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reminder that a refund check is
soon coming their way. But before
the dollars start rolling in, taxpay-
ers must sift through the unfamil-
iar language of tax documents —
and lots of it.
Professor Firouz Gahvari, of
the Department of Economics,
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Over Spring Break,
CITES implemented Illi-
noisNet, a new wireless net-
work with both authentica-
tion and security built into
the wireless protocol.
With the old UIUCNet net-
work, students needed to log
in to QuickConnect or the
viral private network each
time they connected. With
IllinoisNet, once a person
does the initial configura-
tion, they do not have to ever
log in again, according to the
CITES Web site. The com-
puter can automatically re-
connect whenever it detects
a IllinoisNet wireless signal.
Some students said they are
excited about only having to
sign in once.
“I’ve never had any issues
(with the old network), but
logging in once would be
really convenient,” said
Alex Foley sophomore in
Business.
Sylvia Safin, freshman in
LAS, said it is nice to only
have to log in once, but the
service has cut out a few
times since she began using
it.
Another issue to students
is that the beginning config-
uration process is more com-
plex than UIUCnet Wireless,
and older systems may not
be able to connect to Illi-
noisNet. Students who were
still using the old wireless
network were contacted by
CITES via e-mail explaining
the benefits of the new net-
work. James Eyrich, CITES
Wireless Service Manager,
said the e-mail was sent to
every person who had con-
nected to the UIUCNet net-
work in the 30 days prior to
spring break.
According to the e-mail,
students should config-
ure their computer to use
the new IllinoisNet net-
work before the old net-
work expires on August
10. The e-mail also said the
one-time set up for the net-
work should take no more
than two to three minutes
to complete.
Eyrich said IllinoisNet
network will replace the
UIwpa2 network but the
UIUCNet network will
remain. He added that there
is no new hardware for the
network—it is a new offering
on the existing Internet.
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ly advanced humanoid robot.
The iCub arrived at Steve Levin-
son’s lab in February. Levinson is
a professor of electrical and com-
puter engineering and has been
researching on the relationship
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tion of $3,650 and standard deduc-
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for Social Security and Medicare,
but I don’t think there are many
students paying much tax any-
ways. Also, with the passing of
the American Reinvestment and
Recovery Act, there are five aca-
demic credits that students can
and should take advantage of.
between language and robotics.
The iCub was designed by the
RobotCub Consortium supported
by the European Union. Without
being programmed for specific
tasks, it acquires skills through
experience, said Logan Niehaus,
graduate student in Levinson’s
lab.
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robot, Levinson’s lab was the only
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Atina D’Souza , ISA’s internal
vice president, said the event
is meant to introduce students
to Indian culture in a fun and
exciting way.
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event. This is where we can
showcase our culture using a
variety of dances and songs,”
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An unusual sale will be going
on this Saturday from 11 a.m. to
4 p.m. at the Independent Media
Center in Urbana.
The prices of food, clothing
and services such as haircuts
will not be set at an arranged lev-
el, nor will they be determined
by the free market.
This will be the “Really,
Really, Free Market,” where all
goods and services will be com-
pletely free, and it is one of the
local activities supported by the
Champaign-Urbana anarchist
community as a way to present
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ture is about and what we’re
all about.”
India Night presents 10 acts
from a wide variety of groups
on campus. One of these groups
is the Illini Raas Squad , which
competes in an Indian dance
form known as Raas, a cultural
and religious dance that origi-
nated in the Gujarat state of
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is I-Bhangra, who perform the
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nated in the north-central state
of Punjab in India. There will
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event.
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authority to run the event is a
reflection of the anarchist com-
munity as a whole – a community
Song said has been off and on in
the area for a number of years.
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anarchists’ lack of a central gov-
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makes it easier to keep its struc-
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Intercultural Relations, or OIIR,
held a dialogue on cultural cen-
ter space Wednesday evening in
response to a discussion held at the
University YMCA on April 5 con-
cerning the multicultural house
proposal. The dialogue, spear-
headed by Ross Wantland, assis-
tant director of OIIR, focused on
the current proposal about cultur-
al center spaces.
“On behalf of the OIIR, I want
to start with an apology,” Want-
land said. “There have been a lot
of times when we heard different
things, but we are trying to get out
the information to students and
directors as soon as we find out.”
The audience was comprised of
students and directors of cultural
centers. Students unaffiliated with
any cultural centers also attended
and partook in the dialogue.
