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Grant to fund relaxation room, relieve student stress


AUSTIN WOLFF University where they created a space that students could “I think it’s a great idea because with all the crap we
News Reporter relax in. We want to create that space for students in a vari- have to deal with, we really need something like that,”
ety of ways. We want to offer something different for the junior Geoff Hightower said. “There is really no place to go
The Health and Wellness Center received a grant for a students.” to chill, and you know college is when most manic depres-
student relaxation room scheduled to open around spring Errickson said the general needs of this room are being sion disorders develop. It would be cool to have medita-
break. prioritized. tion rooms or yoga.”
Will Brooks, the project manager for the relaxation “The idea is to have a themed room so that we could “I don’t know if I would use it, but I think it would
URRPVDLGWKHÀUVWJRDOLVWRJHWWKHSURMHFWVWDUWHGDQGWR have, for example, an outdoor recreation theme and keep be good for other people,” freshman Danielle Krukowski
run ideas around. the face of the room changing fairly regularly,” Errickson said.
“We want to invite students in and have a place for said. “We also would like it to be an information outlet “It can be good if it’s publicized the right way,” sopho-
them to relax,” Brooks said. “We want a place where no IRUVWXGHQWVWRÀQGRXWDERXWHYHQWVWKDWDUHJRLQJRQWR more Alisha Dosani said. “I don’t think I really need it, to
matter what stresses they are going through they can come encourage healthy lifestyles.” be honest.”
to relax and slow their minds.” Brooks said there are many ideas circulating about what “I think it would be fun to have, and I like the pop-
Anita Errickson, director of health services, said she the room will include. ping sounds bubble wrap makes,” sophomore Latasha
was inspired by Duke University’s relaxation room, “The “We have play dough and we are getting some puzzles,” McCracken said.
Oasis,” and wanted to offer a similar experience to Berry Brooks said. “We want to go further than that, though. We “The only way to measure the success of this room is
students. want to include occasional massage therapy, we are think- to chart how much it is being used and how many stu-
Errickson provided background on the importance of ing about including Wii games, places to sit to read and a dents are using it for repeat visits,” Errickson said. “We
stress relief. boom box playing relaxing music.” will develop some sort of survey or questionnaire that stu-
“Stress is historically one of the largest reasons stu- Students said they have mixed opinions about the relax- dents can use at the end of their visit to help us determine
dents leave schools,” she said. There is a model at Duke ation room. whether or not the room is a success.”

NetVUE helps students in future vocations Did you protest the GTEG?
Check out a wrap-up of letter signings
ANDREW BLEVINS bers of the networks, and we can connect to the Web from last week.
Deputy News Editor site. A number of us are going to be involved in an
online book discussion starting in a couple of weeks.
In a continuing effort to help students discover There are conferences that we can either decide to try www.vikhingfusion.berry.edu
their callings in life, Berry College has joined 124 to sponsor or that we can attend … what we choose
other founding colleges in the Network for Vocation to do in addition to that is more or less up to us. We
on Undergraduate Education (NetVUE), a nation- can make as little or as much of it as we want to.”
wide, campus-supported network to expand and NetVUE is supported by Lilly Endowment Inc.,
extend the intellectual and theological exploration of a private philanthropic foundation that has funded
vocation on college campuses. similar programs over the years. Craig Dykstra,
NetVUE is an initiative of the Council of Inde- Lilly Endowment’s senior vice president for religion,
pendent Colleges (CIC), a national association of said the program is intended to help students live
more than 600 independent, liberal arts colleges and meaningfully.
universities. On the NetVUE Web site several goals “We have discovered that structured programs
are listed including: sharing knowledge, best prac- that encourage and guide students in the theological
WLFH VWUDWHJLHV DQG UHÁHFWLRQ RQ YRFDWLRQ WKURXJK exploration of vocation do indeed help them draw on
national and regional conferences, the development the wisdom of their religious traditions as they make
and exchange of resources, and online networking. GHFLVLRQV DERXW WKHLU IXWXUHV DQG ÀJXUH RXW KRZ WR
Thomas Kennedy, dean of the Evans School of lead lives that really matter,” he said.
Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, said “the intel- Michael Papazian, associate professor of religion
lectual and theological exploration of vocation” and philosophy, said NetVUE seems like a good
means “thinking personally and intentionally about resource.
what to do with one’s life [and] the value and prior- “It sounds to me like it is a really great opportu-
ity work should have in one’s life.” nity for the college, and if there’s any way I can con-
“In a nutshell, it means thinking hard about how tribute to it I’ll be happy to,” Papazian said.
RQH·V ZRUN ÀWV LQ ZLWK D OLIH ZHOOOLYHGµ .HQQHG\ David McKenzie, professor of religion and philos-
said. ophy, said NetVue is in keeping with Berry’s history.
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remain to be seen and will depend on Berry’s level work experience in regard to ethics and theology
of involvement. that’s longstanding at Berry in a variety of programs
“Well, it’s not clear what it will mean for it to be we’ve had in the past,” McKenzie said. “I’m happy to
implemented … I mean there’s some sense in which see such a program, and I hope that it’s successful.”
it’s already fully implemented,” he said. “We’re mem-
FEBRUARY 4, 2010 NEWS CAMPUS CARRIER, PAGE 3

