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SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT PUBLICATION APRIL 15 - 21, 2015 Student run since 1911
River Campus budget explained
TAY BENDER AND ALEX NIZNAK ARE IN THE RUNNING TO BE SOUTHEAST’S NO. 1 QUARTERBACK. READ MORE ON PAGE 4. +
The River Campus has a complicated budget. To see a detailed overview, head to pages 8-9. +
JESSIMAE PELUSO OF MTV’S “GIRL CODE� WILL VISIT SOUTHEAST ON APRIL 21 FOR THE LAST STANDUP COMEDY PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR. READ MORE ON PAGE 7. +
Rick Ray named men’s basketball coach NICK MCNEAL SPORTS EDITOR
The Southeast Missouri State men’s BASKETBALL PROGRAM GOT ITS TH COACH ON -ONDAY WHEN 2ICK 2AY WAS announced as the team’s new coach in A PRESS CONFERENCE AT THE 3HOW -E #ENTER 2AY IS THE TEAM S FIRST !FRICAN !MERICAN HEAD COACH IN THE PROGRAM S YEARS AND HAS AGREED TO A FOUR YEAR CONTRACT WORTH A YEAR PLUS A ANNUITY 4HE CONTRACT HAS NOT BEEN FINALIZED BECAUSE ADDITIONAL incentives and contract details are still BEING AGREED UPON 2AY S PREVIOUS COACHING POSITION WAS AT -ISSISSIPPI 3TATE WHERE HE COACHED FROM AND HAD AN OVERALL RECORD OF In his three years as the team’s COACH 2AY NEVER HAD ABOVE A record overall or in the Southeastern #ONFERENCE $URING 2AY S TENURE AT -ISSISSIPPI 3TATE THE TEAM MADE IT PAST THE FIRST ROUND OF THE 3%# 4OURNAMENT IN HIS FIRST TWO SEASONS BUT FAILED TO DO SO IN HIS LAST WHEN THE "ULLDOGS LOST TO Auburn. 2AY IS INHERITING A SIMILAR PROGRAM at Southeast, which has only made it PAST THE FIRST ROUND OF THE /HIO6ALLEY #ONFERENCE 4OURNAMENT FOUR TIMES IN THE LAST SIX YEARS BUT NEVER ANY FURTHER 3OUTHEAST S $IRECTOR OF !THLETICS -ARK !LNUTT SAID BEFORE THE SEARCH BEGAN THAT THE NEXT COACH OF THE MEN S BASKETBALL PROGRAM NEEDED TO BE FAMILIAR WITH THE AREA THE /6# AND HOW THE TEAM OPERATES IN THE CONFERENCE 2AY GREW UP IN +ANSAS #ITY +ANSAS
AND HAS RECRUITED IN A NUMBER OF AREAS that are close to Southeast. When Ray was an assistant coach at Indiana State he was two hours away FROM 3T ,OUIS 2AY ALSO COACHED AT 0URDUE AND IS FAMILIAR WITH THE )LLINOIS AREA &INALLY HIS TIME AT -ISSISSIPPI
3TATE ALLOWED HIM TO LOOK AT POSSIBLE RECRUITS IN -EMPHIS 4ENNESSEE 2AY TALKED ABOUT 3OUTHEAST S PROXIMITY TO LARGER CITIES IN -ONDAY S PRESS CONFERENCE AS A KEY COMPONENT FOR A TEAM TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE /HIO 6ALLEY #ONFERENCE h7ITH THE FACT THAT WE RE JUST TWO HOURS AWAY FROM 3T ,OUIS THREE HOURS AWAY FROM -EMPHIS AND WE HAVE THE Southeast area in between those two DESTINATIONS THAT GO OUT AND PROVE QUALITY HIGH SCHOOL KIDS TO COME TO Southeast Missouri State to me is SOMETHING THAT S REALLY IMPORTANT v 2AY SAID h2ECRUITING IS THE LIFEBLOOD OF ANY PROGRAM AND TO ME WHEN YOU RE TALKING ABOUT GETTING SOMEBODY TO come to Southeast Missouri State is MUCH LIKE SELLING A HOME 9OU RE NOT going to sell your home unless you get FOOT TRAFFIC 3OMEBODY HAS TO COME INTO YOUR HOME AND PHYSICALLY SEE THE HOME IN ORDER FOR THEM TO BUY IT v !NOTHER COMPONENT 2AY TALKED ABOUT FOR HOW 3OUTHEAST CAN BE SUCCESSFUL IS THE UTILIZATION OF THE 3HOW -E #ENTER WHICH WILL UNDERGO RENOVATIONS THIS SUMMER (E SAID IT IS ONE OF THE FINEST ARENAS IN THE /6# AND could even be used as a recruiting tool. Ray won’t start recruiting until he GETS A STAFF IN PLACE TO DO SO (E SAID IN THE PRESS CONFERENCE THAT HE WILL GIVE CURRENT STAFF MEMBERS A CHANCE TO EXPLAIN EACH OF THEIR OWN VISIONS OF THE PROGRAM TO SEE IF THEY MATCH WITH HIS 2AY SAID HE COULDN T PROMISE THAT HE WILL KEEP ANY OF THE THREE CURRENT STAFF members on the team, which include *AMIE 2OSSER 3TETSON (AIRSTON AND *USTIN !RGENAL 2AY S CURRENT FOCUS IS CREATING RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE PLAYERS ON THIS team, and he was able to meet the team ON -ONDAY PRIOR TO THE PRESS CONFERENCE h4HE MOST IMPORTANT THING THAT WE HAVE IS TO MAKE SURE THAT OUR GUYS UNDERSTAND THAT WE HAVE RELATIONSHIPS IN ORDER TO MOVE FORWARD v 2AY SAID h)T starts by us being honest with each
BRIEFS Attend Ozzie Smith to speak at Southeast /ZZIE 3MITH A MEMBER OF THE "ASEBALL (ALL OF &AME IS COMING TO 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITY S CAMPUS 3MITH A FORMER #ARDINALS BASEBALL PLAYER IS KNOWN AS h4HE 7IZARDv AND IS FAMOUS FOR PLAYING AT SHORTSTOP 3MITH WILL CLOSE THE 5NIVERSITY 3PEAKERS 3ERIES AT 3OUTHEAST 4HE EVENT WILL BE HELD AT P M ON !PRIL IN THE 3HOW -E #ENTER 4HE EVENT IS FREE FOR STUDENTS FACULTY AND STAFF WITH A VALID 3OUTHEAST )$ 4HE GENERAL PUBLIC CAN PURCHASE TICKETS FOR EACH AT SHOWMECENTER BIZ AND AT THE 3HOW -E #ENTER "OX /FFICE
Rick Ray was named the Southeast Missouri State men’s basketball coach at a press conference on Monday. Photo by Jeganaath Mudaliar OTHER 4HE .O RULE IN OUR PROGRAM IS telling the truth, and it’s the hardest RULE TO KEEP )T S NOT JUST THE PLAYERS telling me the truth, it’s me telling the PLAYERS THE TRUTH v Prior to this last season, Southeast WAS PICKED TO FINISH SECOND IN THE /6# behind Murray State, and this IMPRESSED 2AY SINCE IT LET HIM KNOW THERE IS TALENT IN PLACE Ray has been able to evaluate the PLAYERS THAT ARE CURRENTLY ON THE 3OUTHEAST ROSTER BY WATCHING THEIR FILM online. &ORMER 3OUTHEAST COACH $ICKEY .UTT WAS FIRED ON -ARCH AFTER THE TEAM FAILED TO ADVANCE TO THE SECOND ROUND OF THE /6# 4OURNAMENT ON March 4. 4HE SEARCH FOR THE TEAM S NEW COACH BEGAN THE DAY AFTER .UTT S TERMINATION was announced. !LNUTT SAID .UTT WAS LET GO SIMPLY BECAUSE HE DID NOT MEET THE EXPECTATIONS THAT HE AND !LNUTT MADE PRIOR TO the season that he has with each coach. !LNUTT WILL EVALUATE 2AY LIKE ALL OF THE FIRST YEAR COACHES HE HAS HIRED
INCLUDING 3OUTHEAST FOOTBALL COACH 4OM -ATUKEWICZ BY LOOKING AT THE STABILITY OF THE PROGRAM AFTER THE FIRST season.
Support Department of Theatre and Dance to host Taste of Cape on April 21 4EN RESTAURANTS AND BUSINESSES IN #APE 'IRARDEAU WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE h4ASTE OF #APEv RESTAURANT HOP ON 4UESDAY !PRIL !LL THE PROCEEDS FROM THE EVENT WILL GO TO 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITY S $EPARTMENT OF 4HEATRE AND $ANCE TO FUND ITS ANNUAL 3ENIOR 3HOWCASE AND summer Theatre and Dance Academy. 0ARTICIPANTS WILL BE ABLE TO VISIT ALL RESTAURANTS AND EAT A SIGNATURE ITEM FROM EACH LOCATION 4ICKETS ARE AND CAN BE PURCHASED AT EACH LOCATION 4HE EATERIES INCLUDE !NDY S &ROZEN #USTARD "EL !IR 'RILL
#UP N #ORK )MO S 0IZZA *IMMY *OHN S -ARCO S 0IZZA
-INGLEWOOD "REWERY -Y $ADDY S #HEESECAKE 0RIMO6INO AND -ISSISSIPPI -UTTS
Enjoy Pop culture celebrated at Semopalooza ! VARIETY OF POP CULTURE INSPIRED ACTIVITIES WILL BE HELD AT THIS YEAR S 3EMOPALOOZA NAMED 3%-/#/. 4HIS YEAR S event is hosted by Southeast Missouri State University’s 2ECREATION %NHANCEMENT #LUB AND THE CLASS MEMBERS OF 2# IN THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT 4HERE WILL BE MANY DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES INCLUDING A 3PIDERMAN ROCK WALL CHALLENGE AN )NDIANA *ONES $ASH INFLATABLE OBSTACLE COURSE AND MORE 4HERE ALSO WILL BE PRIZES AND GIVEAWAYS 4HE EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE FROM TO P M ON !PRIL 3%-/#/. IS FREE TO ALL STUDENTS FACULTY AND STAFF AND WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE 3TUDENT 2ECREATION #ENTER .ORTH Read more about the event at southeastArrow.com.
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Thursday, April 16
Wednesday, April 15 Balancing a College Life @ noon in the UC Indian Room
Reading from Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Stephen Dunn @ 7 p.m. in Rose Theatre
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Softball vs. Morehead State University @ noon at the Southeast Softball Complex The Redhawks softball team, which already has surpassed its Ohio Valley Conference win total from last season, will face Morehead State in an OVC doubleheader. Games are free and open to all, so donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss it!
