THE GLEANER
Vol. 84 No.2
Gleaner good read
EMilY BRASlEY
Edlto .... ln-Chl ...
Going Abroad Spring
Semester
l<nafn of ~ dan<ft'I
and juicy orangn <T<WI'd the ~I. of
my mind. I make daily mental lilllll of
... ile .... arI'a/'ljCmenlS. I imaaine nly .... f
nervously boardi .. , a plane thai will lIy
to • '"",iF <>OIIIIUy. one "'ho. !\alive
........ 1 ~Iy >peal; and whooe
"""""" I know I>eXI 10 nothi .. abouL I
ha ....... uperien<cd _ h • dfJonatic.
""""""Ion 0' my tQmfon >.<)nO.
I •• 100& with lWei", 0lMr
N"""",lh ,,""" .. l!, .... b'avo1ina 10 Spain
next_tlOlrveandstudyabrno.d. w.
bove spmIlbe puc month mcticuloooly
fill .... 0<11 -wJica6on I'onns. appIyina
ro. ~i_ lind In<kina down pKlr.s.n.
town .. ~ON bus.
Now the applic .. ion procesI
i. o~.r. and Chri_ break i, Slndily
app<1)IoOhi"l. F"",i&fll>O$1 It a1mo<ty
~ina 10 !let in. Unlike mott of my
friends, I didn't """0: to JI", up fur
<'--0 on Na>.Nd II'Iis time __ [
keep makina plans r.... next -.&or,
f<qenina IhM 1 will be Ihousands of
miles ..... y .... s excited .. I om 10", r
am 0() used In beinl here.1 Nazan,lh that
t can ', im.a&i .... ,;villi in . dilf ....... t city.
1 .. a1....., on. dilf=n' co.,,;_1
A, A .... I .............. ow obouI
miHi. 0tL I .. ,., m :anl)' SUUCk .. M
shock .. the IhoiIfIht of not bel ...... 1<
to dri"" 10 Oostown ro. pIoIeo in Ihc
middle o(lhc niah<- [ """,', be ...,..".! 10
learn , illy """"try line dances fr-om my
roomm,'., an expert of !he araJ'<vine.
Jr . .... lillie thh>p.
or _ . ....,., ..... Iil)' IIInk ift,
my cold r- "vmed up. I .., ....... 10
be ltamine. " ....... new .... y of Iofe. r
.... Fine 10 be compIeIely imrncnod in
...... 1....., 1IIousonds of y..., old. F.~..,.
day, I .... ill be doing thinp I did,,', c"~n
know ."Iited. A. woroclorful at II I. '0
have Nar.areth as my ......-.d borno. 1
know thai r arnmoslchall....,..r in pIKa
thai ate ..... comforting 10 _. pIKa thai
fotce .... 10 streICh.
Whm r Ialk 10 od>cr people
who ha,.., tnv.1rd . r:wo-I. \hoy .. 11 me
thallhcy had the same r .. n lind pwsions
J ha ..... n..y tay thai some of the time.
in • fOl"O' fIJI _try, 1 will ful like •
complek outJider, and thallhote will be
_ when J jIosI_ 10 .. honw.
They promiM Ihoc. «sp;1C this. SpUI
will be _ of the besilimosofmy life.
Tho lnIIh i. thai r hay. no idea
" 'ha, 10 .Xpeel for """I Kmesu,r. 11".
,..,ally 10""'. bee.use . pan ofme """IS
10 undotsw>d .... o-rything obouI Spain.
ilia i.' •• imply impoaibl< 10 learn befOl"O
I go Ihote....t",.b. fool ofmy .. lf. l·m
jIosI aoi". 10 ... ~. 10 _ IbaI plano,
be .. bnovc .. I <;all. and try 10 Il«p my
mind at .,.,... at possible.
And maybe eal I f.,.. otani"
and lak" . n>rn<:nco claM, 100.
Drinking age
debate 2
A NIlUlrdh CoII~ student pubU("tItion Noyember 12,. 2008
Naz has spoken
r=~=~~~
On No¥. 4. _t.eoo.I the voic<o oflbe
UnilCd Stoia tallina for Barxk ot.ma at
.... ponidtn.w .IK!. BUI .... ""' docs Nazart1h
think? n.. C;I.~ condocled . poll ... inll72
JludcnlJ and I"oculty m""'Mrs from Nu. W •
askood . luclenlJ in our cl..,... and .... dorms
which candido .. earned their ""' ...
o..ItIW" ... eJlCi.ood 10 find thai only
................. rtpCII1t<I __ ina jnlheelection.
For yean, .... Ju".., ~ m.m the media thai
!I_I VOIef could J'II'3)"!he .1K1ion - if only
!ludcnIJ ....,.,Id V<)IO. This ycM, .... Pf"O'"Cd
lhi. lheoty. Ov.r .. venly pert.,nl of NIl-. n.h
!ludcnlJ voted for 8an<:k Obamt.. Nar.areth
CoII~,e. Jtand proud. btuuoe your voices
... -nehcatdl
USA
Plans for metro school at Naz
CRYSTAL GUUAN
St.ff W,U. r
There ..... been • "'"'"
discuss;oncoi ... ........roboulthee .... ion
of. M01J(I S<hool for ~ ~K 10
12"'. Tho idea came 10 S"""rinlendcnl
Willi"", CII .. who is. fO<nleT in .. rim of
the RochcS1n City S<hool District Cala
jointd Nanreth Collego', School of
Educaoion .... brou&J>I a r"", idcat alontI
"ith him. While Ju,~i ... _ion
with .... lad ."......1 of the Empire
JllSlice. they both "oiccd the" conct1"rII
-... po>'""Y in the eil)' tchoob; the
poa.ibility of . Meno S<bool eamc as.
..,lUlion.
Wi!lo llIi. plan In mind. Cal.
if _n .... tina .11 of hi, effortt inLo
1tIIti", !loi, ,,,1I00I. This would brine •
gre.oI opponuniry 10 ~ .. ......
becaIIIe the Metro ScloooI .......ad ..... be
....d ... IoIb ",hoollO help .......... ...
hancb (HI <"XJ>erieDCe.
"NuaretlI pA>du<a _ 30%
of .... oeachors In .... __ I. would be
an irw;tft!ible opporIunity for prae<k • ....t
",""arch for ...... udents and l"oculty.M
Col'''rs
A, I ..... 11 of th;'. booh ....