Health care expert answers questions


CLAUDIA HAGAN were being made and the amount of people We do not have a homogenous population,
News Editor dying. I began to ask myself, “Why are these so it’s easier for us to pretend that uninsured
advances being made, but the life expectancy people are not like us. I mean in a country like
What causes outrage, worry and the presi- has not changed?” From there I began focus- Sweden, they don’t mind paying for someone
dent being called a liar? Health care. ing on health care. else’s insurance because they know it’s going
Shannon Brownlee, an expert on U.S. health to a fellow Swede. Another point is after World
care, is a Woodrow Wilson Fellow. As a fellow Q: How do you see health care affecting stu- War II the American economy was on the rise.
Brownlee satyed at Berry for a week, spoke in dents in the future if reform does not happen? Many of the countries that currently have
Chili’s Give Back Night
many classes on campus and presented a lec- universal health care adopted it because they
for Haiti Relief
ture Monday, Feb. 1. During her time at Berry, A: You’ll be broke. Health care is sucking needed it. We didn’t. There was the thought
Raise money for the
Brownlee has attempted to destroy “health money out of the U.S. economy. The structure that businesses would take care of insurance.
Restavek Foundation
care zombies” that plague the nation’s percep- of the system creates “job lock.” This is when a But what I think it all boils down to is the
tonight for immediate Hai-
tion of health care. person can’t leave a job because they are afraid belief that people who don’t look like you are
tian Relief at Chili’s during
Brownlee said one of the main zombies of not having insurance. There is less incen- the uninsured and historic happenstance.
dinner hours until closing.
is the belief that more is better. She said that tive to be an entrepreneur because you have
statistics show people who spend more time to provide your own insurance. This gener- Q: What do you believe to be the best aspect
French Film Festival
in a hospital are less likely to survive. Brown- ates a large disincentive to create a new type of our current form of health care?
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lee said that a large amount of money is spent of economy.
tonight and Friday at 7 p.m.
needlessly. A: There is lots of technology available.
in the Science Building audi-
%URZQOHHVDLG2EDPDLVQRWWKHÀUVWSUHVL- Q: Do you think Medicare will still be One thing to remember is that there is a lot
torium for the Fifth Annual
dent to promote universal health care. around in 10 years? of money locked up in health care. If we were
Berry College French Film
“Barack Obama is the eighth president to able to extract the wastefulness from the sys-
Festival. CE credit offered.
try and cover everyone,” she said. “We have A: Not at its current rate. If it keeps oper- tem, then we would be able to free up a lot
been trying since Teddy Roosevelt — that’s a ating the same, then it’s going to go broke in of money. There are also a lot of people, like
Black Light Dance
hell of a long time.” the next few years. Unfortunately, there won’t physicians and nurses, who really, really care.
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Brownlee answered several questions about be enough of you to provide for later genera- Unfortunately, they are locked into the system,
glow of black light paint
the future of health care. tions. Many countries are beginning to face the which can limit them. We need to unleash them
this Friday at 9 p.m. Don’t
problem of having lots of old people and not so that they can be even greater caregivers.
wear your good clothes!
Q: How did you become interested in enough young people.
health care? Q: What needs to change the most in our Late Night Edition
Q: :KDWFDQVWXGHQWVGRWRKHOSLQÁXHQFH health care? Join the housing staff from
A: Well, I started in science and decided what happens with health care?
Dana and Thomas Berry in
that I wanted to write about it. I got a job with A: Minds. The minds of patients, adminis- D IXQÀOOHG QLJKW WKLV )UL-
“Discover.” Then I wrote for “Sports Illus- A: Educate yourself. Don’t believe Glenn trators — everybody needs to change. We need day at 11 p.m.
trated.” To be quite frank, I became bored with Beck or Rachel Maddow because you are not to get over this thought of more is better. The
it. So I applied for a job at “U.S. News and getting the full picture. You need to know how belief that the more procedures you have done Casino Night
World Report” writing about molecular biol- the system works and search out answers. the higher your chance of recovery — this just Play to win this Saturday
ogy, and of course I had no idea what I was isn’t true, and we waste a lot of money by at 7:30 p.m. in the Spruill
writing about. I learned fast, though. Most of Q::K\GR\RXWKLQNWKH86KDVDGLIÀFXOW thinking this way. We think that medicine is Ballroom. The last bid for
the time I was writing about medical advances. time adopting universal health care coverage? magic, that if I go see a doctor I will be cured. the grand prize auction will
Soon I began to notice there was a mismatch This needs to change. We need to change our take place at 10:25 p.m.
between the amount of advancements that A: Part of it is we are a nation of immigrants. minds about medicine.
Illusionist
Continue the Vegas experi-
ence with an Illusionist this
Saturday at 11 p.m. in the
Spruill Ballroom.

