IV Leader The award-Winning Student Newspaper of Illinois Valley Community College Volume 57 Issue September1 1, 2022 IV Leader photo/elisabeth farrell News: IVCC President to retire one book, one college pages opinion:2-3 tips for this semester page arts:4 AWARD FOR KUESTER Top Gun’reviewPages5-6
By Elisabeth Farrell IV Leader Editor
She feels learning helps students to grow and become better people. She stressed that, Art comes to us in so many different ways. There is not one person in this world who has not been affected by it. Additionally, some skills SlaightBrown feels are important to be a successful teacher are kindness, en thusiasm, passion and dedication to one’sShefield.feels that teachers are some of the most important individuals one will ever come in contact with. Along with her passion of teach ing art and working with students, she en oys spending time with her son and parents. She loves nature and can be found gardening, and foraging for mushrooms and edible plant life. She also en oys music, cooking, eating and singing.
By Drake Weber IV Leader Sta Writer
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While those may still be in the process, Corcoran has completed a number of other accomplishments over the course of his presidential career.For example, construction of the Student Life Center and Eagle Point Caf , two popular spots on campus, were—along with the con struction of the 30.5 million Pe ter Miller Community Technology Center CTC —a couple of Corcor an’s ma or ceed.momentscrediblymetaway.career.andtroducedaroundtextbooksversitytantnewcanCentering,raisingSkillTruckalsoinalofhisandRenovationsachievements.forthechemistrybiologylabstookplaceduringtenure,alongwitharenewaltheIVCCagricultureandcrimusticeprograms.CorcoranpushedforthebuildingoftheDriverTrainingfacilityandPath.Corcoranwasresponsiblefor4millioninprivatefundandforopeningtheOttawasatellitecampus.Andinfallof2023,thecollegeexpecttheestablishmentofcybersecurity,MedicalAssisanddentalhygieneprograms.AftergraduatingfromtheUniofIllinois,Corcoransoldtocollegeprofessorsthecountry.TheobinhimtotheenvironmentcultureofahighereducationIwashooked,saidCorcoran,andthatfeelinghasnevergoneSomanyofthestudentsI’veovertheyearshavebeeninwonderful.Myhappiestareseeingstudentssuc
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The one who helped me realize my dream was Karen Zeilman at IVCC, said Slaight-Brown. She be lieved in me and encouraged me. En couragement can move mountains.’’ Slaight-Brown has been teaching for over five years. Prior to IVCC, she taught Ceramics 1, Ceramics 2 and Art Appreciation at Illinois Central College in Peoria.
Shannon Slaight-Brown has been hired as an IVCC art instructor. Before starting as a professor this semester, Slaight-Brown earned several degrees throughout her edu cationalOriginallycareer.from Princeton, she graduated from IVCC with her Cer tificate in Dental Assisting, plus an Associates in Art and an Associates in Science.Shecontinued her higher edu cation at Illinois State University where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics, a Studio Art de gree, and a minor in Art History. She later received a Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics from Virginia Common wealth University in Richmond, VA.
She credits several of her art teachers as well as her parents for in spiring her to become an art teacher.
IV Leader photo/Kyle RussellCTC OPENING IVCC president Jerry Corcoran joins Catherine Miller in cutting the ribbon for the Peter Miller Community Technolgy Center in 2013.
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Former Seneca School Superin tendent. im Carlson was appointed by trustees to serve as presidential search consultant. Corcoran looks forward to working with Carlson over the next 10 months. The president assured the public that the five goals set for the col lege this year will be achieved.
