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Library losesbook catalog

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Rogue bikes tobe impounded

Kelly dicKeRson

News Editor

The library catalog was ac-cidentally deleted Friday Jan. 20while the library server was beingmoved to a new system.

Berry uses a server and sepa-rate device for storage of data onthe server. While the library data

was being transferred to a newstorage device, it was accidentallydeleted due to a past mislabeling.

Chief Information Ofcer Pen-ny Evans-Plants said fortunatelythere was still a physical serverand tape backup of most of thedata deleted. Berry has only re-cently switched to a virtual serverso almost all the data is backedup.

Evans-Plants said the reasonfor the switch to a new storagedevice for the library database

happened because the new stor-age device has much more spaceand creates automatic backups ofthe data on it.

So this will never happenagain now that we have this newstorage unit, Evans-Plants said.

Evans-Plants said only thecatalog of physical books remainsincomplete. The electronic data-

base and reserves are functioningnormally.

Memorial Library Direc-tor Sherre Harrington said onlythe past 18 months of informa-tion was lost and will have to bemanually entered again. The bar-codes of many books will need to

be manually entered. Harringtonsaid the goal is to have the systemup and running again sometimenext week.

KRisten selleRs

Deputy News Editor

On Jan. 30 a new policy on bikes aroundBerrys campus will go into effect that re-quires all bicycles to be properly chained,parked and registered.

Since last spring, this policy has been atopic of conversation. Seeing as the bikes

on campus belong to the students who livehere and Residence Life oversees them, itseemed tting for the new policy to be im -plemented by Residence Life.

Under the new policy, one student work-er will have the task of simply surveyingthe campus checking for bikes chained tohandrails, benches, or trees, parked in stairwells or placed anywhere else that is not adesignated bike rack once a week.

According to an inventory check recent-ly taken in December, there are more thanenough spaces in the bike racks to houseeach bike on campus.

When bikes are found not following pol-icy, they will be impounded and relocatedto a caged area near the Bike Shop. Pictureswill be taken and placed in a catalog for stu-

dents to browse through to pick out theirbike.These bikes will be able to be retrieved

by the owner for a ne of $25 of which allthe money will go into a fund for covered

bike storage and new bike racks. Althoughthere is a ne, the money goes straight backto help students.

Director of Residence Life and AssistantDean of Students Lindsey Taylor said themoney goes to directly better conditions forstudents and simply help our campus look

better when bikes are properly in use.

This is not difcult or in no way shouldit be intrusive of students, Taylor said.Two easy steps to avoid bikes being

impounded are to have bikes registeredwhich is completely free and can be doneat Campus Safety across Martha Berry Bou-levard opposite of the Gate of Opportunityand to use the bike racks rather than analternative.

Taylor said one reason students have toresort to using benches and other structures

besides the racks is due to the fact that theracks are not being used correctly whichlimits all the space that can be used formore bikes.

see bike policy P. 2

see library P. 3

Swimmers win home meet

For full story, see page 10

will MilleR, Staff Photographer

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Bike Policycontinued from pg. 1

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Freshman Lydia Nichols rides her bike around campus. The new bike policy willrequire students to register their bike and park and lock it in a bike rack around cam-pus. Students who do not follow this policy will have their bikes impounded.

will miller, Staff Photographer

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Award, 1988-1998, 2000-2002, 2004

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E-mail: campus_carrier@berry.edu

The Carrier ublhed weekl excetdurg examato erod ad holda.The oo, ether edtoral or com-

mercal, exreed The Carrer are otecearl thoe of the admtrato,

Berr College board of trutee or TheCarrer edtoral board. studet ublca-to are located 202 Rchard Gm.The Carrer reerve the rght to edt all

cotet for legth, tle, grammar adlbel. The Carrer avalable o the BerrCollege camu, oe free er ero.

i t jut u, or read-g for leaure rdcu-lously difcult in col-lege? Eve thoe of uwho ued to read thou-ad of age a moth

back hgh chool havefoud that we read exo-etall le our col-lege da. Ad wh that?

The mot obvou awer tme cotrat. i college,we are freer tha weve ever

bee our lve. Were takg

more difcult classes, workingoe or more job ad vetgourelve club ad orga-zato that teret u. Wereworking on nding our niche the world, oe cla, oeacheck ad oe meetg ata tme.

But that reall revetgu from gettg the readgthat we ued to love o much?it eem to u that there moreto t tha ml beg buer.