Can’t get enough of health care? Super Bowl Party


Get into the game with
snacks and drinks Sunday,
Visit Viking Fusion for a one-on-one interview with Shannon Brownlee. Feb. 7 at 6 p.m. in Spruill
Ballroom.
www.vikingfusion.berry.edu
Berry College Concert
Series – Joe Chapman
Hear concert pianist Joe
Chapman perform works
to celebrate the 200th birth-
day of Frederic Chopin and
Robert Schumann Monday,

Are you
Feb. 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Ford Auditorium. CE credit
offered.

a cancer German Movie Night –


“Young Törless”

survivor?
See a movie that presents
adolescence in Germany
in the 1960s as part of the
Spring 2010 German Film
Series in Room 115 of the
Science Building Tuesday,
If so, a dinner will be held in your Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. CE credit
honor before Relay for Life. offered.

Please contact Katherine Freeman or Check out the


Jackie Runningen for more information. community
calendar at
And don’t forget... vikingfusion.
Relay for Life is April 9-10,
berry.edu to get
the
6pm-6am! inside scoop.
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The Carrier Editorial

‘Firsthand Experience’ provides more than retention tool

Long before new students not only allows Berry to bring


step foot on Berry’s campus, more attention to the school, but
they are greeted with the “First- it also provides a fresh outlook.
hand” experience. People may claim that this is
The majority of students an exclusive aspect of Berry and
residing at Berry presently are taking it away essentially means
very familiar with this practice detracting from Berry’s overall
through various promotions mission. However, the once res-
from the college. At a recent onant statement is not unique to
presidential ambassador semi- Berry College. It may surprise
nar, it was noted that choosing you, but there are many colleges
the “Firsthand” plan was purely and universities that use some-
a marketing tool to draw people thing similar. What we view as
to the college. original to Berry, as a “minister-
The program has proven to ing” institution, may just be the
be effective, focusing on the projection of others.
work experience aspect more What most schools do not
than anything else. However,
it has been speculated that the
“experience” has evolved into
incorporate is an all-embracing
student work program. There-
fore, the “Firsthand” experience
Reconsider co-ed dorms in Dana
more of a business than a col- is the most appropriate for Berry.
Dorm halls are a place for hallway while they are in their
lege mission. Although the Really, it’s not about the model NANA LINGE same sexes to bond without the WRZHO,IDJX\LVQ·WVRFRQÀGHQW
extensive work program Berry and methods that the program
Staff Writer prying eyes of the opposite sex with himself, then he should be
offers is essential to college life, institutes, it is the message that
deriving a pressure-like feel- ensured the same sense of pri-
a core ingredient has been left in it is sending. The purpose of the
ing and causing an imbalance. vacy as a female.
the dust: the “heart.” “Firsthand Experience” is not to
Visitors are always welcome, but What can also be brought up
Students that have been effectively deter students from
2QH RI P\ ÀUVW DUWLFOHV ZULW- when it turns into a 24/7 thing, is the issue of bringing in more
a part of Berry for as little as their values, but instead to allow
ten for The Carrier was an opin- students. Guys will be less likely
four years could testify to the them the opportunity to explore
ion piece about the lack of boys to come if they know the only
changes in values. The motto hands-on experiences that are
and their failed endeavors on guys’ dorm turned co-ed. The
once was aptly named “Head, concrete and yield a positive
the plethora of females that low number of male students
Heart and Hands,” with the outcome.
roam on Berry’s campus. and girls will also be less
“head” emphasizing academic The message of the program
This has not changed likely to come if they feel as
enlightenment, the “hands” is that Berry has something no
by any means, but there though there are not enough
accentuating hard work and the other college offer. Our work
is something that I must dudes to go around.
“heart” drawing attention to program is not only valuable in
strongly protest against, The school should
service and meaning. terms of quality but also quan-
which is the transfor- really reconsider thinking
While the statement is still tity. There are 95 percent of stu-
mation of the men’s about the whole co-ed
ÁRDWLQJ DURXQG LW LV PRUH RI D dents that work at some time
dorms into a co-ed ordeal because it is not
retention tool than anything. during their time here while 85
building. looking like it is a very
Students do not really learn percent work at any given time
I mean, do not popular choice.
about Berry’s “mission” until throughout the year. What other
get me wrong, I love There is a petition
they have moved past the college can say that? Students
the male species, but going around, so if you
“Firsthand” stage. Putting less used to be required to work
there is something IHHOWKHVDPHDV,GRÀQG
emphasis on the “heart” could on campus, but it is now their
about having them live Bobby Tuttle and give that
possibly have somewhat det- choice. However, because of the
uncomfortably close that signature. Also, hit up the
rimental consequences. The “Firsthand Experience,” stu-
bothers me. Facebook group created
reasoning behind this assertion dents are still willing to accept
All the girls tend to by Mark Higdon to see the
is linked to the rise of adver- the opportunity.
complain about how they many supporters of keeping
tisements that lend nothing Although “Firsthand” allows
cannot stand the odor and Dana men only. The group does
to “Head, Heart and Hands.” a creative message, students
rambunctious behavior that include some females.
While it may seem like Berry is simply have an intrinsic desire to
lingers in the hall of Dana, which I am not trying to step on any
giving up on some of their most have their needs met. However,
gives us all the more reason to toes, but if the school goes co-ed,
core values, it may not be as what students want may not be
leave them be and frolic in their then that signals madness. I do not want to hear anything
damaging as it is helpful. the most effective message.
manly nature. They’re already Boys need guy-time and about there being visitation
Moving away from the image
overwhelmingly outnumbered although it may seem strange, hours.
of “Head, Heart, and Hands”
and they should have an escape they also need their privacy. I’m
from the estrogen-laden rooms sure girls do not want a bunch of
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‘Ballin’ on a budget’ top 10: invest in yourself


