2012-13, Issue 10

volume 139, Issue 10

THE ARGO

Holiday Edition Oct. 31, 2012

Be An Early Bod!

PreOrder your books for Spring 2013 Nov. 1st!

Get 1st chance at used books!

Receive 5% off you textbook purchase and save money Let Ichabod Shop pull your books for you and save time PreOrders Accepted Through Friday, Dec. 14th

Contac t Us !

HAPPY HALLOWEEN from the I c h a b o d S h o p !

Ichabodshop.com Ichabod Shop @Ichabodshop

2

The Argo

Wednesday, October, 2012

In this edition of the Argo: Looking for a way to get involved with student media?

Apply today at washburnreview.org/ apply!

We are looking for writers, photographers, videographers and graphic designers. Become part of an award-winning staff with the Washburn Review, Kaw Yearbook, AirBods or our website, WashburnReview.org

COVER

Cover designed by Linnzi Fusco This Argo focuses on the upcoming holidays and events that span Washburn, as well as the surrounding community.

The Argo is published by the staff of the Washburn Review for coverage of Arts & Entertainment. To get in touch with the Washburn Review newsroom, please call (785) 670-2506 or e-mail at theargo@washburnreview. org. We welcome letters to the editor. Please send them in e-mail format to robert. burkett@washburn.edu.

© The Argo Copyright 2012

Argonauts Contact Us Phone: (785) 670-2506 Fax: (785) 670-1131 www.washburnreview.org

Editor-in-Chief Tricia Peterson Advertising Manager Raz Potter Promotions Manager Austin Abernathy News Editor AJ Dome Sports Editor Graphic by Xintong Liu, Washburn Review Luke Warnken Graphic by Kelsey Wagers, Washburn Review Graphic by Ashley Russel, Washburn Review Argo Editor Kelly Hurla Photo Editor Read about upcoming Test your luck on the Mike Goehring Read recipes for any holiGraphic Design Editor holiday events happening crossword or find spooky day event Katie Child in Topeka words in our word search Copy Editors Richard Kelly • Fatima Oubaid recording to try and pick hallway, and for a moment think out loud, destroying Elise Barnett Managing Editor up spirit voices. We all sit we forget that we are in the Ashley’s hopes for only an WASHBURN REVIEW Bradley Parrales really quiet with the lights center of a school building instant before she decides Production Assistants “We’re almost done out and talk to the spirits. that is not yet entirely to ignore me.

Linnzi Fusco, Ryan Hodges right?” I ask, trying not It’s freaky what you empty, though nearly so.

“It’s a hum. It’s a Writers to look as bored as I feel. hear sometimes.” Ashley A few moments later there spirit! We did it!” Ashley Shelby Fehrenbacher • Helping a friend with a clarifies as Sam and I look is nothing. We sink into rejoices.

AJ Dome• Kelly Andrews final project is one thing. fearfully at each other. the darkness, examining All of a sudden Sam Helping a friend finish a “That sounds a little its every creak for signs of starts spouting off about • Michelle Boltz • Jordan final project into the late terrifying.” I manage otherworldly contact. The how she heard the theater Loomis • Ryan Ogle • Fatima hours of the evening as to say, throwing my wind blows hard against was haunted by a woman Oubaid • Colton Goeffert the building empties and perceived coolness to the the outer door, creating who killed herself, or was • Alexander Sonnich • the great expanse of dark wind. an echoing rhythm of murdered or otherwise Louis Bourdeau • Amanda theater seats begins to look “Exactly.” shuddering metal. A shiver died tragically. Arissa is Narverud • Jensen Moore more and more haunting is Arissa prepares her rolls up the curve of my also convinced, though Photographers another thing entirely. iPhone for the recording spine and spills across less enthusiastically now, Kelly Andrews • Ryan Burge “Last shot,” Arissa while Ashley and Sam my arms. I can feel my of our evidence. I remain • Louie Cortez • Julian calls from behind her decide to form a pair to heartbeat pounding in skeptical. I heard no Mullican • Andrew Escandon camera lens. She clicks the turn off the lights. I am my ears as the room feels voices.

