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Ashley McIntyreEditor-in-Chief

While Berry students took aweek off from academics during

spring break, the Georgia statelegislature changed the way stu-dents across the state will fundtheir educations for the 2011-2012school year.

The HOPE scholarships face-lift became law on Mar. 15, whenGeorgia governor Nathan Dealapproved the changes to the pro-gram from the Georgia House ofRepresentatives and Senate. Pub-lic school HOPE scholars will nolonger have their books and feescovered by HOPE, and HOPE willcover 90 percent of tuition insteadof 100 percent. Private schoolHOPE scholars will see theiraward from the state reduced

from $4,000 to $3,600 per year.GPA requirements have alsochanged. In order to have, stu-dents will have to qualify for anew category of scholarship: theZell Miller HOPE Scholarship.Incoming freshmen will have tohave at least a 3.7 HOPE GPA outof high school with a 1200 on theSAT, and maintain a 3.3 GPA tomaintain the scholarship. Return-ing students who qualify as ZellMiller scholars need to make andmaintain a minimum 3.3 GPA. Re-turning HOPE scholars will haveto have and maintain a minimum3.0 GPA.

Qualied students will seeThe Georgia Tuition Equalization

Grant reduced from $750 per yearto $700 next year.

While funding from the stateis decreasing, tuition and fees willincrease for Berry students nextyear. Vice president of nance Bri-an Erb said tuition will increasesix percent (totaling $1,470) andthat room and board will eachincrease by ve percent. Parkingfees will increase ve dollars persemester.

Erb said the budget advisorycommittee spends a signicantamount of time deliberating ontuition hikes.

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Students wait anxiously for their lottery numbers to be called. There were several changes made to room selection this year, including a liveonline feed of the activities happening such as what lottery number was being called.

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Politician, entrepreneur and editor-in-chief: Steve Forbes is a newkind of triple threat.

Forbes will be speaking tonight at 8 p.m. in the Cage about his lat-est book How Capitalism Will Save Us as part of the Gloria ShattoLecture Series.

Forbes is chief executive ofcer of Forbes Media and Editor-in-Chiefof Forbes magazine, the nations leading business magazine.

Forbes campaigned for the Republican nomination for President in1996 and 2000, and advocated for policies such as a at tax, a new socialsecurity system and strong national defense.

Chair of the Department of Economics Frank Stephenson said hehopes students will benet from such a inuential speaker.

Its exciting to bring someone of such national and internationalrenown, Stephenson said. It will be great opportunity for students.Forbes frequently writes editorials for Forbes and is the only writer

to win the Crystal Owl Award four times. Forbes has a circulation ofabout 900,000 within the U.S. Combined with Forbes Asia, the two edi-tions reach 5.5 million readers.

Forbes media has launched several new publications and businessesunder Forbes leadership such as Forbes Life and Forbes.com. Forbes.com receives more than 18 million monthly visitors.

Forbes studied history at Princeton University and helped foundBusiness Today, a student-run magazine at Princeton.

Forbes currently serves on The Ronald Reagan Presidential Founda-tion board, the Heritage Foundation board and The Foundation for theDefense of Democracies board.

Director of News and Editorial Services Christine Kozelle said therewill be a question and answer session and a dinner prior to Forbesspeech.

Stephenson said that the students invited to attend the question and

answer session are from the business, communications and govern-ment departments.

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kelly DIckersOnDeputy News Editor

Last night Residence Life ran out of roomsto assign to returning students.

The rooms ran out around 9 p.m. HeadResident of Alternative Housing Kelsey Trustysaid the remaining students were wait listed.

The students on the waiting list will ll outa housing preference form of what area theywould like to live in next year, Trusty said.The students will be taken off the waiting listby lottery number and assigned to a room.

Trusty said she did not know what the planis to make room for the students on the wait-ing list but she said Residence Life has a planand Associate Director of Residence Life Den-nis Goshorn and Assistant Dean of Students

Lindsey Taylor will be able to clarify what theplan is soon.

Trusty said students were of course upsetwhen they were told no more rooms wereavailable, but they handled the news verywell.

I saw tears and angry faces, Trusty said.Emotions run high even for students whohave great lottery numbers but I was reallyproud of the way the students handled them-selves. It could have been a lot worse than itwas.

Trusty said there are still certain halls thatare blocked off for incoming freshmen nextyear.

