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Volume 103 April 12, 2012 Number 22

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Eagles may impact stadium constructionbonny harper

Opinions Editor

A bald eagle nest was discov-ered near Berry Colleges plannedfootball stadium construction sitemid-February.

The nest is located 136 yardsoff the northeastern corner of theCage Center parking lot. Sopho-more Kevin Shepherd reportedthe nest to assistant professor of

biology Renee Carleton, who said

her rst thought was that it musthave been up at the reservoir.

When Shepherd told Carletonthat the nest was behind the Cageparking lot, Carleton sent her stu-dent researcher to verify that hesaw both eagles sitting on the nesttree.

With two reports, I felt thatwas pretty good evidence, so Iwent out the next day and lookedat the tree, said Carleton. Ididnt see the eagles, but I locatedthe nest.

After that, Carleton talked toLand Resources, they contactedthe Department of Natural Re-sources (DNR) and the local DNR

ofcer came out and looked at thenest. However, his initial impres-sion was that it was a red-tailedhawk nest, Carleton said.

Shepherd said he also thoughtit was a red-tailed hawk nest atrst.

I saw a red-tailed hawk y-ing and thought the nest could

belong to the hawk, Shepherdsaid. So I walked over and sawright below the big nest, the twoeagles were just sitting there on a

limb, screeching. You cant reallyconfuse bald eagles with another

bird.Photographs taken by a report-

er from The Rome News Tribunenally sealed the deal, accordingto Carleton.

The reporter went out thereand actually photographed themon the nest, Carleton said. Eversince, a lot of people, includ-ing me, have seen them carryingsticks and other nesting materialsto the nest, and Ive actually seenthem working on it.

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The lifestyle statement that allfaculty and staff at Shorter Uni-versity will be required to sign hasled to several faculty resigning

from their positions and the plan-ning of another peaceful protest.

The website http://saveour-shorter.com posted that a pro-test of the lifestyle statement isplanned for Wednesday, April18 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. to co-incide with the visit from theSouthern Association of Collegesand Schools (SACS) accreditationteam.

The concern of some faculty,staff, students and alumni is thatShorter University is risking itsaccreditation status with SACS.In 2005, former Shorter CollegePresident Ed Schrader and theShorter Board of Trustees lost a

lawsuit in which they sought toremove Shorters afliation withthe Georgia Baptist Convention(GBC).

The GBC acquired controlover the nomination and seatingof the Shorter Board of Directors.The new college president DonDowless was announced on June1, 2011. In October 2011 Dowlessand the Board of Trustees releasedthe Shorter Lifestyle Plan and an-nounced that all faculty and staffwould be required to sign it.

However CommunicationTechnology Specialist and ShorterAlumnus Steven Hames (C96)said this has changed.

Despite what many believe,accreditation is not necessarilythreatened, Hames said. SACShas said before that just becausethere is a lifestyle statement doesnot mean that Shorter will neces-sarily lose its accreditation.

Hames said in an effort to showthat the statement does affectShorter, a group of alumni underthe banner of Save Our Shorteris planning a protest next weekin conjunction with the SACS re-view of Shorter.

Full impact of the LifestyleStatement on the faculty and staffof Shorter will not be known untilcontracts for the 2012-2013 schoolyear are issued.

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kriSten SellerSDeputy News Editor

The 12th Annual Symposium on StudentScholarship was held Tuesday April 10 for stu-dents to share the diligent research they haveperformed over the course of their studies atBerry.

For the rst time all classes were cancelledto encourage attendance and support fromstudents for what their peers are doing. Chair-man of the Committee of Student ScholarshipAlan Hughes said with the cancellation ofclasses, it will better mirror a true conference.

Given the important relation of studentsworking with professors on research endeav-ors, a day is needed for full recognition,Hughes said.

The presentations covered a variety of aca-demic elds including communication, psy-chology, religion and philosophy, mathemat-ics, biology, government and internationalstudies, marketing and chemistry.

Junior Dana Wengers presentation wastitled Global Perspective and Communitythrough Childrens Book Illustrations. Shesaid she greatly appreciated the chance toshare something she had put so much workinto. Wenger wrote and illustrated a childrens

book sharing experiences of international trav-el to encourage youth to start thinking about

and getting excited to travel in the future.Everyone took the symposium seriously

which showed the respect from the entire cam-pus and community members towards thestudents who had developed the projects andperformed so much research, Wenger said.