Another signicant rea-o we dot read a ofte oe of the bgget dfferece

betwee home lfe ad o-camu college lfe: We owlve wth our fred, ot ourfamily. So when we do nishu wth cla, work ad meet-g ever da, our bggetcocer t ecearl curl-g u wth a good book, butrather catchg u wth ourfred. After all, the book cawat; t word wot chage.But our fred la chageever da.

not ol that, but collegewear u out, o that evewhe we dot have athgartcularl reg to do,ad our fred aret dogathg eecall fu, weget back to our room, crawlto the bed ad are dead to

the world for the ext fewhour.

Wh are we o tred? it acombato of all the reaolted revoul: Were buertha ever ad ullg more

heaga wth fred thaever, o we go to bed later buttll mut get u all the earler the morg to tart the extacked-full da.

Ad that brg u to theext reao we dot read forfu amore: O the ver rareoccao that were ot bu,wth fred or ag ourlve awa, we jut mght trcrackg oe a ovelol tond that we cant seem to con-cetrate o t, or we become

bored wth t eal. Were oued to beg ether alee orcotatl o the go that wecat t tll log eough to

focu o a book.Of coure, ot all of u are

o catter-braed, o we makea coceo for the more orga-zed oul out there. it eemthat thoe of u who are moreadet at tme maagemet,are alo more adet at gettgadequate ret ad balacgour chedule betwee com-mtmet, relatoh adleure actvteleaurereadg cluded.

so f oure lke u adwoderg wh ouve olread two book all our tmeat college whe ou wouldvedevoured twce that ma

oe week hgh chool,mabe the awer (a weveall o doubt heard coutletme) ml to rortzead ue all the hour o theclock to ther full otetal.

ye, that mea comletgour academc agmet ata reaoable hour ad gettga decet amout of lee eachght. We kow th a daut-g tak, but ou ca do t.

it alo mea decdg whoor what more teretg:our fred or our book.

Kddg, kddg.i all eroue, f we

could jut ga ome wdom

ad maxmze our tme blling our hours with worth-whle actvte, erha lea-ure readg all t glorwouldt be the ol thg wecould add back to our lve.

Thoe who kow me kowthat i am a hghl u-oltcalero. i do ot care about ol-tc. i have tred m hardet tocare, but I cannot nd a reasonto vet m tme oltc.

i realze the mortace ofoltc. i kow that wthoutthe freedom to elect our olt-ca, we would ot be a demo-

cratc ocet. i kow that t mortat to elect our re-det becaue he wll be the oereoble for our coutr. ikow that whe t come tmeto vote, m vote wll cout ad

be jut a mortat a the extero vote.

However, that doe ot makeme care about oltc. i do otee wh i eed to watch all theroagada tellg me that o-ad-o let wth her, th er-o had a affar wth a trer,what-h-face hate kd adou-kow-who ha o mother.Frakl, that oe of m bu-e, ad from what i have ee,ome of t ot eve true. Whatam i uoed to beleve? Hear-g thoe te of thg olmake me wat to tur off thetelevo ad ot thk aboutthe ucomg electo amore.

now here m roblem: ido ot eed eole forcg theroltc o me. it ot ecearto rall agat me ad reach at

me about what i hould beleve the world of oltc. i am otome lot oul who eed to hearour ermo o wh Ggrch the avor ad paul the devl. ido ot eed to hear that Obama the at-Chrt ad pal hhadmade. i do ot eed tohear t; i do ot wat to hear t.

i do ot wat to read a ml-lo Facebook tatue a rowabout our oltcal referece.If you choose to post them, ne.i caot reall to ou. How-ever, i certal do ot wat outo commet about our olt-cal belef o m tatu ad/or

ot that ot oltcal. Thatget o m lat erve. if i ot apicture that I nd thought pro-vokg or fu, i do ot eedour commetar o wh thero detrog Amerca.if i ot omethg coervatveor Chrta, i do ot eed ououtg our lberal vew orat-relgou vew at me. Whei do ot omethg of that ort,t uuall ot overl coerva-tve or overl Chrta awa,o our overl lberal comme-tar uwarrated.

if i hear oe more tme thatI need to dene my politicaltace, i wll uch a ktte.Oka, mabe ot, but i wll thkabout t. i do ot reall lke themawa due to allerge, but ited ot to uch defeeleamal.

i wa taught growg u thatt more mortat to vote forthe ero tha the oltcalart. M aret told me tolook at who each ero ad

what he or he tad for hor her art. What doe he or he

beleve ? What doe he or hend important? What can he orhe talk about for hour? What umortat to hm or her? What h or her latform? Do h orher belef meh or clah wthm belef? Wll he or he rere-et m oo of the Amercadream, or wll he or he make amocker of t? What he or heromg to do for Amerca?