!lucien .. from .... Meuo School and the
.. udonu from NazareIh "';11 ""'" at
individuals _ Ju,vc • ehonto 10 lam
m.m oach -. Tho main fOc:,. .. 10
breoIr: up the Oily po'"t1ty"" CfU/e .....,..,
varioty. Th;, idoa don tic jnoo _ of
II><: main purpooa of Naza:cth Colle8":
divonity.
" II i. imp<1llivc thai ... ., prepare
.. udenll in boch .... dry lind ouburbt for.
murli-<:ultlnl. divnK.......-Id." menliono
Cob.
I"~in& I Metro S<hooI
""";Ia!:>k 10 the ...... "';11 lad 10
C'O' .... .....,.., people uxni", from din-omll
Obama
McCain
Other
backaJounds In ...... II> allowr 0fUdm0s 10
_. _nlrichinacx~.
"I <OUId ""Iy think thai .....
...-Id add 10 the COli<&< .xperi ........ II
""..Id be an incm!ible opportUnity fOf
praclice and "'Karch fOf the "U<knts and
faculty." Co.lo 1lAIa.
HoweYer, the pIanni", sttan
._.., .._ m to kin& pIKe ...· ith funho-r ......1 1 ~O<Ithe.......rcl ....
of .... Mo1ro S<hooL The idoas ..., _
on in ....... )'d., ilia i. if .... itnaHd .....
the Meuo S<hooI will be ... ithin " .. Iking
di,lance ofNa>;arelh in order to have cary
l"""P"fUtilon fOf bolh JludcnlJ. Th;' will
. 1", alk>w eno)l>&h loP""<' bet ....... n tho
MetKI S<hooI ....s .... collc-gc: campul.
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L THE GLEANER ------uplnlons
My life as a messy. whal ifshe sno ..... what if$helw .. me, whal lfl
hat. her11
Then cam. !he long .",.,ilod day """'n she
walk<:<l in our room. Our bedspreads match, good sian.
Maybe this could ..... ork. BUI how will we know? I
Freshman .uppo'" we'UjllSl have 10 find ou!. People IOld me "Hoy YOlllltver kno ..... , yOll could
MARIAHETZ
Staff Writer
"How could I possibly befriend.! with some
loud, messy, crazy psycho killer I didn ~ even
know?
Having. roarrun.ole is a "~ new experience
for College. som<1lling we ha"e 10 learn 10 deal with and
become more-llexlble with Ibooe we are f.,...,<:<l1O live
"'ith, We worri<:<laboutOtltCO\lljlalibility. We (_book ,
$lalk<:<l tMm cOllStamly, and awail<:<lthal faleful day
when we would ftnally mc<1 "'" mommate.
My billiest concern about Nazareth College?
Roommale oelections were random. Random! How
can they do !hat? It ohouJd be illegal. Whal if she',
end up being best fritndo.H I laughed, blatantly. in their
faces. How eould I po$Sihly be friend! with oome loud.
messy, crazy psycho killer I didn't even know: simply
impossible.
Solm- of US find we will II."..,' gel along and
~ have oeverely extreme eases. Olhc:rs di""""er the saying
oPf'OSi1C$ """"" ia ""'jUS! a clic~. l1'ull • big q .... tion
mark ond one of the biggu1 college learning experiences
we may have (don'l ,ell lho ptOfCS$O<'S), We may be
pick)'. we may be odd, and we may be meo5)'. but con',
Campus living:
Now a necessity
One of the most influential
f""l",," in choosing.COllegei.
the issue ofliving on campus.
1'0' some students, the idea of
leaving home for the f...ed"",
ofa college dorm is a dreamcom
.... true. while lIIh."., are
pelrifi<:<l althe idea of having
10 live with a roommale
0, I ... ving behind Mom'.
home-<:ooking. lIo",..,ver.
• controversial lrend "'"
e"",~ at Na=<th in _en'
years in which more and more .nodents...., choosing 10 move off campus. eith.,.
cornmuting from home. ar ftnding their own apartmenl. This"'" led N&Ur<Ih
adminiotrators 10 p"1 in pl ... e a new rule thaI all f .... hman and ..,(>homo ....
(.""hod;,,!!. those "'00 II« monied, ha~ chi\~",n. 0< whose patents live In Ihc:
immediate area) muslli"" in earnp"-'.
I. personally. am enjoying my ~ year of HYing on campus here at
Nazarelh. My firsl yeM, I li,,«I on the third Hoo, of Kearney. and I nowam liYing
in !'ounders. Nex'ye&r I will be. oeniar. and I am hopinillo Ii"" either inGoorge
or in "'" ""e'-p"p"lar apartments on campus. For me, living on campus i. "'"
only the most praclical choice. ,i".,., my parents' home is roughly 3.S boursaway.
bill also a fun and .&refree alternalive 10 "'" many re,pollOibililie. of securing my
own houoill.llelsewhe",. Living on campus gi"". students a greal opportunity 10
be around thei, peen all "'" lim<, Sometimes this can be frustrating. wI ""erall il
is definitely worthwhile.
l1>e common complaints thaI I h ...... and occasionally make, about
.tudenl housing are !hat the I'OOTn$ are .mall. lhe temperalure is impossible to
control, and there ia a prevalenl pnt--control iasue (silver fish anyone?). While r
ha"" experiero::ed all of these problems in my own dorm(.), these are i......" thaI
occur jllSl as ollen in apartmen ... Unle"," you have. and are willing, lO.pend a
significBnl artlOWll of money 10 Ii..., in an apanmenl, the chance. of finding an
affordable apanmenl thaI i",,'1 small or uncomfortable are .Iim 10 nollt. And,
roo- those sluden .. who decide 10 live al !tome, no maner how mIlCh yoo love
yo", parents, yoo can n<:V<r enjoy lhe same independence. or learn "'" same
.... ponsibilily, living al home thaI you will get on y ....... own.