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Tuesday, April 21
An Evening with Ozzie Smith @ 7:30 p.m. at The Show Me Center
Comedian Jessimae Peluso @ 8 p.m. in Academic Hall Auditorium
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RETIRE
CAMPUSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S chief academic officer to retire EDDLEMAN WILL RETURN NEXT SEMESTER AS A FACULTY MEMBER BEFORE HIS OFFICIAL RETIREMENT ON JAN. 1
Dr. Bill Eddleman to step down as universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s provost in June JAY FORNESS MANAGING EDITOR
Southeast Missouri State University Provost Dr. Bill Eddleman announced Wednesday, !PRIL THAT HE WILL STEP DOWN FROM HIS POSITION AS PROVOST ON *UNE %DDLEMAN PLANS TO RETURN AS A FACULTY MEMBER FOR THE FALL SEMESTER AND OFFICIALLY RETIRE FROM THE UNIVERSITY ON *AN $R 'ERALD -C$OUGALL ASSOCIATE PROVOST FOR %XTENDED ,EARNING AND THE DEAN OF THE (ARRISON #OLLEGE OF "USINESS WILL SERVE AS THE INTERIM PROVOST STARTING *UNE -C$OUGALL ALSO SERVED AS INTERIM PROVOST IN AND WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE PERMANENT POSITION %DDLEMAN SAID HE WAS STEPPING DOWN FROM THE POSITION FOR MANY REASONS INCLUDING TO TAKE CARE OF HIS PARENTS AND TO SPEND TIME WITH HIS GRANDSON WHO WILL BE BORN IN A FEW WEEKS h4HERE ARE JUST A LOT OF OTHER THINGS ) WANT TO DO OTHER THAN ACADEMIA AND EVEN BIOLOGY
AND TO GET OUT AND DO SOME STUFF ) VE BEEN PUTTING OFF FOR WAY TOO LONG v %DDLEMAN SAID %DDLEMAN SAID THAT AFTER HE RETIRES HE WOULD LIKE TO TRAVEL MORE AS WELL AS BECOME A PROFESSIONAL GENEALOGIST AND DO PAID GENEalogical research. He also said it was a good TIME TO STEP DOWN AS PROVOST SO IT COINCIDES WITH 0RESIDENT +ENNETH7 $OBBINS RETIREMENT IN *UNE h! LOT OF TIMES A NEW PRESIDENT WANTS TO BE ABLE TO SELECT THEIR OWN PROVOST SO IT S AN OPPORTUNE TIME TO DO THAT AND RATHER THAN JUST RETIRING COLD TURKEY OUT OF PROVOST
) THOUGHT GOING BACK TO THE BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT FOR A SEMESTER WOULD BE A LITTLE BIT OF A CHANCE TO DECOMPRESS AND GET A LITTLE BIT MORE READY FOR RETIREMENT v %DDLEMAN SAID !LTHOUGH PLANS HAVE NOT BEEN FINALIZED FOR %DDLEMAN S ROLE AS A FACULTY MEMBER NEXT SEMESTER HE SAID HE WILL PROBABLY TEACH A WILDLIFE ECOLOGY COURSE AND THAT THERE HAS BEEN TALK OF HIM hTEAM TEACHINGv A COURSE WITH A NEW PROFESSOR COMING IN THIS FALL %DDLEMAN HAS WORKED AT 3OUTHEAST SINCE WHEN HE WAS AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY (E BECAME A PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY IN *ULY AND BECAME THE CHAIR OF THE DEPARTMENT IN !UGUST %DDLEMAN SERVED AS VICE PROVOST AND DEAN OF THE 3CHOOL OF 'RADUATE 3TUDIES STARTING IN *UNE AND BECAME THE PROVOST OF THE UNIVERSITY IN *ANUARY h)T S BEEN AN INTERESTING RIDE HERE WITH ALL THE THINGS ) VE BEEN ABLE TO DO HERE v %DDLEman said. %DDLEMAN MENTIONED HE WAS PROUD OF WHAT HE WAS ABLE TO DO AS PROVOST INCLUDING HIS WORK WITH ONLINE COURSES HIRING NEW DEPARTMENT CHAIRS HELPING CREATE NEW ACADEMIC PROGRAMS IN THE HEALTHCARE FIELD AND CURRENTLY PLANNING A FACULTY RESEARCH SHOWCASE SO THE FACULTY AS A WHOLE CAN LEARN WHAT OTHER PROFESSORS ARE WORKING ON h) NEVER THOUGHT ) D BE HERE THIS OFFICE ) THOUGHT ) D GO ALL THE WAY THROUGH AS A FACULTY MEMBER AND NOT AS A FACULTY CHAIR VICE PROVOST AND THEN PROVOST v %DDLEMAN SAID h3O THAT S BEEN RATHER INTERESTING /F COURSE THIS IS MY HOMETOWN SO ) NEVER THOUGHT ) D GET BACK HERE TO DO THAT BECAUSE IT S KIND OF UNUSUAL TO COME BACK TO WHERE YOU WERE BORN TO DO
UNIVERSITY TEACHING v 4HE PROVOST SERVES AS THE CHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EIGHT COLleges and schools at Southeast. According to 3OUTHEAST S FACULTY HANDBOOK THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE JOB INCLUDE A DOCTORATE DEGREE FROM AN ACCREDITED UNIVERSITY AND SCHOLARLY or research achievements, as well as teaching AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE AT THE COLLEGE or university level. ! PROVOST SEARCH COMMITTEE WILL BE FORMED INCLUDING ONE FACULTY MEMBER FROM EACH COLLEGE INCLUDING +ENT ,IBRARY AND THE 3CHOOL OF 0OLYTECHNIC 3TUDIES ONE STUDENT MEMBER SELECTED BY 3TUDENT 'OVERNMENT !SSOCIATION AND TWO MEMBERS SELECTED BY THE PRESIDENT h)T S EXTREMELY IMPORTANT THAT WE GET A REALLY GOOD REPRESENTATION OF ALL OF THE DIFFERENT UNITS THAT WORK BENEATH HIM AND THAT S WHY WE HAVE THESE PROCEDURES IN PLACE TO ASSURE THAT v $R $IANE7OODS FACULTY SENATE CHAIR SAID h!ND IT S REALLY IMPORTANT BECAUSE
FOR EXAMPLE WITH THE COLLEGES EACH OF THE COLleges will actually do their own election, so THEY WILL EACH ELECT A REPRESENTATIVE v ! FIRST ROUND SURVEY WILL ALLOW FACULTY MEMBERS TO OPT OUT OF RUNNING FOR ONE OF THE SEARCH COMMITTEE POSITIONS 4HEN EACH COLLEGE WILL BE ABLE TO VOTE FROM THE REMAINING CANDIDATES )F THERE ISN T A MAJORITY WINNER
ANOTHER SURVEY WITH THE TOP TWO CANDIDATES WILL DETERMINE THE SPOT 7OODS EXPECTS THAT THIS PROCESS WILL OCCUR IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS BUT ALSO MENTIONED THAT ONCE THE COMMITTEE IS FORMED THEIR FIRST TASK WILL BE TO DEVELOP A JOB ANNOUNCEMENT TO ALLOW CANDIDATES FROM BOTH WITHIN AND OUTSIDE THE UNIVERSITY TO APPLY
Dr. Bill Eddleman, Southeastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s current provost, will retire from the university on Jan. 1. Submitted photo !CCORDING TO7OODS CANDIDATES FOR THE POSITION WILL BE INTERVIEWED OVER THE PHONE IN THE FALL AND THEN THE FINALISTS WILL BE INVITED TO VISIT CAMPUS OVER TWO DAYS h4HAT S GOING TO ALLOW THE ENTIRE CAMPUS TO BE ABLE TO MEET WITH THEM IN AN OPEN FORUM
SO THERE WILL BE INPUT THAT COMES IN FROM ALL AREAS v7OODS SAID 4HE PRESIDENT WHO WILL BE $R #ARLOS6ARGAS !BURTO STARTING *ULY WILL RECOMMEND A FINAL CANDIDATE TO THE "OARD OF 2EGENTS FOR CONFIRMATION ! NEW PROVOST IS EXPECTED TO BE NAMED BY *AN
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SOFTBALL TEAM 10-18
COMPETE
Southeast Missouri State softball coach Mark Redburn earned his 100th win as a Division I college coach on April 8. Read more about Redburn and the team in next weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s issue.+
QUARTERBACK competition ongoing THE SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE FOOTBALL STARTING QUARTERBACK POSITION IS UP FOR GRABS AND IS BEING BATTLED FOR THIS SPRING
BRIEFS Baseball Southeast wins OVC series over EIU
4HE 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE BASEBALL TEAM WRAPPED UP A THREE GAME SERIES AGAINST /HIO6ALLEY #ONFERENCE OPPONENT %ASTERN )LLINOIS WITH A VICTORY ON 3UNDAY AT #APAHA Field. 3ENIOR PITCHER !LEX7INKELMAN EARNED HIS FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON AS A STARTING PITCHER BY THROWING NINE SHUTOUT INNINGS AGAINST THE 0ANTHERS IN THE FINAL GAME 7INKELMAN STRUCK OUT FOUR 0ANTHERS AND ALLOWED SIX HITS IN HIS FIRST SHUTOUT OF THE SEASON 7INKELMAN IS CURRENTLY TIED FOR FIRST IN STRIKEOUTS WITH SENIOR PITCHER 4RAVIS (AYES AS BOTH HAVE ON THE YEAR COMBINING FOR OF THE TEAM S STRIKEOUTS 3OUTHEAST SCORED FIVE RUNS IN THE FIRST TWO INNINGS OF PLAY WITH SENIOR LEFT FIELDER !NDY ,ENNINGTON STARTING OFF THE SCORING BY DRIVING IN THIRD BASEMAN 4REVOR %ZELL *UNIOR FIRST BASEMAN 2YAN 2IPPE EARNED HIS TWO 2")S OF THE GAME BY DRIVING IN ,ENNINGTON AND SENIOR RIGHT FIELDER $ALTON (EWITT ON A SINGLE TO MAKE IT AFTER THE FIRST INNING 3OUTHEAST S FINAL RUN OF THE DAY CAME IN THE NEXT INNING WHEN SENIOR "RENDON .EEL HIT HIS THIRD HOMERUN OF THE SEASON WITH NO ONE ON BASE "OTH TEAMS DIDN T SCORE A RUN FOR THE REST OF THE GAME AND THIS EARNED 3OUTHEAST ITS TH /6# WIN OF THE SEASON KEEPING IT FIRST IN THE CONFERENCE 3OUTHEAST WILL START ITS HOME STAND AGAINST 3)5 AT P M ON 4UESDAY AND WILL THEN START A THREE GAME SERIES AGAINST /6# OPPONENT *ACKSONVILLE 3TATE AT P M ON &RIDAY AT #APAHA &IELD
Softball Redhawks get swept in latest OVC series
4HE 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE SOFTBALL TEAM LOST ON 3UNDAY IN THE FINAL GAME OF A THREE GAME SERIES AGAINST /HIO6ALLEY #ONFERENCE OPPONENT -URRAY 3TATE 3OUTHEAST S ONLY RUN CAME FROM NONE OTHER THAN ITS LEADER IN HOME RUNS SENIOR CENTER FIELDER +AYLA &ORTNER WHO HIT HER TH HOMER OF THE SEASON IN THE GAME S FINAL INNING &ORTNER IS CURRENTLY SECOND FOR HOME RUNS IN THE /6# UNDER 4ENNESSEE 4ECH JUNIOR /LIVIA "ENNETT WHO HAS HOME RUNS ON THE YEAR &RESHMAN PITCHER -ADELINE +RUMREY MADE HER TH START OF THE SEASON IN THE TEAM S LOSS AND IS NOW ON THE season. +RUMREY THREW INNINGS ON 3UNDAY WHERE SHE ONLY STRUCK OUT TWO 2ACERS AND ALLOWED SEVEN HITS IN THE /6# loss. 3OUTHEAST WILL HOST TWO /6# SERIES THIS WEEKEND STARTING AT NOON ON 3ATURDAY AGAINST -OREHEAD 3TATE IN A DOUBLEHEADER 4HE 2EDHAWKS WILL THEN HAVE ANOTHER DOUBLEHEADER AT NOON ON 3UNDAY AGAINST %ASTERN +ENTUCKY
Tennis Team wins its final match of the season The Southeast Missouri State tennis team won its last MATCH OF THE SEASON AGAINST /HIO6ALLEY #ONFERENCE OPPONENT 4ENNESSEE 3TATE ON 3ATURDAY 4HIS WAS ONLY 3OUTHEAST S SECOND WIN OF THE SEASON AS THE TEAM FINISHED OVERALL AND IN THE /6# 4ENNESSEE 3TATE WENT WITHOUT WINNING A GAME THIS SEASON AT OVERALL AND IN /6# PLAY 3OUTHEAST HASN T HAD A WINNING PERCENTAGE LESS THAN SINCE WHEN IT WENT 4HIS WAS ,EAH +ILLEN S SECOND SEASON AS THE TEAM S COACH AND IN HER FIRST YEAR 3OUTHEAST WENT OVERALL 4HE 2EDHAWKS ONLY WON OUT OF SINGLES THIS SEASON WITH SOPHOMORE !NNISA7ARASANTI WINNING A TEAM HIGH nine. 7ARASANTI WON HER FINAL SET AGAINST IN THE SHUTOUT VICTORY AGAINST 4ENNESSEE 3TATE &RESHMAN -ARIYA +OSTYUK ALSO WON HER FINAL SINGLE OF THE YEAR ON 3ATURDAY BRINGING HER SINGLE S RECORD TO
Senior quarterback Alex Niznak (left) and junior quarterback Tay Bender (right) on the field at Houck Stadium for spring practice on April 8. Photo by Sean Burke
Tay Bender and Alex Niznak headline QB battle NICK MCNEAL SPORTS EDITOR
!FTER SIGNING HIS RECRUITING CLASS