The president of IVCC, erry Corcoran, has announced his plans for retirement on uly 1, 2023. Corcoran’s time as president spans 15 years, although he has been working at IVCC since 1990. He began as director of the Dislo cated Workers Center, then became director of purchasing and later the director of human resources. Prior to being named president in 2008, he was Vice President for Business Services and Finance for fiveAfteryears.working with the col lege staff for nearly three decades, Corcoran is confident IVCC will continue to succeed in his absence. So many of the unbelievable challenges we were facing a few years ago have been averted be cause we’ve hired good people who are working hard to move the col legeCorcoranforward. added, When im Collins wrote the book Good to Great,’ he talked about not only having the right people on the bus, but also in the right seats. Thank fully, that’s where IVCC is today and that will carry on after I leave.
She commented that a favor ite part of being a teacher is when her students get pumped or excited about something art related. Overall, Slaight-Brown’s moti vation to continue teaching comes from her students. But she also em phasized the importance of having a support system and feeling valued.
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By Ryan Nolasco IV Leader Sta Writer
The One Book, One College initia tive seeks to oin people from all walks of life together, in order to share the knowledge gained from reading a book. This year, the book chosen is Maid, according to IVCC librarian ayna Lei part Maid,Gutilla.authored by Stephanie Land, details the events of a young woman’s life, abuse, and pregnancy, all while on the way to getting her college degree.
IVCC Foundation’s assis tant anice Corrigan advis es those students who are interested to ust walk in the door and take what they need from the cabinet. Corrigan adds, We en courage anyone with a need to come in to use the pantry. We are confidential about anyone coming in and peo ple should not be embar rassed to do so.
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The Micro-Food Pantry is available to all IVCC stu dents, no questions asked. The Micro-Food Pantry is located in the Foundations O ce C202 and is available from 8 a.m. until 4 30 p.m. daily, though the o ce does close from noon until 12 30.
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As part of the One Book, One Col lege program, the library is planning on several events, and students can pick up a copy of the book at the library events. Prevention Educator Heather Steele of Safe ourneys Illinois presented two programs during August. One was on Domestic Violence and the other on Gender-Based Discrimination and our Rights on Campus. There will also be several other Sep tember events, including Spirit Day on Sept. 14 and a presentation on Parent hood Poverty from ared Olsen. October events include Safe our neys Zonta Walk in Ottawa from 5 to 6 p.m. Oct. 6, as well as a presentation from Safe ourneys on Domestic Vi olence 101, on Oct. 6, and IVCC Col lege Career Night which includes the OBOC Resource Table on Oct. 18. Finally, November events involve several Wellness Days, taking place on Nov. 1, 9 and 1 . Also at some point during the month, the University of Illinois Extension o ce is placing a spotlight on students having access to healthy and affordable meals. There will be freshly made food for those who RSVP.Book discussions will begin in the spring.For more information, please vis it www.ivcc.edu onebook or contact Peru Public Library’s Emily Schaub at eschaub perulibrary.org, Safe our neys’ Heather Steele at heathers safe ourneysillinois.org or acobs Library’s ayna Leipart Guttilla at ayna Leipart Guttilla ivcc.edu.
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IVCC has one com mencement ceremony at the college, which will be on Sat urday, May 13. All students who have graduated in the Summer and Fall terms are invited to participate in the commencement ceremony. There is no fee to participate. Detailed information is pro vided in the early part of the Springestionssemester.about gradua tion can be directed to Karen Gregorich in the Counseling o ce at 815-224-0444.
The Foundation o ce keeps a Micro Food Pantry stocked with items for students.
Are you ready to com plete a degree or certificate from IVCC at the end of the fall Ifsemesteryouthink that you might be eligible for a degree or certificate, you must ap ply for graduation in order to have it posted to your ac ademic record and to receive a diploma.Participating in the spring Commencement cer emony is optional. The deadline to apply for Fall graduation is Mon day, Oct. 3. There is no fee to apply for graduation and there is a one-page form to complete. This form is avail able on the college website at http www.ivcc.edu gradu ation and in the Counseling o ce Room CTC 202 . The form takes a couple of min utes to complete and lets the college know that you will be ready to complete a degree or certificate in December. If you are unsure as to whether or not you are eli gible at this time for a de gree or certificate, you are encouraged to speak with a counselor 815-224-0360 . A counselor can review your academic record and your program of study to deter mine if you have all of the requirements for comple tion. Another option to de termine your eligibility is to review your degree audit on your personal WebAdvisor account.AtIVCC, there are a number of Associate in Ap plied Science degrees that have corresponding Certifi cates that you can earn along the way. If you think that you have the requirements fulfilled for one of the Cer tificates, you may want to apply for graduation for that Certificate so your academic record will show your prog ress toward your degree.