Senior Jessica Bryant presented for psy-

chology with her extensive research on theWomens Ku Klux Klan.

My paper intended to provide more in-formation on the history of the group becausemany people never even knew it existed in the1920s, Bryant said.

Bryant said being able to participate in thesymposium is the pinnacle for research withthe opportunity to share it at the event.

Senior Caitlin Million presented on onepiece of the triad of autism which specicallyfocused on the restrictive and repetitive be-haviors. While performing her research over atwo-year period, she studied potential genderdifferences in that single piece of the triad.

It was really enjoyable to present to a largeaudience that was interdisciplinary and di-verse, Million said.

Hughes said that research is the ultimateform of teaching. By providing this confer-ence-like event for the students to showcasetheir hard work and dedicated efforts, Berrywas able to celebrate what the students haveaccomplished.

Hopefully students will become awareof the possibilities and benets of researchthrough attending and listening to others atthe symposium, Hughes said.

Over the course of nine sessions, from 9a.m. to 3:15 p.m., there were dozens of stu-dents who shared their ndings with the cam-

pus and community.

The Student Symposium Tuesday fea-tured presentations and poster displays fromindividual students and groups. This is thefrst year classes were canceled to encourageattendance.

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contributed by eddie elSberry

A pair of bald eagles were discovered in February in the areabehind the Cage Center parking lot. The nest is near the proposedbuilding site for the football stadium and it is yet to be determined if thenest will eliminate the area as a potential site.

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These are the rst documented bald eagles in Floyd Countyad thr art that may bad ag i our tat, o that a bigda, aid Carto.

Though bad ag ar o ogr coidrd a dagrdpci, thr i a atioa ag protctio act that i forcd,Carto aid. A part of thi act, thr i a 600-foot buffr zohr th ag cat b diturbd. A barricad ha b t up opop cat go too co to th tr.

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It ook ik th tadium i goig to b outid of th buffrzo, o that ot b a iu, Carto aid.

Vic Pridt of studt Affair Dbbi Hida aid it ittiry crtai ho th ag t i affct th ocatio of thfootba tadium.

w ko thr ar om ditac from th t that cat cotruct, ad thr ar proc by hich ca rqutaivr, but r ot goig to do that, Hida aid. w dot

ko if th tadium i goig to b omhr , but iork aroud th ag. w ot do aythig to dagr thirhabitat.

If th tadium i movd hr, Hida ay it i ti ucr-tai a to hr xacty it i b.

w had arady ookd at othr it h pickd thatit, Hida aid. wr ot tryig to ook hr you ca quza buidig i, but rathr at hr it mak th mot to havit.

Aid from th ocatio of th tadium, th cotructio chd-

u houd ot b affctd by th t, accordig to Hida.Our thought ar that b ab to bgi cotructio i

January and nish in August, Heida said.Carto aid that, though footba ao do ot coicid

ith bad ag brdig ao, h hop th cotructio iot diturb thm.

Th ag brdig ao i uuay from Jauary to aryMay, h th youg ag av, Carto. so if th cotruc-tio ca go o h thyr ot at th t, that oud b thoptimum.

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Thy probaby com back xt yar ad hav gg, but otthi yar, aid Carto. normay mot ag oud aradyhav prtty arg agt i th t o thi oud b ray uuu-ay at.

Carto aid oc ag, ho mat for if, hav tabihda t, thy i u it for th rt of thir if u omthighapp to th t or o of th pair. If omthig atura dohapp, uch a th t tr boig do i a torm, th agwould nd a new location and build a new nest.

Carto ay that Brry i prtty ucky to hav a bad agt o our campu.

I dot ko of aothr cog campu that ha o, Car-to aid. Thr r thought about tryig to put up a t-cam o coud ray kp a y o th ag, but our irdot rach that far.

Carto courag pop ho at to th ag ot togo byod th barrir that hav b t up aroud th ara forth ag protctio, ad ot to go i arg group.

Hida aid h thik it vry coo that th bad ag havcho to t o Brry campu.

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bad ag? Thi i jut a ray amazig opportuity for u tohav a gimp of idif. Thi i a odrfu part of Brry.

Th Gat of Opportuity schoarhip prviouy oy offrd toicomig frhma, i o b op for up to four currt, udr-graduat tudt to appy for. Th tudt i bgi a Gat ofOpportuity schoar i Fa 2012.

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OpiniOnspAGE 4, CAMpUs CARRiER ApRil 12, 2012

The Carrer edtora refect a coeu of the The Carrer edtora board.

