Personally, since I take a discussionbased approach, I don’t see any advantage to being able to hear my classes — students are graded, in part, on inclass work, so the idea of skipping a class and then just listening to it doesn’t apply.” But there is some evidence to suggest that students are in consensus with some faculty that the availability of good notes doesn’t substitute skipping class. According to an informal survey of approximately 50 students, conducted by graduate student Puja Gupta, the majority "9# .$2!&3$.# 0"3+/(&!# $%)$# $%&'# wouldn’t necessarily go to class less if notes were posted online. According to Whitteker, NoNotes is simply a service and it won’t do all the work for you. “We want everyone to go to 0:)..#)3!#$%)$C.#$%&#@&.$#@&3&+$45# Whitteker said. “NoNotes is a learning tool and it’s supposed to supplement students going to class.”
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Walking by the Harris Millis dining hall at 7 p.m., passersby will be greeted by a symphony of gurgling, grumbling and groaning. The main instrument of these sounds — hungry stomachs. With the crowds growing larger dur ing meal times, brunch and dinner ser vices have slowed down to a crawl leaving many students frustrated and famished. Long lines with a sometimes 45 min ute wait for an omelet can really pique the appetite. The closing of the Simpson dining hall for renovation has wreaked havoc on the other dining halls. The spillover has most notably af fected Harris Millis, the unlimited dining facility now closest to Redstone Campus. The renovations to Simpson dining hall are going to be exciting. The dining facility will be more restaurantstyle and will revitalize the Redstone dining experi ence. But until then, the closing of Simpson will continue to inconvenience students. Students not only have to wait longer 5"/$5"",8$69#$#2(-$%7&"$)%!:#$+!,$%$'7%)($ to eat that food once they’ve been served, 9!7(&&$-"9$)"9!#$#2($3""/0$$ To help control the rush, dining halls are encouraging students to eat earlier or later than they usually do according to General Manager of Food Services Melissa Zelazny. Students should be able to eat when they are hungry, not when they think they will be least likely to have to sit crisscross %''7(&%9)($"!$#2($3""/0$;2($#2"9<2#$"58$ “I wonder if I will get a seat?” should not have to cross our minds when we decide to go get food. =*##*!<$"!$#2($3""/$*&$%$'"#(!#*%7$ &%5(#-$2%>%/,$%&$1(770$?5$%$+/($%7%/@$<"(&$ off, students will be hindered getting out "5$#2($5%)*7*#-8$%!,$#2($3""/$*&$%7&"$%!$*! nately dirtier location to eat. Dining halls not only serve as a place to feed our insatiable college appetites, but also as a social venue. Friends meet up, relax, share a meal and talk about their day. When crowds grow so large that seats become a luxury, the atmosphere turns from one of relaxation to one of frustra tion. The dining halls are one of the few on campus venues where students are free from reminders of their studies. They can go there and unwind. Harris Millis has always been a great place to get a large group of friends to gether — there has always been plenty of seating in the past. Now, bonding with friends is limited #""0$A!$(!#*/($/(&*,(!#*%7$3""/$)%!:#$+!,$ a place to sit to get to know one another, limiting community building. It seems like the overcrowding is a problem that won’t go away until renova tions are complete. So for the time being, if you’re headed to Harris Millis, bring a blanket because you may be forced into an impromptu picnic.
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MAX KRIEGER
Mountain Day Here at the University of Vermont, students are surrounded by the natural beauty of the Green Mountains. Sadly, most of us have absolutely no time to go anywhere near them. During autumn, the best time of year for hiking, students are ravaged by a heavy workload and a full schedule. Between clubs, homework and that damned paper we’ve all been putting off, no one has time to just get out and enjoy some of the best trails in the country. Luckily, there may be a solution for all you starved hikers and outdoor enthusiasts out there, and it is called
Mountain Day. In colleges and universities around New England, one day a year is dedicated to going outside and reveling in the changing leaves and crisp air. More than 20 colleges celebrate this day by canceling classes and encouraging students to spend it outdoors. The most interesting part of this is that Mountain Day is !"#$"!$%$&'()*+)$,%-$(.(/-$-(%/0$ On the most glorious day of fall, the colleges announce in early morning the cancellation of classes.
Mountain Day will never become a reality without the help of the student body. This not only guarantees perfect weather but gives the students a sense of absolute freedom. Now I know many of the faculty and administration at the University of Vermont would call this frivolous.