If someone wants to donate to the Micro-Food Pantry, they are advised to visit the Foundation O ce to obtain more information regarding how to organize donations and what supplies the pantry needs. We also accept mone tary donations and will make purchases of needed items with these donated funds. It is better to meet with us first to see what is needed this way we keep a good supply of items we know people usually are looking for when they come into our o ce, Corrigan adds. The Micro-Food Pantry contains food and snacks that are ready-to-eat or mi crowavable items. Corrigan states that the most popular foods in the pantry include, granola bars, mac cheese cups, breakfast bars, cup-ofsoup, ramen noodles, fruit cups, cheese and peanut but ter cracker packages, micro waveable packaged meals, applesauce and instant oat mealStopcups.in the Foundation O ce if you have questions, would like to donate, or want to offer any help to the Mi cro-Food Pantry.
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If you could do one thing today, what would it be? Go to Steak n’ Shake. - Carlos, Portugal What’s one thing you like about IVCC? The environment. - Kaitlyn, Seneca
Not taking more chances. - Lauryn, Mendota
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No student is a stranger to the stress of back-to-school chaos. Luckily, there are plenty of hacks and helpful tools online or at IVCC to ease your college experience.
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Jane Stevenor, a professional writing tutor, described the TWC as a low-stress place for students to get the academic support they need. “It’s a welcoming space,” she said.If tutoring isn’t for you, there are other ways to stay on top of your classes.
Think about how productive you are during certain times of day. Are you a night owl? Or do you write best in the morning? Are you dog tired after a day of work? If so, it’s probably best to finish your essay before starting your shift—even if the deadline is midnight and you get off at 10. Plan ahead know yourself and your own limits. Set attainable goals, but leave room for rest; assignments are important, but sleep is a priority, too.
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Let’s say you zone out in chem class, and before you know it, the whiteboard is covered in Greek letters, complex formulas, and numbers that seemingly came from nowhere.Yeah—been there, done that. Now you’re left with a sheet of unbalanced equations and a sinking dread that you’ve picked the wrong major. Before you panic (like I did), follow the signs to the Tutoring and Writing Center (TWC) in A-201, and you’ll be right where you need to be.
The TWC offers free assistance with any subject, including essay writing.Students can schedule appointments with tutors via Accudemia on their Blackboard accounts. Walk-ins are welcome, and zoom sessions are also available.
The National Sleep Foundation has found that 70 to 96 percent of college students sleep less than eight hours on week nights—and that more than half sleep less than seven.Lack of sleep can lead to stress, a weakened immune system, weight gain, cloudy thinking, and even an increased risk of depression. Those symptoms can impair your college experience, especially around final exams. To avoid them, stick to a regular night time routine. Something as simple as brushing your teeth before bed can signal to your brain that it’s time to sleep. Strive for eight hours each night, and give yourself a few days to sleep in. Shifting from summer vacation to the fall semester can be a big change, but it doesn’t have to be a hardMyone.advice? Make friends, make a schedule and make time for yourself.College is the place to learn— not just how to answer those pesky chem questions, but how to balance work, stress, sleep, and life.
The Campus estion column is a mouthpiece for the IVCC student communi ty. To kick off the semester, IV Leader staff asked five random students a variety of questions for this year’s back-to-school issue.