Violation of the First Amendment, no big deal

Ashle McItre

Editor-in-Chief

Elizabeth Petre

Managing Editor

Rachel Childs

Copy Editor

Kell Dickerso

News Editor

Kimberl Treese

Features Editor

Parker Seal

Photo Editor

Pal Watso

Sports Editor

Aa Hadas

Online Editor

Bo Harper

Opinions Editor

Rder McEtre

Graphics Editor

Heather Barger

Entertainment Editor

Kriste Sellers

Deputy News Editor

Sde Kell

Asst. Features Editor

Christia Trer

Asst. Photo Editor

Steve Evas

Asst. Sports Editor

Asti Smter

Asst. Online Editor

Lace Aderso

Asst. Graphics Editor

Ad Plott

Business Manager

Emily Wakefeld

Asst. Business Manager

Emil Falker

Asst. Entertainment

Editor

Kaitl Pierce

Cartoonist

Kevi Kleie

Adviser

EditorialBoard

the CARRIeRBrry Collg

Recet of Georga Coege

pre Aocato seorCoege Geera Exceece

Award, 1988-1998, 2000-2002, 2004

Campus Carrier490520 Berr CollegeMt. Berr, GA 30149

(706) 236-2294

E-mail: [email protected]

The Carrier ubhed weeky excetdurg examato erod ad hoday.The oo, ether edtora or com-

merca, exreed The Carrer are oteceary thoe of the admtrato,

Berry Coege board of trutee or TheCarrer edtora board. studet ubca-to are ocated 202 Rchard Gym.The Carrer reerve the rght to edt a

cotet for egth, tye, grammar adbe. The Carrer avaabe o the BerryCoege camu, oe free er ero.

Frday, March 30, aroud10 .m., oe of our taffmember aw that The Car-rer rack ear Vahaa wat haf-fu of the March 29ueot uuua.

What is uuua, how-ever, that the ext mor-g, a eary a 8:45 a.m.,whe the ame taff mem-ber haeed to be wakgby there aga, the ew-aer rack wa etreyemty. About 150 aerhad omehow daearedoverght.

We nd it exceedinglydifcult to believe that, that hort amout oftme, 150 eoe uddeymobbed that oe Carrerrack ad rocured dvd-ua ue for ther eroaerua. i fact, we dotbeeve that for a ecod.

so what haeed to ouraer? We were ot co-tacted about th; thu, theobvou awer that theywere toe.

Our bet gue for thereao omeoe dd th

that they dd ot wat theroectve tudet adther aret who weredcoverg Berry thatsaturday to ee the co-cuouy arge HATECRiME AT BERRY head-e that wa ayed acrothe frot age of that ue.

Of coure, we coud bewrog. Maybe a rakterwated to cover omeoeroom ewaer. Maybeomeoe eeded to wra150 gft. Or maybe ome-one desperately needed rekdg150 ewaer

worth of t. Yeah.However, whatever the

motve, a theft a theft,ad t ega.

What the bg dea?

it jut a tudet ewa-er, you ay. i bet VoaTurbucke or Jerome theGome took t.

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Thrd, ook at the bottomrght-had corer of thage where t ay TheCarrer avaabe o theBerry Coege camu, oefree er ero. Th mt becaue, whe you er-oay dot have to ayfor the aer youre hod-g, omeoe, omewheredoe. The wage of thetudet worker, rtg,

advertg ad dtrbu-to a add u to a veryweghty um.

A vetgato by theBerry oce ogogcocerg th, ad forthat we are arecatve.We kow they have ter-vewed may eoe aboutt, ad thoe effort are otot o u.

so, f you aw omethgor kow aythg aboutwho may have take ouraer off the rack, emau at [email protected].

We are a geerato wtha oud voce. We wat to beheard.

Ad we have every rghtto be heard.

im ot ure where i wa,but at ome ot i med theHuger Game badwago,

ad im ot ag o gettgo t, ether.

i fee ke, my etre fe,ive bee urrouded by fad.peoe are away tereted omethg ad t away get

bow out of roorto. For avery og tme, i ued to foowteray every fad that came u,eecay wth book. Whethe Harry Potter series rst

became a bg dea, i got o thata oo a i heard about t. Thea that ere of book came tother ed, there wa Twght.i ca admt that i read a the

book. i ddt ke them, but twa a ouar thg, o i read

them. i thk that wa the otwhe i reazed that i wa jut

buyg ad readg thee bookbecaue everyoe ee wa.