3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE FOOTBALL COACH 4OM -ATUKEWICZ SAID THAT HE FELT THERE WAS A NEED FOR COMPETITION AT THE QUARTERBACK POSITION 'OING INTO SPRING SENIOR QUARTERBACK !LEX .IZNAK WAS NAMED THE .O QUARTERBACK FOR 3OUTHEAST S OFFENSE !FTER THREE WEEKS OF SPRING PRACTICES AND SCRIMMAGES TRANSFER JUNIOR QUARTERBACK 4AY "ENDER IS NOW THE TEAM S .O QUARTERBACK OF THE OFFENSE h) FEEL LIKE WE VE GOT SOME GOOD COMPETITION v -ATUKEWICZ SAID h) THINK "ENDER AND .IZNAK ARE COMPETING ON A DAILY BASIS AND ) THINK THAT S HELPFUL x 7E TELL THEM @.OW 3EPTEMBER IS A LONGTIME FROM NOW *UST FOCUS ON BEING A LITTLE BIT BETTER TOMORROW THAN TODAY v -ATUKEWICZ SAID THAT HE AND THE STAFF DECIDED TO NAME "ENDER THE .O QUARTERBACK BECAUSE OF HIS PERFORMANCE AT THE TEAM S SCRIMMAGE ON !PRIL h4HE FILM TOLD US THAT "ENDER OUTPERFORMED .IZNAK THAT DAY AND SO WE MADE THAT SWITCH v -ATUKEWICZ SAID h) TOLD THEM BOTH THAT ) M VERY INTERESTED TO SEE HOW THEY BOTH HANDLE EACH SITUATION v "ENDER CONNECTED WITH SOPHOMORE WIDE RECEIVER !DRIAN $AVIS FOR THE FIRST SCORE OF THE DAY ON !PRIL FOR A YARD TOUCHDOWN )N 3OUTHEAST S LATEST SCRIMMAGE WHICH WAS ON 3ATURDAY "ENDER CONNECTED WITH SEVERAL OF THE TEAM S RECEIVERS LIKE SENIOR WIDE RECEIVER 0AUL -C2OBERTS WHO LED THE TEAM IN RECEIVING YARDS AND RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS LAST YEAR h(E ;"ENDER= MOVED THE CHAINS
DIDN T MAKE A LOT OF MENTAL ERRORS v -ATUKEWICZ SAID ABOUT THE TEAM S SCRIMMAGE ON !PRIL h3TATISTICALLY HE WAS VERY GOOD Â&#x2C6; HAD A COUPLE OF TOUCHDOWN PASSES AND THINGS LIKE THAT !T THE END OF THE DAY IT WAS THAT HE
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OUTPERFORMED HIM ;.IZNAK= SO THAT S WHY ) MADE THAT MOVE v -ATUKEWICZ SAID THAT AS A RECRUITING METHOD HE AND THE STAFF GO AFTER DUAL THREAT QUARTERBACKS SINCE HE DOESN T FEEL WHOEVER IS AT THE POSITION WILL HAVE A LOT OF TIME IN THE POCKET h3O WE NEED A GUY THAT CAN MOVE AROUND A LITTLE BIT AND THOSE GUYS AND 4AY HAVE DONE A GOOD JOB OF EXTENDING PLAYS v -ATUKEWICZ SAID h4HEY MAY EXTEND IT AND THROW IT OR THEY MAY TAKE OFF AND RUN IT BUT BOTH ARE VERY EFFECTIVE AND 4AY IS A LEGITIMATE ATHLETE (E S A ; YARD DASH= GUY SO WE WANT HIM TO USE THE GIFTS THAT 'OD GAVE HIM Â&#x2C6; TAKE OFF RUNNING EVERY NOW AND THEN v "ENDER TRANSFERRED FROM )OWA7ESTERN #OMMUNITY #OLLEGE WHERE HE WENT AS THE TEAM S STARTING QUARTERBACK )N HIS FINAL SEASON AT )OWA7ESTERN "ENDER ACCUMULATED MORE THAN TOTAL YARDS WITH PASSING YARDS AND RUSHING YARDS "ENDER HAD PASSING TOUCHDOWNS WITH NINE INTERCEPTIONS AND ALSO FOUR RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS IN HIS FINAL SEASON AT )OWA Western. h4AY COMES IN AND WAS KIND OF LIKE AN !LEX SITUATION LAST FALL v 3OUTHEAST OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR AND QUARTERBACK COACH 3HERARD 0OTEETE SAID h3O HE S NEW HE S NEW TO THE GUYS AND HE S NEW TO EVERYTHING SUCH AS TERMINOLOGY )T TAKES GUYS WHO TRANSFER IN A LITTLE TIME TO PICK UP *UST NOT REALLY GEL WITH THE OFFENSE BUT GEL WITH THE TEAM AS A WHOLE v -ATUKEWICZ SAID THAT IT S A HARD TRANSITION FOR ANY PLAYER TO TRANSFER TO ANOTHER SCHOOL WHICH BOTH OF THESE QUARTERBACKS HAVE DONE h7HAT S HARD ABOUT IT IS EARNING THE RESPECT OF YOUR TEAMMATES AND SO ) THINK HE S ;"ENDER= DONE THAT v -ATUKEWICZ SAID h4HE GUYS ) VE TALKED TO THEY FEEL VERY COMFORTABLE WITH HIM (E S LED BY EXAMPLE BEEN HUMBLE AND TRIED TO OUTWORK PEOPLE AND SO ) THINK THAT S
BEEN GREAT v .IZNAK TRANSFERRED TO 3OUTHEAST IN FROM #ENTRAL -ICHIGAN AND PLAYED IN FOUR GAMES LAST SEASON )N THOSE FOUR GAMES .IZNAK COMPLETED FIVE OUT OF HIS PASSING ATTEMPTS FOR YARDS and had no touchdowns with one INTERCEPTION 0OTEETE SAID THAT THE COMPETITION IS ONGOING AND THAT THIS TYPE OF SITUATION SEPARATES PLAYERS AND CAN EITHER MAKE someone a winner or a coward. h#OMPETITION IS A HEALTHY THING SO WE RE JUST TRYING TO EMPHASIZE THE COMPETITION EACH DAY v 0OTEETE SAID h!ND SO FROM A COACHING STANDPOINT YOU WANT TO SEE HOW EACH GUY KIND OF COMES OUT AND RESPONDS TO IT ) THINK AS SPRING BALL GOES SUMMER GOES ON AND FALL CAMP GOES ON THERE S GOING TO BE COMPETITION EACH DAY v 3OUTHEAST HAS TWO MORE SPRING PRACTICES AND WILL THEN HAVE ITS SPRING GAME AT P M ON 3UNDAY AT (OUCK 3TADIUM -ATUKEWICZ SAID THAT HE IS CONCERNED THAT THE TEAM WON T BE ABLE TO HAVE A REGULAR SPRING GAME BECAUSE OF ALL OF ITS INJURIES (E SAID THAT THE SPRING GAME WILL NOW JUST MOST LIKELY BE AN OFFENSIVE VERSUS DEFENSIVE SCRIMMAGE h(E S THE GUY ;STARTING QUARTERBACK= THAT S GOING TO TOUCH THE BALL EVERY TIME SO HE S GOT HIS HAND ON THE TRIGGER v -ATUKEWICZ SAID h.UMBER ONE IS ) WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT GUY HAS GREAT DECISION MAKING ) WANT HIM TO LEAD OUR FOOTBALL TEAM AND AT THE END OF THE DAY HOW ) JUDGE QUARTERBACKS IS WHEN HE S SUPPOSED TO THROW IT IN THE FLAT
AND IT S COVERED NOW WHAT ! BAD ONE TURNS IT OVER A GOOD ONE THROWS IT OUT OF BOUNDS AND A GREAT ONE FINDS A WAY TO GET A FIRST DOWN EITHER SCRAMBLING OR THROWING 3O AT THE END OF THE DAY THOSE ARE THE THREE THINGS THAT ) M GOING TO JUDGE THOSE GUYS ON v -ATUKEWICZ SAID THAT A STARTER WOULD NOT BE NAMED UNTIL !UGUST LIKE HE AND THE STAFF DID BY NAMING FORMER 2EDHAWK +YLE 3NYDER THE STARTER LAST FALL
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THOMAS PLACES NINTH Southeast Missouri State sophomore gymnast Ashley Thomas tied for ninth place at the NCAA Norman Regionals on April 4. Read more about the regionals meet at southeastArrow.com/sports.+
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THE SECOND ANNUAL EDGAR JONES YOUTH FOOTBALL CLINIC WILL BE HELD BEFORE SOUTHEAST FOOTBALL’S SPRING GAME ON SATURDAY
Football team hopes to make a difference in youth clinic participants’ lives This will be former Southeast Missouri State football player Edgar Jones’ second youth football clinic JUSTIN HOTOP STAFF WRITER
7HEN A COLLEGE PLAYER HITS IT BIG AND MAKES IT TO A PROFESSIONAL ROSTER SOMETIMES THEY COME BACK TO THE COMMUNITY WHERE THEY MADE THEIR START AND GIVE BACK 4HAT IS EXACTLY WHAT FORMER 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE PLAYER %DGAR Jones is doing. 3OUTHEAST WILL HOST ITS SECOND ANNUAL %DGAR *ONES9OUTH &OOTBALL #LINIC BEFORE ITS SPRING GAME ON !PRIL *ONES WAS NAMED A FIRST TEAM !LL !MERICAN FOLLOWING HIS SENIOR SEASON AS A 2EDHAWK IN WHEN HE LED WITH $IVISION ) !! SACKS (E WAS SIGNED BY THE "ALTIMORE 2AVENS AS AN UNDRAFTED FREE AGENT WHERE HE PLAYED FOR SIX SEASONS AS AN OUTSIDE LINEBACKER BUT HIS BIGGEST CONTRIBUTIONS CAME AS A MEMBER OF THE SPECIAL TEAMS "EFORE RETIRING IN *ONES PLAYED WITH THE +ANSAS #ITY #HIEFS $ALLAS #OWBOYS AND #LEVELAND "ROWNS (E RECORDED A TOTAL OF TACKLES AND SACKS IN HIS CAREER h)T S A CHANCE FOR HIM TO COME BACK NOW THAT HE HAS PLAYED IN THE .&, AND DEDICATE HIS
TIME TO TEACHING THE YOUTH IN THE AREA ABOUT HARD WORK AND WHAT IT TAKES TO SUCCEED IN LIFE v 0HILLIP ,ADY DIRECTOR OF MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS WITH 3OUTHEAST ATHLETICS SAID h4HIS ALLOWS FOR THE KIDS TO BE FIT AND HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO BE A COLLEGIATE ATHLETE AS %DGAR WAS BECAUSE HE WAS FORTUNATE TO PLAY HERE v
“Goal No. 1 is to have fun. We want all the kids to leave here with a smile on their face and enjoy themselves. I also want them to think about going and staying in school and getting into college and those types of things.” Tom Matukewicz 4HE CLINIC IS OPEN TO KIDS IN GRADES AND WILL BE HELD A M TO NOON ,ADY SAID THEY ARE EXPECTING A BIG TURNOUT FOR THE EVENT h,AST YEAR WE HAD JUST OVER KIDS AND RIGHT NOW WE HAVE ABOUT v ,ADY SAID h"ETWEEN NOW AND THE TIME THE CLINIC STARTS
WITH THE WALKUPS WE HAVE ON THE DAY OF THE CLINIC ) EXPECT THAT NUMBER TO BE AROUND v 4HE CLINIC WILL CONSIST OF SEVERAL STATIONS WITH THE PLAYERS AND COACHES ON THE 3OUTHEAST FOOTBALL TEAM HELPING OUT AT THEIR
POSITION S DRILLS 3OUTHEAST S SECOND YEAR COACH 4OM -ATUKEWICZ HOPES THE KIDS ACCOMPLISH ONE THING AT THE CLINIC (AVE FUN h'OAL .O IS TO HAVE FUN v -ATUKEWICZ SAID h7E WANT ALL THE KIDS TO LEAVE HERE WITH A SMILE ON THEIR FACE AND ENJOY THEMSELVES ) ALSO WANT THEM TO THINK ABOUT GOING AND STAYing in school and getting into college and THOSE TYPES OF THINGS v .OT ONLY DO THE COACHES AND PLAYERS TEACH THE KIDS ABOUT FOOTBALL AND LIFE IN GENERAL BUT SENIOR QUARTERBACK !LEX .IZNAK THINKS HE WILL LEARN SOME THINGS FROM THE KIDS AS WELL THAT HE CAN TAKE WITH HIM WHEN THE CLINIC IS OVER h7ORKING WITH THE YOUTH IN ATHLETICS IS ALL ABOUT THE PASSION FOR GIVING BACK v .IZNAK SAID h)F ) CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN A KID S LIFE
THEN IT WAS ALL WORTH IT v -OST PLAYERS WON T BE ABLE TO STAY FOR THE FULL DURATION OF THE CLINIC BUT THOSE INJURED AND NOT PARTICIPATING IN THE GAME WILL -ATUKEWICZ TALKED ABOUT GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY WITH HIS PLAYERS AND SAID THIS IS ONE WAY FOR PLAYERS TO HELP OUT WITH THE COMMUNITY h) ALWAYS TELL MY PLAYERS THAT IT S NOT ABOUT YOU AND MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN SOMEONE S LIFE v -ATUKEWICZ SAID h) WANT THEM TO COME OUT OF THIS KNOWING THAT THEY MADE A KID HAVE A GOOD DAY v 0ARTICIPANTS IN THE CAMP WILL ALSO RECEIVE A FREE 4 SHIRT BUT IT IS LIMITED TO ONLY THE FIRST KIDS THAT REGISTER %ACH KID AT THE CLINIC WILL ALSO HAVE A CHANCE TO RUN ONTO THE FIELD WITH THE TEAM BEFORE THE SPRING GAME WHICH STARTS AT P M
Edgar Jones will be hosting his second annual Youth Football Clinic from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday at Houck Stadium. Submitted photo -ATUKEWICZ HOPES THAT SPECIAL THINGS LIKE THIS WILL CREATE FANS FOR THE PROGRAM h4HE DEAL WHERE THE KIDS RUN ONTO THE FIELD IS CALLED @4HE ,OCK N 2OCK AND ) WANT THINGS LIKE THAT AND THIS CAMP TO CREATE FANS AND HOPEFULLY IT WILL HAVE THEM COMING BACK FOR EVERY GAME v "OTH THE CLINIC AND THE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC AND WILL BE HELD AT (OUCK 3TADIUM
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STUDENTS take off with death metal project EURYDICE HAS ALREADY PERFORMED AS AN OPENER FOR BANDS LIKE SAVING ABEL AND RED JUMPSUIT APPARATUS
Cape Girardeau-based band Eurydice plays at Battle for Pointfest festival IAN WILLIS ARROW REPORTER