easier and more fun. Berry College is and know what you want whenever
huge; take a walk. You’re paying for you go shopping. This makes for a
ASHLEY MCINTYRE
the Cage Center; use it. Keep yourself quicker shopping experience. The less
SPORTS EDITOR in shape, and it’s amazing how many time you spend lingering, the less time
parts of your body will beg for atten- you have to manufacture a reason for
tion from your clothes. buying something you don’t need.
3) I once heard Clark Howard say 7) Shop your closet and create new
I realize that we’re all in college that “a bargain is a bargain if you combinations. If you get laughed at, I
working toward admirable things, need it and you can afford it.” A $20 guarantee that no one will remember it
like a degree and a life outside of “the Calvin Klein cocktail dress is a steal if next week. And if I’m wrong and they
bubble.” you have an occasion to wear it and do remember, they need a life past
In a world where stocks are uncer- money to spare. However, if you have your fashion faux-pas.
tain, home values are questionable and to choose between groceries and the 8) The ultimate secret to pulling “If you could create an ‘app’
the price of gold is apparently sky- dress, the dress can probably wait. RIIWULFN\RXWÀWVLVFRQÀGHQFHDQGWKH what would it be?”
rocketing, investing in clothing sounds 4) Purchase classic pieces that never SURSHUÀW+RQHVWO\,W·VWKDWVLPSOH
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will judge you by your outward white button down shirt that can tran- tage cheese and sugar-free Jell-o. When you’re in and plays
appearance, no matter how dazzling sition from class to brunch and from a you ensure that something works for
the perfect song.”
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out of a basement for the next 50 years, pair of jeans never looks out of place. you’ll save yourself time, money and
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what you look like. It doesn’t matter if pants. 10) Some may wonder, “What’s the
you’re a guy or a girl; the way you pres- 5) Know when to save, when to point in caring, no one special is going Matt Higdon
ent yourself matters. Hopefully, all of splurge and know your price range. to see me?” But you never know who Sophomore
us will graduate someday and pursue There is no need to buy underwear that PLJKWVKRZXSRQFDPSXVLQÁXHQWLDO
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Tips for ballin’ on a college for two months. You don’t necessar- If you don’t believe me, try this. Next
budget: ily need to splurge on shoes, but don’t time you have a big test or a stressful I would create an app
1) When you can, buy quality pieces buy cheap ones. Your feet will wind up day ahead of you, plan on putting some that tells you when
now. My aunt once told me to start paying the price late, and battle scars effort into what you look like. Your the Berry Internet is
buying quality items of clothing while from bad shoes are so unnecessary and head will be in a totally different place working.”
I can because I might not be able to preventable. Just because it’s cheap and you’ll perform a little better with
afford them upon graduation. Sad, but does not mean it’s a good idea. VRPH UHVW DQG DQ RXWÀW \RX·UH SURXG
true. You’re better off buying a good 6) Try your hand at making things. to wear. Besides, what’s the worst that Mallory Owens
quality coat, belt or pair of shoes, tak- Even if you fail miserably and what- could happen? Junior
ing care of it and having it for the rest ever you create falls apart, you can I realize that we all have those days
of your life than buying cheap items spend less money entertaining your- when we look a hot mess and don’t
every other week. self for an afternoon trying to make a think twice. But it couldn’t hurt to
2) Take care of your body. If you’re unique scarf, jewelry or a purse than a invest some time into yourself. Aren’t A breath mint
proud of yourself, dressing is much movie ticket. You’ll also have a better you worth it? dispenser.”
idea of what your style preferences are