Residence Life made changes to the roomselection procedures this year with hopes of asmoother process.

Goshorn was the guest speaker at the SGAmeeting on Mar. 15. Goshorn said that theroom selection process would be a little differ-ent this year.

Goshorn said there would be no makeupday for students who paid their prepaymentlate or for students without a roommate.

We will assign those students as soon aswe are able, Goshorn said.

Goshorn said there was a bulletin board onVikingWeb this year that allowed students tosearch for a roommate. The goal of this changewas to decrease the number of students atroom selection without a roommate.

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ACE Chef Competition comes to Berry

Tasting the main course from one contestant, the three judges write down theirscores for the taste, appearance and creativity of each chefs dish at the ARAMARK CulinaryExcellence (ACE) Chef Competition Thursday, Mar. 24 in the Ford Dining Hall. The ACE ChefCompetition pitted nine chefs from across the country against each other. The top three chefsfrom each region will compete for the coveted Copper Pot in the ACE National Challenge,to be held in Tampa, Fla. July 9-10, 2011.

Preparing his main course for the judges, Berrys Executive Chef VernonBrowning (top) carefully plates his food. Browning was one of nal nine chefs totake part in the ACE Chef Competition at Berry last Thursday. Each chef received amystery box containing secret ingredients, which they had to incorporate into theirdishes. Browning served Pan Seared Striped Bass, Stuffed Eye of Round, GorgonzolaMashed Potatoes and Bread Pudding with Pears and a Raspberry Port Wine Reduction(pictured above).

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April 1st

Jesters Ball7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

April 6th

For Colored Girls Mono-logues (CE)7 p.m.

Indoor movie:

Sherlock Holmes10 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

Gala for Grins7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

April 2ndField Frenzy12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

April 4th

Project greenBerry7 p.m.

April 5th

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O Sudy m. 26, K Blloowas ooded by students eager to laughwith the dynamic comedy duo known asFrangela. This cleverly-named two-piececonsisting of best friends Frances Cal-lier and Angela V. Shelton was the perfectcapstone event for Berry Colleges Interna-tional Week.

Simply by looking at the backgroundof Frangela, the act looked very promis-ing. MISP Programming Group supervisor,DeShon Battle, said he saw Frangela per-form at a college programming conferenceand decided that they would be perfect forBerry College. On Saturday night, VikingFusions Joshua Hayes interviewed Battlewho showed much enthusiasm about the

event. I thought it would be a great ideato get some different types of comedians tocome to Berry, Battle said.

Frangela certainly represents a differenttype of comedy compared to what we areused to here in the bubble. On an individuallevel and as a duo, Frangela has impres-sive and interesting experience in the worldof entertainment. Frances Callier was rec-ognized by most Berry College studentsbecause of her role as Roxy the bodyguard,a character in the infamous Disney ChannelTV show, Hannah Montana. Together,they have appeared on VH1s Best WeekEver, NPRs Day to Day and the featurelm Hes Just Not That Into You.

The fact that Callier and Shelton arebest friends in real life denitely addedto the show. The two met as neighbors inan apartment complex in Chicago, Ill. and

instantly became best friends, said Cal-lier. Since then, Callier and Shelton havetaken every opportunity in the entertain-

ment business to work together. Werelike the Marines: We dont leave anyonebehind, Shelton said. When asked what

it was like to constantly work with her bestfriend, Callier exclaimed Its the best!

With such a dynamic background, onewould expect that Frangela would be intouch with a young audience. This expecta-tion was right on the ball. The two were

able to cater their cleverly crafted witti-cisms to the very unique audience that isBerry College. As stated in an interviewwith Viking Fusions Josh Hayes, Calliersaid As an actor and a performer you needto be versatile.

This versatility exhibited itself in theform of a joke comparing the Ford Complexto Hogwarts, some hilarious commentaryon The Carrier, and, of course, a deer joke.

It was obvious that Frangela was hav-ing a good time with the college studentaudience. Theyre a lot more fun thancomedy club audiences, said Shelton,and by the sound of the hysterical laughteremanating from the events attendees, thestudents seemed to think that Frangelawas a lot more fun than typical comedians.Even those who were initially skepticalabout the comedic merit of the actress whoplayed Roxy on Hannah Montana couldnd something relatable to laugh about.