Roughly 20 minutes into the dia-
logue, Wantland announced that
the centers will need to submit
their decisions on whether to be
included in the proposed multicul-
tural center by Thursday.
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iCub.
“We were the only ones, as far
as I know, who proposed to work
in the relationship between lan-
guage and robotics,” Levinson
said. “Language is a very impor-
tant topic in the AI (Artificial
Intelligence) community.”
Lydia Majure, graduate stu-
dent in Levinson’s lab, was dis-
patched to Italy this summer to
visit a 10-day open lab at the Uni-
versity of Genoa. Along with Nie-
haus, she worked with the iCub
designers and learned how to
use the robot and the interface
software.
“It’s awesome,” Majure said.
“This is arguably one of the most
advanced humanoid robots. It’s
nice to know that people think
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day that centers need to have their
decisions in,” Wantland said. “It
came as a surprise.”
However, Leslie Morrow, direc-
tor of the LGBT resources center,
said she believes the centers won’t
be stuck with whatever decision
they make in regards to Thurs-
day’s deadline.
“When we submit the proposal,
it’s still an ongoing process,” she
said. “We can still opt out.”
After the dialogue time ended,
the audience was scheduled to
work in small groups to discuss
key problems. There were initially
going to be five small groups, how-
ever, roughly half of the students
left, so the group number was nar-
rowed down to two. Christina Cor-
nelius, sophomore in DGS, was one
of the students who stayed for the
small group discussions to voice
her opinion.
“I feel like there’s nothing we
can do now, it seems to me like the
decision has already been made
and they don’t care about the stu-
dent opinions,” she said. “The
University is forgetting about
the history and culture of these
spaces and what they mean to the
students.”
that our research mission is of
value.”
Levinson said that his short-
term goals for the robot are tech-
nical in nature. He said getting the
robot to display fine motor control,
balance, walking and developing
the visual and attention system
could be some short-term goals
to be achieved. The team is also
in the process of trying to attach
software with which the iCub can
recognize human language.
Niehaus and Majure demon-
strated one of the iCub’s functions
by clapping. The robot responded
by moving its face in the direction
of the sound and moving its leg up
and down.
“What we are trying to discover
is some aspect of how human cog-
nitive functioning works. We can
actually go inside the robot’s mind,
and we can see how it’s doing that,”
Levinson said.
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wood team, called Fizaa. All
of these dance teams have
won fi rst place in national
competitions in their respec-
tive events.
There will also be a compet-
itive men’s a cappella group
called Chai Town, which has
won second and third place in
national competitions.
Not all of the groups are
nationally ranked teams.
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other anarchist-based activities
on campus.
Last semester, she and Lizzie
Johnson , graduate student,
formed Radical Education for
Autonomous Persons. It is a
reading group that meets every
Wednesday at 9 p.m. in the Illini
Union’s Courtyard Cafe.
There, people read and critique
anarchist, radical and main-
stream texts, including articles
by David Graeber, an anarchist
and anthropologist who was a for-
mer assistant professor at Yale.
They also view films dealing with
radical topics, such as “Battle in
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Some of the acts include stu-
dents who use India Night to
Since it is the event’s 25th
anniversary, there are some
showcase classical and mod- special extras being added.
ern Indian dance. Basavaraj “We are having a video com-
said using smaller student pilation of the past 25 years of
groups keeps the show fresh India Night that will be played
and new. throughout the event,” said
“The constant innovation Shivani Mahida , an ISA cul-
our acts bring each India tural chairman. “Also, we are
Night is what keeps our audi- inviting all of our alums back
ence coming back year after because they had such a big
year,” he said. part in getting us where we
India Night is also present- are today.”
ing a fashion show of differ- India Night is next Friday,
ent Indian clothing from dif-
ferent regions of India.
April 24 at 7:00 p.m. in Foel-
linger Auditorium.
Seattle,” a dramatization of the
1999 demonstrations in Seattle,
“It’s re-imagining the society,
economy and culture,” Watson
Wash., against the World Trade said.
Organization. Watson has helped organize
“We’re trying to bring an anar- several “Really, Really, Free
chist discourse to the campus,” Markets” with Song and distrib-
Song said. utes meals on behalf of Food Not
Chris Watson, a resident of the Bombs, a national movement to
Catholic Worker House in Cham- serve free vegan and vegetari-
paign who has attended some of an food.
reading group’s meetings, said he “We are bridging the gap
believes in an anti-authoritarian between campus and other non-
society where decisions are made campus organizations,” Watson
through a direct democracy and said of working with other anar-
not a representative democracy. chist-based organizations.
