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@LHUEagleEye / LHUEagleEye Follow us! lhueagleeye.wordpress.com lhueagleeye.tumblr.com Sept. 25, 2014 What we’ve got this week: [email protected] Eagle Eye Free! The Lock Haven University Lifestyles (9) Sports (16) A&E (6) Op-Ed (13) T i m D o b o s : P h y s i c i s t . F a t h e r . S o n . See Page 2 Photo courtesy of Kyra Smith-Cullen

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@LHUEagleEye / LHUEagleEyeFollow us! lhueagleeye.wordpress.com lhueagleeye.tumblr.com

Sept. 25, 2014

What we’ve got this week:

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Eagle EyeFree!The Lock Haven University

Lifestyles (9)

Sports (16)

A&E (6)

Op-Ed (13)

Tim Dobos: Physicist. Father. Son.

See Page 2Photo courtesy of Kyra Smith-Cullen

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Sept. 25, 2014News2

Staff ListEditor-in-Chief:Kyra Smith-Cullen

[email protected]

Managing Editor:Kate Hibbard

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News Editor:Kate White

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Arts & Entertainment Editors:Kayla Marsh

[email protected] McCoy

[email protected]

Lifestyles Editor:Cierra Cook

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Opinion Editor:Sarah Eckrich

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Sports Editors:�ƌĞƚ�WĂůůŽƩŽ

[email protected] Moyer

[email protected]

Online Editors:Kathleen Ellison

[email protected] Treaster

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Social Media Manager:Olawande [email protected]

Design Managers:Cody Shaub

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Ads Manager:Jane Spitnale

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Ads Team:Emily Bagushinski

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Senior Copy EditorEvelyn Ewing

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Copy Editors:Lona Middleton

[email protected] Metzger

[email protected] Waters

[email protected] Thomas

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Adviser:Sharon Stringer

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Weekly Calendar of Events Thursday, September 25

50 Shades of Black6-8 pm

Hall of Flags

Friday, September 26

Big Screen Movie: X-Men: Days of Future Past

7pm at Price Auditorium

Tuesday, September 30STD/HIV Testing Clinic (by appointment only)

9am-1pm Glennon

Monday, September 29

6pm-8pm Art Exhibit Opening

Sloan Auditorium

Living with ALS: ¶,�NQRZ�LW�GRHVQ·W�GHÀQH�PH·Kate Hibbard

Managing Editor

[email protected]

“I have a one and a half year old son at home... I can’t pick him up when he cries.”

Tim Dobos, a junior majoring in applied physics and nanotechnolo-gy, and a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, is living with Amyotrophic Lat-eral Sclerosis (ALS) - also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease.

ALS is an incurable disease that is sporadic - only about 5 percent of cases are genetic. There are no other known cases of ALS in Tim’s family.

Eventually, ALS with suffocate him.

Tim was diagnosed last April and has since been learning to balance his disease with being a student, husband and father. He feels his son’s growth is bittersweet, full of dark irony.

“He’s walking and running and smiling and laughing. He babbles a lot,” Tim said. “As Grove learned to walk, I lost my ability to walk. As he’s learning to talk, I’m losing my ability to do so.”

Tim is wheelchair-bound and, af-ter talking for a long period of time, feels fatigued and hoarse. Just last

spring, he was struggling to walk to his classes - he fell often and carrying his backpack was exhausting.

Despite his struggles, Tim is hop-ing to attend graduate school for a Masters degree, then follow that up with a Doctorate. After completing his education, he wants to go into neurol-RJ\�HYHQ�WKRXJK�LW�PLJKW�EH�GLIÀFXOW��He plans to study ALS because, com-pared to such diseases as cancer, not much research has been done for it.

“I could choose some easier way, but I don’t want to,” Tim said.

But to make it that far, Tim needs to make it to graduation. And, to be the best student he can be, he devotes a lot of time to his health.

He gets his treatments through Veterans Affairs. Many of his appoint-

ments are at a clinic in State College. However, due to a lack of equipment, Tim often has to travel to Altoona - to see specialists, or to Pittsburgh - for surgery or tests.

“Health has to take a priority over academics,” Tim said. “I desire to do well - to be the best student I can be. But I can’t do that if I’m not in good health.”

