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VOL. LXXI ... NO. 16 ROOSEVELTTORCH.COMTUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2015
The Roosevelt TorchOFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY CHICAGO SCHAUMBURG
BY LAUREN GRIMALDISTAFF REPORTER
Republican Bruce Raun--
rated Jan. 12 as the 42nd -
er, who ran on a platform
is expected to implement
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ticians do.
elected to deal with the number one problem fac-
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of the state. Rauner ran -
him push policies that that
see how he can do that and
-cused on economic issues,
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“He has no political re-
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super Democratic major-ities in both the House
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lations with both. The
positions that are close to
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president, and the Demo--
ities in both chambers of
policies adopted into law,
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One of the often repeat-
and when businesses are -
Rauner sworn in as new governor
BY JOSHUA M. HICKSSTAFF REPORTER
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-pleted their associate and
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tinue their education de-
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for students to attend the
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about the collaboration
is a well-established and well-respected commu-
1964, Triton continues to -
cational opportunities to
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-ministrators at Triton
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“There are multiple
partnerships with our -
complete their associate
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and tools to help students -
ident Obama realizes the importance of post-sec-
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-dents in our communities
-ports this national initia-
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what we do best. That
well. You must partner, because our cost is more
-tionships so that students
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passion as an educator to -
who complete an associate
be successful in complet-
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complete their bachelor
transformational experi-ences and opportunities
who are leaders in their profession and their com-
COURTESY OF NANCY STONE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE/TNS
Roosevelt and Triton agree on new Dual Degree Program
Ryan Pace hired
as new GM of
Chicago Bears PAGE 8
Nicholas Sparks’
divorce shocks
devoted readers PAGE 6
UVA frats refuse
to sign on to new
safety policy PAGE 5
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a bill that froze parts of
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would be cut, it is possible
aid, welfare, food stamps, -
icant decrease in what
well, because the simple
than it otherwise would
the answer to that. But
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“You will see more busi-ness related and econom-
increase jobs. Also pen-
Green said.
CrimeBlotter
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BY LAUREN GRIMALDISTAFF REPORTER
inform students about re-
FedEx store near Depaul University robbed
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Authorities said the man entered the store, spent
around and then pulled -
stole.
Police warn about recent strings of robberies on the North Side
Authorities are warn-
-fo.com. There were three separate incidents in
their purse or wallet sto-len.
were where such crimes
The police said the of-
and 5-foot-5.
Suspected bank rob-ber strikes again in the South Loop
DNAinfo.com. He is sus--
and hands the teller a note with the amount of
on it.
Lakeview man robs co-worker at gunpoint
Jan. 12, after he robbed a -
authorities.
NEWS
BY DALY TONGRENSTAFF REPORTER
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reputation.
method has turned into a
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relies on a smartphone app -
ers are hired and choose to
of their phone.
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licence plate and photo-
the real deal before enter-
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This feature is exclu---
ton, which are just two of
-sault.
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about this multitude of is--
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better options.Despite the constant
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both ends of the business,
“The current efforts we
Uber issues make users think twice
COURTESY OF ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE/MCT-
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he and an accomplice jumped out of the car and
items stolen in the inci-dent.
-ed gun in man’s bag at Midway Airport
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did not remember that the weapon was in his
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Despite this defense,
dropped on Reed.
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America.
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-dated in order to ensure
professional. Not all the news about
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the promotional code for --
sider.
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@RUTorch/roosevelttorchnewsEDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Shawn Gakhal
MANAGING EDITOR
LAYOUT EDITOR Emma Iglesias
PHOTO EDITORBreanna Walsh
COPY EDITORMegan Schuller
WEB EDITORAustin Slott
STAFF REPORTERSKatherine Gage
Joshua M. Hicks
TORCH CONSULTANTEric Hahn
GRAPHICS CONTRIBUTOR
FACULTY ADVISOR
BUSINESS MANAGERTom Cicero
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and are not an expression of Roosevelt
University policy. The Roosevelt Torch
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news that affects the Roosevelt community
while uncovering stories that both enlighten
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ROOSEVELT TORCH STAFFCONTACT US
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BY RACHEL POPASTAFF REPORTER
-mas is the season of
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it can result in a loss con--
to return them when
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-pool website explains. Therefore, someone
that are about to expire
-pool sells has no fees or
expiration dates, and -
cards for discount prices as well, so if someone
card for someone at
less in it for them, but
-
Buzzfeed.com outlined
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stated that it is more
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the person can use the who is less fortunate.
BY RACHEL POPASTAFF REPORTER
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spent hundreds of dol-
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less than half as expen-
that students can use Amazon.com to rent
student with an .edu
and other items that
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-ferent websites when
would compare prices on
other websites that stu-
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be the best option.
option for a student to -
percent less than a nor-
a cheaper option. -
also be rented, which
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another option, too. -
t be afraid to reach out to other students for
PHOTO BY BREANNA WALSH-
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College is expen-sive, there’s no way around that but being able to spend less on text-books can really help a student out
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POP CULTURE RADARBY KATHERINE GAGE | STAFF REPORTER
‘COWARDICE: A BRIEF HISTORY’ BY CHRIS WALSH
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cast as Annie. “Annie” is in theaters now.
SIA’S ‘ELASTIC HEART’ MUSIC VIDEO
‘AS CHIMNEY SWEEPERS COME TO DUST’ BY ALAN BRADLEY
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EDITORIAL & OPINIONBY DALY TONGRENSTAFF REPORTER
the subject of a harrow-
entitled “A Rape on
justice for her assailants.
been discredited due to
in attempts to protect
not contacted for com-ment on the incident.
-ter some of her details
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public statement in which he admitted the staff had fallen short
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-lief that it was accurate.