‘Dont ask, don’t tell’ policy a burden, not protection David Thomas
Senior
on April 12, 1864 is one instant where When I addressed the policy inter-
NICOLE NESMITH the dangers highly threatened African- nally, I related it to a school system that A decoy for when
American troops. Troops were killed in claimed one thing but was really saying
Opinions Editor someone picks up
large numbers, with many taken cap- another. When I was in high school, the
tive. What did the military do? Nothing. newspaper decided to do a Valentine’s your phone, and
In the South, nearly everyone opposed Day spread. They thought it would be they’re not supposed
the enlistment of African-Americans. simple; the idea was to compile numer- to be on it and it
Georgia politician Howell Cobb said, ous photos of couples throughout the shuts down and says
Beads of perspiration drip down his “The day you make soldiers of them school, placed separately in a collage so “sorry, this is not your
forehead and cradle in the palm of his is the beginning of the end of the revo- that the audience would have to deci- phone!”
Melissa Wallace
hand. Ground against his bottom lip lution ... if slaves will make good sol- pher “who’s a couple?” One of the staff
Sophomore
are a set of teeth. The eyes are steady, diers, then our whole theory of slavery members was a friend with a couple
but there’s an obvious twitch residing is wrong.” In 1864, the military went who were lesbian and well-known as
LQWKHH\HODVKHV7KHÀQJHUVDUHFXSSHG against the needs of a group. Almost being so. She put them in the spread.
DORQJWKHDUPVLQDÀUPVWDQFHKLVRQO\ 150 years later, regarding a separate The adviser didn’t think twice about
saving grace. His last stand at “being a prejudice, it is not much different. the decision. However, our school prin- An umbrella that
man.” Towering above him are two sets The policy presently instituted cipal had other opinions. His decision would pop out
of eyes, darting around his face. Stern does nothing more than tell people was to completely vanish the existence over you.”
and grotesque in his speech a man that if you look the part, act the part, of the photos altogether, as if the news-
questions the soldier,”Are you a fag?” and essentially “be the part,” you will paper was never “disgraced” by the
The system is buckling down against escape from criticism and attack. More homosexual images.
him, unstoppable. importantly, you will be accepted. 6FKRROV\VWHPVZLOOÀJKWWKHLUKDUG- /XF\6FKRÀHOG
The “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy Wow. Let me just give a big hand of est against claims that they are discrim- Junior
claims to protect this scenario from applause to the think tanks behind this inating against the students, mostly
happening within the military system. scheme. Who would have ever thought because they know a storm would
However, this isn’t protection at all. that lying, deceiving and manipulating await them.
It is denying homosexuals within an your fellow peers was the right path? However, my school sent out the
institution the right to simply be who If people were granted the right to message that homosexuality was not
they are. Not surprisingly, the military announce their sexual orientation from OK. Not even in a photo. Not even A test answer
does not have a problem asking them to the beginning, this wouldn’t be nearly as a thought. Ideally, people do not
dispenser.”
ÀJKWIRUWKHLUFRXQWU\SRVVLEO\ULVNLQJ as damaging. want schools to control their lives and
their lives. But that’s what it is, isn’t it? Damag- decisions. Why is the military any
Historically, the military has hesi- ing. Hurtful. different? Amanda Jennings
tated in giving certain rights pertaining Like anything, the policy is an What gives them the right to say Junior
to particular demographics. Naturally, imperfect system. Not only did it hurt that somebody—maybe your next door
when I was in U.S. history, I learned the soldiers within the system with a neighbor, maybe your friend or family
about the Civil War. During this period, differing orientation, but it also skewed member— should not be able to have
conditions for African-American sol- the views of the rest. “Don’t ask, don’t a voice? Not just a literal voice to be LETTER SUBMISSION POLICY
tell” encouraged prejudice against DEOHWRVD\ZLWKFRQÀGHQFH´,·PJD\µ Letters to the editor must include a name, address and
diers were poor. Not only were they
phone number, along with the writer’s class year or
paid less than other soldiers until 1864, homosexuality within the military with But a voice in which they are some-
title. The Carrier reserves the right to edit for length,
they faced the threat of being enslaved an invisible message that stated: Homo- body and not a burden, or worse, an style, grammar and libel.
or captured. The capture of Fort Pillow sexuals not welcome. afterthought. E-MAIL: campus_carrier@berry.edu
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KATHERINE LAVEY night might be a phone call away, but for some it’s not so
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They have been childhood friends since Kindergarten. A one-year high school relationship continued for a girl as she came
A girl falls for another girl her sophomore year. The older girl While at home in Marietta, a boy slowly becomes intoxicated
He moved to Auburn while she went to Berry. Senior Candace to Berry, but the inevitable happened, she said. Junior Casey Bevens