Tim said he gets through the days thanks to his family. His twin broth-er, Stephen, is on family medical leave from work in their hometown of Mead-ville, Pa. to help Tim and his wife, Robyn, with Grove. He said he also gets help from a nurse, Sarah Buttorf, and from his and Robyn’s parents.

He also wouldn’t be where he is without the community, he said. Tim has received help from the local Vet-HUDQV� RI� )RUHLJQ� :DUV� VHUYLFH� RIÀ-cers as well as LHU students like the members of Phi Mu Delta, University Players and others. He said they’re acknowledgement of his disease helps bring awareness to ALS.

“A lot of people in my situation wouldn’t want to be in the public eye, but that’s why ALS is so out of the pic-ture. So I will gladly share my story,” 7LP�VDLG��´,�NQRZ�$/6�GRHVQ·W�GHÀQH�me. I’m a physicist. That’s who I am. I’m a father. I’m a brother. I’m a son.”

Photo courtesy of the Lock Haven Express

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Sept. 25, 2014 News 3

Kyra [email protected]

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STUDENTS RAISE OVER $500 FOR VETERAN WITH ALS

Photos courtesy of Kyra Smith-Cullen

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Sept. 25, 2014News4

Sky CarpenterStaff [email protected]

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Students gather in vigil for classmate

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Kayla MarshA&E Editor [email protected]

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Volleyball Athlete Ally game to take a stand against homophobia

and transphobia in sports

Photo courtesy of Sky Carpenter

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Need Public Safety?Call to report an incident at (570)

484-2234

5Sept. 25, 2014 Police ReportsDate Time Location Description9/9/2014 10:05 PM Fairview Suites Harassment-Resident found a rag with possible human body � � � � � � � ÁXLGV�RQ�KHU�GRRU� handle.

9/9/2014 4:06 PM Durrwachter Report of a male and Alumni Center female arguing in parking lot area. � � � � � � � 2IÀFHU�PDGH�FRQWDFW� and found the individuals were messing around.

9/10/2014 2:00 PM Off-Campus Title IX report of stalking/fondling incident occurred off-campus.

9/11/2014 10:34 PM Area 9 parking lot Suspicious activity of a white jeep driving around shining a green laser light into dorm rooms. Unfounded.

9/11/2014 5:14 PM Campus Village Report of a possible � � � � � � � ÀJKW��8QIRXQGHG�

Date Time Location Description9/12/2014 1:53 AM McEntire Hall Report of an odor of

marijuana. Unfounded

9/12/2014 11:46 AM Robinson Hall Employee concerned over a conversation between coworkers. Conversation was all in fun. Case closed.

9/12/2014 11:50 AM SRC Theft of keys.

9/13/2014 1:56 AM Off-Campus Assist LHPD-large group yelling and � � � � � � � JHWWLQJ�UHDG\�WR�ÀJKW�� Upon arrival, crowd � � � � � � � ZDV�GLVSHUVLQJ��2IÀFHU� returned to campus.

9/16/2014 1:00 PM Area 14 parking Theft-Report of gas siphoned from vehicle.

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Megan Penny

Staff Writer

[email protected]

Straight out of Columbus Ohio, The Saturday Giant is a one-man band like no other. Using layers of guitars, key-boards, vocals, drums, bass, and even beat-boxing, The Saturday Giant creates an incredible rock performance all on his own.

He impressively performs all of these skills without the use of pre-recorded samples- it’s completely live! His per-formance not only provides an incredible array of resonating sound, but thought provoking and unique lyrics.

The Saturday Giant has produced three EPs since start-ing up in 2010, while playing shows all over the United

States. Last year as part of his tour, The Saturday Giant played in Lock Haven at Av-enue 209. He made his return this Wednesday, Sept 24, to the community coffee shop stage. He used Avenue 209 for the kick off of a 39 day tour.

This tour will serve as a test drive for his full length album in the spring of 2015. Previous songs from his EP have evolved during the last year throughout his multiple tours.

So he is giving them the WLPH�WR�UHDFK�ÀQDO�YHUVLRQV�through live performance. He wants to make sure he has the version he wants before record-ing and releasing the album in 2015. Innovative, fresh, but still holding on to that classic alternative vibe, The Saturday Giant is the act not to miss.