Whe lookg at t lke that,you can nd a president that youwll robabl lke all four ear,for the mot art, at leat. Whe

ou vote for the art, ou maed u wth omeoe ou do otlke at all, rght from the tart. itha haeed before, ad t wllrobabl hae aga.

i am ot bld ad deaf towhat gog o the rede-tal electo. i kow who ru-g, ad whe t come tme forme to cat m ballot, i wll be le. Ret aured, i wll ot mm oortut to be a voce.i thk that oe of the magreat thg about Amerca. ilove the fact that we are able tohave a a who the head ofour coutr, ad i thk t adwhe eole beleve that the doot have a voce the electo.

However, the meatme, trot to reach at me about whati hould or hould ot beleve.Leave m Facebook aloe. if ouwat to ue our ow tatu a aoabox, be m guet, but leaeta off me. M Facebook walleed to be reerved for lolcatad tumbleuo.com.

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But seriously, everywhere I turn,my eyes are blinded by the sun glint-ing off a multi-faceted rock sitting onsome prissy girls ring fnger. And alltoo often, if you ask me, the guy onlyproposed because the girl twisted hisarm about it. Which, by the way, isrude. So, yeah, buy me a $50,000engagement ring. Now. Go. I mean,who does that? The girls at Berry do.

Anyway, my question is: How canI squelch the nauseated sensation thatovercomes me when I espy one of thesedemanding bling queens?

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1949

Thomas T. Goldsmith

creates the Cathode

Ray Tube Amusement

Device. This machine

enabled its user to shoot

at ying targets.

A.S. Douglas of the

University of Cam-

bridge created a version

of tic-tac-toe called

OXO as a part of his

thesis.

1951

1959

A game called Mouse in the

Maze was created at Mas-

sachusettes Institute of Tech-

nology. The main premise of

the game involved building

a maze to get to the cheese.

1961

Spacewar! was created

at MIT. It allowed two

players to re missiles at

one another from space-

crafts. Spacewar! is con-

sidered to be a landmark in

video game development.

1971

The rst coin-operated video

game, Galaxy Game was

installed at Stanford Univer-

sity. The rst game system

called Magnavox Odyssey

was released as well.

The kick-off of arcade

success started when

"Atari, Inc. was founded

and released Pong. Pong

was the rst successful

arcade game. Over 19,000

machines were created.

1972

Atari 2600, a cartridge-

based console, was

released. Nine games

were developed, the

most successful being

Space Invaders.

1977

1982

By this time, an esti-

mated 8 million Ameri-

can homes own personal

video game console. Theindustrys annual revenue

was $3.8 billion.

A console role-playing

video game called

Dragon Warrior, later

renamed was created. It

inspired the creation of

Segas Phantasy Star.

1986

The "Golden Age"

of video games starts

and lasts until 1986. It

reached its peak in the

early 80's.

1980

1978

The rst platform gamecalled "Space Panic"

was created. It

involved climbing lad-

ders between different

oors.

1989

Nintendo

Game Bo

the rst ha

sole that eto take thei

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The Wide World of Gaming

The evolution of video games began in 1947 when two inventors, Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr. and Estle Ray Mann, led for a U.S. patent for a

"cathode ray tube amusement device. Since then, the pastime that has been dubbed simply as gaming has developed through the century,

gaining steam as interactive computer games, arcade games and now in private homes on game consoles like a PlayStation or Xbox. The pro -grams themselves have developed likewise, moving from the simple table-tennis premise of Pong, to action-adventure games like The Prisoner

of Zelda, to the newest sensation in the gaming community, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Heres a closer look at the gaming community of

Berry College and the game thats become a cultural phenomenon.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is the fth video game in a series of

action/adventure RPG video games set in the ctional continent

of Tamriel.

The game takes place two hundred years after the events of thefourth installment in the series, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.