In closing. I think thaI con.ge ""USing is an ideal lransition from living
with one's parenu 10 living completely independen~y. Sludenl housing allows \liS
a great deal of freedom. while still having I(>me supervisiooJhelp in the fo""" of
RAs. RDs. and securily, £...,n if they oomelimes .... m like a nuisanu, if you'...,
eve, needed ""'i, help with a problem, you Irnow how valuable the.., services
are, By spending three 10 fo", years living on campus. I think thaI studenlS are
beller ptepared 10 lr3n$it;"n to "'" "l-eal" world of wly havink 10 !3l<e care of
.... """\v"'. 1 like tocollSidermy time living on" campllS. son ofgrace period: I
haYe my indepen<ienee, bul if! mess UP. there are multiple safely nelS there 10 help
me OUI, none of which would be available if I were living elsewhere]
Will America finally be able to
stay on the Wagon?
Obama s Plan f or Solving the Energy Crisis
JAMES ItAl.LAHAH
Opinion Editor
High energy prices have
caused $eVere """""i'" 10 American
oociety. fore"", changing how
0'" generalion win vicwenctgy
conoumption, In the ~ few years.
Americans have relt the strong paino
or ri.ing ~nergy prices t Dtging acn>$S
"'" counlry. Our governmenl has
pointed the finge' in every di .... tion.
from "'" Middle IlastlO Katrina. Now
the blame...,."." 10 have fallen on
markel specula""", Dl:spite these
acknowledgments of the cri.is al hand.
they have taken linle 10 no action 10 remedy these probl ......
Now thaI go..< prices &re dropping again can we finally take a ~p brealh and
relax? Unfortur\alely, no. Similarlo the hunicanes thaI bave "'''''Sod the Southem
U.S., we are merely in the eye of the storm. The f""" still ",mainslhal we are
dependen' on foreign oil, which is itsdfa limited and expensive resourc"" \hal "" ....
irreparable harm 10 the Eanh'. atm06Ph=. We mllSl seize upon this opportunity.o
shill over to lho .... of ~lItwable resources.
~idenl ... l<"Cl Barack Obama has kept this in mind and may ha"" the
answer 10 this growing problem, Ov., about a len year period, Obama 1"""-' to mOve
over 10 fuel effieienl vehicles, offering $7000 \aX cuts 10 tho:st! who patronize thi. new
technology. He will all(> begin a movement 10 weathe.;"" and be11er illOulate hom ..
so thaI they require less fuel 10 heal. l1u-ough "'"" .trlt1egies, if they are sllCCeSSful.
Obama', policies will significanlly red""" emissi""" and consumption of fossil fuels.
Be wary when considering these plans, howe...,-, Unfonunately. many of
"'"" pi .... I(>WId greal on Obama·. campaign website bul fail 10 acIdres! a few
glaring problerru,
A gn'31 deal of Obama's pi .... hinke on the u.S<: of biofucl •. Biofuels soWld
like a godsend, allowing \liS 10 run our ears on oil from com and othe, vegetable
maner. wI il is vinuaJly impossible lo~ompletely switch ove, 10 thi' form ofenellP'.
As lhose prodtlClS are grown in large quantities. land once used for food will be
replaced inotead with Ihis vesctalion. diSplacing high oil prices with .kyrocketing
food prices. Conswners will now find .... msel...,. able 10 drive to work, but unable
10 afford groo-eri •• lo roed thei, famili .... Plowing more llU1d wi11 IlOl 1(>1..., this
problem eithe,; more and more "'inf."... .. &re being bulldozed in Velltzuela and
othe, countries 10 create farmland. Defore.tali"" will ha"" devastatins "rreets on the erut!t., environment, slgnificandy incre .. ing "'" amount of CO2 in the atmosphere.
Obama also plans on utili~ing the fuell(>urees we have in America,
implementing a """" i, or lose ilH procedure by which oil compani ... will be required
10 drill in reserv .... This will .... up all or our resoUIUS, leaving us compleldy and
une,ly in the hands o(foreign oil if we ...., unable lodevelop sufficien' techoology al
thaI point, . I~nifying prospect.
Ou, only choice iSloconv"". W" m,,", embrace elltrgy efficienl stnl<&ies
and use allcrnate fornu of energy. sllCh .. hydrogen cars. sol..- and wind powe,. and
ol"",,-<:oaJ technology. As Ani DeFranco says in he, poem SeIf'EYldem. "Here', 10
our last drink of r.,..il f",,1s Ilel US vow 10 gel off of this sa...,e."
EOITOR MUSIC EDITOR STAFF WRITERS
The GJs.-.-~ 8 M;IIice to 1M sI!Jd9nI pe1SfI(IdIw. WI!
EmHy Brasley Nick Cicero Lauren Berger Gina Mastrodonalo embody the tIIJ9 Nazsreth CoIGg6 spirir IltId "'" dodicatoo
SPORTS EDITOR DESIGN EDITOR Brenna Boerman Erica Schrimme! to the ~ 01 the IItJ!iro Nallltlllh studeI!t pofIIr
Adam Naureth Elizabeth Gales Heather Bulterfield Jessamyn SIon /aIion, WI! ,.... aJnmiIt6d to worIOOg willi eve/)"OtlII ,.",.,
OPINIONS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY Jeri Crane Emily Soule W&'l/'s to be m.:JI'8d IltId ~ 8 d}fI.wni: ~
James Hallahan EDITOR Megan Crisl Chelsey Wentworth forstudents to oXtl1llcp gteM~, dfWgn, IltId IfIsMs.
And Ii1af): lMt WIO'I! membets of The GINner 10 be IIxdtwi
A&E EDITORS Brandon OToole Cryslal Gulian Steve Woosley IJbo<J ~ together. our ITI9IIIings provIdtJ 8 SBle ~fI{QI
Katelyn Machnica ADVISOR MaliaHeIz Heather Zulauf for .. ~ to be openly discussed, and~, WII
Casey Tamimie Sandra Parker COpy EDITOR WlltleeWf)!lM'$ ~,Mmi and oonI1ibIJIiotI to our
Carty Maldonado "'"'
Opinions THE GLEANER 3
Lowering the drinking age: what do you think?
LAUREN BeRGER
Staff Writer
ELIZABETH GATES
D •• lgn Editor
n.., day an adoJescem lunu 18
yeano old, .... or "'" i. c<KISidtrM a I~gol
aduhbylhe federalg<Wemm...,1. In all fifty
Wl1 ... 18-y~lds are allowed to buy,
,..,11 or panic:ipote in p<lmognophic ~11Il$.
