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m a g a z i n eINSIGHT
may 2009Volume I • Issue 6
fIrst copy free
second copy $3.50
The UniversiTy of nevada, reno’s sTUdenT magazine
photo Issue+
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Cover Photo by amanda rose ChasCatoP: tan Cao, fall danCe festival nov. 13 through 14, 2008; bottom: Carmen gilbert, Cartel ConCert at lawlor events Center aug. 29, 2008.
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Editor In Chiefclarissa león
Managing Editorsarah cooper
Photo Editortanya gayer
Senior EditorJessica pacheco
Webmasterderek Jordan
Advertising Representativealeece rose
Campus Life Editordana kudelka
Contributors
News Editorguia del prado
A&E EditorBrad nelson
the unIVersIty of neVada, reno’s student magazIne
Photographers:tan cao
amanda rose chascadaniel clarktony contini
sebastian diazcarmen gilbert
kurnhee mamegan matthersclayton mcgeeBrin reynolds
erik stabileJustin zabriskie
the opinions expressed in this publication and its associated web site are not necessarily those of the university of nevada, reno or the student body.
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from the editor’s desk...one last goodbye
thank you to everyone who made Insight possible and thank you sebastian diaz and tanya gayer for the staff photo. It’s been
the best year and I am finally graduating! hi mom and dad!top row: guia del prado, derek Jordan, dana kudelka, sarah cooper. middle row: Jessica pacheco, tanya gayer, aleece
rose. Bottom row: Brad nelson, clarissa león.
CORRECTIONS: Letter from Phi Kappa Phi president, Tay-
lor Anderson, regarding a March 2009 misprint: “False allegations were made against the local Pi Kappa Phi Chapter on campus in the March issue of this publication. An article titled ‘Coffin and What?’ by Daniel Hansen, alleges that Albert Je-rome Santos, who drowned in 2002, was a ‘pledge’ of Pi Kappa Phi at the time. These allegations are entirely false. Santos was pledging the fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha, which has no affiliation with Pi Kappa Phi and no longer exists on this campus. According to the Associated Press stories of the time, Santos had been participating in an event, which involved swimming in Manzanita Lake. Pi Kappa Phi was quick to deny allegations of being involved in these events.
‘We have a strict non-hazing policy which we adhere to with the utmost seriousness,’ said Taylor Anderson, the president of the chapter on campus. ‘We weren’t even colonized on campus until 2005.’
‘The National Council and Supreme Chapter
of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity unequivocally oppose all acts of hazing in any form and under any cir-cumstance,’ reads the fraternities’ stance on haz-ing on their national Web site. ‘Any member of the Fraternity found guilty of committing acts of haz-ing will be immediately expelled.’ The members of Pi Kappa Phi at the University would like to thank Insight Magazine for making every effort to work with the Chapter in correcting the mistake.”
In ‘Stealing a Base of her Own’ from Febru-ary 2009, Jennifer Ring was incorrectly identified as an associate professor of political science at the University of Nevada, Reno. Ring is a professor.
In ‘Second-hand fashion: thrift and vintage,’ from March 2009, Melanie Flores was incorrectly identified as a UNR student. Flores is a local radio personality and not a student. In ‘Entitlement IX’ from March 2009 the story should have also credited writer Kara LaPoint as an author.
Insight Magazine apologizes for its errors. If you have found a mistake or misprint, please contact the editor at [email protected].
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“lIfe” explores the student experience in and outside of the university. It’s a visual testament to the diversity of students in their activities and their talents.
| seBastIan dIaz | Bikes sprawl during Scalleycat 2009, a bike race/scavenger hunt held April 4 through 5. Participants rode their bikes for 24 hours, going to various locales in Reno to win points for biking long distances, writing with chalk on buildings or findng objects. Bikers documented the event with photos to verify they reached their destination. This photo captures their starting location on Dickerson Road.
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TAN CAO | This is text tesxt Ecte con et la feum velendipisse dolore volor atum am velit dipis nulla am-consecte facin et ut lore min henim er si er sum ing eros autet lamconsectem dolorpero odiat laorem venim zz-rilisl ipsum nullut wismolo reraese ver sustie tie ming euguerit lore dunt utatum dolor suscilla faci tating eles-si.