Watson said many of the res- This Saturday, a couple blocks
idents of the Catholic Worker north of the market, there will be
House relate with the ideas of an anarchist soccer game from
anarchism, which he said often 12:10 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Crystal
get wrongly portrayed as disor- Lake Park in Urbana. Unlike
ganized and spontaneous. in other soccer games, it may
inspire
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that if you tax the very top people, every-
thing will be solved. There aren’t many
of those very rich guys and they can’t
pay for everything. You have to get it
from the middle class too. U.S. total tax
rates aren’t high in comparison to other
Western countries. In the U.S., total tax-
es, both income and consumption, con-
stitute about 28% of GDP (Gross Domes-
tic Product). England is at least 10%
more. Although I do believe that after
this health reform taxes will increase.
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“It has the same functionality,” he
said. “Part of it is it’s just a better
name.”
Eyrich said people are beginning to
switch over and the network is seeing
success.
Hanju Kang, senior in LAS, said she
has never used the new network but
thinks it will be better.
Eyrich said he wants everyone to
focus on IllinoisNet.
“IllinoisNet is now the primary wire-
less offering, we prefer everybody to
use that,” Eyrich said. “UIUCNet is the
fall back.”
be more difficult to declare a
victory.
“Neither side will become
clearly defi ned nor will certain
individuals closely identify with
a certain side, and so the notions
of ‘winners’ and ‘losers’ becomes
irrelevant,” according to the
event’s Facebook page.
Ben Rothschild, sophomore in
LAS and member of the anar-
chist community, said he iden-
tifies with anarchy’s principle
of changing things through the
mass organization of everyday
people.
“It’s about changing things for
the better,” he said. “It’s like a
philosophy of people organizing
independently of the powerful
state and corporate interests.”
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with its budget crisis, more and more
programs are under the threat of be-
ing cut. The University of Illinois Exten-
sion is one program that has become an
unfortunate casualty of the economic sit-
uation, due to diminishing state funding.
Extension is a University outreach ef-
fort based in the College of ACES that of-
fers educational workshops and classes on
practical aspects of life such as healthy so-
ciety, food safety, family/community well-
being and environmental stewardship.
Extension, with its state-wide programs
and hands-on training offered affordably,
fits hand-in-hand with the University’s
mission to educate people in our state. It
has a rich history of more than 90 years.
So it is disappointing that it is the latest on
a list of programs that are being sacrificed
because of financial difficulties. Howev-
er, that being said, we recognize that trim-
ming measures are necessary.
Given the circumstances, the Univer-
sity and Extension have shown relatively
good planning and forethought in the pro-
cess. The easy solution would’ve been to
simply cut the program altogether, which
would’ve been a huge blow to 2.5 million
Illinois citizens who take part in Exten-
sion every year. Instead, the Universi-
ty has settled on a way to restructure the
program by centralizing administrative
structures. While some offices and staff
members will be cut, that is a much better
option than axing a program that has prov-
en constructive to community health and
knowledge across the state. At the very
least, Extension will be able to maintain its
mission of educating people to make their
lives “better, healthier, safer, and more
profitable” by continuing to serve counties
in Illinois, albeit on a smaller scale.
The best-case scenario of this situation
is if the restructuring program for Exten-
sion could be used as an example of a posi-
tive way to deal with the budget shortcom-
ings. We are sad to see people cut but hope
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High school may
be a place we have
day life, humans begin blam-
ing it for their problems. It’s
been the same for guns, cars,
social network users. The
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selves
from,
televisions, cell phones and
now, Facebook.
Facebook has been cited for
of friends you have as a com-
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value.
but a bringing people together and The only thing more dra-
part even kindling romantic rela- matic than a new relationship
of me tionships. Now disgruntled is when one ends. Not only
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claimed always fol- petitions they processed last feed announces the failed
“Gleek”, low us. There year. In addition, Elly Robin- relationship to all of Face-
the long- will always be the son, manager of Australian book, everyone is free to
awaited cliques, the groups, Family Relationship Clearing make nosey inquiries as to
return of the the in-crowds and the House, said online behavior the cause. After months of
FOX series out-crowds. The differ- is causing tension in house- obnoxious statuses about how
Glee this ence is we are allowed to holds, but also said there is a they miss their ex and how
past Tuesday be part of whichever we surprising lack of research. the world is against them, the
has caused want. There are no longer Marriages aren’t the cycle will start again.