6 Sept. 25, 2014Arts & Entertainment

Kathleen Ellison

Online Editor

[email protected]

Season two of “Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” premiered Tuesday night on ABC. The show started off with an amazing scene from the 1940’s starring the fabulous Peggy Carter and the Howling Commandos that immediately drew in the audience.

7KH� ÀQDOH� OHIW� 6�+�,�(�/�'�� EURNHQ�and reborn under the new director, Phil Coulson (played by Clark Gregg), who seems to be struggling under the new responsibility, working to ÀQG� QHZ� DJHQWV�� 7KRXJK� *UHJJ�had little screen time compared to episodes of the previous season, he still had the same endearing pres-ence that we have grown to love.

Meanwhile Skye (played by Chloe Bennet) and May (played by Ming-na Wen) are kicking butt and tak-ing names.

Under the tutoring of May, Skye has become a hardened agent who won’t hesitate to shoot you. This new level of character development is interesting and I admire the possibilities and exploration that

sure to come.This new character development is clearly seen in the scene with the im-

prisoned Grant Ward (played by Brett Dalton). Her cold and stoic interaction was chilling but not as chilling as Ward, who has become insane.

Dalton’s portrayal was perfectly creepy, but I feel this change in nature is WRR�GLIIHUHQW�FRPSDUHG�WR�WKH�VHDVRQ�ÀQDOH��LQ�ZKLFK�:DUG�ZDV�SRUWUD\HG�

much more stable. It was an interesting element though and I look forward to further exploration of his insanity.

This drastic change in Ward isn’t the only unsettling feature of the premiere. The introduction (barely an

introduction) of new agents, new headquarters, and new attitudes has left the show with a com-

pletely different tone and a slightly sour taste. This is most evident in the lack of cohe-

siveness of the cast and the artful humor that creates such an engaging atmosphere.

Overall the premiere was rather rough. Despite plenty of action, suspense and mys-tery, the changed tone and characters pre-

vented it from reaching it’s full potential. Still, there is plenty of opportunities for

improvement such as new fantastic plot lines and hopefully more Fitzsimmons scenes that don’t

make me want to rip my heart out.

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. returns to televison

Photo courtesy of joblo.com

The Saturday Giant debuts new music at Avenue 209

Photo courtesy of Megan Penny and The Saturday Giant

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7Sept. 25, 2014 Arts & Entertainment

COMING

SOON

DVD

Guess the Movie Quote!

“What’s your name? Stove? What are you

an appliance?”

Last weeks quote: Guardians of the Galaxy

Photo from upwarddownward.com

The

Album ArenaDid You Know?In Django Unchained when Leonardo DiCaprio slammed his hand on the table he broke

the glass and had to get stitches in his hand.

-movies.yahoo.com

Photo courtesy of ulife.vpul.upenn.edu

Megan ZickGuest [email protected]

Come on down to the Sloan Fine Art building Monday, Sept. 29 at 6pm to see the opening of the new art show that will be on display in the art gal-lery.

The paintings that are going to be on display are done by visiting artist, Joshua Willis, of Brooklyn, N.Y.. On Monday you will be able to hear him talk about the inspiration for his paint-ings.

Willis will be displaying paint-ings such as ‘Oblivion’ (2012), ‘Forever Overhead’ (2013) and ‘In the Shadow of the Machine’ (2014).

The focal point of the art show will be Willis’s series called, ‘In the Shadow of the Machine.’

7KLV� VHULHV� FRQVLVWV� RI� ÀYH� ODUJH�paintings that depict landscapes, which Willis said are “based on photos I took of sections of old paintings hang-

ing in the Kunsthistoriches Museum in Vienna, where Peter Bruegel’s ‘Tower of Babel’ (1563) is housed.”

“The old paintings I photographed hang in galleries around the ‘Tower’, so I imagined the landscapes I painted to be the spaces surrounding the mythi-cal tower, and the paintings represent a turning away from crowded, claus-trophobic urban spaces,” Willis said.

Willis has done with most of his paintings by using oil paints and ap-plying them on to wood panels.

He has also made his paintings appear to be old and weathered. Wil-OLV�VDLG�WKDW�KH�GRHV�WKLV�WR�UHÁHFW�KLV�belief “that cities often prosper at the expense of peripheral landscapes, but also an acknowledgement that a desire to return to a pre-civilized state of ex-istence is not only nostalgic, but also impossible.”

If you want to see more of Willis’s paintings go to www.jwillisstudio.com.