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| danIel clark | Students deliver condoms and coffee to passing students at the annual Club Fair in front of the Joe Crowley Student Union Feb. 11, 2009. | tony contInI | Jane Kenoyer’s painting “Pearl” hangs in the Church Fine Arts Building for the Bachelor of Fine Arts midway exhibition in February. | seBastIan dIaz | A student blows a kiss to a packed audience at the second annual Fashion for Philanthropy event March 12, 2009. Money raised helped the Queer Student Union and other campus organizations. | danIel clark | Soccer midfielder Nikki McEachern throws a ball to her teammates. | tony contInI | Alphie cheers on the Wolf Pack at the Western Athletic Conference Tournament. The Wolf Pack played against the Utah Aggies March 10, 2009. They lost 72-62.
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| tan cao | A dancer crouches at the Fall Dance Festival Nov. 14, 2008. | kurnhee ma | Master of ceremonies Zachary Rogers and performers exit the Wolves Frolic Talent Show on Oct. 14, 2008. | kurnhee ma | Students auditioned for the plays “Juvenilia” and “This is Our Youth” in the Redfield Proscenium Theatre. The play debuted Oct. 2, 2008. | tony contInI | As part of her student midway exhibition for a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Ashley Westwood painted a large-scale alligator which hung in the Church Fine Arts Building. | clarIssa león | Daniel Clark narrowly missed a chance to become the next College of Liberal Arts Senator March 12, 2009. A tie forced him to draw a playing card against his opponent, Matthew Maggy. His five of clubs lost to Maggy’s eight of hearts. | danIel clark | The annual student bonfire for homecoming week awed hundreds of students Oct. 17, 2008.
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TAN CAO | This is text tesxt Ecte con et la feum velendipisse dolore volor atum am velit dipis nulla am-consecte facin et ut lore min henim er si er sum ing eros autet lamconsectem dolorpero odiat laorem venim zz-rilisl ipsum nullut wismolo reraese ver sustie tie ming euguerit lore dunt utatum dolor suscilla faci tating eles-si.
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“actIon” embodies all students do to move the University of Nevada, Reno campus forward. This year, students faced budget cuts, a monumental presidential election and the face of the campus forever changing.
| kurnhee ma | Two children sit above the crowd for President Barack Obama’s speech at the University of Nevada, Reno on Sept. 30, 2008. | sarah cooper | Pi Kappa Phi sponsors a 72-hour Cycle-A-Thon fundraiser and awareness campaign for the disabled April 12, 2009. Together, the fraternities rode a total of 2,187 miles — the distance from San Francisco to Washington, D.C. They also fought in Penny Wars between fraternities and sororities. | danIel clark | Student Stacey Toth protests the proposed $64 million budget cuts at the Nevada State Legislature Jan. 27, 2009. | kurnhee ma | President Barack Obama visits the UNR on Sept. 30, 2008 during his campaign for presidency in fall 2008. | seBastIan dIaz | The Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center lawn floods with students at midnight for the second annual Undie Run on May 7, 2009.
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| JustIn zaBrIskIe | Due date stamps fill an entire library due date card. | megan matthers | Americans are dealing with a struggling economy, desperate financial situations, loss of personal equity, etc. But in this time of uncertainty we are still neglecting the abundant amount of resources and wasted thrift we take for granted every day. The Getchell Library closed its doors in the fall of 2008 for the opening of the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center. Throughout the vacant library, there remains an abundant number of leftover office supplies, decorations and remnants of human life. (Statement by Megan Matthers.) | dan-Iel clark | A student treks across a snowy Quad in March 2009. | tanya gayer | The annual balloon races visit the Quad in September 2008. aCTIoN
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“color” paints this university in shades of grace, beauty and awe. It is the artistic and the lively. It the vi-brant angle of our univeristy that shines through.
| tan cao | Students arabesque across the stage in Nightingale concert hall during the Fall Dance Festival Nov. 13 through 14, 2008. As part of the festival, stu-dents performed ballet and modern dance, exploring the dichotomy and depth of life.
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| BrIn reynolds | As the sun goes down, the lights go up in downtown Reno. | clayton mcgee | The reflection of the Getchell Library pond paints a serene portrait of the university campus. | Brad nelson | Folk singer and harpist Joanna Newsom performs at the Concert for Change on Oct. 20 in Nightingale Concert Hall. | danIel clark | The annual homecoming bonfire burns behind a student sillohuette. | erIk staBIle | Members of indie rock band Man the Clap, Travis Axe and Pete Barnato, jam out to frenzied rock and roll.
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