Jordan Loomis • Ashley shutter open then closed instructed to stay standing colder and colder, ice cold We decide to try and the project is finished. where I am in the center and then nothing. another area and then Russell • Amanda Narverud “Well that was fun. Thanks of the blank, bare stage “Okay, let’s see another. Each time we • James Sims • Sarah Rush you guys for helping me.” surrounded by nothing what we got,” Arissa hear and feel something • Alex Voskoboyev • Eric Ashley, Sam and I but empty seats and says, pressing buttons different. We hear children Gordon • Linnzi Fusco • all shrug something to the darkness. I hear the count on her phone again. Sam laughing, a woman crying, Emily Lingenfelser affect of “no problem” as of the lights. One, two, rushes fearfully to the a boy who wants to play Graphic Designers we stand gathered near the three... blackout. I hear light switch and flicks around on the catwalk, Katie Child • Kelsey Wagers center of the stage. the shuffling footsteps of them all back on again as but each time they are • Sarah Williams • Ashley “You know what Ashley and Sam as they Ashley locks her eyes on just outside the range Russel • would be really cool?” blindly end up somewhere the phone, searching for of comprehension, unChen Yuan • Xintong Liu Ashley asks to no one beside me. We sit down. the possibility of spirit captured.

Videographers directly. “If we did an EVP The light of Arissa’s phone evidence. Everyone is After two hours of Bradley Hernandez • reading in here.” illuminates a small section silent again. Arissa begins still darkness and empty “You mean like they of the darkness for us to to play back the recording. stomachs we decide to Andrew Huff • Rodolfo Parisi do on Ghost Adventures?” gather around. She starts Breathing, footsteps, end our ghost hunting • Luke Warnken Arissa asks rhetorically the recording.

Ashley sneezing, the door, adventure vowing next Advertising Staff and with the present glow For a few moments more breathing, but beyond time will be different, Autumn Kirchner • Autumn of true enthusiasm. our breaths are quick that there is something, undisputed, but first, Taco Kirchner “What’s an EVP and irregular and slightly something else.

Bell.

Business Manager reading?” Sam asks as I try panicked in the vacant, “Do you hear that?” Elise Barnett is a senior Sarah Roth to look cool and pretend I hollow black of the theater. Ashley surveys excitedly.

English major. Reach Adviser already know the answer.

We hear footsteps, high “It’s just the feedback her at elise.barnett@ Regina Cassell “It’s an audio heels clicking down a from the phone speaker,” I washburn.edu

Page 5

Page 7

Page 8

A Dark tale for WU: Sounds in the Theatre

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

BOD

The Argo 3

ST

With today being Halloween, we at The Review want to know...

“What is the worst thing you’ve ever got while trick or treating?

“‘Orange nasties’ (those orange & black wrapped toffee candies) and my exwife!.”

“A coloring book, you can’t freaking eat those! I put a costume on and walked the block for cavities, not coloring books.”

“ An apple

(because it was stupid and

pointless.)”

Shawn Collins, Junior, Mass Media Film and Video

Kaleb Marconette, Sophomore, Business

“The wrong end of a shotgun.”

Maddy Tennant, Freshman, Music Education

Interviews and photos by Bradley Parrales

Forest Evans, Freshman, Music Education

Graphic by Maggie Pilcher, Washburn Review

Question: My boyfriend came home and told me he has an STD. I haven’t talked to him in a week. I got tested and I’m clean, but I don’t know that I can ever trust him again. Really bad trick-or-treat. What do I do?

Cheating is a difficult thing to have an “easy solution” for. Ultimately, it depends upon the desired outcome. However, I would assert that, right now, you probably don’t know what you want.

From the fact that you call him your boyfriend still, I would also assert that you want to be with him, if only in part. That said, people cheat for many reasons: low self-esteem, it’s easy, they’re drunk, they feel like it, sex is casual, attention, pain, rejection, whatever. As you don’t tell me what transpired, I can-

not answer that part. What I can tell you is that cheating is a choice, no matter what. Whether drunk or sober, cheating is a choice.

That said, staying together is also a choice.

Now, the fact that he not only cheated but also now has an STD complicates things. To be harsh, that means he had unprotected sex with someone who isn’t you, now putting you, and other people, at physical risk. Not only is this damaging to your emotional health, but it’s potentially damaging to you physically as well.

My best advice right now is to talk to someone close to you and deal with whatever comes up: humiliation, shame, anger, spite, impulses, wanting to scream, the “WHY ME!!?!!!” moment, all of it. Deal with it all, exactly as it is. Don’t reject any of your emotions, don’t wish it away, deal with it head

on.

Too many times in life we stomp our feelings down, or avoid feeling whatever we’re feeling, in order to avoid the pain.

Or, we dwell in our feelings and never come out.

Either way, you’re setting yourself up in your future if you don’t.

So, I invite you to heal now, because no matter whether you give him another shot, if you don’t, you’ll spend the rest of your relationship punishing him and yourself. If you handle it now, if you guys don’t stay together, you also won’t bring this into your next relationship.