Tho)' are allo~ 10 pul'<'hase and oarry
both • high_p<>WeTed rin. and an IS_ioch
Bowie knife. In some .,..1 . .. 18-year.()lds
are abl. 10 bee""", armed police office ...
proslitUles and "V<:" pur-ol ... " (a< well
.. 11$<) dynamit •. i\1 18, ODe is allo,,-ed
to join a local fire oquad, • ....,"" Leam
or the armed forces. In f",,~ one-fifth of
all ,,<>mba, deaths in Iraq are of ooldien
beI,,"eeft 18 ond 21. 1Iut, at 18 yean Old,
an A"",rican "adult" is no< allowed to
.pu.rc ha<se or be Ken drinkina an aleoholie
alcohoL.
Age ,S:
-Brazil
-Romania
-Ireland
-Mexico
-Australia
·Slngapore
-Czeth Republic
-The Sahamas
-Puerto Rico
-South Africa
"
1M United Stale. i. one of only
four <""""ie. world" ide Ihat have a legal
drinking age of2 I • al""8 with the Ukraine,
Malay.i .. and South Korol , Out neighbor
10 the ~ Canada, has a drinking age
of 19. llH: United Staid appean to be
on oddball, especially ."",ide,ing the
.~ring Ii .. of countries with I~
~rinkina age. posted as 18 and under.
-The United Kingdom
-Sweden
-New Zealand (with parental
The an,lude 10"'''''' keeping the
l.pI drinking age SO high i. to ~.-:e
dn>nlc driving and lhe """,idenlS thaI result
from it. l1>e mentality .. thai bt<oause
drinking underage i. illegal, mioon will
no\ drink and. the",r"",. ".,. dtink and
drive, Thi' i, comple"'ly untrue. Not only
"" mino .... iII drink (and drive undor ,he
inftuenee). but dnmk driving i. a problem
e>'m am<>ng tho$e of legal drinking age.
guidance)
Under Age ,S:
-Thailand
-Denmarl<
-China
-Selglum
· Italy
-France
-Spain
--Germany
-The Netherlar>ds
The joy of play:
i i
,
Used sporting equipment collected through
month oj October
Wrl~r
My fonde$I memori ..
of growing up"'" ofr«eoo hours
filled "ith games of(O\lr "loan:.
jumping mpc and playing """"""".
With no end in 'ight to the joy
round in such ~plicated
octivities. lif. wu good.
Ideally. childml
everywbe", ,hould
havethe opportUn ity
for sucb a .imple
ploaoure u a game
of _. Take"
mom<ntlO c<>n>ider
,.,.., playing.s<><>:e>"
involv .. : 0 bal~
"""'" form of "
goal and • group of
ohildren. Simple.
rigIn? AceOl'd;ng
\0 the National Alliance
Youth Sp<KU. child",n living
in impo"erished reg'''''' of the
world mAke """'r ball! out of
plastic bags and twine. Imagine
pll)ling soccer wi,h I mund
obj«1 composed of Wegman"
bags and wing. If child .....
do not e-..... ba...., ac< ... 10 •
",ar """""r ball. then o<CO$$
10 other .poni ng equipmen, is
oul of the que"ion. Wi,hout
these basic tool .. """,y of the
world·, cbild ..... lose QUI on the
opponunity r", development and
well being that .ports progr.omS
provide.
A.o a penon "'ho enjoys
oporU and play. 1 am deeply
concerned about thi' lack of
OC«SS \(I . porlS equipmenl for
young _Ie. ~·unhe"""",. ""
an intem thi • ....., ....... with the
United NOli<>", A...,.,iati"" of
Roc....... (www.unar.org), I
have been .m~ with the
idea that w . .. indi.idual! ha".
,hemeanslOmake adifre",noeon
• global..,.le. After~hing
the efrom tho, UNICEf (the
Uniled Na,i""" Internalional
Chil.....,n·. F.mel1lency Fund)""
in pIa<e gea=! toward> . ports
and play. 1 wao inopired to do
sornetbinS on my ,,"n. Dociding
10 ~e in • program called
the Global Gear Driv. beaded by
the Na tional Alliance for Youth
Sporu. I con,,,,,,ed Pete Bot/u>er.
Athletic Director at Nazareth
College. for .upport and help.
Collection are .. we ... assigned
and •• mall email Moampaign"
"'""" cx""uted. 111 ... farthe good!:
being oollected
inoludc ball.
(soccer. basketball.
volleyball.
\:.ickball), pumps,
playg r ound
equipment and old
""ifumu and WlIm>
ups, Through
the Global Gear
o,.;ve. the i .......
will be .... t 10
impove<ished....,,,,, inAfric .. ,he
Middle EasI and the CaribMan.
n..donati""'CQII~
at N"""",th Collese will mAke a
difference in the Ii" .. or many
child ..... and pcrhaps they IOOwili
look bacbm their childhood arod
",member. In 'pile or ,,'halo"or
other !wdships ,hey face. ,he
simpl. joy of play.
"
"
r
"
,
oo,~
Initi.tive
lin. we ... no!
sav •.
Initiati"e 01 ...
,
"
'. UIlpr<>te<ted sex.
them .. lv .. orothen.
ti II
Finally. everyone can think of
.tleast one stupid mi.l2ke they ma<k
... teenag .... Now think ofbow much
.....,..., i ...... poruibl •. &ngerous and far..
.. aching those mi,tak .. oould ha"e
if olcohol hod pla}'t'<l a mi •.
of the Amethy., Initiative &IgUe that the
""sa'i,·. ell"""u of al<:OhoI1'tS~1t from
o cult"", thot promotes irrespoMiblc
binge drinking. Suppooillg th .. i. the
ease, what purpose CQuld lowering the
drinking age possibly IInVe bu, to make
this dang.,., ... MCuJt""'~ mO<e easi ly
avail.bleto '"""', and younger. _1.7
R .. poruibility" """.thing that mus'
be learned. Simply allowing" young ...
generation to drink will _t.ach
Americans 10 ronsume alcohol more
safely.
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4 n~E GLEANER Arts and Entertainment
Cosby's Back!