me to unrav- the rules that determine only relationships evident- If all of this drama wasn’t
el my feel- what is considered social- ly strained by this anti- enough, people are blam-
ings toward ly acceptable. There is no cupid Facebook. I’ve known ing the actual Web site for
my personal longer any long-awaited bell a number of people who have these unfortunate incidents.
high school that rings at 3 p.m. signifying claimed Facebook was a prob- I’m sorry, but I don’t think
experience. the end of the day. lem for their dating relation- the fine people at Facebook
What exact- like, There are certain parts of high ships or friendships. People are shredding your marriage
ly it is that has but school that will haunt us for the rest are becoming paranoid that certificates.
changed since rather, the of our lives; the friends that accompa- online networking is out to Relationships take a lot of
high school? More media is attempting to glori- nied us through our crazy adventures, the ruin their love lives and tear hard work, and a lot of that
often than not, fy less appealing, but far more crushes that seemed to flood our thoughts, apart best friends. needs to happen away from
things seem relatable characteristics. From the awkward moments that we felt we’d Newsflash: An online web a computer. The foundations
incredibly Rachel Berry’s not-so-nuclear fam- never live down and the experiences we site cannot kill a relationship. you lay for both romance and
similar. ily consisting of two gay dads to believed to be life-altering. People wreck them just fine friendships shouldn’t be shak-
I find myself watching Artie Abram’s handicapped, wheel- There are still labels, just not the same on their own. en by a Web site.
Glee, not only really enjoy- chair-confined lifestyle, or Emma ones. Now there’s the dumb guys on the For romantic relationships, Relationships Australia
ing it, but being able to Pillsbury’s obsessive compulsive track team, the crazy partying sorority distrust, envy and plain stu- vice-president Anne Hollonds
relate to it. This show is tendencies or even head cheerlead- girls, the socially awkward engineers, the pid behavior cause the foun- said that while the internet
definitely not geared just er Quinn Fabray’s unexpected teen Jesus freaks; it exists all over campus. dation to crumble. In some has made it easier to recon-
toward younger teenagers. pregnancy. These characters are You can either fight the stereotype and cases, a significant other sees nect with past flames, people
An article from USA Today not consistent with the ways that prove others wrong, or you can embrace their spouse looking at an old are ultimitely responsible
even talked about how col- high school students are often por- it. I’ve realized that people I’ve met in friend’s Facebook page and for their actions. “The Inter-
lege students all over the trayed. They embrace their faults college have an image of me that is not assumes they are somehow net doesn’t make people have
country have found inspira- in a way that prime-time television always entirely true. It’s not always accu- infatuated with this person affairs,” she said.
tion in Glee. rarely does, reminding people that rate, and that’s okay. We know who we they haven’t seen since high Hollonds hit the problem
Glee’s uniqueness is what it’s okay to be different. are. school. That’s called envy and right on the nose. We have to
draws me in. The late 90s When I left for college, I was I came to college in hopes of chang- distrust. take responsibility for our
and early 2000s seemed to under the impression that I was ing and becoming a different person, In other scenarios, a per- actions.
be a television era that rep- leaving everything from my for- but what actually ended up happening son is caught participating It’s really easy for people
resented teenagers as strug- mative years behind and entering was that a lot of things I wanted to leave in inappropriate actions or to blame Facebook or any
gling to fit in, hide their an adult world of sophistication. It behind were still right here. Some of conversations through online other piece of technology
flaws and live the lives of the turned out that a lot of the world I those things weren’t exactly tangible. For chats or messaging. That’s for their problems, but it all
rich and famous. Shows like thought I was running away from me, that’s the real difference between col- the plain stupid behavior. comes back to us.
The OC and Laguna Beach actually ended up following me. lege and high school. The things that used Either way, online network- If you work to make your
were the standard. Glee Right now, 17-year-olds all to be so important to me now seem obso- ing was just a means to screw relationship strong on its
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regular basis.
There are about two to three
volunteering projects a day
available to members and 12
projects on a weekly basis. As a
service organization, APO com-
pleted 6,000 hours of volunteer
service last semester. However,
for many members, the organi-
zation is about more than sheer
numbers.
“If you do more than the
requirements and if you’re vol-
unteering out of the goodness of
your heart because you enjoy it,
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teering,” said Christy Pomatto,
the service chair of APO. Pomat-
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ternity might be the same, each
university chapter is different,
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berg, sophomore in AHS and
transfer student from the Uni-
versity of Arizona, attributed this
to the varying atmospheres of dif-
ferent campuses at large.