For those who enjoyed the show, keep alook out for Frangelas upcoming appear-ances on TV. When asked about the futureof Frangela, Callier and Shelton men-tioned shows at prestigious venues such asRadio City Music Hall. Callier and Shel-ton are to be featured in a pilot for a TravelChannel program tentatively titled I DareYou to Go There, and with Nickelodeonon a pilot episode for a new show.

The past, present and future for Frangelais incredibly promising. Berry College stu-dents had the opportunity to be a part ofthis comedic adventure, and it appears as ifthey enjoyed every minute of it.

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Frangela, a comedy duo consisting of Frances Callier (left) and Angela V. Shelton (right),received a great response from Berry College students at the performance Saturday Night.

Sping Indi Music SpotightSpring 2011 has been heralded as one of the best seasons for alternative music in recent memory. Already, we have

seen the release of new albums by The Strokes, Radiohead, Cut Copy, Bright Eyes and many more. Fortunately for indiemusic acionados, there are still more wonderful albums to come. From the return of Brooklyns funk-infused rock band, TVon the Radio, to the sophomore album by folk gods Fleet Foxes, the coming months have enough musical goodness to makeany hipster squeal for joy. For those out there who may not be familiar with these artists and albums, take a listen. You maylike what you hear.

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Alternative rock band The Raveo-nettes have always managed tosound futuristic and retro at thesame time. Maybe its the mas-sive amounts of reverb on theelectric guitars or the surf drumbeats tinged with a bit of fuzz.Either way, by the sound of theirlatest single, Forget That YoureYoung, the album looks as prom-ising as ever.

Take the eccentric rock n roll ofDavid Bowie, add the soul of RayCharles, lace everything with abit of electronic music, and youwill get something resemblingthe band TV On The Radio. Theybrought us the catchy hit singlewe know as Wolf Like Me. Aftera few sneak peeks at some songsoff of Nine Types of Light, thisalbum has gained a lot of hype,and for good reason.

Combining a U2 and Killers-esque alt-rock feel with an orches-tral backdrop worked for The Air-borne Toxic Event in 2008 whenthey released Sometime AroundMidnight. It is difcult to imag-ine that their new music couldbeat the old stuff, but singles likeAll I Ever Wanted show thatthey have returned after threeyears to try to make their secondalbum all that we will ever want.

Dont be fooled by the Simon &Garfunkel comparisons oatingaround Fleet Foxes. Sure, its folky,and it may sound like the 70s, butit is unfair to place this wonderfulband in any particular era. Essen-tially, Fleet Foxes music is bestlistened to on a sunny day withno distractions. Its originalityand bright vibe leaves everyonehappy, and the new album shoulddo the same.

During their recent performanceon Late Night With JimmyFallon, Okkervil River show-cased their new sound. Withtwo drum kits and a plethora ofassorted string and brass instru-ments, the new single, Wake andBe Fine, was performed withextreme enthusiasm and emotion.Will Sheff and his indie-folk-rockband have outdone themselvesagain with I Am Very Far.

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cotet for legt, tyle, grammar adlbel. Te Carrer avalable o te BerryCollege camu, oe free er ero.

Do you kow wat gogo Lbya? Do you evekow wat cotet Lbya o? if you dot (or evef you do), kee readg. TeUted nato a autorzedrotecto of Lbya cvlaad tat eem to be pre-det Obama rmary goalfor te ar trke eve ow. ia televed addre o Mar. 28,Obama clamed tat removgColonel Qadda would be ate too far. however, o Mar.29, two doze coutre adteratoal orgazatocludg te U.s.agreed tatQadda would have to go.

But mltary acto tte oly tye of acto takglace. U.n. secretary-GeeralBa K-moo datcg adlomatc evoy to Lbya tomedate betwee te gover-met ad te rebel. however,te new York Tme reortedthat US resolve to oust Qaddaat waed. secretary of statehllary Clto ad, All of umut cotue te reure oad deee te olato of teQadda regime.

so wat ow? Te U.n. re-oluto allow ato to at armg te ooto force;owever te U.s. at yet

decded to take t te. i addre, Obama clamed tema am of te terveto to revet a bloody Lbyageocde. After te Weterworld merely oberved teRwada geocde from tecomfort of t lvg roomafact wc lkely weg eav-ly o te md of may for-eg olcy makert eayto beleve tat t o.

A mortat queto weow face wat ae afterQaddas gone? The U.S. isteg to revet a geo-cde, but wll we tay tegame to ttute democracy?