Artist avoids claustrophobic spaces

Spencer McCoyA&E [email protected]

“To Joe from Amanda with Love,” read the post-it note attached to a mixtape found in the dark depths of a box in the Eagle Eye. Who Joe or Amanda are is still a mystery. But I’m certain they’re not here any more to reveal them-selves either.

I wasn’t even sure who the artist was on the CD until I popped it into my PC. I haven’t heard of The CO-OP and apparently neither has google. I’m still not sure who these people are on this mixtape, but it’s not bad. It’s clear this project didn’t have a huge budget but they made do with what they had. It’s almost wrong to call this album a mix tape, it’s more like a collaboration of rappers.

With that being said, this album is pretty hilarious, with songs being titled, “Bumpy Bridge” and “Trappin’ at momma house,” I knew I was in for a treat. Some of the rappers are pretty good but it feels hard to take any of it

seriously. They’re not really rapping about anything clear. One track, “Sex Game,” featured about a total of 10 words and a lot of mention to sex...obviously.

I don’t know what kind of rap these guys grew up lis-WHQLQJ� WR� EXW� LW� LQÁXHQFHG� WKHP� WR�PDNH� RQH� VWUDQJH�DO-bum. I wish I could interview Amanda and ask her where the heck she found this CD. It’s clear that Joe had the same thoughts as I did, and left it at the bottom of the box.

From Amanda with love

Jimi:All is by my side 9/26

Lucky Them 9/30

Cold in July 9/26

American Horror Story: Coven 10/7

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Zach EstrightStaff [email protected]

From Chicago, Illinois, the use-to-be-punk-rock and now pop rock band, “Fall Out Boy,” released a new single entitled “Centuries” on September 9th.

Pete Wentz, the bass player and spokesperson for the band stated in an interview, “We’re writ-ing. I was just listening to something Patrick had ZULWWHQ�LQ�WKH�WUDLOHU��6R�ZH·UH�ZULWLQJ��ÀQLVKLQJ�out the album cycle in South Africa in September.” The boys are back from touring and are already writing new songs for their sixth studio album.

7KH�WUDFN��´&HQWXULHV�µ�PXVLFDOO\�ÀWV�LQ�ZLWK�what most people are listening to today, and I think that’s what the boys are trying to do. The song does have rock elements tied to it, but it lacks consistency throughout it, meaning it is clas-VLÀHG�DV�PRUH�RI�D�SRS�VRQJ�WKDQ�)DOO�2XW�%R\·V�old punk rock style.

Patrick Stump’s lead vocals does the song

justice with being able to hit those high notes with strength and dignity. Patrick’s vocals are solid in WKHLU�QHZ�VLQJOH�EXW�WKHUH�ZHUH�GHÀQLWHO\�WLPHV�RI�overkill.

The lyrics of the song conveys a good message, that whatever you do in life, you will be remem-bered for many years to come or for centuries. “Some legends are told, some turn to dust or to gold, but you will remember me, for centuries,” is the opening lyric of the song. It’s a powerful attention grabber that is about to enfold a story of “David and Goliath,” a story about going against the odds and going down into history.

If you are a huge Fall Out Boy fan and you liked their previous album, “Save Rock and Roll,” you will want to get your hands on this single.

If you can’t stand pop music and only like Fall Out Boy’s older stuff, then this isn’t the single for you and you might have grown out of Fall Out Boy. The boys are starting a new chapter of music and they are highly respected for that. “Centuries” is out in the itunes store and no date has been released for their new upcoming album.

8 Sept. 25, 2014Arts & Entertainment

Photo courtesy of onepopz.com

Fall Out Boy gives fans just the boost they need

Nicole CreamerStaff [email protected]

Movies…Everyone loves them whether on a rainy day, to take someone on a date or even just to sit around and be lazy! There are a lot of good movie choices when it comes to upcoming new releases and if you are wondering which movies to watch look no farther! From comedies to horror ÀOPV�DQG�DQLPDWLRQ�WR�WKULOOHUV�WKHVH�DUH�P\�WRS�ÀYH�FKRLFHV�IRU�XSFRPLQJ�PRYLHV�

Released September 26th: The Boxtrolls is an adventure, fantasy, animation movie that stars the voices of Ben Kingsley, Elle Fanning, and Isaac Hempstead Wright. Although this is an anima-tion, The Boxtrolls will tug at your heart strings while making you laugh hysterically! It is a touch-ing story of a young boy who is taken in by trash collectors and tries to save them from being exter-minated. This would be a good movie to watch with your friends or family.