graduates, and distance becomes a chore. For senior Stephanie Carson, at a friend’s birthday house party, goes outside, is followed
Houghton began dating a lifetime friend this Thanksgiving. Even struggled for six months her freshman year dealing with the distant
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though they had known each other for awhile, Houghton said she is relationship. He lived in Louisiana at the time and not only was the
other caused Carson some anxiety. On January 29, Carson decided to that was how he met his recent love. He was a sophomore at
immune to having to deal with the mileage. time difference problematic, but the whole situation was a strain on
go up to Maryville, Tenn., for the weekend. Friday was going to be a Berry, and she was a senior in high school. They began causally
“We’ve always started out long-distance,” Houghton said. “So it’s her.
good day she thought, until the snow. dating for a while. She went to the University of Tennessee-
not really been a concern.” “I was trying to balance both school and the pressure to talk to
Her girlfriend lives about three hours away. Chattanooga, and distance became a variable in their equation.
The connection started slow, she said. He started taking more notice him,” Bevens said. “It was emotionally hard because I cared about
“I knew there was going to be a snow storm,” Carson said. “The drive isn’t so bad,” Kronenberger said. “More
and calling her every week. She added that they seemed to express him.”
That didn’t stop her. As she was driving on Interstate 75, the storm or less every weekend we’ll see each other.
their feelings toward one another as “pretty reserved.” He came to visit her twice, and it never really was the same, she
hit. Similar to Carson’s situation, Kronenberger
“We were cautious in the beginning, and our families are so close,” said.
“All the news reports were saying turn around,” Carson said. “I alternates driving weekends.
Houghton said. “We didn’t want to ruin anything.” “We weren’t involved in each others' lives, and we couldn’t move
refused to turn around and fell into a ditch.” Relationships can have their moments; climbing
Houghton said she and her boyfriend also try to talk on a daily forward.”
Carson ended up stuck on the side of the road on a Friday night. those mountains can lead to a beautiful valley.
basis. Six months into Bevens’ freshman year, she had to break up with
After waiting in the cold with some dirty laundry as warmth, eventually “When we were in the stage of infatuation, distance was a
“We talk every night,” Houghton said. “We talk about everything KLP,WZDVKDUGRQKLPDWÀUVWVKHVDLG
someone was able to get her car out of the ditch. She landed in a motel challenge,” Kronenberger said. “Now, we’re in a more familiar stage
in the day.” “It didn’t affect me until later,” she said.
a couple hours later, starved. Finally, Carson made it to Tennessee on of our relationship and know we’ll see each other every weekend.”
When they reunited during break for a week straight, she was She said she tried to keep herself busy but it eventually hit when
Saturday to see her sweetheart. Gas money has not been a major issue either.
thrilled. she had time to think.
The two girls have never been separated this long. She said she is He said he drives about an hour to see her.
“Not seeing each other and going back to talking on the phone was “We hated each other at the end of it,” Bevens said.
optimistic. “I like it, getting out of Rome and going to
weird,” Houghton said. Bevens believed she had experience in relationships and prefers
“If we survive this test, then we can survive anything,” Carson Chattanooga is worth it,” Kronenberger said.
Sometimes talking everyday for a college student is hard, especially having someone closer.
said. Every day they try to talk to each other for an hour or so.
with all the work students are involved in. “It’s a lot easier. Intimacy is emotionally and physically easier when
Some say distance makes the heart grow fonder. Carson “Long distance smoothes things out
“We both have separate lives, and sometimes he’ll text me and say you can see each other all the time,” she said.
disagrees. sometimes,” Kronenberger said.
he is busy,” said Houghton. “On a day-to-day basis we can be involved with each other, unless
She said, “Distance makes the heart sad.” “When you’re apart from them, you can forget the
Houghton said every time they see each other, their feelings you are with a heartless bastard,” Bevens said.
The only thing about the distance is that she gets more work done parts of them that suck,” Kronenberger said.
progress. She considers it to be a fresh start because they began dating Bevens engaged in more male pursuers but never wanted one after
when her girlfriend is not here. Kronenberger said he believes their circumstances would
only a couple months ago. her freshman year. “I’m against long-distant relationships,” Bevens
They will celebrate their three-year anniversary in March. not work if she was in Canada, but since it is not too far, they
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discuss everything and take more time getting to know each other.”
Carson said. “We’ll probably see each other, but she’s going to have to and consider it to be the stereotypical serious relationship.
come down here.” “We both claim to love each other, whatever
the hell that means,”Kronenberger said.

