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Christine Miklosik, owner and operator of Dogz on Wheels, prepares a Chicago-style hot dog Tuesday near the Murdale Shopping Center from her portable stand. Miklosik, a 2009 SIU alumna, started Dogz on Wheels in 2011 in Murphysboro, and she has been stationed in Carbondale on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays for the past six weeks. “I came here from the Chicagoland area to do the college thing and couldn’t find a decent hot dog, so I started the cart,” Miklosik said. “Business has picked up and I already have a group of regulars.”
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Celebrity should not overshadow candidate policy DEREK LETELLIER Senior from Lincolnshire studying journalism
As election day looms closer with a little more than two months remaining what factors are we really using to decide who is best suited to lead our country for the next four years? Both President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney have made the rounds on radio, television and other media to put themselves out there as much as possible and to sway undecided voters. One complaint I’ve often heard about both candidates is they’re portrayed more like celebrities and less like stewards of our society we empower to manage our country. Why is it so important that Obama is associated with George Clooney or Romney with Donald Trump?
Why do we scrutinize every aspect of a candidate’s personal life and evaluate character almost to a greater degree than their political positions? The fact is that it’s not enough to win votes with policy plans or going off past successes. Candidates for president in the modern-day 24-7 newscycle society need to be likeable to be elected. That’s why Obama’s campaign wants you to know he likes basketball and why Romney’s campaign wants you to know he likes to jog. It’s why we know more about Obama and Romney’s families than we know about parts of our own. It’s also why polls taken in 2004 determined people would rather have a beer with President George W. Bush than with Senator John Kerry.
The idea of society focusing on who’s more likeable presents a huge problem for Romney, who is often portrayed as very wooden and out of touch. In the eyes of my generation, Romney is that guy who likes the same movies and music as our grandfathers. On the other hand, Obama is the guy who pioneered using Twitter for presidential campaigns in 2008, recently conducted an Ask Me Anything on Reddit, does brackets every year for March Madness and is personally promoting the release of an official White House beer recipe. It’s difficult for any politician to come off as relatable since the majority of them are far removed from being able to empathize with the unemployed and those struggling in today’s economy, but Obama does a far better job
of pretending to be a normal American than Romney. While Obama’s lighthearted moments have come off as relatable to people, Romney’s efforts to do the same have fallen flat. It’s difficult for people to like you as a person when one of the few things a person knows about your personal life is that you own a horse that competed in Olympic dressage. Neither Obama’s beer drinking nor Romney’s Olympic horse will solve today’s problems, but we as a society focus on these things because the subtle character judgments may be all some people use as criteria when they decide who to vote for. We need to demand better from the media and ourselves. It’s OK to get an idea from someone’s character, but what good does it do to scrutinize
every little thing about a candidate’s personality, especially at the expense of overlooking the candidates’ records and policies? Where’s the outrage over Obama not fulfilling 2008 campaign promises or Romney switching his position on a wide variety of issues? When you go out and vote this November, decide what issues are important to you and find out where the candidates stand in order to make a more informed decision. The media may want to portray the candidates as celebrities and analyze every aspect of their lives, but it’s voter’s job to circumvent that line of thinking and to walk into that voting booth knowing inside and out what the candidates have done and their political positions. After all, we’re not electing the guy we’d most like to go grab a beer with, we’re electing the president of the United States.
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Ryan Piercy, a senior from Ellery studying computer science, organizes a Magic the Gathering card deck for his next game at Castle Perilous Games in Carbondale. Piercy is part of a group that meets at Castle Perilous from 2 to 5 p.m. every Sunday and 5 to 8 p.m. every Monday to play competitive card games such as Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh and Magic. The group welcomes people ages 6 and up, and is free to join.
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He said although rushers can be prone to injury, the risk is worth the reward. “Running backs are the most valuable players in fantasy football,� Freeman said. “The argument is that quarterbacks are the safest bet, as they will most likely not get injured, but an elite running back will get you more points.� Fitz said putting his research on the line is his favorite aspect of fantasy football. He said he thinks his team this year can go either way. Dillon said he is far more confident.