Accordg to te new YorkTme, te rme mter ofGreat Brta ad, it evertoo early to tart lag coor-dated acto to uort eacein Libya over the longer term.T quote make te alled

force eem more commttedta you would exect of agrou uder te retee of teGeocde preveter. however,even our own government of-cal dot eem too cotetabout ter objectve.

Tere yocry all overte lace. Durg George W.Bu redecy, curret vceredet Joe Bde clamedtat te predet ad o co-ttutoal autorty to takeAmerca to war ule aattack wa mmet, ad fe dd, Bde ad e wouldmove to meac m. Wereot earg muc from Bde

tee day.Te roblem tat t too

easy to nd a quote of a poli-tca ayg ometg tatat te tme eemed rgt adow eem yocrtcal. Ufor-tuately, oltca are lketattey ay wat t take toget reelected at te tme. how-ever, tat doet ecearlymake ter deco correct.You ca ay tat a oltca urcled ad cotet,but you cat ay tat make every acto wrog. WtLbya, t ot about te ol-tca, t about te eole.if Lbya are dyg uder a

corrut regme, doe Amercaave a reoblty to eltem?

Our geeral coeu tat o oe wat a reeat ofte iraq war. Wt nATO ow commad, tere a cacetat te U.s. wll back off alttle. however, t mortatto ote tat Amerca te olymltary uerower nATO,ad o tere alo a cace tatte cage of commad wotcage aytg. Obama ayQadafs got to go, but hesukered dow ad doeteem to be bg to egotato.

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u, a tudet ad voter, weter Amerca ould backout of Libya if Qadaf is still ower. Ad f our goal toout m, wat te? souldwe tay Lbya ad facltatete ttuto of democracy?

My lfe a i kow t wllcage le ta 40 day.i te morg our of May7, i wll do my ca adgow, receve my dloma,take ome cture ad teremove te lat of my belog-g from Berry College.

it wll be a btterweet affar.

i wll be leavg te afetyet of Berry for te world ofgrow-u tg. Tere wllbe o more retedg; ill bea adult. Well, oce i fulfllte oe-year layou kow,get a job, move out of tearet oue, tart aygoff my mouta of tudetloa ad everytg ele tatgoe alog wt ot beg college. however, t lage o oe mortattg: a job.

now t t te tereo-tycal eor oo eceabout gettg a job, ow to geta job or ow ard t to getoe. Trut me, t ome-

tg tat rougly 89 ercetof u are aware of.

it about reure.ive exereced var-

ou kd of reure mylfeeer reure (te goodad bad), aret reure adte reure from deadle,to ame a few. Oe recetly

added reure combegraduatg, fdg a job adfgurg out my fve-yearla. im ot gog to ugarcoat t t really uck.

Mot day t eay to com-re everytg to jut get-tg troug te day or week.Oter day, i wat to curl uto te fetal oto ad goto berato utl im uc-cefully emloyed.

Tee are oly te moreextreme day, but a i eargraduato t tye of beav-or become more frequet.however, i dot jut wake

u te morg ad tk,Today eem lke a great dayto have a reality check.

My catalyt a oltead ocet queto tataault me at leat treetme a week : Wat are yourplans for after graduation?

if you ave a old la, tqueto robably eem jutlke a route, ru-of-te-mllqury. Yet i tk im afe ayg tat for toe of uwtout la oter ta mov-g back ome, t dere-g. i ever aw myelf a oeof toe college kd wo ato move back ome wtout a

defte roect of a job, butere i t a jut tat.now t te ot were

ome of you are tkg,Tat te wrog atttude toave. se eed to tay o-tve. sometg wll come erway.

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tg o to my md: a)i woder f tey curretlyave a job, ad b) Ye, but te meatme, im tuck av-g to ee te judgmet tatcroe eole face we itell them my situation.

i order to coe wt t, iave deved a la. Deed-g o wo ak me te cur-ret queto tat autmore ta my gtmare,tey wll receve a comletelymade-u awer.

For tace, i may belag to become a ele-at traer or i could ave

decded to tart my ow awo.

Oe of my eroal favor-te relate to beg cat o arealty TV ow. My aretad Berry would be o roud.hey, i ave to ay toe tu-det loa omeow.

A better oluto wouldbe f otetal aker of teolte queto would m-ly forego akg t. i wouldugget akg queto lkeAre you joining the circus?or how tat vble cloakcoming? That way the ques-to fuy wle beg ub-tle about te future.