However, I would like to call to attention UVM’s serious lack of any sort of tradition. Yes, there is the Naked Bike Ride, but there is not a single university sanctioned time when students at Groovy UV get to go out and truly experience 12-$#2(-$%/($2(/($*!$#2($+/&#$ place. What good is living in the Green Mountain State if the only mountains you climb are the piles of laundry on your 3""/$"/$#2($&#%)4$"5$6""4&$"!$ your desk? Unfortunately, Mountain Day will never become a reality without the help of the student body. I ask anyone who cares about the outdoors, or just wants a day to relax, to write a letter to, call, email or in some way contact President Fogel and his administration %!,$%&4$&'()*+)%77-$#"$&#%/#$#2*&$ awesome tradition. The time has come to stand up and say, “Hey! There are some Mountains and I am damn well going to climb them on a Tuesday!” Max Krieger is a sophomore political science major. He has been writing for The Cynic since fall 2009.
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OPINION
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010
I’m slightly perturbed, and I’ll do something about it if I get a chance Many of you caught Jon Stewart’s selfproclaimed big announcement last week on “The Daily Show”: a Rally to Restore Sanity on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. To regular viewers of “The Daily Show,” this type of rhetoric doesn’t come as a surprise; a key theme of Stewart’s banter is the absurdity of politics. I think the rally is a great idea. It doesn’t have to have hundreds of thousands of attendees to be successful. In fact, in many ways it has already succeeded. Its purpose is to send the message that there are Americans who aren’t swayed by loaded oneliners or outofcontext soundbites or inciteful rhetoric. They are liberals, conservatives, socialists, libertarians, moderates and independents alike. They do not always agree, but it is in their disagreement that they are most noble. They disagree, but are able to move beyond that. They don’t caricature their opponents as Hitler or throw rocks through the windows of congressional +*!$).'+('-&#,)'09)'5+3)(",)"0' *+('EFGG'+('-(%"5'#..#8&0'(%=).'0+' political rallies. In this perverted time of a polarized media, “The Daily Show,” which airs after an adult
cartoon featuring crass Colorado thirdgraders, has become an unlikely source of information and a strong voice of reason for many Americans. An online poll conducted by Time magazine last year found Stewart to be the most trusted newscaster in America, ahead of Brian Williams, Charlie Gibson and Katie Couric.
There are Americans who aren’t swayed by loaded one-liners or out-of-context soundbites or inciteful rhetoric Some have labeled Stewart’s rally as a mere publicity stunt. I contend that since “The Daily Show” has won two Peabody Awards, 14 Emmys and has hosted three heads of state in the last week, it doesn’t need extra publicity. For Stewart and his writing staff on “The Daily Show,” the 24hour news cycle is the gift that keeps on giving. Take this very rally, for example. Jon Stewart announced a nonpartisan rally to bring out the moderates in America who don’t resort to the Hitler
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invoking rhetoric that dominates headlines. Yet CNN’s story covering the announcement led off with “two Comedy Central funny men are apparently entering the political fray.” While viewers have little doubt as to the political leanings of Stewart and his writers, “The Daily Show” distinguishes itself from other cable political programs in that it is bipartisan — it makes jokes at the expense of liberals and conservatives alike. Political ideologies aren’t the target of Stewart’s puns, rather, it is the perpetual absurdity of politics that has kept Stewart and his cohorts in business for over a decade. In the episode where Stewart announced his rally, he talked about how the 15 percent of Americans who hold radical views dominate the conversation of the moderate 85 percent. It is in this way that a bigoted pastor from Florida with a congregation of dozens could dominate headlines for over a week, from The New York Times to the Burlington Free Press. The birther movement, despite the pressure of a "+0#(%H)2'I)(0%!$#0)'+*'J%3)'K%(09' from Hawaii, made headlines across the media spectrum during the 2008 Democratic
Zach Despart is a junior political science major. He has been writing for The Cynic since the fall of 2009.
primaries. The fact that whether or not the president is a Muslim has become a national discussion — 18 percent of Americans believe that he is, according to an August Pew research poll — supports Stewart’s claim that ideological extremists dominate public discourse. The proliferation of cable channels has allowed programs to cater to political ideologies further and further from the center, appealing to and seeking out those who represent the 15 percent of Americans with radical views. Why have cable channels and programming been able to thrive in recent years? Because the 85 percent love to watch and witness the antics of those fringe opinions. So in this age of increasingly polarized media, let’s take a cue from Stewart. It is time to restore sanity and civility to the American political conversation. Hey Cynic, want to send an opinion writer to D.C.?