)N *UNE 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIversity student and vocalist Josh Cooley POSTED A &ACEBOOK STATUS IN HOPES OF CREATING A BAND #OOLEY ASKED ABOUT STARTING A COVER BAND BASED ON THE WELL KNOWN ROCK BAND 3YSTEM OF A $OWN AND * 2 $AVIS A 3OUTHEAST STUDENT WHO HAD NEVER MET #OOLEY FACE TO FACE
RESPONDED TO THE INVITATION !S MUSICAL ROLES AND PREFERENCES WERE RECOGNIZED BY THE BAND MEMBERS THE DEATH METAL BAND %URYDICE NAMED AFTER THE WIFE OF MYTHOLOGICAL 'REEK MUSICIAN /RPHEUS WAS FORMED h7HEN ) SAW THE STATUS ) WAS LIKE @9ES ) LIKE THAT v $AVIS SAID h3O NOW WE PLAY DEATH METAL PARTLY BECAUSE IT INCORPORATES A LOT OF INTERESTING MUSIC THEORY AND PARTLY BECAUSE *OSH LIKES TO YELL AT THINGS v 3INCE THE BAND S TRANSITION TO DEATH METAL
%URYDICE HAS OPENED FOR BANDS SUCH AS 3AVING !BEL AND 2ED *UMPSUIT !PPARATUS IN THEIR FIRST FIVE PERFORMANCES (AVING ALSO PLAYED IN 4HE "ATTLE FOR 0OINTFEST A CONCERT SERIES FOR LOCAL BANDS IN 3AUGET )LLINOIS $AVIS SAID HE IS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED WITH THE BAND S POSITION h!FTER EIGHT MONTHS OF BEING A BAND WE VE OPENED FOR TWO ACTS THAT HAVE SONGS ON THE RADIO v $AVIS SAID h7E VE BEEN OPENING FOR GOOD ACTS HAVING ONLY PLAYED FIVE SHOWS )T S RIDICULOUS v 4HE BAND HAS BEEN ABLE TO HOLD PERFORMANCES IN THE MIDST OF ORIGINAL MEMBERS LEAVING SINCE ITS FORMATION /NE OF THE LEAD GUITARISTS LEFT BECAUSE OF ON STAGE ISSUES IN /CTOBER CAUSING THE
BAND TO HAVE TO FIND A REPLACEMENT BEFORE A (ALLOWEEN PERFORMANCE ! MEMBER OF 0HI -U !LPHA MUSIC FRATERNITY $AVIS PROCEEDED TO ASK FRATERNITY BROTHER and guitarist Chris Boyd to join. $AVIS AND #OOLEY SAID THAT THEY KNEW "OYD WAS A SUITABLE REPLACEMENT AFTER PLAYING WITH HIM FOR A SHORT TIME h4HE MOMENT ) KNEW THAT IT WAS A GOOD DECISION TO GET #HRIS WAS DURING "ATTLE FOR 0OINTFEST v $AVIS SAID h/N STAGE NEITHER OF US WERE TRYING TO LOOK HARD CORE BUT FOR SOME reason there was a moment where we were BOTH GIGGLING LIKE SCHOOLGIRLS )T WAS THAT MOMENT WHERE WE BOTH THOUGHT WHAT WE WERE DOING WAS SO COOL v
“On stage neither of us were trying to look hard-core. ... It was that moment where we both thought what we were doing was so cool.” J.R. Davis )NITIALLY "OYD SAID HE WAS UNPREPARED IN REGARDS TO EQUIPMENT AND THE BAND S SET LIST
BUT HE HAS BEEN ABLE TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND ENJOY HIS TIME WITH THE BAND h) DIDN T HAVE A GOOD AMPLIFIER AND ) WAS RUNNING MY GUITAR THROUGH AN APP ON MY I0AD v "OYD SAID h) NEVER WOULD VE EXPECTED TO BE IN A BAND LET ALONE A RELATIVELY SUCCESSFUL BAND FOR THE AMOUNT OF TIME WE VE BEEN TOGETHER v !FTER JOINING "OYD DREW MIXED REACTIONS
Chris Boyd is Eurydice’s lead guitarist. Submitted photo FROM HIS PARENTS WHICH HE SAID IS TO BE EXPECTED FROM MOST PARENTS 2EGARDLESS OF THEIR VIEWS "OYD SAID THAT HIS PARENTS SUPPORT HIS EFFORTS AND THE BAND h-Y MOM BRAGS ABOUT ME ALL THE TIME BECAUSE ) M ALWAYS BUYING GUITARS v "OYD SAID h3HE LL TALK ON THE PHONE AND SAY THINGS LIKE @'IRL HE S IN A hMETALv BAND -Y DAD IS LIKE AN OLD SCHOOL DAD THAT ALWAYS ASKS ME
@7HY DON T YOU PLAY SOMETHING GOOD v 3INCE "OYD S ARRIVAL THE BAND HAS RELEASED A FREE DEMO ALBUM FEATURING ORIGINAL SONGS
WITH A FULL LENGTH ALBUM EXPECTED AT THE END OF THE YEAR ACCORDING TO "OYD
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/UTSIDE OF ORIGINAL MATERIAL "OYD SAID THE BAND PERFORMS REMAKES OF POPULAR SONGS LIKE +ATY 0ERRY S h$ARK (ORSEv AND -ILEY #YRUS S h7RECKING "ALL v "OYD SAID THE BAND ENJOYS CREATING AND PLAYING MUSIC AT THE MOMENT BUT HE HOPES TO SEE THE BAND GO BEYOND THE CONFINES OF #APE Girardeau. h!S OF RIGHT NOW WE ALL JUST ENJOY MAKING MUSIC JUST FOR PEOPLE TO HEAR US v "OYD SAID h)T S A SHOT IN THE DARK BUT HOPEFULLY THIS COULD BE SOMETHING THAT WE COULD TOUR WITH ACROSS THE -IDWEST OR AT LEAST THROUGHOUT THE STATE v
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TOURING BALLET The Russian National Ballet Theatre will be performing Tchaikovsky’s “The Sleeping Beauty” at 7:30 p.m. April 24 in the Donald C. Bedell Performance Hall at Southeast’s River Campus.+
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JESSIMAE Peluso to come to Southeast SAC IS BRINGING A RECOGNIZABLE NAME TO CAMPUS, AND GRADUATING ART STUDENTS WILL DISPLAY THEIR WORK IN A FINAL SHOW
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h4O BE HONEST IT IS MY LAST EVENT AS A COMEDY COORDINATOR SO ) WANTED TO LEAVE OUT WITH A BIG BANG AND THAT S WHY ) TOOK A RISK
BECAUSE FOR THE PAST FOUR OR FIVE YEARS THE COMEDIANS WHICH ARE COMING ARE NOT EXACTLY ARE SAFE COMEDIANS THEY RE GOOD COMEDIANS BUT THEY RE KIND OF IN THE LOWER RANGE OF THOUSANDS COMEDIANS ) TOOK A RISK HERE BY BRINGING AN EXPENSIVE COMEDIAN BECAUSE ) WANTED TO TAKE A RISK AND PLUS ) WANTED TO SEE HOW THE STUDENT BODY GENERAL STUDENTS
THEY REACT TO A FAMOUS PERSON )T S NOT LIKE JUST FAMOUS SHE IS LEGIT FAMOUS SO A FAMOUS PERSON COMING TO THE CAMPUS ) M REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO A CROWD ) M REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO AN EXCITED CROWD .OT JUST COMING THERE FOR THE SAKE OF AN EVENT BUT COMING THERE TO SEE SOMEONE PERFORM v *OANNA 3HAVER THE COORDINATOR OF CAMPUS PROGRAMMING AND ADVISER TO 3!# SAID BRINGING 0ELUSO TO 3OUTHEAST WAS AN EASY CHOICE BECAUSE HER NAME IS RECOGNIZABLE AND SHE IS GENUINELY FUNNY h) THINK WHEN WE TALK ABOUT COMEDY YOU TYPICALLY THINK OF THE MALE COMEDIANS THAT ARE OUT THERE ESPECIALLY WITH YOU KNOW +EVIN (ART BEING SO BIG AND POPULAR BUT THERE ARE SO MANY TALENTED WOMEN
Rebecca Perry OUT THERE v 3HAVER SAID h!T OUR ACTIVITIES CONFERENCE WE HAD SO MANY FEMALE COMEDIANS THAT SHOWCASED AND DID SUCH A GREAT JOB
AND THEY JUST SHINED ABOVE THE REST WHEN WE WERE SELECTING COMEDIANS THIS YEAR v 3URYAVANSHI SAID HE HOPES STUDENTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE 0ELUSO PERFORM CONSIDERING IT WILL BE ONE OF THE LAST BIG EVENTS ON CAMPUS BEFORE FINALS WEEK h) THINK YOU SHOULD BLOW OFF SOME STEAM
COME THERE ) DEFINITELY FEEL THAT COMING TO AN EVENT AND WATCHING A PERSON DO COMEDY LIVE IS REALLY GOOD FOR YOUR HEALTH v 3URYAVANSHI SAID h)T IS GOOD IF YOU LAUGH IT S A GOOD DOSE AND YOU GET RELAXED BEFORE YOU START STUDYING BUT IT S ALSO THE FACTOR THAT SHE S ONE OF THE FAMOUS PEOPLE SO YOU GET TO SEE ONE OF THE FAMOUS PEOPLE FREE OF COST BECAUSE OF ONE OF YOUR ORGANIZATIONS ON CAMPUS AND YOU SHOULD TAKE FULL USE OF IT 9OU SHOULD REALLY EXPLOIT THE RESOURCES WE ARE GIVING AS AN ORGANIZATION v h3!# WORKS HARD TO BRING GREAT ENTERTAINMENT TO CAMPUS AND WE WOULD LOVE FOR STUDENTS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT BECAUSE YOU NEVER KNOW WHO YOU RE GOING TO SEE AT COLLEGE THAT MIGHT BE ON TELEVISION ONE DAY OR IN A MOVIE v 3HAVER SAID hx )T S REALLY EXCITING TO SAY YOU KNOW THESE COMEDIANS CAME TO OUR CAMPUS AND NOW THEY RE MAKING IT BIG 9OU NEVER KNOW WHO YOU RE GOING TO SEE v !LL STUDENTS FACULTY AND STAFF CAN ATTEND THE EVENT FOR FREE WITH A VALID 3OUTHEAST )$
AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY CAN ATTEND FOR PER PERSON &OR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT 0ELUSO VISIT HER WEBSITE JESSImae.com. h3TUDENTS SHOULD COME BECAUSE IT IS A FREE EVENT FOR STUDENTS AND IT S A GREAT CHANCE TO SEE AN UP AND COMING COMEDIAN THAT IS MAKING THE ROUNDS AND IS QUITE POPULAR AND ON A POPULAR SHOW v 3HAVER SAID h2EALLY ) CAN T STRESS ENOUGH THAT IT S FREE AND IT S JUST A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THEM TO GET OUT AND HAVE SOME FUN WITH SOME FRIENDS v
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“I’m really looking forward to an excited crowd. Not just coming there for the sake of an event, but coming there to see someone perform.” Abhishek Suryavanshi
“Girl Code’s” Jessimae Peluso will perform at 8 p.m. April 21 in the Academic Hall Auditorium. Photo by
! STRESSFUL TIME IS UPON SENIORS PREPARING FOR GRADUATION PARTICULARLY FOR THE NINE 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITY SENIORS PRESENTING THEIR WORK IN THE $EPARTMENT OF !RT S "&! 'RADUATING 3ENIORS %XHIBITION 4HE STUDENTS WILL SHOWCASE FOUR EXHIBITIONS EACH LASTING A WEEK 4HE 2IVER #AMPUS !RT 'ALLERY WILL SHOWCASE THE ARTISTS WORK !PRIL THROUGH -AY +RISTIN 0OWERS .OWLIN GALLERY COORDINATOR WILL OVERSEE THE EXHIBITION AND IS EXCITED FOR HER STUDENTS FUTURE h4HE "&! STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE A CAPSTONE COURSE IN WHICH THEY PRODUCE THE ARTWORK FOR THE "&! %XHIBITION v 0OWERS .OWLIN SAID IN AN EMAIL INTERVIEW h4HEY USUALLY DO THIS IN THEIR LAST SEMESTER AT 3OUTHEAST 4HEY PRODUCE WORK IN THE AREA OF THEIR SPECIALIZATION WHICH COULD BE CERAMICS DIGITAL ART GRAPHIC DESIGN ILLUSTRATION
PAINTING PRINTMAKING AND SCULPTURE 4HIS SPRING THERE ARE FOUR ONE WEEK EXHIBITIONS SCHEDULED v 4HE EXHIBITION IS PLANNED OUT BY EACH STUDENT BASED ON HOW THEY WANT THEIR WORK TO BE DISPLAYED 4HE STUDENT MUST TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE GALLERY SPACE AND BEGIN THINKING ABOUT HOW TO BEST UTILIZE THAT SPACE TO BEST CREATE AN ENVIRONMENT FOR THEIR WORK +RISTA -ILLER A SENIOR AT 3OUTHEAST IS ONE OF THE NINE STUDENTS WHOSE WORK WILL BE ON DISPLAY -ILLER HAS BEEN PREPARING FOR HER CAPSTONE PROJECT SINCE THE BEGINNING OF LAST SEMESTER ALTHOUGH SHE ADMITS SHE S BEEN THINKING ABOUT IDEAS AND CONCEPTS FOR IT SINCE SHE FIRST LAID EYES ON THE EXHIBITION HER