On October 3rd, Left Behind an action and VFL�À�VWDUULQJ�1LFRODV�&DJH��&KDG�0LFKDHO�0XUUD\��and Cassi Thomson hits theatres! After millions of people disappear the survivors are left to wonder what happened and how to stop the chaos that oc-FXUV��1LFRODV�&DJH�PD\�KDYH�D�EDG�UHSXWDWLRQ�EXW�this movie is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat!

Annabelle is being released on October 3rd and is a horror. One of the most talked about mov-ies coming out in October, Annabelle stars Ward Horton, Annabelle Wallis, and Alfre Woodard. This movie is expected to be disturbing and violent and is not supposed to disappoint. Annabelle is about a couple who starts experiencing the supernatural DIWHU�ÀQGLQJ�D�YLQWDJH�GROO��$V�D�VSLQ�RII�RI�7KH�Conjuring, Annabelle should be on the top of your list to watch.

Being released October 10th Alexander and WKH�7HUULEOH�+RUULEOH�1R�*RRG�9HU\�%DG�'D\�LV�sure to make you laugh! This comedy starring Steve Carell, Jennifer Garner, and Bella Thorne is about Alexander who, as the title states, has a very bad day. With some rude humor and reckless behavior sounds like this movie will be a riot to watch with your friends!

Addicted comes out October 10th and is sure to have you, well, addicted! As a thriller, drama this movie follows a gallerist who gets into an affair making her life spiral out of control. Boris Kodjoe, Sharon Leal, Tasha Smith and Kat Graham all are a part of this drama and are sure not to disappoint. Based off of a novel by Zane, let Addicted be your movie escape during October.

Top 5 movies you should be getting excited about to kick off fall

Photo courtesy of Beyondhollywood.com

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9Sept. 25, 2014 Lifestyles

Mary Jones

Staff Writer

[email protected]

Every fall and winter, countless students fall vic-

tim to colds and illnesses. Living so close together

in the dorms and the stress of a new semester puts

college students at higher risk for falling ill. From

stuffy noses, to sore throats and even headaches

and stomach aches, hot herbal tea can be one of the

best cures.

1. Chamomile

Considered by some to be a miracle herb, Cham-

RPLOH�ÀJKWV�KHDGDFKHV��LV�D�QDWXUDO�GHFRQJHVWDQW��sooths both the throat and stomach, boosts the im-

mune system and will put you to sleep. Chamomile

tea bags can be found anywhere. The cheaper bags

that contain only Chamomile work the best. Simply

steep the bag in boiling water for 3-5 minutes and

enjoy.

2. Cinnamon

Cinnamon is a known spice but how many real-

ly know of this herb’s healing properties? Not only

does it soothe the stomach and help sore throats,

LW�ÀJKWV�FRQJHVWLRQ�DQG�KHDGDFKHV�DV�ZHOO��6LPSO\�pour boiling water over a teaspoon of ground cinna-

mon, let steep for 8-10 minutes and enjoy.

3. Peppermint

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cluding being a natural decongestant and helping

with stomach problems. Peppermint tea bags can

be found anywhere, including Walmart and Weis.

I favor the cheaper tea bags that have only pepper-

mint in them. Simply steep the tea bag in a cup of

boiling water for 2-4 minutes and enjoy the soothing

feeling in your stomach. What’s even better about

peppermint tea is that you can make it taste like

a melted candy cane, simply by sweetening it!

4. Ginger

We all know that drinking Ginger Ale helps

with stomach aches, right? Well, drinking Ginger

7HD�QRW�RQO\�KHOSV�ÀJKW�QDXVHD��EXW�LW�DOVR�ERRVWV�the immune system due to high levels of Vitamin

C. Found at any grocery store, simply steep the tea

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5. Thyme

Making a tea with Thyme could actually make

your coughs more productive (meaning it helps

clean your lungs out faster, making you feel better

sooner). Making Thyme tea is simple. Just steep two

teaspoons of fresh thyme (available at Walmart) in

a cup of boiling water for ten minutes.