Cheating enabled him to make the relationship all about him. Now, it’s all about you If you would like Raz’s advice, email your question to realworldraz@gmail.com.

Look for this column every week on this opinion page for your answer.

Check us out on Twitter @

http://www.twitter. com/wureview

4

The Argo

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

A Night of Media Merriment Join us on December 7, 2012 at the Ramada Inn in downtown Topeka.

*Buy your tickets in the Student Media office located on the lower level of the Washburn Memorial Union.

Bristol Ridge 1 Bedroom $540 2 Bedroom $645

bristol_ridge@yahoo.com 785-233-5959

A quiet community with 6, 9, and 12 mo leases.* Includes FREE cable and trash, washer/dryer in the unit, a pool, & fitness center.

Deposit only $99! *(Shorter term leases subject to different pricing)

view 10/31/12 Sudoku

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

PuzzleJunction.com

The Argo

The Washburn Review 10/31/12 Crossword

To solve the Sudoku puzzle, each row, column and box must contain the numbers 1 to 9.

4 9 8 2 7 5 9 7 5 4 6 5 6 8 9 4 8 7 5 3 7 2

4 2

6

Copyright ©2012 PuzzleJunction.com

The Review’s Hallowe en Word Search Puzzle U B T Y S P E L L S N H Z J H P F A T R E A T S O O T H G A M H C U I H T H F R I S S W R S A K O R A H G Y C T I E E R N U C A W Y R N N E I E R R Y I N A P H R Solution I R I R T G I E P L T L P T I L O K Y S R P W O 7 4 8 2 6 1 3 5 9 B E B A O D L C P R R E M O T 6 5 3 9 8 4 2 7 1 O D W R 2 M9 E1 E3 Y7 M A E T A L T 5 8 6 4 G P Z I 9 B6 S2 R5 D3 U 8 1T 4P 7L V F E G O O T 8 S7 P5 V1 N4 P 6 9E 3U 2O O R R I T M I 1 T3 O4 I7 A2 W 9 6M 8S 5P V B Z 7 4E 2G 3N A R O B I B O 5 O1 O6 D8 C9 A 2 5C 9W 6I T C H O O I N 3 N8 K7 E4 Y1 A 3 7E 1E 8P Y U J O N E U 4 E2 Y9 O6 C5 R

word search created by Rahul Venkat, Washburn Review

Across 1 Rose oil 6 Artist’s tripod 11 Swab 14 Strong suit 15 Tractor name 16 Seafood 17 Forest 18 Pomegranate syrup 20 Sharp curve 21 His and her 23 Yield 24 Betsy or Diana 26 Wrath 27 Most beneficial 28 Sidekick 30 Route 33 ___ and Hyde 36 Might 37 Toward the mouth (Prefix) 38 Fatima’s son 39 Surveyor 42 Crude 43 ___ de mer 44 Food fish 45 Pasta 47 Some Central European people 50 And so on (Abbr.)

51 Slick publications, for short 52 Posed 54 Labels 58 Baseball’s Pee Wee 60 Thick 62 Before (Prefix) 63 Steward 65 Poplar

1

2

3

PuzzleJunct

4

5

6

14

15

17

18 21

20 24

34

8

10

11

32

56

57

27 30 37

40

41 45

42 46

50

49

51

52

53

60

59

63

31

23

44 48

13

19

36

43

12

16

29

39

47

9

22

35

38

58

7

26

25 28

33

5

64

54 61 65

67

68

69

70

71

72

55 62

66

Copyright ©2012 PuzzleJunction.com

67 Tinge 68 Rich cake 69 Governed 70 Title 71 Behalf 72 Kernels Down

APPARITION HAYRIDE THRILLERVIDEO BLACKCAT ORANGE TOMBSTONE BO O POLTERGEIST TREATS CANDYCORN POTION VAMPIRES CEMETARY

1 Subsequently 2 Body 3 Braid 4 Supped 5 Repose 6 Garden tool 7 Bird’s nest 8 Visionary 9 Sea eagle

10 Guide 11 Washed-up lumber?

12 Topnotch 13 Pub feature 19 Workspace 22 Knolls 25 Type of novel 27 Rifle attachments 29 Totally 30 Caress 31 Plant part 32 Conn. school 33 Preserves 34 Airline name 35 Metric linear unit

PUMPKIN WEREWOLF CREEPY SORCERY WITCH GOBLINS SPELL ZOMBIE HARRYPOTTER SPO OKY HAUNTED SUPERSTITION

36 Delirious 40 Romaine lettuce 41 Decay 46 Month (Abbr.)

48 Flowerpot 49 Representatives 52 Actress Berger 53 Staked 55 Edible fruit 56 Avarice 57 Transmits 58 Cheers 59 Pocketbook 60 Defy 61 Corn spikes 64 Period 66 Lolita actress Lyon

Solution on next

6

The Argo

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

TPAC offers gingerbread workshop Luke Warnken

WASHBURN REVIEW

The Topeka Perfoming Center offers fun for the whole family while generating money for a good cause.