NICK CICERO Bill Cosby'. path bas laken him from pudding pops to
Music Ed tor hip-hop. The 7(}.ycar-old has recorded a hip-bop album
I .. t for ~I""'" ""xt month. '"Cosby Namotives Vol. I: State
ofEmerger.cy" blend< the .,..median 's coneepta ond stOri .. with a hip-hop.
pop and jazz SO\UIdtraCk.
" I do not "'I' on any of these things." Co$by told TheA.uociated
P ...... HI wouldn't know how to fix my mouth to $ay some of the words."
Cosby said the: hip-hop music he be,," i.o profane and degrading.
iii. album is ''the o""""ite ofwhal I think i. the profanity for no particular
~ason. the mi""I\Yny for no pa:<icular ~ason." be said. "It I'nIly loob at
the frustration and the ang"'" that a young man may have."
The albnm. assembled by Cosby's longtime musical collaborator
Bill "Spaceman" I'anenon. """t:>ins rhymes provided by gunt "'ppe .... The subject maUer1 "1lIc val ...
ofan education. The value ofrespe<:ting one' ... If and ... giving [li'te"''''1 a chance to raise their .. If·
esteem and con~<knce." Cosby said.
Panel'$Ol'l said he was sutprised when Cosby first inquired about making a rap =ord - IUllil 'he
co>median revtale<l he wouldn't be theo"" doing the rapping.
"P«>ple started specUlating.. i.o he going to rap about J.II·O POl<idina Pops or what'/" Pone.son
oaid. "But he'. alway. been involved in music and he was thete for the fim ge""ration of SpOken word .
... He has .l .... "y. undemood rap" poten'ial. bu, be was appalled by the foul lang.age and the misogyny
_ the way poople ~ . medium that could be U$ed '0 el.v.te poople. 10 optn Iheir eyes and provoke
thought."
Cosby made the album ... companion to hi' 2007 best-selling book, "Come on. P¢OJ>le: On the
Palh fTOm Victims to Vi<lOn." And though hedoesn't expect the CD to be. huge hit. it WOtI't be hi' last
hip-hop ~ntl!l'e.
"We ean do "v.n betttr." he said. "1lIc next 0 .... will be even m<><e ct.e.meading."
A woman's take on The Women ••••
out of
HEATHER ZULAUF •••••
Staff Writer
~n.. Women~
isa~makeoh
1939 movie and
pl~y wrinen by
CI"", Boothe
luee. The 2008
ve .. i"" sticks 10
liberal.lIJHo>-d.te
flare. Thi' i. a starstu<
lde<I cast that
you will not .. :ant
..,~ 10 mi .. ify<>u are a
women of any age.
The story foc"",," ott a group of ....." .!thy
""men ofNewYorI:. Mary Haines. pl.ye<l by
Meg Ryan. i. m.,ned to a Walt Stn:t1 genius
who. unbeknown to her. is seeing anolher woman.
Ryan" close knit group offri.nd< consists of AI""
(Jada Pink<11 -Smith). an uptigh. l .. bian. Sylvia
(",,,,,,,tie B<nning), a magazi .... edi_. and Edi.
(Dcbr:a M~ing). a crazy. eccen,ric molM. of
four. soon 10 be mo<h<r of live. The "spritz .. "riM
from S»3 Fifth Avenue i. pl~ed by the one and
only EVIl Mendes.
The main theme of the lilm i. that Ihingo
will go wro<>g. but yo .... gi'lfiicnd< will.lwayo
be thete 10 help you pick up the pieces. II i.
int..-esting to :ICc the absence of men throughoul
\hi. film. Nowhe ... do you evcr meel Ryan's
husband oreven ..,., • man for that moller. [ Cout
ooly ~Iate it to Nazarm where the a~ of
men is quit<: similar .
Ovrntll this is. fun and enjoyable
rnO'lic. So ""b Ihe girls and make it a movie
nighl ifyoo bavcn'tal~ady!
Kate Voegele: Don't look away •••• out of
GINA IIlASTROOONATO
Staff Writer
Kate Voegele" first album "Don'l Look
Away" ....... a very upbeat and catchy album ...
...... 11 as having. chic. iJriish rock and pop feel to
it. What makes Ihi. album greal i. Kale Voegele"
am"';ng voice and unique lyrics. the grt"at acoustic
guitar """,;"'" ond jamming out on the dectric
guitar.
This album fe.N .... """" of my favorite
$OOf;$ of Kale's: "'Only Fooling Myself:' "Kindly
Unspoken." "Miglll !-Lave Ike ... " and "] Won't
Disagree." MDon't Look Away i. only 0"" of two
ofber album,.
Thi. )'<Hing new .inget originated fTOm
CI"""lond. Ohio and Iw ho, r«ord label through
Myspacellnterscope =ords. Kate writes beT own
:rongs and has been sinee the age of 15'
An interesting ract about Ihi. young
. inger/songwriter is that ber song ~Lift me up" i,
featured on Team USA Olympic.. <OIlI>d1r8C~! Also.
she playe<l • TOI" in 0"" "fthe CW', hi' sho ...... "ODe
Tree Hill." She played the rol. of back up singer
Mia. and Ihi. really helped laun<h her~r.
•••••
Kate Voogclc also jllSt recently performed
at Watemw:, Mus;c Hall right be ... in Roohester!
It was an a ...... some show. I mUSt say I kn< .....
nothing aboul her when I wenlto the cotl<en wilh
my ,i.I.".. but
oJkr hearing her
"ng.. I I","cd her
.tum!! Het style
is very cool and
calming. as " .. n
as enlhusiastic
and wildly
entertalning. but,
for the majority.
it appeal, to
the kmaic ;;:;:::;:;;;;:;:;;c---
pernasion. i
You can view some of her stuff and listen
to her music through MY'"""e. fac:ebook, and on
her o .... n page at hnp:/Iwww.katev",,!!"Ue . .,..m.
Like Free Stuff? We do too.
Stephanie Meyer's
"Twil ight" set to hit the
big screen
11', finally happened- the -rwilight ..... ga, first introduced
as a book seri .. in 2003. i. now being ~I~ as a motion pictu~.
The movie. due to ~le ... on November 21 ". is based on the fi ... ,
boo~ ;n the growing "Twilighl" tn:nd. The plteoomenon of "'"
only the movie. bu, al'" the publication of the fouM book in the
saga. "B~aking Dawn," has the adolescent community in I tiny,
imag .. of the book covers and promo posters popping up all o~r
bolh MY'"",," and Facebook.