FRESHMAN YEAR AT 3OUTHEAST -ILLER CONCENTRATES IN GRAPHIC DESIGN 3HE HAS WORKED ON CREATING A WEBSITE AS HER CAPSTONE 4HE INTRICACIES INVOLVED TO MAKE NAVIGATION OF THE SITE IS HER MAIN FOCUS h)N DESIGNING THE WEBSITE MY GOALS WERE TO MAKE IT EASY TO NAVIGATE AND ALSO VISUALLY INTERESTING TO KEEP THE USER ON THE SITE v -ILLER SAID h) WORKED HEAVILY ON THE DESIGN OF THE WEBSITE LAYOUT AS WELL AS CHOOSING THE COLOR SCHEME AND WORKING WITH TYPOGRAPHICAL HIERARCHY TO MAKE IT VISUALLY SUCCESSFUL v !CCORDING TO -ILLER TYPOGRAPHICAL HIERARCHY IS A SYSTEM USED TO ORGANIZE TYPE ALLOWING THE READER TO EASILY FIND WHAT THEY RE LOOKING FOR h&OR MYSELF AND FOR MOST ART MAJORS THE "&! CAPSTONE PROJECT IS THE CULMINATION OF ALL ) HAVE LEARNED IN MY YEARS AS A STUDENT AT 3OUTHEAST AND A CHANCE FOR ME TO SHOWCASE MY SKILLS AND BEST IDEAS v -ILLER SAID h4HE PROJECT IS A CHANCE FOR ME TO TEST MY SKILLS ON A CONCEPT THAT IS UNIQUELY MY OWN v 4HE FIRST EXHIBITION WILL BE ON DISPLAY !PRIL WITH A CLOSING RECEPTION FROM TO P M !PRIL 4HE SECOND EXHIBITION SHOWS !PRIL -AY WITH A CLOSING RECEPTION FROM TO P M -AY 4HE THIRD EXHIBITION DISPLAYS -AY PROVIDING A CLOSING RECEPTION FROM TO P M -AY 4HE FOURTH AND FINAL EXHIBITION WILL BE OPEN -AY WITH THE FINAL CLOSING RECEPTION BEING HELD FROM TO P M -AY "OTH THE EXHIBITIONS AND RECEPTIONS WILL BE HELD IN THE 2IVER #AMPUS !RT 'ALLERY LOCATED IN 3EMINARY "UILDING 2OOM 4HE GALLERY S HOURS ARE TO P M -ONDAY THROUGH &RIDAY AND TO P M ON FIRST &RIDAYS !LL EXHIBITIONS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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,AUGHS ARE SURE TO BE HEARD DURING THE LAST COMEDIC VISIT OF THE SEMESTER AT 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITY WITH *ESSIMAE 0ELUSO OF THE -46 SHOW h'IRL #ODE v 3TUDENT !CTIVITIES #OUNCIL WILL HOST 0ELUSO FOR A STAND UP PRESENTATION AT P M ON !PRIL IN THE !CADEMIC (ALL !UDITORIUM !BHISHEK 3URYAVANSHI 3OUTHEAST STUDENT AND 3!# COMEDY COORDINATOR SAID HE LOOKED FOR COMEDIANS WHO WOULD BE APPEALING BUT AFFORDABLE WHEN IT CAME TO HIS BUDGET WITHIN 3!# h) HAD TO WORK IN MY BUDGET BUT AT THE SAME TIME ) HAD TO FIND SOMEONE WHICH WAS WELL KNOWN WELL KNOWN ENOUGH TO GATHER A CROWD SO ) THINK *ESSIMAE 0ELUSO SINCE SHE IS ON -46 AND SHE S ONE OF THE h'IRL #ODEv GIRLS YOU KNOW ) THOUGHT IT WOULD BE REALLY POPULAR WITHIN THE 'REEK ,IFE AND ESPECIALLY WITH THE GIRLS WHO WATCH -46 A LOT AND JUST IN GENERAL ) WANTED SOMEONE FAMOUS BUT STILL IN THE BUDGET v 3URYAVANSHI SAID THE PROCESS OF SELECTING A COMEDIAN TO NEGOTIATE WITH ABOUT COMING TO CAMPUS BEGINS WITH A SLIDESHOW PRESENTED TO ALL OF 3!# S MEMBERS !FTER THE SLIDESHOW
THE MEMBERS OF 3!# VOTE ON WHO THEY THINK WOULD BE THE BEST OPTIONS TO VISIT 3OUTHEAST /NCE 0ELUSO WAS DECIDED ON 3URYAVANSHI BEGAN TO SPEAK WITH HER AGENT 3URYAVANSHI SAID HE PUSHED TO BRING MORE FEMALE COMEDIANS TO CAMPUS DURING HIS YEAR AS COMEDY COORDINATOR AND IS EXCITED TO FINISH OUT THE YEAR WITH A BETTER KNOWN COMEDIC FIGURE LIKE 0ELUSO
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CENTER PROVIDING A VENUE FOR ARTISTIC AND CUL TURAL EXPRESSION 4HE DEPARTMENTS OF MUSIC
THEATER DANCE AND ART ARE HOUSED WITHIN THE %ARL AND -ARGIE (OLLAND 3CHOOL OF6ISUAL AND 0ERFORMING !RTS 3INCE THE 2IVER #AM PUS OPENING THERE HAS BEEN A SPARK FOR A GREATER APPRECIATION OF THE FINE ARTS 0UBLIC
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4HE 2IVER #AMPUS IS THE ONLY ESTABLISH MENT WITHIN THE SOUTHEAST -ISSOURI REGION THAT ACTS AS BOTH AN EDUCATION AND ENTERTAIN MENT FACILITY !T THE TIME OF ITS CONSTRUCTION
THE "OARD OF 2EGENTS AGREED TO DEDICATE A
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AS WELL AS STUDENTS FROM ACROSS THE NATION
COME TO 3OUTHEAST PURELY FOR WHAT THE 2IVER #AMPUS HAS TO OFFER 4HE FOLLOWING DATA AIMS TO ANALYZE THE INS AND OUTS OF THE DOLLARS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE THRIVING INSTITUTION EIGHT YEARS AFTER ITS DEDICATION
4HESE EXPENSES CAN INCLUDE ANY COSTS NOT DIRECTLY RELATED TO THOSE GOING TO UNI VERSITY FACULTY OR STAFF /PERATING EXPENSES
EQUIPMENT COSTS PERFORMANCE LICENSING AND PAYMENT TO GUEST ARTISTS ALL FALL UNDER THIS CATEGORY
"ASE BUDGET ALLOCATION TO THE RESPEC TIVE CATEGORIES IS FUNDED BY THE UNIVER SITY THROUGH A GENERAL OPERATING BUD GET 3TUDENT TUITION FEES ARE BROUGHT TOGETHER AND THEN REDISTRIBUTED OUT TO DEPARTMENTS BASED ON DEPARTMENTAL NEED FOLLOWING REVIEW 4UITION BUT ALSO STATE APPROPRIATIONS CONTRIBUTE TO THESE ALLOCATIONS
4HE BUDGET IN THIS COLUMN CAN BE A RESULT OF A COUPLE FACTORS ! DEPARTMENT MAY KNOW AHEAD OF AN EXPENSE WITHIN THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR SO THEY SAVE MONEY AS A ROLLOVER !NOTHER SCENARIO IS THAT A PUR CHASE ORDER WAS PUT IN AT THE END OF A YEAR BUT WASN T PROCESSED UNTIL THE FOLLOWING YEAR 4HIS IS USUALLY AN INTENTIONAL DECI SION AND SUBJECT TO THE MOST FLUCTUATION
4HE UNIVERSITY HAS COMMITTED TO SET TING ASIDE PAYMENT PRIMARILY FOR EQUIP MENT NEEDS FOR ALL THREE DEPARTMENTS AT THE 2IVER #AMPUS 4HESE EXPENSES WILL OFTEN LOOK INFLATED BECAUSE SPECIALIZED PRODUCTS COME AT A HIGHER COST
3OUTHEAST S COMMITMENT TO PRO GRAMMING COMPENSATES FOR ANY TOURING SHOW AND GUEST ARTIST LOSSES AS WELL AS TO LOST REVENUE FROM THE DISCOUNTED PRICES OF STUDENT TICKETS 4HIS FUND ULTIMATELY BREAKS EVEN
3EVERAL COURSES HAVE ADDITIONAL COURSE FEES SEPARATE FROM TUITION COSTS TO COVER THE NECESSARY MATERIALS FOR A SPECIFIC CLASS SUCH AS SPECIALITY ART SUPPLIES AND MUSICAL SCORES 4ICKET REVE NUES CONSTITUTE PROFIT FROM STUDENT PRO DUCED AND TOURING SHOWS
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SOUTHEAST Greek Life forms committee THE COMMITTEE WAS FORMED TO HELP SHATTER STEREOTYPES OF GREEK ORGANIZATIONS ON CAMPUS
Greek community looks to strengthen image with upcoming campaign MICHAEL STAMPER ARROW REPORTER
)N THE )NTERFRATERNITY #OUNCIL AT 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITY LAUNCHED ITS VERY FIRST 'REEK #AMPAIGN 4HE CAMPAIGN WAS STARTED BY FORMER )&# #OUNCIL 0RESIDENT .ICK -ADDOCK AS A METHOD TO PROMOTE A POSITIVE IMAGE OF 'REEK ,IFE AND EXPOSE THE INVOLVEMENT CHAPTERS HAVE ON CAMPUS )N RECENT MONTHS 'REEK ORGANIZATIONS HAVE COME UNDER HEAVY FIRE WITH INCIDENTS LIKE THE CONTROVERSIAL RACIST CHANT FROM /KLAHOMA S 3IGMA !LPHA %PSILON CHAPTER AND THE SUSPENSION OF 3IGMA 0HI %PSILON AT #LEMSON 5NIVERSITY IN 3OUTH #AROLINA OVER THE DEATH OF an associate member. "EING THE CAMPAIGN S THIRD YEAR THE COMMITTEE HAS SET OUT TO COMBAT THE NEGATIVE STIGMA SOMETIMES ASSOCIATED WITH 'REEK ,IFE AND TO DEVELOP A METHOD THAT BETTER ENVISIONS A TRADITIONAL 'REEK STUDENT h4HIS IS OUR THIRD YEAR DOING THE CAMPAIGN 4HIS YEAR IT S ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT DUE TO THE NEGATIVE PRESS 'REEK ,IFE IS GETTING AROUND THE WORLD v CURRENT )&# 0RESIDENT 0ARKER "UTler said. "UTLER ADDED THAT THIS YEAR S CAMPAIGN SEEKS TO FIND A BETTER WAY TO REACH OUT TO THOSE WHO ARE NOT AFFILIATED WITH 'REEK ,IFE AND TO STRENGTHEN THE RELATIONSHIP WITH 3OUTHEAST S STUDENT BODY 4O "UTLER SHOWCASING 'REEK ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVEMENT WITH COMMUNITY SERVICE AND PHILANTHROPIC OPPORTUNITIES IS A KEY GOAL IN STRIVING FOR A MORE POSITIVE IMAGE h)N PAST YEARS IT S BEEN MORE OF A MARKETING THING )T S BEEN MORE ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA FLIERS AND CHALKING 4HIS YEAR OUR GOAL IS TO IMPACT
AND REACH PEOPLE ) WANT THERE TO BE AN INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP BUILT WITH PEOPLE OUTSIDE THE 'REEK SYSTEM v "UTLER SAID h) WOULD REALLY LIKE THE NON 'REEK POPULATION TO SEE THE GREAT WORK WE DO v 6ICE 0RESIDENT OF 0UBLIC 2ELATIONS $AVID (EPPE SAID HE FEELS HIGHLIGHTING 'REEK ,IFE S DISPLAY OF DIVERSITY AND DEVOTION TO NURTURING THE COMMUNITY IS THE STRONGEST FORM OF STEREOTYPE BASHING h7HAT ) SAW BEFORE WITH THE 'REEK #AMPAIGN WAS THAT IT WAS ESSENTIALLY USED TO ADVERTISE 'REEK SUCCESS v (EPPE SAID h.OW WHAT ) REALLY WANT TO FOCUS ON WITH THE CAMPAIGN IS TO SHOW HOW THE 'REEK COMMUNITY GIVES BACK TO 3OUTHEAST AND ITS SURROUNDING communities. I would also love to touch base ON THE DIVERSITY WITH 'REEK ,IFE v (EPPE SAID THE PURPOSE OF THIS YEAR S CAMPAIGN IS TO FURTHER EXPOSE 'REEK ,IFE S INVOLVEMENT WITH THE COMMUNITY AND CAMPUS (EPPE BELIEVES THAT 3OUTHEAST S STUDENT BODY SHOULD FOCUS MORE ON THE TYPES OF INDIVIDUALS EACH CHAPTER IS SEEKING OUT AS OPPOSED TO COMMITTING ALL ATTENTION TOWARD THE NEGATIVE STEREOTYPES ONE MAY ASSOCIATE WITH THE 'REEK COMMUNITY h7E HAVE THINGS LIKE (AZING 0REVENTION 7EEK WHICH SHOWS WE ARE TAKING INITIATIVE v (EPPE SAID h7E ARE SEEING MORE AND MORE DIVERSE CULTURE BECAUSE YOU LL SEE PEOPLE WHO ARE GETTING BIDS WHO DON T FIT THE SPECIFIC LOOK OR MOLD OF 'REEK ,IFE AND ) THINK THAT S INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT v )N -ARCH "UTLER AND (EPPE SET OUT TO ESTABLISH A COMMITTEE THROUGH A PROCESS OF INTERVIEWS FROM INTERESTED APPLIcants. Those selected were chosen to be the
A committee has been formed within Greek Life to help members combat Greek stereotypes on campus. File photo REPRESENTATIVES OF THE OPERATIONS THE CAMPAIGN WILL CARRY OUT h4HE BIGGEST THING WE ARE LOOKING FOR IS SOMEONE WHO CAN STEP OUT OF THEIR OWN SHOES v "UTLER SAID h7E NEED PEOPLE WHO WILL STEP BACK FROM BEING A MEMBER OF THEIR CHAPTER AND LOOK AT WHAT S REALLY GOING ON v Butler noted that the committee memBERS WERE SELECTED BY AN INTERVIEW PROCESS
WHICH CONSISTED OF A SERIES OF QUESTIONS RELATING TO WHETHER THOSE INTERESTED WERE ABLE TO UPHOLD THEIR ORGANIZATION S VALUES OUTSIDE
THEIR CHAPTER h-OST OF THE WORK IS GOING TO ENTAIL BRAINSTORMING THINKING ABOUT WHAT IS IT WHAT WE CAN DO ALONG THE LINES OF MARKETING AND EVENTS TO PROMOTE 'REEK ,IFE TO GET ALL THESE THINGS WE ARE DOING OUT TO THE GENERAL POPULATION OF 3OUTHEAST AND TO THE #APE 'IRARDEAU COMMUNITY v "UTLER SAID 4HE CAMPAIGN IS CURRENTLY IN THE PROCESS OF EARLY DEVELOPMENT 4HE COMMITTEE PLANS TO RELEASE ITS FIRST PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL IN THE FALL semester.
SOUTHERN CROSS, NORTH STAR: The Cultural Politics of Civil War Memory in Missouri and the Middle Border, 1865-1915 Harold Holmes Dugger Lecture by Dr. Christopher Phillips Thursday, April 16, 7:30 p.m. University Center Ballroom Free and Open to the Public Dr. Christopher Phillips, professor of history at the University of Cincinnati, authored seven books and a dozen essays on regionalism, particularly as expressed in the history of the border slave states that remained in the Union during the Civil War. He will discuss how Missourians and their neighbors understand their place in history as much from the aftermath of the conflict as from the Civil War itself.