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Dallas Clark and running back Joseph for this game to be a battle of the quar-
Addai. The Saints have never attended terbacks, I believe this game will come
As much as I hate to put a team’s the big dance, though the Super Bowl down to the defenses. Which defense will
“Who dat? Who dat? Who dat say dey
hopes and dreams on the shoulders of has been held in New Orleans twice since be up to the task of slowing the opposing
gonna beat dem Saints? Who dat? Who
one player, I think Super Bowl XLIV will 1967. Some will argue that all Saints quar- quarterback? The Saints defense can only
dat?”
be the battle of the quarterbacks and their terback Drew Brees needs is a champion- be described as unpredictable; they seem
It is time for quarterback Drew Brees
passing games. The past few Super Bowls ship ring to be considered Manning’s to be prone to game changing plays, good
to step up and bring the New Orleans
have been close, well-matched and excit- equal. Their season stats are eerily simi- and bad.
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ing. With the two best records in the NFL lar: Brees has 34 touchdowns to Man- “You can see points in our season
chise history.
going head to head, I’m expecting a nail- ning’s 33, Brees boasts a 70.6 passing where at times we were playing lights-out
The Saints have the dubious distinc-
biter. But the Indianapolis Colts (14-2) percentage to Manning’s 68.8. But I don’t defense. Other times we’re giving up the
tion of being one of 14 franchises in the
are going to beat the New Orleans Saints think Brees is anywhere near the caliber big play, giving up some points,” Saints
National Football League to have never
(13-3) on Sunday. Why? Two words: Pey- of Manning. It’s going to take a lot more linebacker Jonathan Vilma told the Asso-
won a championship and one of only
ton Manning. Four MVP awards don’t than asking “Who dat say dey gonna beat ciated Press. “We’re playing lights-out
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lie. This season, the Colts’ quarterback dem Saints?” to win my heart. defense again.”
the Super Bowl. However, they will soon
is credited with 33 touchdowns (all of In order to get to the Saints, the Colts After seeing the Saints defense con-
be leaving that company to join the other
which are passing touchdowns), 393 need to pressure Brees and blitz their little tinually drill Vikings’ quarterback Brett
17 franchises and bring home their own
competitions, 4,500 yards and has only hearts out. Brees has only rushed for one Favre and Cardinals’ quarterback Kurt
Vince Lombardi Trophy when they beat
been sacked 10 during the regular season. touchdown in his nine-year career in the Warner into the ground, Manning may
the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl
At 33 years old, he’s well on his way to NFL Brees has also suffered 20 sacks this want to run and hide.
XLIV on Sunday.
becoming a Hall of Fame quarterback. season and as cool as Brees may look in Brees needs to play like he has a chip
I expect that the game will be hard
Although the Saints and the Colts the pocket, he can be rattled just like any- on his shoulder. Manning is being her-
fought and close, much like the last two
rely heavily on the passing game, ESPN one else. The Saints are ranked 26th in the alded as one of the greatest quarterbacks
Super Bowls. The Saints are pretty evenly
columnist Greg Easterbrook categorized league in passing. The Minnesota Vikings of all time. While that may be true, Brees
stacked against the slightly-favored Colts.
their respective styles nicely. The Colts managed to shake him up pretty well in is every bit as good as Manning heading
While Colts quarterback Peyton Manning
are like a “factory:” “methodical, pre- the NFC playoff game. Brees completed into this Sunday’s game. The defense
and Brees had a very similar year statis-
dictable, disciplined [and] mechanical,” 17 of his 31 attempted passes. The Saints needs to pressure Manning like they pres-
tically, the Saints enter Sunday’s game
while watching the Saints play is like ZRQE\DÀHOGJRDOLQRYHUWLPHWRSURJ- sured Favre and Warner earlier in the
boasting the best offense in the NFL this
“watching an outdoor cocktail party play ress to the Super Bowl by a score of 31-28. playoffs.
season. The Saints led the league in total
football.” They’re “spontaneous, unpre- The Colts got to the Super Bowl after Being the underdog could be a bless-
offense and scored 31.9 points per game
dictable [and] boisterous.” The Colts blowing out the New York Jets, 30-17. ing in disguise for the Saints. The pres-
compared to the Colt’s modest 26 points
have been using the same plays and I think the game will boil down to pre- sure and spotlight are on the Colts, and
per game.
spreads for weeks upon weeks, while the cision, a solid defense, the quarterback the Saints are poised to complete their
Both teams have very potent weapons
Saints’ construction changes from down who has the most control and whichever Cinderella story by beating the Colts by
at quarterback, but what will set the two
to down. I don’t think the Saints players WHDPFDQVWRSWKHUXQ0\ÀQDOVFRUHSUH- a score of 28-24.
offenses apart is the Saints’ explosive run-
really know what to expect on Sunday. diction: 39-33 in favor of the Colts.
ning game. They can throw three excel-
The Colts won the Super Bowl in 2007, lent running backs out at any time with