This upcoming November, TPAC will open its doors for the communtiy to create gingerbread homes.

Materials will be provided for the community to use to create unique gingerbread homes. The gingerbread homes built for the GHH contest and any that are donated can be viewed throughout the weekend.

The gingerbread homes

will be auctioned off on Sunday.

There will also be a holiday boutique offering all kinds of goodies including crafts, fresh fruit baskets and various holiday items.

Fresh baked goods and homecandy will be available for purchase. The event, sponsored by Capitol Federal, is to help support TPAC. The fundrasier helps to bring in money so TPAC can continue to provide art educational programs for the community.

The money will help fund TPAC’s Youth Education Program, the Sheffel The-

Wednesday October 31, 2012

The Argo

7

ater Clinic and the Young Artist Awards and Schooltime Theater.

There is an admission fee of $3 per person or $2 per person if there is a group of six or more.

TPAC will begin their Gingerbread Homes for the Holidays fundraiser at 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. on November 16. The doors will open the following day at 10 a.m. and will close at 4 p.m. on November 17. It will open at 11 a.m. and finish up at 2 p.m. on November 18.

Luke Warnken is a sophomore athletic training major.

Reach him at luke.warnken@

Visit washburnreview.org for more coverage on the Ichabods and Lady Blues

8

The Argo

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Stuffing

1/4 cup chopped onion

1/4 cup chopped celery 1/4 cup butter

3/4 tsp salt A dash of pepper 1 1/2 tsp poultry seasoning 1/4 cup hot chicken broth

Preheat oven to 325˚ F.

6 cups cubed bread

Sauté onion and celery in butter with salt, pepper and poultry seasoning.

Mix all ingredients.

Stuff into turkey, follow cooking instructions for turkey.

If not stuffing into turkey, put in a 9x13 greased pan.

Bake for an hour.

The great thing about this recipe is that it’s simple and easy. If you want to add ingredients or leave them out, there isn’t anything that needs to be changed.

For example, raisins,

dates, nuts or any other dried fruit or fresh vegetable you like can be added.

If you don’t like chicken broth, switch it out for beef broth. Just remember, it is called stuffing only if it’s stuffed into something, and it’s called dressing when it’s baked.

Biscotti

2 cups all-purpose flour 3/4 cup cornmeal Preheat the oven to 350˚ F. Line a large, heavy baking sheet with parchment paper. Whisk the flour and baking powder in a medium bowl to blend. Using an electric mixer, beat the sugar, butter, lemon zest and salt in a large bowl to blend. Beat in the eggs one at a time. Add the flour mixture and beat just until

blended. Stir in the pistachios and cranberries.

Form the dough into a 13-inch long, 3-inch wide log on the prepared baking sheet. Bake until light golden or about 40 minutes. Cool for 30 minutes.

Place the log on the cutting board. Using a sharp serrated knife, cut the log

on a diagonal into 1/2 to 3/4-inch-thick slices. Arrange the biscotti, cut side down, on the baking sheet.

Bake the biscotti until they are pale golden about 15 minutes. Transfer the biscotti to a rack and cool completely.

1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup sugar

3 large eggs 3 tablespoons grated lemon zest (from about 3 to 4 lemons)

3/4 cup coarsely chopped whole almonds 18 ounces white chocolate chips - melted over a double boiler or in the microwave on low - stir occasionally.

Dip biscotti into chocolate and let dry on parchment paper.

Pumpkin Cheesecake 2 packages of Philly Cream Cheese 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 tsp vanilla

2 large eggs 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

Preheat oven to 350˚ F.

1 premade graham cracker crust

Add eggs slowly, beating constantly.

1/2 cup canned pumpkin a dash of ground cloves

Mix sugar, cream cheese and vanilla until smooth.

Mix in canned pumpkin and spices and mix until

fully incorporated. You can also save some of the batter before adding the pumpkin and spices, and layer it on top of the pumpkin batter. Use a toothpick to swirl around and create the above effect.

Spread in graham cracker

crust.

Place in water bath, which could be a cake pan with water in it. This helps keep the cheesecake from cracking.

Bake for 30 minutes.