The best sweetener to use is honey, which helps

ÀJKW�VRUH�WKURDWV��6XJDU�ZLOO�ORZHU�WKH�LPPXQH�V\V-tem, making you sicker longer. Get well soon!

Five teas that tackle the common cold

Hally Wilson

Staff Writer

[email protected]

Who would have thought that the

infamous“cuff”- that was used by all

young men so that their pants wouldn’t

drag on the ground - would make a

come back and be stylish today?

This fall, a cuff a day is a fashion plus.

How will this cuff work, you may ask?

Well, you only need a little cuff in my

opinion.

7KH�UHDVRQ�IRU�WKLV��ÀUVW�RII��LV�IRU�PRUH�of a slimming of the pants look and, of

course, if the pants are a tad long.

Second reason (my favorite) is due

to showing off that sock. When cuff-

ing your pants, be sure to have a sock

that pops and which complements the

ZKROH�RXWÀW�The cuff can pretty much work for ev-

ery type of pant, such as cords, jeans,

chinos and even a suit or a tux.

I would just advise you to tell the tai-

lor to give you an inch and a half of

cuff, and get him to hem your pants

a good half inch above your shoes to

show off that awesome sock. Also the

cuff not only complements your sock,

but also your shoe. It shows that you

want to show off and it makes people

notice you more.

6R��KRZ�DERXW�\RX�WXUQ�XS��,W·V�FXIÀQJ�season!

C A M O ‘N’ H E R R I N G“Cuffing”

Photo Courtesy of tribalcustoms.us

Photo Courtesy of donnieyance.com

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10Sept. 25, 2014 Lifestyles

Jennie Slota Staff Writer [email protected]

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11Sept. 25, 2014 Lifestyles

Club of the Week AAUW

Kate White News Editor [email protected]

Club Name: American Association

of University Women (AAUW)

President: Tiffany Stamm; co-presi-

dent- [email protected].

Felicia Baker; co-president-

[email protected]

Advisor: Dr. Holle Canatella;

[email protected]

Dr. Jennifer Taylor; jtaylor4@lhup.

edu

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Appearing in the picture above (NOT IN ORDER): Felicia Baker, Tiffany Stamm, Kaitlin Sweeny, Theresa Johnson, Shelby Helwig, Gabrielle Freeman, Courtney Chamberoin, Mercedes Kenyon, Kathryn Biddle, Katie Emerson, Jessica Gentzyel, Kayla Marsh, Dr. Holle Canatella, Dr. Jennifer Taylor

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12 Sept. 25, 2014Opinion

Vicky KramerStaff [email protected]

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Penn State: Show us more Jayson Moyer Co-Sports Editor [email protected]

The Penn State Nittany Lions have played four games under new head coach James Franklin. They have four wins. They have zero losses.

Two weeks ago, Penn State became bowl-eligi-ble. Penn State can win the Big Ten championship this year and can play in a postseason bowl game.

So judging by the undefeated start, one would think that the Franklin-era is off to a great start? Well, yes and no.

Yes, the Nittany Lions are 4-0 to start the year, but let’s look at this from a realistic standpoint, who have they played?

They started the season with a hard-fought win, traveling to Ireland to beat the University of &HQWUDO�)ORULGD�������RQ�D�JDPH�ZLQQLQJ�ÀHOG�JRDO�as time expired. Okay, I’ll give that one to them. UCF’s program isn’t the worst and traveling across the Atlantic Ocean doesn’t seem easy, either.

Then they came home to Beaver Stadium and defeated Akron 21-3. Grant it, they had to come home from Ireland and get on a normal schedule with classes, practice, etc., but this is Akron we are talking about, people. Yeah, not a good program by any means. If it weren’t for two late touchdown passes to Jesse James, this game would have been much closer.

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Week four was a total joke. Penn State hosted now 0-4 UMASS and won 48-7. D.J. Crook saw time at quarterback as Franklin pulled the start-ers, and Cole Chiappialle carried the ball 16 times in the second half. A total joke is an understate-ment.

So, if you all are wearing your realistic sun-glasses, I think you’d be right with me when I say that Penn State’s schedule so far has been not hard at all. Heck, the rest of the season isn’t all that hard of a schedule either, which could play into the Nit’s advantage.

Now, let’s look at the defense. It has been argu-ably the highest point of Penn State’s season so far.