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A good rule of thumb is to make friends with the classmates on your left or right. I get it it’s tough at first to break the ice. But knowing your peers will likely create a more comfortable environment for learning material, asking questions and offering help. Speaking with your professor is another way to solidify your understanding of a class. Show you care about school, and your professor is more apt to care about you as a student.Remember, you pay your instructor to teach you—which includes the time they set aside for o ce hours. So make the most of your money! Ask questions if you’re unsure. Get to know your teacher. Invest in a good connection—even if it’s just stopping by their door for a second at a time. Relationships with your professor can also be a smooth segway for a recommedation letter later on.
Setting up for a semester means creating a study schedule that works for you. The bookstore sells planners, but you can design them on websites like Canva or Padlet for free. Whether you budget or buy the real thing, what matters is how you manage your time.
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This summer, something happened that for us Gen ers was totally gnarly.
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As fall approaches, people will slowly migrate into their homes to prepare for winter. This is when most people settle down and turn on a show or movie in the comfort of their warm homes. One choice Dune. People who have seen Dune know that there is potential in the motion picture reincarnation of the book. ust like Star Wars casts Luke Skywalker as the main protagonist, Dune has Paul Atreides. The film, much like Star Wars, takes place in space and surround ing planets. Dune focuses heavily on breath-taking picture presentation much like Star Wars and has the potential to grasp any viewer tugging them into the realm of Dune. There is a reason Rot ten Tomatoes gave the movie an 88 percent and IMDd gave it an 8 10. This stunning film brings to life the beauty of 21st century cinematography and special effects. Combine this with an interesting plot and great character development, and you see why IMDd called it an amazing cinematic experience.Ratherthan rewatch ing Dumb and Dumber because your boyfriend is stuck in the mind of a 1 -year-old, take control of your night and request you both go on an adventure to ArrakisIfyou are one of those people who curls up in their favorite position with Ruffus and watches a flick, then turn on Dune and prepare for a new and improved SciFi universe we all love.
So if you’re onesing for more, peg up your eans, flip up that collar, put on those shades, and let me take you on a ourney whose 1983 Separate Ways Worlds Apart both opens and closes the first part of season 4 to visit some oth er bands from that time that are not ust the bomb, but that genuinely have something to offer you in the here in now. Come on it’ll be very.
The theatre department’s first ma or mu sical since 2019’s record-breaking season of Mamma Mia and Elf The Musical, Mame will be staged Nov. 10-20.
‘Dune’ will be the next ‘Star Wars’
BY JASON BEYER IVCC PHILOSOPHY PROFESSOR
I am grateful for the opportunity to work for IVCC, a higher education institution that knows the value of, and supports the collab orative art form of theatre that reaches out to our greater community, Kuester said. Don, Chad and I are honored by this heartfelt rec ognition.
As a result, it’s brought some of the music of my youth to the attention of today’s youth.
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The atre Director David Allan Kuester and the college’s theatre department will receive the Illinois Theatre Association’s 2022 Award of Excellence in College University Theatre Sept.Kuester24. and the department will be hon ored in Downers Grove during the Red Gala Award Luncheon as part of the ITA’s annual event, Together Again A Day Celebrating Everything Theatre. Each year, the association recognizes in dividuals and organizations for significant contributions to quality theatre. Kuester and his department were nominated by the theatre community, approved by ITA’s divi sional representatives and accepted by ITA’s Board of KuesterDirectors.saidhe is proud to have spent the last 25 years contributing to, and build ing upon the near 100 years of theatre per formance at IVCC and its predecessor LPO unior College. He came to IVCC with professional ex perience working with special populations, a bachelor’s in humanities from George Williams, a master’s in theatre from Northern Illi nois University and a PhD. in communications with a concentration in theatre and playwriting from Southern Illinois Univer sity.Kuester taught while at SIU then ran the theatre program at Victoria Col lege in Texas and taught graduate classes in the communication de partment at the University of Houston. Kuester credited a talented core team of professionals at IVCC including musi cal theatre director and choreographer Don Grant Zellmer 18 years and technical the atre director Chad Brokaw.