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Though non-exclusive, the
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weekly informational meetings
about the organization.
As part of APO’s program,
the group rules by the “Four
C’s”: community, chapter, cam-
pus and country. Although they
participate in projects sponsored
by national organizations, APO
focuses primarily on community
and campus projects.
“I like local projects because
you get to see the results,” said
Baylee Gambetti , fundraising
chair of APO and a sophomore in
Media. “You get to know you’re
really helping out where you
live.”
As much as APO gives back to
the local and national commu-
nity, the service projects also
give back to the APO members.
Chandni Patel, rush chair and
former president of APO, said
that the friends and contacts she
made through the organization
are ones she will have for the
rest of her life.
“People wanted me to run for
president, but I thought it was
the craziest idea, standing in
front of 200 people and have to
speak in front of them weekly; it
terrified me,” said Patel, a senior
involved in his fraternity on the
U of I campus and he could not
join the fraternity that he wanted
to. Without the community he had
in Arizona, he said that adjust-
ing to a new school has been dif-
ficult. But, having friends who are
involved in fraternities has helped
him meet people, he said.
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fraternities and playing on the
club soccer team has made the
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difficult time,” Hillard said. “It
has allowed me to meet so many
people easily and transfer right
into having a group of great
friends.”
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Greek life for transfers
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Greek life on campus often offers
freshmen a smoother transition to
college life by providing community.
That process, however, might look dif-
ferent for transfer students who were
involved in a fraternity of sorority at
their previous school.
All sorority members who trans-
fer to U of I have the opportunity to
immediately participate in the coin-
ciding sorority, said Renee Durack,
vice president of recruitment for the
Panhellenic Council.
Eddie Kahle, sophomore in engi-
neering and vice president of recruit-
ment for the Interfraternity Council,
said though there are no restrictions
against transfer students who are
already active members of a fraterni-
ty joining the fraternity’s U of I chap-
ter, this decision is ultimately left to
each chapter.
Transfer students who are active
members do not have the chance to
experience traditional recruitment
events, like socials and movie nights.
The purpose of these events is to
introduce new students to a variety
of sororities, so they aren’t as neces-
sary for transfer students.
Corrinne Hillard, sophomore in
LAS, was a member of Delta Gamma
at Southern Methodist University in
Texas and is now an active member
at Illinois. Hillard said the only thing
she missed by not going through the
recruitment process at on campus was
the stress of rushing.
“Considering that rush is such an
intense and somewhat difficult pro-
cess, I was glad that I did not have to
live through that experience all over
again,” she said.
Although the process of joining a
Greek chapter might be simplified
for transfer students, it is also limit-
ing. Both Durack and Kahle said that
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season as “frustrating”
would be an understatement. I
can’t remember another team
I absolutely loved watching
one minute and couldn’t stand
looking at the next. I can’t
remember how many times I
yelled at Mike Davis through
the TV, wishing he’d play with
confidence instead of letting
a few mistakes ruin his whole
day. I can’t remember how
many times I yelled at Bruce
to put in Tyler Griffey, mostly
because I can’t really remem-
ber that kid missing a shot.
And although I haven’t quite
succeeded yet, I wish I could
forget how the season ended,
with the Illini’s second NCAA
tourney miss in the past three
years.
Of course, there are a lot
of things I do remember, too.
Like watching freshman D.J.
Richardson become a lock-
down defender by the end of
the season, seeing the light
slowly come on for Brandon
Paul, or seeing Tisdale hit
every jumper in sight going
down the stretch.
But most of all, I remember
the transformation of Demetri
McCamey.
Illinois’ point guard is prob-
ably the most scrutinized
player the basketball team
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nois men’s gymnastics team has
been on a mission. It has followed
a strict regimen from the begin-
ning, refusing to back off of dif-
ficult, high start value routines or
take shortcuts in training.
It’s a strategy that paid off dur-
ing the regular season, when the
Illini cruised to an 11-1 record. It
helped them to the Big Ten team
title and four out of six individual
conference titles.
It’s also the main reason why
Illinois will be among the favor-
ites to win the NCAA champi-
onship when qualifying rounds
begin Thursday afternoon. But if
they plan on winning, they’ll have
to show better than they have in
recent weeks, according to associ-
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bly happy he’s not entering the
wheelchair basketball draft after
Wednesday night’s Ultimate Bas-
ketball Challenge at Huff Hall.