The defense is sixth, yes, sixth, in the nation out of division-I FBS schools in points against. They are allowing a mere 11 points a game. But, ZKDW� WHUULÀF� RIIHQVHV� KDV�3HQQ�6WDWH� SOD\HG� WKLV�year?

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game against Rutgers.So I guess you could say the defense is a posi-

tive, but I need to see them play against a decent offense (ex: Ohio State or Michigan State – both at home).

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And yes, now we have to talk about the run-ning-game. It has practically been non-existent. I’m not knocking Franklin, he’s a good coach, but his complete ignorance to go away from the run at points in some games is annoying, to me.

Penn State is No. 108 in the nation in rush-ing yards per-game at 113.8. Up until last week against a bad UMASS team, it was a completely missing part of their offense.

Bill Belton leads the team in carries with 41 and yards with 164 and is tied with Zack Zwinak for the team-lead in touchdowns with three. Akeel Lynch is Penn State’s second-leading rusher with 131 yards, but has only carried the ball 17 times and has been used in a limited role.

So, if Penn State wants to continue to win, they need to prove that they can run the ball ef-fectively like they did on Saturday against UMASS.

Arguably, perhaps, the most appealing part to Penn State’s team this year has been the play of one Sam Ficken. Yes, the kicker for Penn State – WKH�NLFNHU�ZKR�PLVVHG�IRXU�ÀHOG�JRDOV�DQG�DQ�H[WUD�point in a game two years ago. What a remarkable run he has made.

)LFNHQ�KDV�JRQH�RQWR�PDNH�HLJKW�RI�QLQH�ÀHOG�goals this season. He has been clutch. I remember watching him the past two seasons and closing my H\HV�DQG� FOHQFKLQJ�P\�ÀVWV�ZKHQ�KH�ZRXOG�JR� WR�NLFN�D�ÀHOG�JRDO���:HOO��,�GR�WKDW�QR�PRUH���7KH�FRQ-ÀGHQFH�WKDW�HYHU\RQH�VHHPV�WR�KDYH�DERXW�WKLV�NLG�is great, and he has made huge strides since two seasons ago.

So, what is this Penn State team? Are they for real? Are they a team that can win 8-10 games this season?

Two key games will show how good this team really is: October 25 against Ohio State, and No-vember 29 against Michigan State – both at home.

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They certainly have momentum riding on their

side going into the Northwestern game on Satur-day at Beaver Stadium, but can they sustain it?

Penn State has shown that they can play well late in games. They have shown they can defend.

I am a believer in this team, but, in order for me to consider them “legit,” they are going to have to show me that they can continually play well in all facets of the game, for the rest of the season.

So my suggestion is that we all put on our re-alistic sunglasses, enjoy the hype as it surrounds this team now, and see how they play in the next month.

2014 Penn State Schedule -8/30: vs. UCF - 26-24 W9/6: vs. Akron - 21-3 W9/13: at Rutgers - 13-10 W9/20: vs. UMASS - 48-7 W9/27: vs. Northwestern - 12p.m.10/11: at Michigan - 7p.m.10/25: vs. Ohio State - 8p.m.11/1: vs. Maryland - TBA11/8: at Indiana - TBA11/15: vs. Temple - TBA11/22: at Illinois - TBA11/29: vs. Michigan State - TBA12/6: at Big Ten Championship

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Week four college football roundupJayson MoyerCo-sports [email protected]

Week four of the college football season saw some key matchups, two upsets, and a bunch of predictable wins.

The key matchups began on Thursday as No. 5 Au-burn defeated No. 20 Kansas State 20-14 on the road. Nick Marshall threw for 231 yards and two touchdowns in the win. Marshall also rushed for 46 yards.

Perhaps the most anticipated game of the week was in Tallahassee, Fla., as No. 22 Clemson visited No. 1 Florida State Saturday night. Florida State was without Heis-man-winning quarterback Jameis Winston who was sus-pended for the entire game. Karlos Williams scored on a 12-yard touchdown run in overtime as Florida State held on to win 23-17.

Unranked, but undefeated Mississippi State traveled to Baton Rouge, La., to take on the No. 8 ranked LSU Ti-gers. Mississippi State shocked the college football world pulling off a 34-29 win on the road. Dak Prescott threw for two touchdowns and rushed for 105 yards and another score for Mississippi State.