The High King of Skyrim, a province within Tamriel, has been

assassinated and civil war threatens the region. This strife is the

nal straw in fullling the prophecy stated in the Elder Scrolls

foretelling the return of dragons to the land under Alduin, the

god of destruction. Continuing the trademark of the Elder Scrolls

series, Skyrim allows players to embark upon the game's main

quest or to explore the land of their own free will.

Skyrim Basics

According to Gamespot, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim sold 3.5 million

copies within 48 hours of its release.

Within the rst week, Skyrim's sales reached approximately $450 million.

During the rst day of release, nearly 230,000 people played Skyrim

simultaneously.

Skyrim is the fastest selling game to date on Steam's online gaming plat-

form.

Skyrim is the winner of Raptr.com's "Most Played Game of 2011."

According to USA Today, the average Skyrim player clocked 2.92 hoursof playtime per sitting.

The Facts and Figures

Berry Students Average Gaming Time

Average Hours of Gaming per Week

None 1-3 3-6 6-9 9+

57%

5%2%8%

28%

Results shown

are representative

of 100 surveyed

students.

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ease the

hich was

held con-

le gamerslay on the

1991

nic the Hedgehog"

introduced by Sega.

e games popularitye the main character

of the most recog-

able in the industry.

1996

Id Software created the

game "Quake" was the

rst to allow play overthe internet. This led to

other genre's incorporat-

ing online play into their

programs.

1997

"Final Fantasy VII was

released. It established the

popularity of role-playing

video games. Playstation

was the primary console

for this genre.

1998

The rst foot con-

sole was introduced

with the game"Dance Dance

Revolution."

2001

Microsoft Corporation

released the Xbox. A year

later, Bungie Studio's

"Halo: Combat Evil" was

released. It was key to the

success of the console.

2004

Nintendo DS was re-

leased and so was the

Playstation Portable

System (PSP).

2005

Xbox 360 was

released. Moreadvanced phones hit

the market as well

with Nokia's N-

Series.

2010

Microsoft released "Ki-

nect." The game doesn'tuse controllers but

instead tracks the motion

of the player.

2007

Apple's iPhone was

released. Playstation

3 was released in

Europe.

2011

Just look around

you, or, better yet,

read the rest of this

page...need we say

more?

2009

Wii broke the

record for best-

selling console in a

single month. (In theUnited States.)

You could put 25 hours into playing it or

you could put hundreds. It all depends on

what kind of gamer you are. When you

compare this to other games of the same

caliber, this one is very long. With games

like, Fable, for example, you play 100hours top. This one is long.

-Theron Kantelis

I think its just addicting. I watched a

trailer and the detail they put into it was

amazing. Its like art. The cool thing is

you always have a choice. You can do

whatever the hell you want. You get to

kind of design your own game.

-Emily Lockhart

Its a pretty fantastic game. Its

really a step up from the other Elder

Scrolls games. It still has linear ele-

ments and a clear goal, but theres

more freedom, which is awesome.

-Michael Terry

Gaming Lingo

Leeching: When a player joins a group

of players for the purposes of gaining

experience, loot or other rewards, while

providing little or no contribution to thegroup.

Avatar:An avatar is a name (usually a

pseudonym) adopted by a video gamer,

used as a main preferred identication

to the gaming community.

RPG: Role-playing games is a video

game genre with origins in pen-and-pa-

per role-playing games such as Dun-

geons & Dragons, using much of the

same terminology, settings and game

mechanics. The player in RPGs controls

one character, or several adventuring

party members.

MMORPG: Massively multiplayer

online role-playing games are a genre

of role-playing video games in which

a very large number of players interact

with one another within a virtual game

world.

FPS: First-person shooter games are

video games that center the gameplay

on gun and projectile weapon-based

combat through rst-person perspective;i.e., the player experiences the action

through the eyes of the central character.

XP: The Experience Point is is a unit of

measurement used in many role-playing

games and role-playing video games to

quantify a player character's progression

through the game. Experience points are

generally awarded for the completion of

quests, overcoming obstacles and oppo-

nents, and for successful role-playing.

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Asst. Features Editor

Kim TreeSe

Features Editor

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The rst of the four biggest events in the tennis world,the Australian Open, is drawing close to one of the worlds

biggest matches: Nadal vs. Federer.In professional tennis, there are four annual Grand

Slam Major tennis tournaments: the French Open, the U.S.Open, the Australian Open and Wimbledon (London).These major tournaments are the four most important ten-nis tournaments in the world in terms of ranking, strengthand size of player pool, prize money and prize prestige,and ultimately universal attention. Earning a GrandSlam is winning each of the four titles in a single year.