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REGISTER FOR FALL 2015 CLASSES In case you missed your priority registration date, students of all class levels are eligible to register for classes for the fall 2015 semester on April 23. Head to the Southeast portal to choose your classes and make sure youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re ready for the next school year.+
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UNIVERSITY promotes awareness, safety GREEK STUDENTS WILL ATTEND ALICE DEFENSE TRAINING SESSION, AND CAMPUS VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM HOSTS SAAM EVENTS
Sexual Assault Awareness Month promoted on Southeastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s campus ABBY BAKER ARROW REPORTER
An ALICE training session for students affiliated with Greek Life is set for April 28 in Dempster Hallâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Glenn Auditorium. File photo
ALICE training scheduled for Southeast Greek students MICHAEL STAMPER ARROW REPORTER
More than 74 school shootings have been CONFIRMED SINCE THE 3ANDY (OOK MASSACRE OF ACCORDING TO #.. 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITY SOPHOMORE 3EAN 4HOMAS RECENTLY INTEGRATED AN !,)#% TRAINING SESSION AS A MINIMUM STANDARD A TYPE OF EVENT GEARED TOWARDS UPHOLDING THEIR CHAPTERS VALUES AND PRINCIPLES 4HE SESSION WILL INFORM PARTICIPANTS ABOUT THE PROPER PROCEDURES OF HANDLING POTENTIAL THREATS ON CAMPUS !,)#% STANDS FOR !LERT ,OCKDOWN
)NFORM #OUNTER %VACUATE 4HE PROGRAM WAS DESIGNED AS A RESPONSE TO THE EVENTS AT #OLUMBINE IN 3INCE THEN !,)#% HAS aimed to educate the masses on what to do during a man-made threat. !CCORDING TO 4HOMAS WHO IS A MEMBER OF THE 'REEK )NTERFRATERNITY #OUNCIL AT 3OUTHEAST THE 'REEK COMMUNITY HASN T PARTICIPATED IN A TRAINING SESSION SIMILAR TO THIS !S LEADERS OF CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS 4HOMAS FEELS IT WILL BE A BENEFICIAL EVENT TO HOST FOR 'REEK STUDENTS h'REEKS ALWAYS CLAIM TO BE THE LEADERS OF THE COMMUNITY BUT BEING A LEADER MEANS MORE THAN HAVING A PRESENCE "EING A LEADER MEANS BEING ABLE TO GUIDE YOUR PEERS THROUGH DIFFICULT SITUATIONS WITH CONFIDENCE AND PROFICIENCY v 4HOMAS SAID h4HIS !,)#% TRAINING WILL GIVE MEMBERS OF THE FRATERNAL SYSTEM THE ABILITY TO HANDLE A DANGEROUS SITUATION IN A MANNER WHICH MANY OTHERS WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO v 4HOMAS ADDED THAT WHILE !,)#% TRAINING SESSIONS HAVE BEEN HELD BEFORE AT 3OUTHEAST HE FEELS IT IS IMPORTANT FOR THE SESSIONS TO GAIN MORE EXPOSURE 4HE EVENT WILL BE hosted as a minimum standard, an event WHICH 4HOMAS BELIEVES WILL BENEFIT EACH CHAPTER According to Thomas, organizations that hold themselves to higher standards within THEIR CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY SHOULD STRIVE TO LEARN AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE ABOUT BETTERING THEIR CAMPUS !,)#% TRAINING WILL PROVIDE 'REEKS WITH THE KNOWLEDGE OF HOW TO REACT IF THE CAMPUS UNDERGOES A LOCKDOWN situation. h) HOPE THE PARTICIPANTS BOTH RETAIN THE EXPERIENCE OF THE TRAINING AND THE MINDSET THAT THEIR ACTIONS AFFECT MORE THAN JUST
THEMSELVES v 4HOMAS SAID h4HIS TRAINING BRINGS WITH IT A RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEM TO PROTECT THOSE AROUND THEM AND STEP UP WHEN THEY ARE NEEDED )F THE 'REEKS WANT TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY BY THE COMMUNITY
THEN WE WILL NEED TO BEGIN TAKING UP THESE RESPONSIBILITIES INSTEAD OF BEHAVING WITH ONLY OURSELVES IN MIND v
â&#x20AC;&#x153;This ALICE training will give members of the fraternal system the ability to handle a dangerous situation in a manner which many others would not be able to.â&#x20AC;? Sean Thomas 4HE EVENT WILL CONSIST OF A TRAINING SESSION HOSTED BY AN OFFICER FROM THE UNIVERSITY S $EPARTMENT OF 0UBLIC 3AFETY &ROM THERE THE OFFICER WILL DEMONSTRATE THE NECESSARY TECHNIQUES TO DEFEND ONESELF AGAINST AN ACTIVE SHOOTER AS WELL AS INFORM THE PARTICIPANTS OF THE PROPER WAY TO ALERT ANYONE IN THE FACILITY when trouble arises. h)T IS IMPOSSIBLE TO TELL HOW SOMEONE WILL REACT IF A SITUATION COMES UP v 4HOMAS SAID h4HE MOST WE CAN DO IS INFORM PEOPLE OF HOW TO HANDLE THE SITUATION AND PROTECT THEMSELVES AND THOSE AROUND THEM v 4HOMAS CONCLUDED THAT WHILE THE !,)#% TRAINING WILL HELP STRENGTHEN THE 'REEK STUDENTS LEADERSHIP SKILLS IT S STILL IMPORTANT FOR STUDENTS TO BE AWARE OF HOW TO REACT TO STRESSFUL SITUATIONS THAT HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO HAPPEN ANYWHERE h4O ME THE MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT OF HOSTING THIS TRAINING IS TO BE PREPARED FOR THE worst. With violence in schools becoming ALMOST COMMONPLACE PEOPLE NEED TO REALIZE THAT THESE EVENTS CAN HAPPEN ANYWHERE v 4HOMAS SAID h.O ONE EVER SAID @9EAH WE SAW THAT COMING A MILE AWAY AFTER AN ATTACK ON A SCHOOL .O MATTER HOW SAFE WE THINK WE ARE THAT CAN ALL CHANGE IN A MATTER OF SECONDS AND IF A COUPLE HOURS WORTH OF TRAINING FOR THE MOST INVOLVED GROUPS OF MEN AT 3OUTHEAST IS WHAT SAVES EVEN ONE LIFE THEN IT IS WELL WORTH ALL OF OUR TIME TO PARTICIPATE v 4HE 'REEK !,)#% TRAINING IS SET FOR !PRIL IN $EMPSTER (ALL S 'LENN !UDITORIUM
Sexual abuse among college students has BECOME A NATIONAL TALKING POINT OVER THE PAST YEAR &OR THE WHOLE MONTH OF !PRIL
3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITY IS ADDRESSING THE ISSUE BY PROMOTING 3EXual Assault Awareness Month throughout CAMPUS "RITTANY 4ALLEY THE COORDINATOR FOR THE #AMPUS6IOLENCE 0REVENTION 0ROGRAM IS leading the charge to educate Southeast students about sexual assault, how it can be PREVENTED AND WHAT CAN BE DONE DURING dangerous situations. h/NE IN FIVE WOMEN HAVE BEEN SEXUALLY ASSAULTED IN THEIR LIFE AND MOST OF THEM REPORT THAT IT HAPPENED TO THEM WHILE THEY WERE IN COLLEGE v 4ALLEY SAID h4HIS IS A BIG ISSUE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES ACROSS THE NATION v 4HE ISSUE HAS GROWN TO SUCH PROMINENCE THAT THE THEME THIS YEAR FOR 3EXUAL !SSAULT !WARENESS -ONTH OR 3!!- IS 3AFER #AMPUSES 3TUDENTS MAY HAVE NOTICED BRIGHT TEAL decorations adorning the trees and benches AROUND !CADEMIC (ALL THIS WEEK 4EAL IS THE color that is associated with SAAM. h) LIKE IT BECAUSE IT STANDS OUT v 4ALLEY SAID
h%SPECIALLY HERE BECAUSE OUR COLORS ARE RED AND BLACK SO PEOPLE ARE FORCED TO ASK @7HY IS THERE SO MUCH TEAL ON CAMPUS v $ECORATIONS WERE MADE IN THE 5NIVERSITY #ENTER ON 4UESDAY TO KICK OFF THE MONTH BUT THIS EVENT WAS JUST THE FIRST OF MANY THAT WILL OCCUR DURING !PRIL Sexual assault and abuse is an issue that COUNSELORS AT 3OUTHEAST DEAL WITH EVERY DAY h) THINK ALMOST ALL OF THE STUDENTS ) VE WORKED WITH WHETHER THEY COME THROUGH THE CAMPUS6IOLENCE 0REVENTION 0ROGRAM OR WHETHER THEY RE JUST COMING IN THROUGH COUNSELING SERVICES REPORT EXPERIENCING SOME SORT OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE OR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE v 4ALLEY SAID )T S NOT JUST FEMALE STUDENTS EITHER h/NE IN FIVE WOMEN WILL EXPERIENCE IT BUT one in six men will also go through someTHING LIKE THIS TOO v 4ALLEY REPORTED h)T S REALLY IMPORTANT THAT WE TALK ABOUT IT BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE SO CHAINED BY IT THAT THEY DON T SAY ANYTHING AND THEY DON T GET HELP WHEN WE CAN HELP THEM v 4HERE ARE PLENTY OF RESOURCES ON CAMPUS TO ASSIST STUDENTS WHO HAVE ENCOUNtered sexual abuse or domestic violence.
4HESE INCLUDE THE6IOLENCE 0REVENTION 0ROGRAM COUNSELING SERVICES OR EVEN PROFESSORS THAT CAN HELP 4ALLEY URGES STUDENTS NOT TO HESITATE TO CALL $03 DURING AN EMERGENCY situation.
â&#x20AC;&#x153;One in five women have been sexually assaulted in their life, and most of them report that it happened to them while they were in college. This is a big issue across on college campuses across the nation.â&#x20AC;? Brittany Talley h)F THEY ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER ) WOULD URGE THEM TO CALL $03 v 4ALLEY SAID h)F THEY NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO OR ARE WANTING TO PRESS CHARGES THEY COULD COME TO MY OFFICE FOR HELP v There is also a new 24-hour text line that HAS RECENTLY BEEN ESTABLISHED BY THE ORGANIZATION AND CAN BE USED FOR BOTH EMERGENcies and questions in general. h3OME STUDENTS HAVE QUESTIONS LIKE
@7HAT IS CONSENT OR @(OW DO ) PRACTICE CONSENT IN MY RELATIONSHIP 3OMETIMES IT S NOT THAT THEY RE IN CRISIS THEY RE JUST CURIOUS ABOUT THEIR RELATIONSHIPS SO IT S A GOOD RESOURCE FOR THEM v 4ALLEY SAID 4ALLEY SAID A FINAL PIECE OF ADVICE FOR SOMEONE IN A SEXUALLY ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIP WAS TO h3TAY SAFE AND GET HELP WHETHER IT S THROUGH MY OFFICE OR ANOTHER COUNSELOR 4HERE ARE A LOT OF PEOPLE ON THIS CAMPUS THAT CARE AND WANT TO HELP THEM )T S HARD SOMETIMES BECAUSE PEOPLE DON T WANT TO SAY ANYTHING BUT WE DO HAVE RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS
BOTH ON CAMPUS OR THROUGH OUTSIDE PARTNERS THAT WE WORK WITH v Southeast has and will host more events THROUGHOUT !PRIL FOR 3!!- 4HE7ALK A -ILE IN (ER 3HOES EVENT WAS ON -ONDAY 4HERE WILL BE A PREPARATION PARTY FOR THE ,IGHT 5P THE .IGHT -ARCH ON !PRIL 4HE MAIN EVENT THE ,IGHT 5P THE .IGHT -ARCH WILL BE ON !PRIL 4O LEARN MORE ABOUT THE REMAINING 3!!- EVENTS IN !PRIL CONTACT THE #AMPUS6IOLENCE 0REVENTION 0ROGRAM AT #600 semo.edu or (573) 986-6899.
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WIZARD-THEMED events cast at Southeast EVENTS WILL BE HELD THROUGHOUT THE WEEK INCLUDING MOVIE NIGHTS AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE YOUR OWN WAND
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A number of Harry Potter-related prizes will be up for grabs at the trivia night on Wednesday. Photo by Devon Jones
RHA hosts Harry Potter Week DEVON JONES ARROW REPORTER
3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITY S 2ESI DENCE (ALL !SSOCIATION IS CONDUCTING (ARRY 0OTTER7EEK FOR THE FIRST TIME !S OF -ON DAY 2(! BEGAN HOSTING ONE EVENT PER DAY TO ENTERTAIN STUDENTS -EMBERS OF 2(! GAVE OUT COOKIES AT THE FRONT DESK OF RESIDENCE HALLS ON -ONDAY *OSH 2EEL THE CHAIR OF 2(! AND PROGRAM MING COMMUNICATION COORDINATOR SAID THAT THE PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE COLLECTIVELY FELT THAT THERE SHOULD BE A DAY DEDICATED TO SNACKS 3TUDENTS WERE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE (ARRY 0OTTER WANDS FROM PAPER AND HOT GLUE 4UESDAY #ELESTE -ERIDETH THE CO CHAIR OF 2(! SAID THAT PROGRAMMING COM MITTEES RELY ON IMPROVISATION WHEN PLAN NING EVENTS h) CAME UP WITH THE IDEA INSTEAD OF JUST MAKING WANDS FOR ONE NIGHT WHY DON T WE MAKE LIKE A FLIER WITH SPELLS ON IT v -ERIDETH SAID h3O NOT ONLY CAN PEOPLE MAKE WANDS
BUT THEY CAN RUN AROUND CASTING SPELLS ON THEIR FRIENDS v -ERIDETH ALSO CONTRIBUTED THE QUESTIONS TO THE (ARRY 0OTTER TRIVIA NIGHT WHICH BEGINS AT P M 7EDNESDAY IN THE 4OWERS #AFE -ERIDETH SAID THAT SHE SUBMITTED HER TRIVIA QUESTIONS TO BE FACT CHECKED BY OTHER MEM BERS OF 2(! h7E HAVE SOME EXTREME (ARRY 0OTTER FANS IN 2(! v -ERIDETH SAID h) KNOW SOME OF THE QUESTIONS WHEN ) INITIALLY PRESENTED THEM WERE WRONG 0EOPLE WERE YELLING @.O NO THAT S WRONG v 2EEL SAID THAT TRIVIA NIGHT AND MOVIE NIGHT ARE THE ONLY EVENTS WHERE PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN 4HE TRIVIA GAME OFFERS AN ASSORT MENT OF PRIZES LIFE SIZE CARDBOARD CUTOUTS OF THE THREE MAIN CHARACTERS OF (ARRY 0OTTER A (ARRY 0OTTER BROOM REPLICA A THREE HEADED TOY DOG (ARRY S GLASSES (ERMIONE S WAND A SMALL POSTER SOME hBUTTERBEERv BOTTLES AND SOME GIFT CARDS h!T THE MOVIE NIGHT WE RE GIVING OUT A COL LECTOR S EDITION OF THE HARDBACK BOOKS v 2EEL SAID h!LL EIGHT MOVIES ON "LU RAY A COLLEC TOR S EDITION WAND OF (ARRY S AND TWO GIFT CARDS FROM THE STUDENTS BOOKSTORE ;WILL BE