Maybe t a tarted wthHarry potter, maybe t ddt.i dot kow. What i do kow that i decded agat theext book ere fad, ad t ha

bee a rather aoyg at fewmoth.

You teray caot ecaeThe Huger Game. it every-where! no matter what tore im or what retaurat im at, i eeor hear ome ort of referece. icat eve go to room eectowthout there beg ome ortof rdcuou referece to thoe

book. peoe do reaze that ot

everyoe wat to or ha readthoe book, rght? it eem owerd beg o the outde ofthee fad, becaue the you eehow oboxou they reay are.They coume everyoe. Jutgo oe for two mute, adat eat three eoe have omeort of tatu about The Hu-ger Game, whether t aboutwatching the lm, confessingther ove for a character the

book or a actor/actre thelm or just hoping that the oddsare ever ther favor.

They do reaze that hrae more uefu tryg to wthe ottery tha gog to ee

f ay dryer are oe dow theha, rght?

im ure omeoe ha areadythought to themeve, Weyou jut eed to read the bookto udertad. To be hoet,i thought the ame thg too. ihoud jut t dow, oe therst book and see if it lives up to

the hye, o i dd. i coudt getthrough the rst chapter. Haveyou ever reazed how horrbywrtte thoe book are? Amotevery book ere that becomea fad actuay jut a badywrtte book udereath. i amot ayg the tory badimure t why t got ouar

but t reay hard for me toget through the book wthout

eeg how bady wrtte t .That what toed me fromkg Twght.

i thk the ma reao idot ke book fad becaueof the reader. if i te ayoethat i havet ee The HugerGame i get the meaet ookad uuay omethg aog thee of Why? What wrogwth you? Are you tud? i

jut wat to ve my fe wth-out havg to be bombardedwth everyoe thought abouta book that i dot care to read.i dot wat to be judged adhated for ot havg the ameteret a you, ad i certay

dot wat to be mamed for otfoowg a fad that i am ure gog to de jut a fat a Tw-ght dd.

Hoefuy oo the odd wbe ever my favor ad i wnally be able to leave my roomwthout beg aked f i wat togo ee The Huger Game.

EMILyFAuLKnER

Asst. EntertainmentEditor

I hate The Hger Games


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FeaturesaPrIl 12, 2012 CaMPus CarrIer, PaGe 7

Student YOLOs

Moments at Berry when you should just say YOLO

Went to New York with one other person, got lost and didntget back until 4:30 a.m. Plane leaves at 5:30 a.m. We hadclass the next day...#YOLO?

Clay Henry@clayhenry_junior

Skipped class on Thursday and ew to Chicago to see myboyfriend. #YOLO

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8/12

Micah bhachech

Staff Reporter

There is much more on Harry Musselwhites

mind than music.Senior Lecturer of Music Harry Musselwhite

said the musical depiction of a wanderers lastmoments on earth inspired his award-winningscreenplay.,Der Greis (The Old Man). The 2010short lm written, produced and directed by Mus -selwhite is based on a choral piece of the same name

by Franz Joseph Haydn.Harry Musselwhite is Executive Director of the

Rome International Film Festival (US) and Direc-tor of Choral Studies at Berry College. Musselwhitehas performed as a soloist extensively in the UnitedKingdom. He has been featured in solo recitals at TheHolborne Museum in Bath, and in two invited recit-als at St. Jamess at Piccadilly in London. He has per-formed as bass soloist in oratorio extensively withThe Virtuosi of London Orchestra at Wells Cathedraland in several important London Venues.

Musselwhite is in constant demand as a choralclinician and adjudicator, having judged through-out the region. He has delivered clinics at The Geor-gia Music Educators Conference in Savannah, TheMENC Eastern Division Conference in New YorkCity, and has been an honor choir director at numer-ous events in Georgia and Tennessee. He has been aprofessional choral adjudicator with The SouthernStar Music Festival for over fteen years.

Another member of the Berry College commu-nity, Associate Professor of Theatre John Country-man, starred in the lm, as the wanderer, and Berryalumna (C 09) Lindsey Ricketson played his muse.The lm was shot in its entirety in one day on a bridgein Rome, Ga. The Berry Singers recorded Haydnspiece to provide the soundtrack for the lm. WhereI can, I try to incorporate Berry students and facultyand facilities in my lmmaking because Berry isvery special to me, Musselwhite said.