With music and lyrics by erry Herman creator of Hello, Dolly, La Cage Aux Folles, The Grand Tour, , Mame is one of Herman’s biggest hits.
Auditions for Mame , Illinois Valley Community College’s fall theatre production were Aug. 28-29, and a cast list will be an nounced soon.
Kate Bush, an artpop musician whose heyday ended, like, over 25 years ago and who received relatively little airplay in the U.S. suddenly had her 1985 song Running Up That Hill go mondo huge. Then Metallica’s 1986 Master of Puppets started gaining in popularity as well. Unless you’ve been living under, like, a rock or something, I’m sure you’re aware that this is due to their prominent roles in the storyline of the latest season of Stranger Things For those like myself who grew up in the 80s, the show has been a veritable smorgasbord of nostalgia D D and the Satanic panic sur rounding it , roller rinks, skateboard ing, classic toys like Star Wars and Masters of the Universe, ugly but rugged bicycles, ugly but rugged cars in season 4 I even saw the light blue 19 5 Ford Maverick my mother owned when I was a child , wood paneling, pervasive chain smoking, video arcades, talking with friends by walk ie-talkie, Valspeak and other 80s slang, true-to-the-era hair styles and fashion as opposed to the typical exaggerated presentation the 80s gets and this season, characters whose appearances are clearly modeled on Allison Reynolds from The Breakfast Club Eden Bingham , Samantha Baker from Sixteen Candles Vickie , and guitar god Eddie Van Halen Eddie Munson . And I will eat my hat if Erica Sinclair isn’t based on Dee Thomas from What’s Happening . And of course, there’s the choice tunage. From the be ginning the show has used period music quite liberally, and often in ways that significantly enhanced the narrative— think of the uses of Peter Gabriel’s somber cover of David Bowie’s Heroes, Foreigner’s Cold as Ice, and the comical ly frequent use of Musical outh’s Pass the Dutchie when loveable stoner Argyle is on screen.
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6 arts IV LEADERSEPTEMBER 1, 2022 “Top Gun: Maverick” is the biggest movie of the summer. According to Box O ce Mo o, it’s made over a billion dollars worldwide and is outperforming other massive blockbusters such as “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, urassic World Dominion, and Minions The Rise of Gru.” The long-awaited sequel is a hit with critics and audiences alike. On Rotten Tomatoes, the movie is sitting at 96 percent from critics and 99 percent from fans. How did the filmmakers man age to make a sequel loved by all ages, despite the original Top Gun coming out 36 years ago Many recent movies rely heav ily on nostalgia. The newer Star Wars, urassic World, and Ghost busters movies are prime examples of this. In those movies, storylines are reused, characters return for little to no reason (and/or new characters are photocopies of original ones , settings are revisited, music is recycled, and entire sequences are sometimes repeated. Whenever I see a new movie in one of my favorite franchis es, I wonder Do these nostalgic elements blind me to the fact that this isn’t a good movie Would I en oy this movie if I hadn’t grown up watching the previous installments Going into “Top Gun: Maverick, I wondered if I would en oy it. I knew the filmmakers wouldn’t be able to squeeze any nostalgia out of me.Ididn’t grow up watching the original Top Gun. In fact, the first time I watched it was a week before I saw the sequel. After seeing the movie, I can say that Top Gun Maverick does utilize some of those nostalgic elements I mentioned earlier. The movie references and repeats some of the most iconic aspects of its predecessor.
Thankfully, they decided not to raise Goose from the dead in Top Gun Maverick. Instead, they focus on the relationship between Maverick and Goose’s son, nick namedRoosterRooster.had to grow up with out a father, and he blames Mav erick. You can see how this might spawn personal tension and some very powerful scenes.
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You can still catch “Top Gun: Maverick in many theaters now, three months after its release. If you haven’t seen the movie yet, I would highly recommend doing so.