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Upperclassmen stung by work-study cuts Dear editor,
Quick Opinions
I was a little disappointed to realize that you forgot to mention a rather huge factor with the workstudy program and the loss of funding to juniors and seniors. While %07.'0(8)'09#0'09)'$80.'2%2'"+0'./)$%!$#&&:' affect upperclassmen, it is usually these upperclassmen who have the most to lose experiencewise from these cuts. I myself am a senior at UVM. I had Federal WorkStudy funding for both my sophomore and junior years — I transferred to UVM at the beginning of my sophomore year. During my junior year, I took on a workstudy job as a research assistant in the anthropology department. I’m an anthropology major, so a lot of what I was
doing were things that I would probably be doing for the rest of my life as an anthropologist. When I lost workstudy funding, I lost that opportunity to continue working on projects that matter to me and my future career as an anthropologist. I know I’m not alone here. I’ve talked to several people on campus who were doing jobs related to what they were planning to do upon graduating from UVM. These jobs not only looked great on a resume, but when it comes down to it, longevity is just as important as the experience. My loss of funding has cut that longevity short for me and other students on campus. Many of us are now looking for jobs that /#:;'<)'$#"70'#**+(2'0+'!"2'.+,)09%"5'*+('
Jeff Barbieri “Leave it to Texas to continue where Florida left off in the American antiIslam campaign. It has been reported that Texas .$9++&'+*!$%#&.'#()'&+--:%"5'0+' remove history textbooks from schools that are said to contain “proIslamic, antiChristian” bias. Not only does this make me happy to be in this great bastion of tolerance known as Burlington, but it also makes me think the South should probably stop associating with us once and for all.”
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experience because it doesn’t cover living expenses such as groceries. Unfortunately for many of us, we have to look off campus for those jobs because the competition is too stiff on campus. Even then, off campus jobs don’t cater to a student’s schedule. Workstudy was great because we could work for one hour every day, or even more =)>%-&)'9+8(.'09#"'09#0;'?9#0'2+)."70'@+(A' with offcampus jobs. B'$#"'+"&:'9+/)'09#0'4CD'!"2.',+()' opportunities, such as at Bailey/Howe Library, for students without workstudy to work on campus. Sincerely, Robin Donovan Class of 2011
Michael Farley “Scientists have recently discovered three species of amphibians thought to have been extinct are actually alive and well. The next thing scientists are about to discover? D+09)('L#08()'%.'2+%"5'M8.0'!")' without our help, thanks. And what we think we know is far outweighed by what we don’t know that we don’t know.”
Josh MacGregor “The Vatican is at it again. Between the recent clerical sex abuse charges and now a potential money laundering scandal involving an unexplained $30 million !"#"$%#&'0(#".#$0%+"6'%0'%.' about time that people start to see the light: Claiming God’s on your side doesn’t give you impunity; it just spits in the faces of the Catholics who trust you.”
In his opinion piece, “Dear Mr. President, it’s about time,” Max Krieger makes the claim that Obama has completely wasted the power that comes with his presidency. This has become a common complaint from those on the far left. No, he has not passed what many liberals would like to see passed — singlepayer health care, end to wars, etc. — but those are huge issues that will likely never be passed in a nation where half the country believes in minimal government power. But let us look at what our president has accomplished. Accomplishments that, considering the “Just Say No” Republicans and 24hour Fox News cycle he is going up against, put him, at this stage in his presidency, among the top of the class. He has passed the biggest !"#"$%#&'()*+(,'-%&&'.%"$)' FDR, giving the government unprecedented power to regulate institutions like Wall Street, banks and credit card companies. He has passed the biggest health care reform bill since LBJ, paving the road for a &)..'/(+!012(%3)"'#"2',+()' affordable health care system. He has granted a $2,500 tax $()2%0'0+'!3)',%&&%+"'*#,%&%).'0+' help with college tuition. He has returned the states’ right to regulate the medical use of marijuana without the worry of federal law enforcement interference. He has appointed a progressive Latina, seen as highly competent by those on both sides of the aisle, to the Supreme Court, preventing a farright swing. Perhaps most importantly, he has changed the way we are looked at by the rest of the world, from an image that emanated imperialism and isolationism to one that is largely looked upon favorably by working toward cooperation and peace — see direct discussions with Iran, engagements with the Muslim world, end to combat in Iraq. With the coming elections, Congress will become more conservative. The expectations for President Obama will have to be lowered. Perhaps this is a blessing in disguise. For one thing, working against Obama were the sky high expectations set for him, partly by himself, going into the White House. 4/+"')"0)(%"5'+*!$)6' Obama has had to deal with two wars, a wounded American image and an economic mess. Considering where we were at the end of President Bush’s term two years ago, Obama’s record is something he can be proud of. Sincerely, Mart Schneider Class of 2011
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S P O RT S
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010
NFL PICKS WEEK FOUR Kolb, and the comeback story of Michael Vick. It’s another week of NFL picks Its odd to watch the Eagles put with some interesting divisional !"#$#%&'()$*#!+#!++,"'&-,#./,(!0,/# matchups. Want to be a guest with Vick leading them. In a way I picker? Email vcsports@gmail. am glad for Vick, and I think it is com good for the NFL in a weird sort (WA) Will Andreycak of way. I know there are PETA (DG) Diana Giunta members all over vomiting at (EZ) Eli Zink this, but I love it. Not enough to pick the Eagles however. McNabb Washington Redskins vs. and the ‘Skins will edge out Vick and the Eagles in a close, hard Philadelphia Eagles fought game.