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The Cats will return to the Final Four for the rst time in13 years, the longest drought in program history.

After losing four starters and ve of their top six play -es e NBA a yea ag and afe disaining lssesto the likes of Alabama, Arkansas and Mississippi, manythought this years UK team would struggle in the NCAATournament.

But after winning its rst three tournament games bya combined 12 points, including two game-winning shotsfrom freshman Brandon Knight, UK found itself back in theElite Eight against fellow storied program North Carolina,who UK defeated by seven points to reach its 14th FinalFour.

UK head coach John Calipari becomes the second coach

all time to take three different teams to the Final Four, join-ing former UK head coach Rick Pitino.

The Cats mixture of talented freshmen Knight, DoronLamb and Terrence Jones along with experienced veteransDeAndre Liggins, Darius Miller and Josh Harrellson makes

them a formidable force in Houston.Harrellson, the teams lone senior, is a Final Four MVP

candidate, averaging 15 points and nine rebounds in thetournament and his team is playing its best basketball ofthe season.

Wi suc a s benc, ful uble culd deail eCats, but Calipari has a real chance to claim his rst nationalchampionship.

Starters: Guard Brandon Knight, Guard Doron Lamb,Guard Darius Miller, Forward Terrence Jones, Forward Joshhaellsn

Key Reserves: Guard DeAndre Liggins

James CarterStaff Writer

UK fans know the Cats Final Four opponent well.The Huskies handed John Calipari and company their

rst loss this season, an 84-67 blowout in the Maui Invita-tional back on Nov. 24. The UConn Huskies have been oneof the hottest teams in the NCAA this March.

After an improbable run in the Big East tournament, in-cluding ve wins in ve days at Madison Square Garden towin the conference championship, UConn earned a no. 3seed in this years tournament.

With victories over Bucknell, Cincinnati, San Diego Stateand Arizona fresh off their dismantling of top-seeded Duke,UConn has improved its current win streak to nine games ina row and improved their record in neutral-site tournament

games to 12-0.The Huskies have a coach with Final Four experience, Jim

Calhoun, and a team thats accustomed to playing in a win-or-go-home environment.

Led by guard Kemba Walker, regarded by many as onef e layes in e nain, e huskies eaen -ponents with speed and athleticism from the outside alongwith physical play inside.

Young players like Alex Oriakhi and Jeremy Lamb willalso need to make contributions for the Huskies to continuetheir run.

Starters: Guard Kemba Walker, Guard Jeremy Lamb, For-

ward Roscoe Smith, Forward Tyler Olander, Forward-Cen-ter Alex Oriakhi

Key Reserves: Guard Shabazz Napier, Forward JamalCoombs McDaniel, Center Charles Okwandu

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Junior Keri McGinnis has playedsoccer and tennis aswell as running track while at Berry.

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Week in ReviewBaseball

March 11 loses 6-2 to Bates College

WINS 6-4 over Bates CollegeMarch 12 loses 3-1 to Bates College

WINS 15-2 over Bates College

Mens LacrosseMarch 16 WINS 10-5 over Concordia

March 18 loses 14-8 to Carthage College

Womens LacrosseMarch 15 WINS 15-9 over Sweet Briar College

March 16 losses 17-7 to Claremont-Mudd Scripps

SoftballMarch 18 WINS 5-0 against Wisconsin-Superior

March 20 WINS 9-1 over Eureka College

WINS 8-0 over Westminster

SWEEPS CICIS SPRING BREAK CHALLENGE

Mens TennisMarch 16 loses 8-1 Hamilton

March 17 WINS 7-2 over Franklin & Marshall College

Womens TennisMarch 17 WINS 9-0 over Franklin & Marshall College

March 18 loses 8-1 to Southern Nazarene 8-1

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WEEKS OF OUR LIVES

Participating in Green Week, Katie Mitchell and Preston Tippett (left) try samples of tap and bot-tled water. Will Graham (right) pledges to turn off the lights during Earth Hour last Saturday evening.

Green Week

Business Week

Agricultural ag Week

Checking out some of the tools on display, Ivy Ricks and Emily Baker visit the AgWeek table in Krannert. In honor of Agricultural Heritage Week, heavy farming equipment has

Austin Martin (above) and Allison Crane (below) enjoy the infatables onthe Green Lawn Tuesday afternoon.