The mo"", ;, based upon the first book in the <Cri .. of the
$1m. """"'. an .v ..... popul ... Romeo and Juli ... tory of forbidden
love. Bella Swan (played by Knoten Stewart) hasj"" moved to a
tiny to"",, whe~ it i. constantly "'ining. Bella find< herself iII all
kind< oflrouble due to the "cketlingly .weet ..,..,1 of her blood
"n"",ting the 10001 family of docile vampiru. Iklla fall. madly in
love wilh one .uch vampi"', Edward Cullen (Robert Paninson):
super-strong. supcr_fast,and """"'hing for a soul male .ince he
stopped aging in 1918. Edward find. hi. mate in Bella. but must
co ... tandy banle wilh hi' powerful in""r i ... tinc, '0 tear her apart
for IWty tn:al Add in hi' family .... ""ven ofsix other vampi"",
with considc",bly lo,,"er \e"els of ... lf-contMl __ and their immonal
...... mi.s, a rival """en led by lam .. (Cam G.thegi) ond ViC\Ofia
(JUcheUe Lofe,....). who come ;n sean:h of revenge on the Cull ....
and. of cou .... a nice snack.
The books in the .... i .. are titled -rwiligln." "New
Moon." "Ecli~." "Breaking Oa .... n." and an upcoming fiflh bool:
"Midnight SIUl." "Twilighl" has sold OVer B million copi .. and
has spen' Ihirty ~ and cOWlting as the cW'!"Cn,.1 New Vorl<
Ti IJlC$ 1k$tSClling seri.,.. The series follows the love story of Bella
Swan and Edward Cullen as \hey progress through epiC banl",
including vampires. werewolv ... and high ..,hooI. The books can
appeal to anyone who ""joys fanwi ... t .... dram ... or romanlic
stori ... The movie began c .. ting and pn:production ov~r a year
ago and i, due to ~Ic_ in November_a few weeks ~ ... Iler than
scheduled (after Warn.". Bros. pushed back the rel~_ date of the
.ixlh movie in the"1-IMry Potter" .. ries).
Wh>I i.o it about .. ri .. boob that lead to .... i •• movi .. ?
Some begin smack-dab in the middle ("Sial Wars Episode 4" firS'
to ~Iease in 1977). some ~mbi .... all of the books into one movie
(Lomony Snick .. ', "UnfortunateEv.n ..... 2(04). and oome follow
the general chronology of the boob (~1-IMry Potter." "Sisterhood
of the Tm~llng Pan ... Wand the ~Lord of the Rjngs" tlilogy). The
aclual (actS of the reaso ... behind this arc ~1a\i~ly ",,"""""".
There .... a few tht>ories: thol btstsclling books will bring in box
offi"" dollars. and that a cinematic ve ... i"" of books can recreate
a popular JtOl)' everyone can fol low. It i. known, to anyo .... who
blogs. thaI readerS of the book. demand a I: 1 movie to book ratio;
that is. one movie per book in the ..,d.,.. For evidence of this.
one me~ly muotlook at !he box office ratings of the wUnfonunate
EventS" ... rie. (IOmato-worthy) as compared to those of the "Hany
Poue'- seri .. (...rung ""'w records with every ~Ie ... ). Whal.,...,.
the rnson. ramarc clamoring for the ~Iease of the long_anticipated
big....,,,,,,n production of Stephanie Meyer', -rwiligln:'
Arts and Entertainment TI IE GLEANER 5
Hamlet: Nazareth s cross gendered reinterpretation
KAITlYN ouor
Staff Writer
The east. lhe oudimoe. lbe otaac and the
liihu all oontribu~ 10 the suoccuful op<1llnjO ni&lu of
Nazarelh CoII~·. c~ reinterpretation of
ShaknpeatO'. fillamlet."
The .. tors and octrasa hid .... difficult)'
piloyina thor roIeoflhe _i~ amder. Tho relationships
~..,alftl on JlaF ~ Iho ............. btn _ no!
....... '" fool "Y'>"". oaid __ K_I,... Mochnic&.
~bohnlca. pIayin& Ibo rule ofHamIct, Nld l1li1 mati",
this productiooI ~~ ..... _ • probI<m
boa .... of tho pn>hmdiry of the _, and Ih: .........,
aIIit""" !>tid by Ibt """'-
The 0n>0ti0n and fctll"l that _ h .,...
member brouihl 10 the: staMe was easily ~iud by
Iho .udimoe. Compriotd ofapproximluly 1511udcnlS.
(,,",ully. parents and community memben.tho audi.,,",,',
an.."..", was .. Iud by the paMi"" eV<1)' lICI<>< and
t.01reN c<)Qvoy«1
The intimate smi"l of lhe theatre a100 holped
!he ludl...,., understand wtw ....... aoinff on Ilwu~
lhe UxL Machni<:o >aid IbM S~ il han! 10
comfWl'l>end, boa if you "'" doiDa yow job .. .., -'
actnw. people "ill IIOderstMd ~. 0... to ~
10 the Arts Ccncet, Nazaredl held Ihtir fall ~ ..
the \ocaI k...w. Ccmmunity Center.
The ..., and shape of!he IIIcatn aI"""'" II.
audience members 10 exptrienot the ploy "" Ihe .....
~L. The oet was verutile, wi1II props added add
mnoved .. 1>C«SSIl}'. With • Ioc of dimbiJl&, jwnpina.
fi&/llinl and """,inllllle Jet had to be tlurdy. M""hnica
oaid tho, she otway. f.1l Jar. dimbi"l down • ladder
from the _, lovel •.
The los ... "r time wu • conocm of cui
mcmben ond audience IIlI'mbtn alike. ~ had b«n
about." hour ond atwfof .. ript that ..... </til OIl!. said
M .. hnica. BUI !he !how 11m ran """ line houri..
The _icnoc appeatt<IlUlItsi • times and IIWdento
commenl«llhat iI ......ned Ion&- Machnlca said IhaIIlM:
d.....aor did _ ... 10 tuI ........ 1eB froftIlho ",npl.
.S.bc - abo mentioned !hal iI _ d..tinittly _ ..... ,..,.. Aftrr Iho perf_, 1Iudmt/; wen: IaIkina
......... Ihnnselveo abouI the quoIny or !he .. " ....