Der Greis went on to be screened at the Albu-querque Film Festival and Macon Film Festival. In

January, the 2012 Winter Shorts Film Festival hon-ored the lm with a jury award for outstandingmusical score for the Berry Singers soundtrack.I love to win awards! Musselwhite said. I was

thrilled.My rst lm was Martha Berry. It took me sixyears to nish, Musselwhite said. Martha Berrywas a semi-nalist in 2008 with Hollywoods KairosPrize for the Most Spiritually Uplifting Screenplay.In 2011, the lm was a nalist in the Dixie Film Fes-tival, and it is a nalist this year in the CharlestonInternational Film Festival.

Unfortunately for Hollywood, nothing blowsup, and there are no robots in the story of MarthaBerry, Musselwhite said. As you well know, Mar-tha Berry is an incredible story, and there are a num-

ber of us that feel it needs to be told on the screen.And if we can just nd the right, receptive producerand director and star to package it, were working sohard on making this happen.

Heavenly, another screenplay written by Mus-selwhite, is a semi-nalist in the 2012 Spirit QuestFilm Festival.

Recently Musselwhite completed a post-apoca-lyptic western lm, Next of Kin. Musselwhite isthe writer, producer, director and star of the lm,which has been screened at the Macon Film Festivaland Atlantas Get Connected lm event.

Musselwhite is also currently working on twofull-length feature lms. He is writing a horror scriptwith a producer in Los Angeles, Calif. and produc-tion is nearly underway for a musical. Casting forthe musical is to begin this summer. I become almmaker during the summer. I take off my musichat and put on my lmmaker hat, Musselwhitesaid.

My goal is to be a professional screenwriter soI write screenplays. But Im also a regular columnistfor the Rome News-Tribune, and I have a childrens

book coming out in the next thirty days, he said.I love words; I love literature, and I love to write.

Hard work, but I like to write.

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9/12

COmmentary ByGraCe Dunklin

Staff Reporter

I spent a good 25 to 50 percent of 21 Jump Streetwith my hands over my eyes. Certain things should nothve exesive wsted o the, d the jority ofthis two-hour sleaze-fest was one of those things. I do notkow wht shocked e ore thoh, the cotet tht thescriptwriters got away with or the fact that other peoplein the theater were laughing at the crassness of the wholeordeal.

21 Jump Street follows the path of two undercover

oicee s they try to itrte dr ri i their odhih schoo. Schidt, yed by Joh Hi, d Jeko,yed by Chi Tt, were or oosites dritheir hih schoo yers. They hve to overcoe stereo -tyes s they stre to t i with hih schoo exeri-ece yers fter they hve redy rdted. The storyiecod hve bee si d thoht-rovoki, hd thekers ot resorted to thy hor to drive the etire.

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be sex d sexity, fetri de or sei-de eoe,gags involving male and female genitalia and severalinstances poking fun at various forms of sexuality. I was notsrrised to d ot tht the jst brey ot by with R rti, hvi ost bee ive X rti.

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moment of extreme genital trauma. In a horrifying turn ofevets, this st sectio of vioece is yed off s rt ofthe hor of the .

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directors re too zy. Hoywood oki f t itsef isalways welcome. Another stellar moment comes towardthe ed of the , whe two of the orii cst e -

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COmmentary ByPaul WatsOn

Sports Editor

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10/12

SportSApril 12, 2012 pAge 10, cAmpuS cArrier

Vikings, Lady Vikings victorious in recent matchesSteven evanS

Asst. Sports Editor

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CryStal Ward, Staff Photographer

Junior Steven Weeks prepares for a shot against his opponent. Weeks won his number ve singles match against the Scots 6-2, 6-1.The Vikings will host Sewanee: The University of the South today at 3 p.m. They are now 4-8 for the season.

Steven evanS

Asst. Sports Editor

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SportSApril 12, 2012 pAge 11, CAmpuS CArrier

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On Tuesday, BCVS teamed up with KCAB andparticipated in TOMS national demonstration,

One Day Without Shoes. Participants pledged togo the entire day barefoot in an effort to experi-ence what people without shoes have to endure.

Left: Senior Jordan Hester walks on sticks andleaves to get a glimpse of life without shoes

Below: Junior Sydney Hulebak holds one of thecupcakes served at the event Bottom Left: (leftto right) Freshmen Jason Huynh, Maggie Paul andPayton Campbell show off their T-shirts in supportof One Day Without Shoes Bottom right: A stu-dent shows her support, without shoes on.

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Photos by Will Miller, Staff Photographer

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