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“There is no doubt I think I am going to win. I think everyone in my league thinks they will win, too, but I let my team do the talking, and I will take it week by week,� he said. Freeman said he thinks the odds are against him, but he can see one of his teams winning the championship. He said he enjoys the connection with friends the most.
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“I enjoy fantasy football because it brings people together. In my league with my old friends, guys I rarely talk to but maybe once a month, we will call each other weekly to talk trash and scheme against others in the league. The guys I work with talk trash daily. I think camaraderie is the best part,� Freeman said.
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stuffed five counterfeit bills into his mouth and tried to eat them. Security officers retrieved the bills before Jones swallowed them. Jones was charged with possessing a forged instrument and tampering with evidence and sent to the county jail with no bail. It couldn’t be determined if he had an attorney.
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Aries — Today is a 5 — Your actions speak louder than words, especially now. It may require more concentration and effort, but it’s worth it. You’ll get more for your money. Stash away savings.
Cancer — Today is a 6 — When in trouble, use the pen, not the sword, to be mightier. Calculate risks. You have more abundance than you realize. Put your subconscious to work on it.
Libra — Today is a 5 — Other people may melt down emotionally. Don’t put up a fight. Listening is most important now. Take it easy and don’t touch your savings. You see the light.
Capricorn — Today is a 7 — Everything seems possible. Talk it over. Some things may have to be left behind. Success is your reward. Increase your family’s comfort. Discuss; don’t argue. You’re gaining wisdom.
Taurus — Today is a 7 — Patience helps getting things done. It’s easier to motivate and inspire. Love finds a way. Failures can accelerate growth faster than successes; they illustrate the road to avoid.
Leo — Today is a 6 — Get into the competition to win, but don’t be attached to results. In the end you’ll have a great story and hopefully have a blast. Write it down.
Scorpio — Today is a 6 — Quick thinking solves a household problem. Friends make the connection. Your holdings are gaining value. Revise plans, and get your finances in line. Gather info to reap rewards.
Aquarius — Today is a 7 — More work is required. Learn from your competition and a trusted partner. Decide what to spend and what to save. Give your word and follow through.
Gemini — Today is a 5 — Knowing what you want and expressing it clearly is a plus. If at first you don’t succeed, try again later. Apply what you have learned. It will be easier the second time.
Virgo — Today is a 6 — Find the perfect thing in your own closets or by networking. Then step out of your comfort zone and go for it. Show others what you’re capable of.
Sagittarius — Today is a 5 — Solve a puzzle at home. Improve household communications with a new tool to get the word out. Think fast, and work faster. Postpone a decision to savor a moment.
Pisces — Today is a 6 — Discuss a work project with an expert for a solution to an annoying problem. Invest in educational material you’ll use at home. Expand your influence. You are triumphant.
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watching tape, then about eight to 10 hours actually watching gameplay,� he said. “I run my fantasy team as a business.� Fitz is vice-commissioner of a league with a $200 buy-in, which is what it costs to enter the league. Many leagues, however, do not compete for money. Owen Freeman, a senior from DeKalb studying aviation technologies, is the commissioner of two free leagues. He said he thinks buy-ins are for more serious fantasy football players. “I just recently started my leagues — one last year and one this year. It’s hard finding serious players that will stick to the end, and a buyout will scare new players away,� he said. The members of his leagues do compete for a trophy. Though Freeman is a Chicago Bears fan, he said he spends more of his free time devoted to the teams in his fantasy leagues. “I pay more attention to my fantasy teams, especially being a Bears fan. When they clearly are not going to win the Super Bowl, or even their division, it gives me something to look forward to during the football season,� Freeman said Tim Dillon, a senior from South Elgin studying advertising, is a Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan, but he said he finds himself picking players from other teams. “I actually try to stay away from all Buccaneers players at most times. In past years I drafted Bucs, but it turned out to be bad luck, so I steer clear from picking favorites,� he said. Dillon, who has played fantasy football since age 8, said he thinks the best strategy to draft a team starts with basic research. Freeman’s gameplan centers around running backs. Please see FANTASY | 6
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