Only ve men and nine women have managed toachieve a career Grand Slam in singles. Only two men,Rod Laver and Andre Agassi, and ve women, Serena Wil -liams, Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, Margaret Courtand Stef Graf, have claimed the Grand Slam at the sin-gles position since the beginning of the Open Era. TheOpen Era, which started in 1968, marked the beginningof the allowance of professional players to compete in theMajor tournaments.

Chronologically, Wimbledon is the oldest of the Majors,and was founded in 1877. The U.S. Open in 1881, the

French Open in 1891 and the Australian Open in 1905 fol-lowed Wimbledon.

Wimbledon is played on grass court, the French openon clay, and both the U.S. and Australian Opens played onhard court. The Australian Open is the rst of the year in

January. The French Open is from late May to early June.Wimbledon follows a month later in from late June toearly July, and the U.S. Open is the last of the year, playedfrom late August to early September. The Opens includematches such as mens and womens singles and doubles,

mixed doubles, junior boys and girls singles and doublesand even wheelchair matches.

In the recent generations of the Grand Slam tourna-ments, the most heated rivalry in tennis has become therivalry of Roger Federer and Raphael Nadal. Federer, a30-year-old from Switzerland, has earned 70 total titles, 16of them Grand Slam titles. Raphael Nadal, who is 25 andfrom Spain, has claimed 36 Association of Tennis Profes-sionals (ATP) titles and 10 Grand Slam titles. The pair have

battled each other for rst and second for most of 2005 to2010, and have ceaselessly been a thorn in each otherssides for the big title.

The Roger Federer versus Nadal game has been such a

huge [match] for years. I can remember turning on the tele-vision watching tennis just to watch that particular gamewhen it was played because it was so intense, freshman

Josh Rubin said. Nadal and Federer are denitely two ofthe greatest players in the history of tennis two of themost substantial athletes in the world.

This years Australian Open will include the Federer-

Nadal clash once again, with the two playing each other inthe semi-nals Thursday, January 26 at 3:30 p.m.

Id obviously like to play Rafa because of our great,epic match earlier in the nals here a few years ago,Federer said, according to ESPN. Id like to get a chanceto play him here again.

In the bracket of the of mens semi-nals, defendingchampion and top-ranked Novak Djokovic, the 24 year-old Serbian, will face 24-year-old Brit Andy Murray. Theirgame will commence Friday, Jan. 27 at 3:30 p.m.

While there is much hype around the Djokovic-Murraygame, the Federer-Nadal game has drawn more worldwideattention, since Federer and Nadal are an older rivalry.

I will enjoy it from my couch. Theyre two out of fouror ve of the greatest players to play this game; theyve

been so dominant, Djokovic said in regards to the Federer-Nadal matchup, according to ESPN. Every time they playits a treat. Im going to have a nice dinner at home and

watch them.In womens singles, defending champion Kim Clijstersof Belgium will face Victoria Azarenka from Belarus. TheRussian Maria Sharapova will match with second-rankedPatra Kvitova from the Czech Republic.

Only one Williams sister, Serena, entered the Austra-lian Open, and was knocked out by Russian EkaterinaMakarova. There are no remaining U.S. players in the Aus-tralian Open.

The winners of each mens semi-nal match will faceeach other Sunday, Jan. 29 at 3:30 p.m.

Major Tournament Quick FactsFrench Open U.S. Open WimbledonAustralianOpen

Grand Slam Winners Since 1968Rod Laver, Andre Agassi, Serena Williams, Chris Evert,

Martina Navratilova, Margaret Court and Steffi Graf

-First played in1891-Played on claycourt

-Occurs late Mayto early June

-First played in1877-Played on grasscourt

-Occurs late Juneto Early July

-First played in1905-Played on hardcourt

-Occurs inJanuary

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newsPAGe 12, CAMPUs CARRIeR JAnUARy 26, 2012

dance explosion

Photos by Christian turner,Asst. Photo Editor

KCAB and Berry Inter-

national Club hosted

Dance Explosion on

Jan. 20 in Krannert

Underground. Students

nibbled on reresh-

ments, then burned

of the calories danc-

ing to a wide variety

o musical styles pro-vided by DJ Glass Dee.