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GIVEN= v 2EEL SAID THAT PEOPLE WHO HAVE ONLY WATCHED THE (ARRY 0OTTER FILMS MIGHT BE AT A SLIGHT DISADVANTAGE IN THE TRIVIA GAME h7E RE NOT HAVING A DIFFERENT SECTION FOR BOOK QUESTIONS MOVIE QUESTIONS v 2EEL SAID h3O PEOPLE THAT JUST WATCH THE MOVIES MIGHT NOT KNOW AS MUCH v
“Not only can people make wands, but they can run around casting spells on their friends.” Celeste Meridith 4HURSDAY S EVENT WILL BE QUIDDITCH THE WIZARDING SPORT INTRODUCED IN THE (ARRY 0OT TER BOOKS 4HE EVENT WILL BE HELD AT P M AT 0ARKER &IELD 2EEL SAID THAT 0ARKER &IELD SHOULD PROVIDE AMPLE ROOM FOR PEOPLE TO TRY TO PLAY QUIDDITCH 2(! WILL BE USING hNOODLESv FROM THE 3TU DENT !QUATIC #ENTER INSTEAD OF BROOMS FOR QUIDDITCH 2EEL ADDED THAT THE hNOODLESv WEIGHED LESS h7E WERE WORRIED THAT SOMEONE WOULD HURT THEMSELVES WHILE USING THE BROOMS BECAUSE WHILE ) THINK IT WOULD MAKE THE EVENT A LITTLE MORE FUN WE DIDN T WANT TO CAUSE ANY INJURIES v 2EEL SAID "ECAUSE 2OSE 4HEATRE WAS RESERVED AND !CADEMIC (ALL WAS TOO EXPENSIVE 2(! DECIDED TO FEATURE h(ARRY 0OTTER AND THE 'OBLET OF &IREv ON $6$ AT THE !CADEMIC 4ER RACES 2(! SELECTED THE !CADEMIC 4ERRACES PARTLY BECAUSE THE LOCATION DOES NOT COST THE ORGANIZATION ANYTHING 2EEL SAID THAT IT WAS UNFORTUNATE THAT THE FILM COULD NOT BE PLAYED IN HIGH DEFINITION DUE TO A LACK OF APPROPRIATE EQUIPMENT 4HE FILM WILL BE FEATURED AT P M &RIDAY 2EEL SAID THAT THE ONLY FORESEEABLE ISSUE WITH DISPLAYING THE FILM AT THE !CADEMIC 4ER RACES WILL BE INCLEMENT WEATHER )N WHICH CASE THE FILM WILL BE MOVED TO 4OWERS #AFE &OR UPDATES AND INFORMATION VISIT h2(! AT 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITYv ON &ACEBOOK
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AGRICULTURE students to be awarded A GROUP OF 11 SOUTHEAST AGRICULTURE STUDENTS ARE ORGANIZING THE BANQUET TO HONOR DEDICATED MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT
Student-led committee organizes year end Agriculture Honors Banquet MATT BRUCKER STAFF WRITER
!FTER A HIATUS OF ABOUT YEARS LAST SPRING SAW THE RE EMERGENCE OF THE ANNUAL !GRICULTURE (ONORS "ANQUET HOSTED BY THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT OF 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITY 4HIS YEAR WILL BE THE SECOND HONORS BANQUET IN RECENT HISTORY AND A COMMITTEE OF AGRICULTURE STUDENTS ARE WORKING TOGETHER TO PULL OFF A NIGHT OF RECOGNITION FOR ACADEMIC achievement and involvement. $AKOTA /EHL AND !NDREW -INSON SERVE AS CO CHAIRS OF THE COMMITTEE AND HAVE BEEN WORKING ON THIS YEAR S BANQUET SINCE LAST FALL /EHL SAID THE PLANNING FOR THIS YEAR S BANQUET HAS GONE MUCH SMOOTHER THAN IT DID LAST YEAR h,AST YEAR OUR BANQUET WAS PLANNED IN THE TIME PERIOD OF ONE MONTH v /EHL SAID h4HIS YEAR WE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO PLAN IN ADVANCE AND WE HAD AN IDEA OF WHAT WE WERE DOING THIS YEAR WHICH MADE IT A LOT EASIER TO GET THINGS TOGETHER v $R *ULIE7EATHERS SERVES AS FACULTY ADVISER FOR THE BANQUET COMMITTEE AND SAID THE COOL THING ABOUT THE !GRICULTURE (ONORS "ANQUET IS IT IS ALMOST COMPLETELY STUDENT DRIVEN h4HE STUDENTS ACTUALLY DO EVERYTHING v7EATHERS SAID h) REALLY DON T DO ANYTHING EXCEPT MAKE SURE THAT THEY ARE ON TARGET AND COMMUNICATE BETWEEN THE FACULTY AND THE STUDENTS 4HEY DO ALL OF THE FUNDRAISING THEY FIND THE LOCATION THEY PICK THE MEAL THEY FIND THE GUEST SPEAKER THEY DO ALL OF THAT v 4HE COMMITTEE HAS BEEN ASKING LOCAL AGRI BUSINESSES FOR DONATIONS TO HELP PAY FOR THE EVENT AND7EATHERS SAID /EHL AND -INSON HAVE BEEN VERY SUCCESSFUL IN BRINGING IN donations. h!NDREW AND $AKOTA HAVE BROUGHT IN A LOT OF OUR MONEY v 7EATHERS SAID h4HEY WENT OUT AND SOUGHT OUT A LOT OF donations.” /EHL SAID BRINGING IN DONATIONS HELPS KEEP THE COST DOWN FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO ATTEND h7E MADE A LIST OF THE AG BUSINESSES THAT A LOT OF US
PATRONIZE v /EHL SAID h7E WENT AROUND AND ASKED THOSE BUSINESSES ;"ECAUSE= EACH PERSON WHO ATTENDS THE BANQUET DOES HAVE TO BUY A TICKET WHICH PARTIALLY COVERS THEIR MEAL BUT THE MEAL ACTUALLY COSTS MORE THAN WHAT WE RE CHARGING 3O WE HAVE TO SEEK DONATIONS FROM THE AREA BUSINESSES TO COVER OUR EXPENSES v -INSON SAID UTILIZING CONNECTIONS WITH RECENT GRADUATES HAS BEEN A WAY THE COMMITTEE HAS SOUGHT DONATIONS h! BIG GROUP OF ALUMNI ACTUALLY WORK FOR LOCAL AG BUSINESSES AND WE HAVE FRIENDS ;WHO RECENTLY GRADUATED= SO THAT S ANOTHER WAY WE FIND WHO WE ASK FOR DONATIONS FROM v -INson said. !LSO NEW TO THIS YEAR S BANQUET IS THE ADDITION OF A GUEST SPEAKER 3OUTHEAST AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT ALUMNUS7ALTER #RAWFORD *R IS THE FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE7ORLD "IRD 3ANCTUARY (E AGREED TO COME SPEAK AND BRING ALONG A FEW OF HIS FEATHERED FRIENDS WITH HIM h/NE GOAL OF BRINGING A SPEAKER WAS TO MAYBE ADD ANOTHER POINT OF INTEREST TO OUR ALUMNI TO COME SEE SOMETHING HERE
AND SEE SOMETHING A LITTLE DIFFERENT AND GET A LITTLE MORE ENJOYMENT OUT OF THE EVENING v /EHL SAID h7E THOUGHT IT WOULD BE A GOOD WAY TO SHOW WHAT SOME OF OUR ALUMNI HAVE WENT OUT AND DONE AND HOW SUCCESSFUL WE CAN BE v 7EATHERS SAID THE BANQUET IS A CHANCE FOR CURRENT STUDENTS AND ALUMNI TO GET TOGETHER AND MEET EACH OTHER CREATING NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL THOSE WHO ATTEND )T ALSO WILL SERVE AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO RECOGNIZE STUDENTS WITH OUTSTANDING '0!S AS WELL AS STUDENTS WHO GO ABOVE AND BEYOND IN THEIR DEGREE OPTION 7EATHERS SAID FACULTY MEMBERS DECIDE ON STUDENTS WHO WILL RECEIVE AWARDS FOR BEING THE OUTSTANDING STUDENT IN AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY ANIMAL SCIENCE PLANT AND SOIL SCIENCE HORTICULTURE PRE VETERINARY AND AGRICULTURE EDUCATION 7EATHERS SAID AN OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD ALSO IS GIVEN TO THE TOP AGRICULTURE STUDENT AT EACH OF THE REGIONAL CAMPUSES LOCATED IN +ENNETT -ALDEN AND 3IKESTON !LONG WITH THOSE AWARDS THERE IS AN OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN AWARD AND AN OUTSTANDING OVERALL STUDENT AWARD GIVEN TO THE
Hardworking agriculture students who contribute to the department and university farm will be honored at this year’s Agriculture Honors Banquet. Photos by Sean Burke STUDENTS THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT S FACULTY DECIDES ARE THE MOST ACADEMICALLY SUCCESSFUL AND MOST INVOLVED IN CLUBS AND EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 7EATHERS ADDED THE BANQUET USED TO BE A LOT BIGGER AND SHE WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT CONTINUE TO GROW IN THE COMING YEARS h4EN YEARS AGO THIS BANQUET COULD FILL THE FLOOR OF THE 3HOW -E #ENTER v7EATHERS SAID h7E WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT GET BACK TO THAT LEVEL AGAIN v
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Steve Bjelich says collaboration is key to successful leadership ZARAH LAURENCE A&E EDITOR
3TEVE "JELICH MIGHT HAVE ONE OF THE MOST DEMANDING POSITIONS IN #APE 'IRARDEAU AND THE #APE #OUNTY REGION !S THE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF 3AINT &RANCIS -EDI CAL #ENTER HE OVERSEES THE OCCUPATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF EMPLOYEES ON A DAILY BASIS "JELICH HAS CLOSE TO YEARS OF EXPERI ENCE IN ADMINISTRATION UNDER HIS BELT AND HE STRESSED THAT HE HAS FOUND SUCCESS IN COLLAB ORATION (E SAID INDIVIDUAL JOBS REQUIRE INDI VIDUAL RESPONSIBILITIES BUT THERE S ALWAYS A COMMON PURPOSE IN WORKING AS A TEAM
How did you get to your position as the president and CEO of Saint Francis Medical Center? ) REALLY HAVE AN INTEREST BOTH IN MEDICINE AS WELL AS BUSINESS ) LIKE THE FLEXIBILITY OF THE BUSINESS WORLD AND MY FATHER HAD OPEN HEART SURGERY UNDER A WORLD FAMOUS SURGEON BACK WHEN HEART SURGERY STILL WAS VERY NEW (IS NAME WAS $R -ICHAEL $E"AKEY AND HE SUG GESTED HEALTHCARE SO ) PURSUED A BUSINESS DEGREE AND ) HAVE A DOUBLE MAJOR IN FINANCE AND MARKETING FROM )NDIANA 5NIVERSITY 4HEN ) OBTAINED MY MASTER S THROUGH THE )NDIANA 5NIVERSITY 3CHOOL OF -EDICINE WHICH ALSO INCLUDED A YEAR OF RESIDENCY AT -ERCY (OSPITAL IN -IAMI &LORIDA 4HEN ) VE BEEN WITH THE 3AINT &RANCIS HEALTHCARE SYSTEM AS THE #%/ SINCE
SO IT S BEEN A LONG TIME x ;"EING A DOUBLE MAJOR HAS= PREPARED ME WELL PARTICULARLY FOR THE CHALLENGES IN HEALTHCARE 4HAT BALANCE OF FINANCE AND YET IT S IMPORTANT TO CREATE ACCESS AND VISIBILITY ) VE BEEN IN SENIOR MANAGEMENT NOW ALMOST FOR YEARS )N MY LAST POSITION ) WAS WITH THE IRONICALLY SIMILAR NAME BUT IT S THE 3AINT &RANCIS (OSPITAL AND HEALTHCARE SYS TEM IN7ILMINGTON $ELAWARE x ) VE BEEN FORTUNATE ) VE BEEN AT A VARIETY OF HOSPITALS AND SYSTEMS NATIONALLY x7E USED TO LIVE ;IN +ANSAS #ITY= BECAUSE AT ) WAS THE VICE PRES IDENT AT "APTIST -EDICAL #ENTER IN +ANSAS #ITY
5LTIMATELY TO THE "OARD OF $IRECTORS THEY ESTABLISH THE STAGE FOR ME AND THIS ORGANIZA TION TO BE A ROBUST HEALTHCARE SYSTEM THAT PRO VIDES HIGH QUALITY CARE -Y ROLE A GREAT DEAL OF TIME IS COLLABO RATION WITH OUR PHYSICIANS WITH OUR COM MUNITY WITH OUR EMPLOYEES THROUGH OFTEN TIMES A STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS THAT WE USE AND THEN CONVERT STRATEGIC PLANNING INTO IMPLEMENTATION !N EXAMPLE OF THAT MIGHT BE THE MILLION BUILDING PROJECT THAT WE ARE ABOUT TO COMPLETE 4HE COLLABORATIVE PRO CESS THAT WAS UTILIZED THERE WAS WHY WE CON SISTENTLY FINISH ON TIME AND OR AHEAD OF BUD GET AND ARE ABLE TO IMPROVE THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE QUALITY OF CARE FOR THOSE THAT WE SERVE 3O ) ALSO HAVE TO TELL YOU THAT ) M VERY FORTU NATE BECAUSE OF A VERY EXPERIENCED AND HIGHLY MOTIVATED EXECUTIVE TEAM THAT ) HAVE THE PRIV ILEGE TO WORK WITH x7E HAVE A PASSION FOR WHAT WE DO HERE AND 3AINT &RANCIS IS MUCH MORE OF A FAMILY THAN IT IS A FORMAL STRUCTURED ORGANIZATION 7E HAVE STRUCTURE BUT IT S DONE IN A COLLABORATIVE WAY
You have a very demanding and responsibilitydriven position. How do you work to inspire your team and others through the work that you do? ) BELIEVE IT S LEADING BY EXAMPLE BEING PAS SIONATE ABOUT WHAT YOU DO AND WHO YOU SERVE )T S ALWAYS BEING PEOPLE OF INTEGRITY "EYOND BEING PREPARED WITH EDUCATION IT COMES DOWN TO PEOPLE 4HE SUCCESS OF OUR ORGANIZATION IS NOT ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL BUILD INGS WE CAN BUILD OR THE WONDERFUL TECH NOLOGY THAT WE RE ABLE TO ACQUIRE IT COMES DOWN TO THE COMPASSION OF THE EMPLOY EES STAFF PHYSICIANS AT 3AINT &RANCIS ) THINK THEY INSPIRE ME AND WE INSPIRE EACH OTHER
AND ) THINK THAT IS THE REASON FOR SUCCESS x )T IS VERY REWARDING ) HOPE ALL OF OUR EMPLOY EES FEEL THAT WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY DO IS NOT ONLY IMPORTANT TO ME BUT TO THE WHOLE ORGANIZATION
Where else do you What does your day-to-day see leadership pop work entail as president? up in your life?