On< .......... said thai;, ....... -.....ell ,,~eaaod.w A_
said. "biIIori<:.w The ra.cticoI or Iho _ ....... _ "eI)I
posi'ive. rdIeetin& wit apprt'cillion for Iho ,ime and
commiuncn' made by all ,he of call and CKW mcmben
in lhe prod"",,,,,, of wHam let."
Aladdin's natural eatery
Just a short walk do"'TI Ease Avm~
lo ..... nl$ the Eric Can.al i$ Schoen Place. For those
who don·, know alrw:ly. this liule si<k strut is.
treas ... re trove f(ll" gJCal calli and a $<:Cnic leI a .... ay.
For Ihose in snreh of a dining experience thaI nOI
only .. 'istic!! their la.jle buds, bul thdr budgeu as
well. look no funhcrlhanAladdin's Natural Ealery.
Upon m,erin& the re$tIIunm. rp>e3lS are greeted and
either sealed on the porch thaI ov.,.loob the: canal
(II" a'. cozy table lucked lway ill$i<k.
True 10 its name. Ihis ealery's cuisine hails
frum the Medilemlnean. Unlike many "ethnic""
restaurnnlS. Aladdin's does nOI offcr
solely unkno .... n dishes to its customers.
In fact. hummus. pila bread. and gyros
are staplC$ in the mm .... If you are still
uncertain of .... hether or not Aladdin's is
for you, the ""IT is mOR than .... illing 10
help answer any questions you have about
the tradilional Mediterranean m ...... Of
patticular note is the appetizer Baba. short
for aaba Ganooj. I traditional humus style
dip made of eggplanl and chick peas that is
Indy phenomenal. For Ilighlerdinner, uy
the Gyro Pita, it is Il'asonably priced for
a huge Gyro filled with delicious ground
lamb and ~for chicken. The dinner for
a true Sullan. however ..... ould certainly
be the Mouuaka. Layers of poIlIlOC$ and
ground beef blmdtd with wine and spees layem!
with sliecd egplant pel topped with ligbt creamy
"BechameiM
.. uce.
Not $IIi$lled with just dinner? Try one of
Aladdin's exquisilely amazing desserts. Though
desseru chanll" fn)m day 10 day. typically !hell'
are pies, cakC!! and tOrles ... p 10 the cciling. The
choco)ale peanut buuer 1000e and the espres.w tOf1eS
are OUI of this world. Probably the besl dessm tlIey
olTer, lIS far as value and taste bud value. is the
peanut buller passion. Pic!un: a layer of chocolate
cake .... ith • layer of peanul butter fud~ lind a layer
of chocolale fudll" on top.
Did I _ion \hal the prices III Aladdin's
are extmnely reasonable? A tasty meal \hal ineludes
an appetizer. mtr6e and ~ can run for under
Iwenty dollars. Some mtr6e's, namely the piw and
"""km. run for lIS liule as six
dollar5 and they art' e.wtmcly ••••
filtinal Even if you an: ull$ure out of
of Ihe type: of food, try il. il is •••••
complclely worth il.
6 THE GLEANER
Minors you might not know a~out!
EMilY BAASL.EY
Edltor-ln..Chlef
Asian Stud ies
The A3ian Stud'" Minor lit Nazareth ...... on .., intttdi .. i·
plinary "f'PJOIICh ,., familiarize Jludcnll with Lho conli""nl of Asi ..
The minor gives .cullen\! a chanc<o 10 explore Iho hlJlory and culture
of Asia'. vari ..... "'lions. The c~ cmp/la!i7.c!he importance of
Alia in today', &Iobal "",,;ely, "f*lally as il ",laleS 10 a 1oba1ization.
The", _ cLlRftltly nine diffcrwl dqwDnmlS Wt conlribute to the
curri<:ulurn, 10 c\&ssle$ might be bNtd on anythina from history to
"'Iia.ioo 10 lilm>lure. SIUdmu ore allO required to tab CIIiDne or
J~ Iansua&'" courses. Those in !he ......,...., wilileam abouI !he
';millrities and dilferulca betwet-d ~ _ WOSIem cultures.
ond ,,;11 cxpIoR: !be infIumct .... h ..... 0>'eI' Ihc odIer. ()d..,. !han
Ian&uaee c~ stuoknIs an: requi~ 10 late II cmIill in 1M major.
Youth Development
If you ..., planning on wort:i"l wilh youth in the future .
• minor in Youth o....,loprnen\ m.y be for you. While: othct opproiICh
.. (.,., ... on COfTUling or cbanginl youth, lilli minor chalkn",.
slU<kn'" 10 envision the """11 r.ccenary for youth 10 thrive.
1M clusco and inlc ..... hi"" offered In 1M minor live "I>knu a
chance to ,,'Ori;. with Rochesler_bued youth orproir.ui"", 10 make
connections betwttn Ihe ~ learned in .IUl ond the situ.
tionllhal youth wori<tn faec in real Ii' •. Service leamin; offen
rt1.I6mlIlhe opponunity to ,,'OfIC willi yOIAh diteetly and 10 I'Ofttet
on Ihri, own biases and the communily'. ~ IObout yOUlb.
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Friday November 14th in the CAB! !
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NIlZ S'I'IJJ)I~N'I'S IIO(~I'
'I'DI~ \rO'l'ln
, ,. . ,.
Etc' , ------------------------ THEGlEANER 7
Organic food vs. Regular brand ... Can you tell the difference?
HEATHER ZULAUF
Staff Writer
Gleaner stalTers decided \0 sec if there is a taste
difference between organic and nO/1-organic foods . We tested
six types offavorile student foods: chocolate milk, cheese
doodles. cheese slices,juice. cookies and chips.
1. Wegmans Chocolate Milk vs. Silk Chocolate Milk
2. Wegmans Cheese Doodles VS. Orguic brand
3. Orens VS. Newman-O's
4. Wegmans American cheese slice~ vs. Vegan cheese slices
5. Tropic.fia Juice vs. Gr«n Veggie Juice
6. Lays plain potato ch ips VI. Terra Sweet potato chips
The n'~ult.'l of the blindfolded tas te test were a5 follows:
Our eight "experlS" could lel100l only that there was indeed
a significant difference between the foods but could al$O
distinguish the regular brands from the organic brands.