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MATTHEW STOKES the Pro Bowl due to their obligation to stay healthy. They gie Wayne, the viewing audience is forced to watch Jack-
Sports Reporter do not want to risk injuring themselves in an exhibition sonville Jaguars’ quarterback David Garrard connect with
game. The Pro Bowl has become a source of envy for Super San Diego Chargers’ wide receiver Vincent Jackson.
Bowl players since their peers, who view it as an honor and A Pro Bowl has never been held before a Super
Last Sunday night a crowd of 70,697 fans packed privilege to play in the all-star game, are able to play while Bowl, even though the exhibition has been around for
into Sun Life Stadium, located in Davie, Fla. as the AFC the aforementioned players are required to be spectators. decades. For all the super fans who have enjoyed attend-
emerged victorious over the NFC, 41-34, in the 2010 NFL This year alone, seven Indianapolis Colts (including ing the Super Bowl and Pro Bowl, it makes more sense to
Pro Bowl. quarterback Peyton Manning) were selected to play in the have the most pressing game afterwards. It would be like
Since the controversial (depending on who you talk DOOVWDUHYHQWDORQJZLWKÀYHVWDUWHUV7KHLURSSRQHQWVWKH WHOOLQJDFKLOGWKDWHDWLQJGHVVHUWÀUVWLVPRUHFRQGXFLYHWR
to) announcement in late 2008, there have many debates New Orleans Saints had seven players chosen, including KHDOWK\ KDELWV WKDQ HDWLQJ WKH PHDW DQG YHJHWDEOHV ÀUVW
centered around NFL Commissioner Roger S. Goodell’s three starters and one injury replacement. The Saints that The Pro Bowl is the treat that is to be enjoyed after consum-
decision to move the event from a week after the Super would have been on the NFC’s roster include safety Dar- ing the more pertinent Super Bowl, and the fans deserve to
Bowl in Hawaii to the week before. ren Sharper and quarterback Drew Brees. VHHWKHEHVWSOD\HUVRQWKHÀHOG
First, consider a few basic facts: never in its history None of those players played in that game. Arguably,
has the Pro Bowl been held before the Super Bowl. Only this allows less talented, popular or deserving players to
once has the Pro Bowl been held at the same location as the play in the game. I thought that the purpose of this game
Super Bowl—in 1967. was to bring the NFL’s best and most well-known for one
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“It’s just an introduction to the software, and we’ll probably offer it every semester
with about eight seats,” Pethel said. He said keeping the number of seats low would the gatehouse.
allow the students to get more practice time with the equipment.
“Hopefully, the students of this new course will be able to produce their own work by
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the end of the semester,” Pethel said.
Pethel said the music department will be glad to help students by allowing the studio
to be a resource for their projects. He said hopefully the students that will have taken the
intro to Pro Tools course will be able to assist in the production of these projects. Pethel
also said the department may even go as far as letting people from outside the Berry com-
munity use the studio, such as local music acts. Pethel said an hourly wage could be set
with student technicians/producers in charge of the recording process.

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