Also unranked Indiana stunned No. 18 Missouri on the road on a three-yard touchdown run by D’Angelo Rob-erts with 22 seconds left. The Hoosiers went onto win 31-27.

In other games, No. 2 Oregon remained unbeaten as

they beat Washington State 38-31 on the road. Marcus 0DULRWD�WKUHZ�ÀYH�WRXFKGRZQV�IRU�WKH�'XFNV�

No. 3 Alabama rolled at home against Florida 42-21 as Blake Sims threw for 445 yards and four touchdowns. Amari Cooper hauled in ten receptions for 201 yards and three touchdowns for the Tide.

No. 4 Oklahoma beat West Virginia on the road 45-33. Samaje Perine rushed for 242 yards on 34 carries and scored four touchdowns to lead the Sooners.

Texas A&M, ranked no. 6 in the nation, got 265 yards in the air and two touchdowns from Kenny Hill, as they rolled to a 58-6 win over SMU on the road.

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Football falls to IUP, 21-16Michael LynchGuest [email protected]

The Lock Haven Bald Ea-gles (0-3, 0-2 PSAC) lined up against nationally ranked In-diana (Pa.) University Crim-son Hawks (2-1, 1-1 PSAC) looking for a win against WKHP� IRU� WKH�ÀUVW� WLPH� VLQFH�1981 and despite several late opportunities, lost 21-16.

In a game with no short-age of big plays, the Crimson +DZNV�RIIHQVH�WRRN�ÁLJKW�DQG�got out to a 14-0 lead. On what SURYHG� WR� EH� WKH� ÀQDO� GULYH�RI� WKH� ÀUVW� KDOI�� /+8� ZDV�PDUFKLQJ�GRZQ�WKH�ÀHOG�DQG�appeared to be ready to cut IUP’s lead in half. Head coach John Allen instead chose to send out junior placekicker, Alex Boumerhi (Phillipsburg, Pa./Philipsburg Osceola) for a ���\DUG�ÀHOG�JRDO�DWWHPSW�WR�put points on the board and send the team into the locker URRP�ZLWK�D������GHÀFLW�

IUP started the second half scoring when they drove 74 yards on seven plays to go up 21-3. Quarterback, Caleb Walton (Manheim, Pa./Man-heim Central) led the Ha-ven offense on a 14-play, 69-yard touchdown drive when he connected with Bernard Smack (State College, Pa./Shippensburg Univ.) on a 12-yard fade to the back cor-ner of the endzone. The third quarter ended with Lock Ha-ven still down 11 by a score of 21-10.

The defense came to play again with two timely inter-ceptions in the fourth quar-WHU��7KH�ÀUVW�SOD\�ZDV�PDGH�by junior linebacker, Kedar Hunter (Jamaica, N.Y./Stony Brook) when he elevated to pick off an overthrown seam pass. Walton again led a touchdown drive that ended with a failed two point con-version to leave the score 21-16. Daniel Strawbridge (Harrisburg, Pa./Harrisburg) came up huge with his inter-

ception as it changed the mo-mentum of the game and set the offense up with a great opportunity to go out and win the game. The interception came with 3:16 left on the clock and gave the team great ÀHOG�SRVLWLRQ�

However, the offense eventually sputtered and was unable to take advantage. The story of the day was missed opportunities on of-fense as there were key drops on several deep passes that were beautifully thrown by Walton.

Lock Haven returns to action this upcoming Sat-urday, September 27 when they travel to take on East Stroudsburg (2-1, 1-1 PSAC) at 3:05 p.m.

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Lock Haven 2014 Schedule -9/6: at West Va. State - 19-14 L9/13: vs. Seton Hill - 27-16 L9/20: vs. Indiana (Pa.) - 21-16 L9/27: at E. Stroudsburg - 3:05p.m.10/4: at West Chester - 12p.m.10/11: vs. Shippensburg - 3p.m.10/18: at Cheyney - 1p.m.10/25: vs. Millersville - 2p.m.11/1: at Kutztown - 1:05p.m.11/8: vs. Bloomsburg - 1p.m.11/15: at California (Pa.) - 1p.m.

Wide receiver Bernard Smack Quarterback Caleb WaltonPhoto courtesy of Tim BarnhartPhoto courtesy of Tim Barnhart

Punter Bryce Stambaugh

Photo courtesy of Nicole Creamer