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New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins In a battle of AFC East teams I think the Patriots will have to come out on top. A loss at the hands of the Dolphins
would throw the Pats’ season into 12/3!&)# $"%# +!/# 14,# ./'1# 1&3,# &"# many years, questions would be asked about Tom Brady and Bill Bellichick. Despite the highlight reel catches of Randy Moss, the Pats are at their best when Wes Welker catches the ball 715 *$/%'# %!0"# 14,# .,)%# $"%# 4$'# $"# opportunity to make defenders miss. Brady is smart enough to 3$5,# $%62'13,"1'# !"# 14,# 7*8 4,9'# !",# !+# 14,# :,'1# $1# &18# $"%# he will be able to exploit the Dolphins’ secondary. Losing the most underrated player in +!!1:$))# 8# /2""&";# :$<5# =,-&"# >$2)5# 8# 42/1'?# :21# $;$&"'1# 14,# Dolphins it shouldn’t matter. I would be shocked if the Pats fumble this one on Monday night. Expect a rout.
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Baltimore Ravens vs. Pittsburgh Steelers Baltimore’s offense thus far has been, well, terrible. Discard the game against Cleveland last week and Baltimore has scored 22 points against Cincinnati and New York. Things don’t get any better when Baltimore has to go up against Troy Polamalu and a recharged Pittsburgh defense. At quarterback for Pittsburgh, Dennis Dixon went down to a
knee injury in week two while Ben Roethlisberger still serves his suspension. This leaves either Charlie Batch or Byron Leftwhich to start for the Steelers against a scary good Baltimore defense. Ray Rice should be able to gain enough on the ground for Joe Flacco to start playing the way we know he is capable. Expect a low scoring affair in this one with Baltimore edging out their interdivision rival.
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New York Giants vs. Chicago Bears After two weeks, Matt Forte is leading the Bears in both rushing and receiving and has established the Bears as a contender in the NFC North. The Giants were embarrassed against the Colts in
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primetime and couldn’t keep their heads on straight, no pun intended Brandon Jacobs. The Giants are struggling 1!# 5,,(# $7!$1# &"# 14&'# %$2"1&";# division and a nondivisional matchup against the Bears is a tough draw. If Forte can maintain his high level of production the Giants will lose. That being said, the Giants need to win games outside of their division. Combine that with the fact that Jay Cutler is due for a game where he throws four interceptions and the Giants have a shot. @4,#A,$/'#$/,#$#;!!%#1,$3#8 but not that good. I am taking the Giants in an upset here.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010
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Sport shorts: Pilypaitis goes global, soccer slumps Staff Report
Women’s hockey predicted to finish seventh in conference
Men’s soccer and women’s field hockey lose
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THIS WEEK
Pilypaitis begins play in FIBA World Championship
Wednesday Men’s soccer @ Siena 3 p.m. Loudonville, N.Y.
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Thursday
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Women’s soccer @ Maine 3 p.m. Orono, Maine
Friday
Field hockey vs. Boston U 3 p.m. Moulton Winder Field
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Cross Country @ Paul Short Invitational @ Lehigh 10 a.m. Bethlehem, Pa.
Saturday
Men’s soccer vs. New Hampshire 2 p.m. Centennial Field
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S P E C TAC LE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010
UVM, Davis Center "Say Yeah" to Wiz Khalifa Pittsburgh native Cameron Jibril Thomaz, also known as Wiz Khalifa, and Yelawolf perform at the Davis Center. Photos by Damir Alisa