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UPD, SACIS, students speak up By Nike Ogunbodede Associate News Editor
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Anne Rozek, a junior geography major, hugs her friend Morgan Gardner, a sophomore zoology major. Supporters of Rozek from across campus, along with a few local news organizations, turned out to watch her appearance as the first student from Eastern to compete on "Jeopardy!".
FINAL JEOPARDY Eastern community gathers to cheer on junior Anne Rozek in ‘Jeopardy!’ debut By Kathryn Richter City Editor
More than a dozen students crowded on the couches surrounding the television in Andrews Hall on Thursday to cheer on Anne Rozek as she competed on ‘Jeopardy!’. When Rozek, junior geography major, appeared on the screen, the viewers erupted into cheers. The basement of Andrews Hall was decorated in blue and white streamers, with balloons and pictures of Rozek on the set of ‘Jeopardy!’. “It was awesome that everyone got so excited and happy when I got a question right,” Rozek said. Her friends watched the taping of ‘Jeopardy!’ and were impressed with her performance on the show. Megan McQueen, a sophomore sociology major and friend
of Rozek’s, was one of the people who threw the party for Rozek’s appearance on ‘Jeopardy!’. “Anne’s a really good friend of mine and we wanted to throw a party for her because it’s exciting,” McQueen said. “She did a great job.” T h e ‘ Je o p a rd y ! ’ q u e s t i o n s ranged from pop culture related subjects like the alternative band My Chemical Romance, Shake Weights and “jeggings,” to more academic-based questions like 19th century writers and post-impressionism. Rozek ended the show in third place with a total of $11,500. Dan Nadler, the vice president for student affairs, joined the viewing party for Rozek because he said he wanted to show his support and he was curious about how she fared on the show. “She did an incredible job,” Nadler said. “It shows at East-
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DENnews.com ern Illinois University, students can compete with anyone in the country.” Rozek faced two other opponents, one from George Washington University, located in Washington, D.C. and one from University of Michigan. Rozek said the contestants would wait together in the green room and be picked in teams of three to compete in the quarterfinals, with all five games of the quarterfinals being taped that day. Rozek said she really enjoyed the time she spent with other contestants in the green room while the show was filming. “They are all super awesome and nice,” Rozek said. Rozek said she remained
“It was awesome that everyone got so excited and happy when I got a question right.” Anne Rozek, junior geography major
friends with the other contestants and said they are all Facebook friends, even talking to each other about what Internet bloggers were saying about them online. JEOPARDY, page 5
Because of a new Illinois law, sex offenders that are working or enrolled on a college campus now have to register with the university’s police department. House Bill 295, which took effect on Jan. 1, is an amendment to the prior enacted Sex Offender Registration Act that only had the offender register with their local law enforcement in Illinois. It would later be up to the law enforcement to provide the university with the gathered information. The offender is to pay a $100 initial registration fee, which can be waived by the police department, and then $100 annually for a required renewal fee. Adam Due, chief of the University Police Department, said the offenders that need to register with the department have already been notified. “The offenders know when they are expected to register and what changes in residence, employment, or attendance at college trigger the need to update their registrations,” Due said in an email. No one is currently registered with the UPD. “We had one that was expected to come in (because of) the registration change but their required registration period expired so they no longer have to register,” Due said. REGISTER, page 5
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New SACIS director empowers through healing By Samantha Bilharz Managing Editor
After 33 years of dedicated work to the Sexual Assault Counseling and Information Service, Bonnie Buckley has retired and the position as SACIS director has been given to a familiar face in the SACIS community. Erin Walters, the new SACIS director has worked at SACIS for five years and has held every position at the agency, but one. “Little by little I just gradually worked my way through all of the positions here at SACIS with the exception of the (legal) advocate and when you’re doing all of these positions you’re an advocate, doing advocacy all the while,” Walters said. Walters grew up in Charleston and also pursued her undergraduate and graduate degrees at Eastern. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in psychology and a Masters Degree in clinical counseling from Eastern. SACIS, page 5