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My favorite aspect of the first movie was the friendship between Maverick and Goose. If you’ve seen the original movie, you know that relationship couldn’t be continued in a sequel.
I truly hope the success of Top Gun Maverick makes Hollywood studios realize that audiences don’t ust want to see the things they remember or watered-down versions of those things—they also want to see a compelling story with developed characters and powerful themes.
Tom Cruise returns to the screen for “Top Gun: Maverick,” the long-awaited sequel to the original movie. The movie creators do not rely on nostalgia alone to attrack audiences and critics to the new movie.
If “Top Gun: Maverick” took a page out of the most recent Star Wars movie’s book, Goose would appear out of nowhere and a character would remark, Somehow, Goose returned, with no further explanation.
The filmmakers could’ve been lazy. Of course, I was kidding earlier about bringing back Goose, but they could’ve tried replicating the Maverick/Goose relationship with copycat characters, for instance. Instead, they built upon the former relationship, and they dealt with the ramifications of Goose’s death in a meaningful way.
OvercomingnostalgiaHollywood’sproblem
The opening credits sequence is almost an exact recreation of the one from the first movie, right down to Kenny Loggins’ Danger Zone playing in the background. In another scene, characters play football on the beach, mirroring the volleyball scene from the first movie. However, in my opinion, the movie would still be en oyable without those nostalgic elements (and I know this is true for me because those elements didn’t even spark any nostalgia in me . Instead of solely banking on nostalgia to entertain audiences, the filmmakers behind Top Gun Maverick crafted a genuinely great movie that anyone can en oy. Not only does it include aw-dropping aerial stunts, but there are also genuine emotional stakes woven throughout the movie.
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Volleyball season begins
IV Leader photo SET UP Freshman Erica Antle, a La Salle-Peru Township High School graduate, sets the ball to sophomore Sophie Harris during an Aug. 25 match vs. Joliet Junior College in the IVCC gymnasium. The Eagles dropped the match.
The Bulls should benefit from Illinois product Ayo Dosunmu entering his second year after being named to all rookie 2nd team along with a hopefully healthy Lonzo Ball. In addition, Patrick Williams worked out all off-season with the likes of teammate Demar Derozen and LA Clippers star Paul George.These improvement should make the 44.5 win total stated by ESPN.com an easy over.
The Chicago Bulls 202223 schedule was released recently, and there are some key dates for fans to note. Kicking the season off right away they face last year’s No. 1 seed and Eastern conference hopefuls the Miami Heat on Oct. 18 and it does not get easier. They go on to face the surprising Cleveland Cavaliers followed by the Eastern Conference champions BostonOtherCeltics.important dates include Nov. 23 for the first of four against division rival and playoff rematch Milwaukee Bucks and Dec. 2, when the Bulls face off against the defending champions Golden State Warriors.Animportant note, after a lackluster three nationally televised games and a few flexes here and there last season, the Bulls have at least 14 nationally televised basketball games in the upcoming season, according to NBA.com.
The Eagles volleyball team has started the season 1-5 as of press time. The team has only one sophomore — Putnam County’s Sophie Harris — on the roster as Coach Erin Polte rebuilds the team that graduated several players from last season.Thus far in the season, Harris and freshman Ella Sibert from Woodland High School lead the team in kills with 39 and 42, respectively.Freshman Erica Antle, the team’s setter, leads in assists. Antle and freshman Grace Landers lead the team in service aces. Other players on the roster include Payton Giordano, Zofia Uzella, Brea Konwinski, Taylor Wetzel, Holly Shriber, Lexie Marquez, Libby Boyles, and Cassidy Antle.The Eagles picked up a win in their opening contest on Aug. 19 vs. Mesabi Range in an opening weekend tournament in Rockford. Upcoming home contests include Sept. 13 vs. Highland and Sept. 20 against Black Hawk. Both games begin at 6 p.m. in the IVCC gymnasium.
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