C hipS: Six people enjoyed Ihe regular brand of chips as
opposed to the organic brand. while two people favored the
organic.
Juice: Just two people enjoyed the "green organicjuice,"
while the other six liked the pink Tropicana j uice. Some of the
responses about the organic juice were:
"It was so good!" -Chelsey Wentwonh
"I I::an't believe I liked the green juice." -Chelsey Wentwonh
"Smells organic ..... - Maria Helz
"11 bums!" - Maria Hetz
"Nasty Green Jui<:e." - Maria Hetz
"It looks like sludge." - lames Hallahan
Cheese Doodles: All eight experts chose the regular Wegmans
brand cheese doodles. Some comments about the organic were:
"Crunchy air, not as cheesy." - Maria Hetz
"Smells weird." - James Hallahan
C ookies: Three people liked Paul Newman's
cookies. while five others stuck with the original
Oreos. Some commcnts were:
"I can reel the difference in the texture." - Maria
Ho<>
''The organic ones are less sweet then the original
ones."' - Rachel
"The Newman-O's taste like cardboard."
-Chelsey Wentwonh
Cheese s lices: Two people enjoyed the Vegan slices. while the
other six preferred the Wegmans brand. Most said that the Vegan
cheese was bland.
C hocolate Milk: Only two people chose the regular milk,
while Silk soymilk pulled offa surprise win. About Silk:
"[t tastes like a mi[kshake" - James Hallahan
No report on how many of the eight had dinner that evening. As
for cos!. most of the brands were within 50 cents of each other.
with the juice having the largest price difference.
Trying new foods is always fun . do it yourself -- you might be s.uprised at what you end up liking!1
EMllYSQULE
Siaff Wrtte,
I. Volunteer: 1.0<.,
food cupboards
are always looking
for volunteers,
especially on
Thanksgiving.
2. Bring A Dish to
Turkey Day:
Whether
you're celebrating
at home or a guest
in somoone's
house, pitching
in and creating a
dish of your own
will always be
appreciated.
3. Footboll
Tournament:
Need to alleviate
some end-of-thesemester
stress?
Start a touch football
tournament with
your friends and/or
family.
4. Black Friday
Holiday Shopping:
Although it's the
1 busiest retail day all
I year, you can find
great savings and
get your holiday
shopping done early.
5. Press Leaves:
Take a walk on
a nice autumn
afternoon and pick
some oolorfulleaves.
After a night in a
te"tbook.. the leaf
will be perfectly
pressed and make a
great fa ll memento.
Golden Flyers Are Going to the Tourney!
Going 1-/ on the weekend helps propel women s soccer to the NCAA Tournament
ADAM NAUERIH
Sports Editor
~ ~ Ekono!oo> O'Toole
With the powerful duo of seniors Kelly Finn and Ra<:hel Cushman back on the field
k>getheT tho Golden Fly" .. lOOk it to the Rochester lns1ilU1e orT«hnologyTigen.
",., Ernp;'" II Semifinal ",as played al Ithaca Conege arK!;1 proved 10 be a ~al place
for u.. flyers to pour in three loa'" 10 defeat RIT 3-1 10 advance 10 the E8 Tille game
agairuu Ithaca 0>11.8< CKI Sunday.
Finn a.ddod to he,- team high 10 goal. on the season wilh her Ita and 12a, 1M first
oflleT goals coming al 13: 16 and the 5eCOnd coming offa greal ball from Cushman.
Cli<hrnan sealed lht game ..... ith her seventh goal on \he season wilh the assist rominl
from sophomore Meagan Rivera. 1lIe TiS." fried 10 """",ome with. goal by Emily
Travers; assiste<l by Erica Main. bullbe delkit """"ju'llOO mu<h for RIT.
On Sunday Nazareth look on lhe hhacaColiese Bombers for lhe Ell Tille. bullost S-O
10 the lop ~ed Bomber!.. Sli\Ill\e Ftye .. an: going to the NCAA Twmam01l\ for the
.ighth time in their kist"')' when lhty hool Endkon (IS-3 -2) s..lurday. No~mbe, IS- al
1:30 pm al Golden Flyer Sl:ldium.
"TllNrl'I~J):
SPORTS WRITERS!
DOYOU HAVE A LOVE OF SPORTS
AND A GIFT FOR WRITING?
IF YOU ANSWERED YES TO EITH ER
QU ESTION ABOVE, TH E GLEANER WANTS
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Nazareth Cruises Past Brockport
Golden Flyers win J 0 of 13 events on their way to improving to 3-1
ADAM NAURETH
Sports EdItor
B",aking your !Chool's pool record i. a nice WIly 10 .l3I1lalking aboul how tho
Na>an:lh Wom~n·. Swimmingleam ..... ·am pasllhe Golden Eagle. ofBr<><kpOn
151·84. freslun"" bllel Phipps and Holly Gilligan along wilh t..aur.n McKinney
and Jac:lyn Conklin pruled a record lime of 1:55.68. McKinney and Conklin .01..,
won an individual.venl. pi«e ISlhey ..... on Ihc two ",Ia~
Along ..... ith Conklin. McKin".,y. Gilligan and Pbippo. N"",..,.,lh also hadjuniOf
Erin Rappold. freshman Sara Weigel.juniOf C<)lJrlJ>Oy Pile.juniOf LiMsey Bu>.ard.
junior Jeanne Falco and f",ohman A~bley Palm..- win ~.nl$. Rappold won Ihc
800 mele, freeslyl ..... ·ith a lime of9:47 .61 and Weigel WOn Ihe ZOO mde, freeslyle
with a lim. ofZ,18.94. Falco ..... on in lhe 200 meter medley relay and Ihc 200
mele, 1M (2:41.91). Pilc ..... on the 400 meier freMtyle{4,56.51). wIIile Bu>.ard .... ·on
Ihe 3-mele' diving even! with" ""'''' of UlZ.30 and Palmer ,,'On with a lime of
2:59.55 in Ihe 200 mel..- b"'lStr(>ke.
The Golden Fly"" next comp<tition i.1he Lemoyne College Dolphi ... when they
come to N..,. .. ",th on November IS- fo r . 1:00 pm rntt1 .
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