7ELL THE 3AINT &RANCIS HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
WHICH INCLUDES 3AINT &RANCIS -EDICAL #ENTER
IS THE LARGEST EMPLOYER IN #APE #OUNTY 4HIS REALLY GIVES ONE GREAT PAUSE -Y RESPONSIBIL ITY IS TO THE EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAM ILIES OUR PHYSICIANS BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY TO OUR PATIENTS WHO COME FROM A FIVE STATE REGION 7E SERVE PATIENTS FROM WESTERN +EN TUCKY SOUTHERN )LLINOIS SOUTHERN -ISSOURI
NORTHEAST !RKANSAS AND NORTHWEST 4ENNESSEE
) WOULD SAY THAT LEADERSHIP IS SOMETHING THAT YOU DON T TURN ON OR TURN OFF ) THINK THAT LEAD ERSHIP IS DEMONSTRATED WHETHER IT BE COM MUNITY ACTIVITIES WHETHER IT BE PLACES OF WORSHIP WHETHER IT BE EVEN WITH YOUR OWN FAMILY &IRST AND FOREMOST MY PARENTS THEY SHAPED MY EARLY VALUES AND INSTILLED IN ME THE IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY &ROM THAT THEY ALSO INSTILLED THE DISCIPLINE BOTH
Steve Bjelich is the president and chief executive officer of Saint Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Submitted photo IN THE CLASSROOM AND ON THE ATHLETIC FIELD ) THINK THAT YOU SEE LEADERSHIP IT S SOMETHING THAT DOESN T JUST DEVELOP OVER TIME ) THINK IT STARTS WITH YOUR EARLY VALUES AND IT S STRESSED THROUGH YOUR UPBRINGING AND ) THINK
THROUGH ROLE MODELS OR MENTORS
Who are your role models for effective leadership? ) WILL REITERATE FIRST AND FOREMOST MY PAR ENTS 4HEY SHAPED MY EARLY VALUES INSTILLED IN ME THE IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY AND COMMU NITY ! SECOND MENTOR WOULD BE #OACH 3AM "ELL WHO WAS A RETIRED 5 3 /LYMPIC TRACK AND FIELD COACH AND WAS THE HEAD COACH AT )NDIANA 5NIVERSITY WHERE ) COMPETED AND EARNED !LL !MERICAN "IG 4EN #HAMPION HONORS #OACH "ELL S INSPIRATION REALLY CAME FROM THOSE FOR MATIVE YEARS 7HEN YOU RE AWAY FROM HOME AND YOU TRANSITION FROM YOUR EARLY ADULT YEARS INTO AN ADULT AND ALL THE RESPONSIBILITY THAT COMES WITH THAT THAT S PRETTY SPECIAL )N TRACK THERE S A GREAT DEAL OF EMPHASIS ON INDIVIDUAL PREP ARATION BUT YOU RE ALWAYS PART OF A TEAM )T S SIMILAR TO WHAT WE HAVE IN HEALTHCARE MAN AGEMENT 7E ARE ALL PART OF A GREATER TEAM ) THINK PROFESSIONALLY SPEAKING A THIRD MENTOR
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WOULD BE A FORMER HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVE NAMED $AN !NDERSON WHO TAUGHT ME EARLY IN MY CAREER WHEN ) WAS A VERY YOUNG VICE PRESIDENT AT THAT IT GOES BEYOND YOUR EDU CATIONAL TRAINING AND COMES DOWN TO PEO PLE THAT DELIVER CARE PROVIDE SUPPORT SERVICES THAT CHANNEL ALL THE TECHNOLOGY INTO COMPAS SION AS ) STATED EARLIER 4HAT S WHY EMPLOYEES ARE SO IMPORTANT TO ME ) THINK ANOTHER MEN TOR WOULD BE #APE 'IRARDEAU -AYOR (ARRY 2EDIGER (ARRY WAS OUR FORMER BOARD CHAIR AND A BOARD CHAIRMAN WHEN ) BECAME A PART OF 3AINT &RANCIS AND ) THINK HE S TAUGHT ME THE IMPORTANCE OF THE COMMUNITY COMMUNITY VALUES AND GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
To you, what qualities make up a successful leader? ) THINK YOU MUST HAVE CHARACTER ) THINK YOU HAVE TO WORK HARD WITH FOCUS AND COMPAS SION ) BELIEVE YOU MUST SET AN EXAMPLE TO THOSE WHO WILL FOLLOW YOU 9OU MUST BUILD A COHESIVE TEAM BE WILLING TO COLLABORATE
COMMUNICATE WITH CLARITY &INALLY THE MOST IMPORTANT IS TO EARN THE TRUST AND CREDIBILITY OF THOSE AROUND YOU
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3EVERAL MEMBERS OF THE !RROW EDITORIAL STAFF INCLUDING MYSELF
ATTENDED THE -ISSOURI #OLLEGE -EDIA !SSOCIATION CONFERENCE at Northwest Missouri State 5NIVERSITY IN -ARYVILLE -ISSOURI
ON 3ATURDAY 7HILE AT THE CONFERENCE WE attended an awards banquet with STAFF MEMBERS FROM OTHER COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY NEWSPAPERS ACROSS THE STATE )T WAS A GREAT EXPERIENCE TO MEET A VARIETY OF STUDENTS FROM DIFFERENT SCHOOLS IN -ISSOURI AND ) APPRECIATE THAT WE ARE GIVEN CHANCES LIKE THESE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO NETWORK WITH OUR PEERS 4HIS YEAR THE !RROW BROUGHT HOME A NUMBER OF AWARDS &IRST AND FOREMOST WE WERE HONORED BY BEING CHOSEN AS THE "EST /VERALL .EWSPAPER IN THE TOP DIVISION
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IN THE STATE $IVISION .EXT WE FOUND OUT THAT WE HAD WON THE "EST IN 3TATE .EWSPAPER AWARD FOR THE STATE OF -ISSOURI The moment the Arrowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name POPPED UP ON THE AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT SLIDESHOW MADE THAT DAY ONE OF THE BEST ) VE EVER HAD AND ) VE HAD QUITE A FEW GOOD DAYS THIS YEAR !LONG WITH THE TOP TWO AWARDS
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THESE AWARDS MAKE ALL OF OUR HARD WORK AND LATE NIGHTS WORTH IT )T IS NICE TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED AND WE APPRECIATE ALL OF THE FEEDBACK WE RECEIVED FROM THE -ISSOURI #OLLEGE -EDIA !SSOCIATION JUDGES 4HIS COMPETITION CROSSES TWO ACADEMIC YEARS SO ) HAVE TO GIVE CREDIT TO ALL OF OUR WRITERS EDITORS
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Southeast Missouriâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s complicated Civil War history will be the topic of discussion at the 2015 Harold Holmes Dugger Lecture at 7:30 p.m. on April 16 in the Southeast Missouri State University Center Ballroom. Read more at southeastArrow.com.+
KENT Library to show innovative furniture SOUTHEAST STUDENT AND PROFESSOR SHAWN GUILING CONSTRUCTED ALL OF THE FURNITURE USING THE LIBRARYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S DISCARDED BOOKS
Campus Sustainability Faire to feature repurposed book furniture display KARLEY MCDANIEL ARROW REPORTER
The Sustainability Faire at Kent Library will FEATURE A BOOK FURNITURE DISPLAY CONSTRUCTED by art student, Shawn Guiling. Guiling is also AN INSTRUCTOR OF PSYCHOLOGY AT 3OUTHEAST -ISSOURI 3TATE 5NIVERSITY 4HE IDEA TO BUILD FURNITURE OUT OF WEEDED BOOKS CAME TOGETHER WHEN FACULTY MEMBERS AT +ENT ,IBRARY AND THE ART DEPARTMENT COMBINED A FEW SEPARATE PROJECTS !CCORDING TO $AVID 3TARRETT DIRECTOR OF Kent Library, all libraries go through a weedING PROCESS DURING CERTAIN TIMES TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW BOOKS TO BE ADDED TO THE collection. h7E VE GOT THE BOOKS THAT WE ARE GOING TO BE WEEDING AND WE NEED TO DISPOSE OF THEM v 3TARRETT SAID h7E ARE ALWAYS TRYING TO PURCHASE NEW FURNITURE IN THE LIBRARY 7E VE GOT A LIMITED BUDGET AND SUSTAINABILITY WEEK IS COMING UP THIS SPRING 7E HAVE %ARTH $AY THEN WE HAVE SUSTAINABILITY WEEK AND SO WE SAW ALL THREE OF THOSE KIND OF COMING TOGETHER v #HRIS7UBBENA ART PROFESSOR AT 3OUTHEAST
TEACHES THE SCULPTURE CLASS 'UILING IS ENROLLED IN 7UBBENA CAME UP WITH THE IDEA AFTER RECEIVING AN EMAIL FROM 3TARRETT ABOUT CONtributing to the Sustainability Faire by creatING A BOOK FURNITURE DISPLAY h4HE LIBRARY CONTACTED THE ART FACULTY ABOUT WHAT THEY COULD DO AND ) TAKE AN ART CLASS EVERY SEMESTER v 'UILING SAID h) M TAKING SCULPTURE WITH #HRIS7UBBENA HE LETS US USE ALL KINDS OF DIFFERENT MATERIALS ) HAD ALREADY GOTTEN ABOUT BOXES OF DISCARDED BOOKS WHEN OTHER OFFICES OR PEOPLE HAVE MOVED
JUST TO GET RID OF THEIR BOXES OF BOOKS 3O ) HAVE BEEN PLAYING AROUND WITH WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH BOOKS 7HEN #HRIS GOT THE EMAIL ABOUT coming to this meeting, about the SustainABILITY &AIRE IT JUST MADE PERFECT SENSE TO ASK ME TO COME v Guiling has been constructing the ottoman DISPLAY FOR THE LAST FEW WEEKS THAT WILL BE FEATURED AT THE 3USTAINABILITY &AIRE ON !PRIL
hosted by Kent Library. h"ECAUSE THOSE BOOKS WILL BE TAKEN OFF the shelves and wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be circulating anymore, they wanted something better to do WITH THEM THAN JUST SELL THEM OR PUT THEM IN A LANDFILL v 'UILING SAID h4HEY WANTED TO GIVE THEM A NEW LIFE JUST NOT AS BOOKS ON THE SHELVES IN THIS LIBRARY v !CCORDING TO 'UILING SOME OF THE OUTDATED bestsellers that have been weeded are being USED TO BUILD THE OTTOMAN DUE TO THEIR UNIFORmity and similar sizes. There will still be electronic versions available at the library according to Starrett. h7ITH BESTSELLERS THEY RE KIND OF SIMIlar height, some have similar widths, and thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s what he had and what they were weedING FIRST v 'UILING SAID h4HERE S SOME UNIFORMITY ) M FINDING THAT NOT ALL BOOKS ARE CREATED EQUALLY AND EVEN IF THEY LOOK THE SAME
some are wobbly and some are bowed and SOME DON T STAND UP RIGHT 3OME ARE TOO SMALL to match the others, each one has a certain NUMBER OF PAGES )T S GONE THROUGH A LOT OF RESHAPING BECAUSE BOOKS DON T ALWAYS STACK THE SAME v 4HOUSANDS OF BOOKS WILL NEED TO BE RELOCATED DUE TO THE WEEDING PROCESS AND ARE BEING REMOVED FROM THE INVENTORY TO CREATE ROOM FOR AN UPDATED SELECTION
Shawn Guiling, art student and psychology instructor at Southeast, hopes to finish this ottoman created with weeded books from Kent Library by April 24, in time for the Sustainability Faire. Photo by Karley McDaniel h7E RE IN THE PROCESS OF WEEDING TO PERCENT OF THE BOOKS THAT ARE NO LONGER BEING used or theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re outdated, or there is newer VERSIONS OR THEY RE OLD AND FALLING APART v 3TARRETT SAID h7E ADD ABOUT BOOKS A YEAR
WE NEED TO CREATE ROOM FOR THAT 9OU NEED TO have enough room that when you add one to A SHELF YOU VE GOT ROOM ON THAT SHELF TO ADD
RATHER THAN HAVING TO GO MOVE THE BOOKS ALL THE WAY DOWN THE LINE 9OU ALWAYS WANT SOME SPACE ON EACH SHELF v 4HE WEEDING PROCESS HAS STARTED BUT IT WILL TAKE TIME TO CREATE SPACE AND RELOCATE ALL OF THE BOOKS THAT WILL BE TAKEN OFF THE SHELVES )F THE BOOK FURNITURE PROJECT GOES WELL THERE ARE PLANS TO CREATE OTHER PIECES OUT OF THE WEEDED BOOKS INCLUDING A DIVIDER WALL ENCLOSING COMPUTERS IN A SPACE NEAR THE (EATHER -AC$ONALD 'REENE -ULTIMEDIA #ENTER h7E RE TALKING ABOUT EXPANDING THE (EATHER -C$ONALD 'REENE -ULTIMEDIA
#ENTER AND THERE IS A SPACE WITH THREE WALLS ON IT RIGHT ACROSS FROM THE MULTIMEDIA CENTER v 3TARRETT SAID h7E WOULD NEED TO WALL IT IN TO MAKE IT INTO ANOTHER COMPUTER ROOM FOR THE MULTIMEDIA CENTER 7HAT WE RE TALKING ABOUT WITH THAT NOW IS ACTUALLY USING BOOKS TO BUILD THE WALL WITH .OT A STRUCTURALLY SUPPORTIVE WALL BUT JUST A DIVIDER THAT WOULD PREVENT PEOPLE FROM GOING INTO THAT ROOM WHERE THE COMPUTERS ARE THAT WOULD BE CONSTRUCTED OUT OF BOOKS 3HAWN IS GOING TO BE LOOKING AT THAT 4HAT WILL BE THE NEXT PROJECT WE LL BE STARTING ON v 'UILING HOPES TO HAVE THE OTTOMAN DONE BY !PRIL TO HAVE THE DISPLAY IN THE LIBRARY FOR THE DURATION OF %ARTH7EEK BEING HELD !PRIL (E WILL BE PRESENT TO FEATURE HIS PIECE at the Sustainability Faire, which will conSIST OF A VARIETY OF VENDOR BOOTHS AND INFORMATIONAL DISPLAYS EDUCATING STUDENTS ABOUT sustainability.
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