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come to the conclusion
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their account… These
and we will continue to
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said in a statement.
policies that would ban
least three sober mem-bers to be in attendance at parties and implement
Despite the fact
is still adamant about
BY RACHEL POPASTAFF REPORTER
promises made at the
but those promises
resolutions as a nec-
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offers a new slate and
resolutions are to lose
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dead of winter when peo-
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who has resolutions sim-
other support when
smartphone can help
-lined how to utilize tech-
come, while at the same
calendar app is also a
held more accountable
COURTESY OF FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS
More family tim
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two of its on campus -
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Department of Justice, -
perience some sort of sexual assault while
discredited does not
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-ronment for students.
The fact that there are
continued protection of
These two fraterni-
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of student protection. These are rules and
created with students
and administration
combat a nationwide
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to the table and ensure
the two fraternities will
-tocol has not been made
punishment is deemed -
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beliefs, which perpetuate
exist at the root of is-
in American culture for
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resolutions is to just
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
BY KATHERINE GAGESTAFF REPORTER
article about how Nich-
screenwriter, and produc-
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-cern posed in the article
romance out of him and
people supposed to hold
Twitter users were
-sible with this news.
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a hat with them and
a picture of a random woman he turned into
found it to be too much.
me that people are con-cerned what someone
has heard that before.
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about this news and
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created a chart that de-
can be expected to last. Those who were married
percent chance of reach--
chance. And the more
could be expected to last.
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about rather than jump-
the point of the matter
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important and counted
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them, just as their ac-
that person and could
because of another cou-
fast and far, because
BY LAUREN GRIMALDISTAFF REPORTER
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24-hour news media
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the race, not one major
is the center focus in most media outlets.
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-tial candidate for that
are more interested in
the announcement of a
that person could actu-
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depth on these elec-
what the people need to
Australian politician
-ford to be lied to about
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that most journalists
these channels are not as important as what
potential candidates, but
research and in-depth -
idential candidates. -
mation, it can be hard
The media is the -
was done in a different manner, there would
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COMMUNITY
Chelsea WenderEmily Minner,Khrystyna Rosol
BY BREANNA WALSH Fashion Focus
THIS WEEK AT RU
I HAVE A DREAM
THIS WEEK AT RUMondayJanuary 19- Saturday 24, Monday 19
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY (No Classes)
Tuesday 2012 – 1pmFinancial Literacy: FAFSA Workshop (GB 501)2:45 – 4:45pm WITS Youth Tutoring Program (AUD 320,AUD 326,AUD 320/326)4 – 5:30pm Student Org Round Ups (WB 317)4 – 5pm State of the University Address - Schaumburg Campus (ALUMNI HALL & ANNEX)4:30 – 6:30pm ALAS Weekly Meetings (AUD 614)4:30 – 6pm Proclaim Gospel Choir Prac-tice (AUD 606)6 – 9pm S.I.S.T.E.R.S. Presents SELMA6:15 – 9pm Northwest Suburban Alumni Chapter Meeting (TUCKER BOARD ROOM)
Wednesday 2110 – 11amState of the University Address - Chicago Campus (AUD 232 SERIES,CONGRESS LOUNGE)4 – 5:30pmStudent Org Round Ups (WB 317)5 – 6pmStudent Government Meetings (SPERTUS LOUNGE)6 – 9pmSigma Gamma Rho-Informal Rush (WB 317)6 – 9pm The Blaze Presents Battle of the Bands (CONGRESS LOUNGE,CONGRESS LOUNGE & 232 SERIES)
Thursday 2212 – 6pmStudent Involvement Fair (AUD 236/238,CONGRESS LOUNGE & 232 SERIES,FAINMAN LOUNGE)1 – 3pmSpring 2015 Paralegal Orienta-tion (GB 406G)4 – 5pmSSDP Weekly Meeting (WB 311)4 – 5pmFinancial Literacy: FAFSA Workshop (GB 501)4:30 – 6:30pmPhi Iota Alpha Chapter Meeting (WB 1011A)6 – 9pmThe Blaze Presents Battle of the Bands
Friday 2310am – 4pm COE Annual Assessment Retreat (Gage Building, Center for Continuing Education 700)
Saturday 2412 – 4pm CCPA Audition Day Information Session (AUD 628)
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BY JOSHUA M. HICKSSTAFF REPORTER
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that he is more than just
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-ed out of nowhere in the
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has been an exception-
when he was drafted in
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stepped up as another
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Butler has also put himself in a position to
-er and is considered to be the frontrunner to win
offseason. -
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the free-throw line and
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option.
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at the end of October. As a result, Butler will
become a restricted free
means that the Bulls will
another team. He bet on himself, and
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ment and its fans.
seem worried about it.
-mates, the fan base, the
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NBA title, the decision of whether or not the Bulls will offer Butler a max contract remains to be seen.
much his team appreci-
Tom Thibodeau said, ac-
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COURTESY OF ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE/TNS
The rise of Jimmy Butler
BY SHAWN GAKHAL
wasted little time in its
since both head coach
5-11 season that saw mul-
a pronounced 55-14 brutal
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be the frontrunner for the
team.
“Our plan will start be-
the sustained success this
conference Jan. 9. “The
to lead us to champion-
the Bears also reported-
Texans director of pro personnel Brian Gaine
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the position.
search for its next head coach. At the time of this
Bears head coach, accord-
Other candidates who
-tion included Broncos of-
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the head coach of the New
Buffalo Bills head coach
One of the earliest and
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time of the deal.
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-cessful and those are in-
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the news conference.He plans to meet with
future with the team.
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COURTESY OF CHICAGO BEARS
SPORTS