McCamey and other members
of the men’s and women’s varsity
and wheelchair basketball teams
competed in the event, which
raised money for the wheelchair
basketball teams and Coaches vs.
Cancer.
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countless threes and seemed to be
itching to jump out of their chairs with each team going on an occa- tion which players had the upper to jump out of their chairs, but
to grab a rebound. sional run.
“It was difficult,” forward Mike
Davis said. “It takes so much the last few minutes of the game, not used to playing in a wheel- his chair while playing, failing to
strength. And to shoot you had the orange team lost 44-41 after chair,” said Joey Gugliotta, mem- convert on an alley-oop attempt.
to be on balance.” missing a last-second three.
Players from all four teams
were split into two competing before and after the game was team.
squads. focused on players like McCamey,
For the majority of the game, Davis and other members of the majority of the varsity play-
the score went back and forth varsity teams, there was no ques- ers looked like they were ready
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has seen in recent memory,
alongside Tisdale. But where
criticism against Tisdale was
and is unfair — he’s never
going to be a hulking, low-post
beast and will always strug-
gle against teams with size, no
matter how many calories he
eats or weights he lifts — some
of the shots taken at McCamey
by critics were justified.
He took plays off. Wasn’t
focused. Was uncoachable.
Disappeared at times. Couldn’t
play defense. Wasn’t a point
guard. Didn’t understand the
game. Jacked too many threes.
The list goes on.
In fact, if you’d have bet
me a year ago, after DMac’s
sophomore season, that by the
time the spring of 2010 came
around, he’d be putting his
name in the draft and have a
somewhat legitimate shot at
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thought of next year’s team
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sans McCamey.
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costs. He’ll be the only prov-
en ballhandler on next year’s
team and an insanely valuable
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Padera (No. 2 on parallel bars) and
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“If we have the meet we had team will try to recover from a five in their respective events.
at Big Tens, I don’t think we’ll be sloppy Big Ten meet. As the top-seeded team in the
NCAA champions,” Spring said. “That’s what makes us such tournament, Illinois was given the
“I think we’re in a good position a good team,” sophomore Tyler choice of session and event order
to win, but very rarely has a No. 1 Mizoguchi said. “No matter what for Thursday’s qualifying round.
seed gone into anything and won we do, we are always in the mix, Spring opted to participate in the
because the teams behind are so always fighting for that number 1 p.m. session and begin on paral-
close and so hungry.” one spot.” lel bars, and the team will need to AFJ?L89<:BD8EK?<;8@CP@CC@E@
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banquet, The Daily Illini caught
up with seniors Dominique Keller nothing. But in a perfect real-
and Bubba Chisholm. istic world, I’d like to someday
play professionally and have a
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estly, me, him and Rich (Sem- stand why they say that. I’m in
rau) saw each other a couple nine hours right now. I’ve been
days ago and we talked, and fishing a couple times this week.
we were just like, “You know, I went to frat park and read a
hand during the game. senior Dominique Keller was the it’s not the same.” Sometimes book the other day. I’ve kind
After making a comeback in “They’re high flyers, they’re only player to actually get out of we wish we had the games, the of got a bucket list of things I
competition, the practices. Obvi- want to do, but I’m just trying to
ously it’s over now, but I guess enjoy this time before I work for
ber of this year’s men’s national “We were trying to get the it’ll take a lot of getting used to. the next 40 years of my life or
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furious ninth-inning rally Tues- bottom of order starts producing,

Illinois stresses ‘early’

day night to go a perfect 2-0 in it gives the whole offense some
midweek games for the first time momentum. It helped us get on
this season. the board first and we kept that
The Illini downed Southern Illi- momentum going for a while.”

offense against Eastern nois 5-4 at a game played at Rent

One Park in Marion, Ill.
“We got a couple runs early and
took advantage of some of their
A third-inning single by Hohl
increased the Illinois lead to 4-0,
although the Salukis would answer
with one run in the bottom of the
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JK8==NI@K<I their own level instead of match- Hartleb said. “Our pitching did a The score stayed steady at 4-1
Though the No. 18 Illinois soft- ing other teams. very good job.” all the way until the seventh, when
ball team has produced eye-pop- “Every game, our goal is to Pitcher Matt Milroy made his another single from Hohl added
ping numbers in the 2010 season, make that game our best, and third start of the season for Illi- one more run to Illinois’ total.
the team says it still has some we like to offensively get a lot of nois. The freshman gave up just “Their pitching did a good job
tinkering to do. It seems a Big momentum and attack pitches,” three hits and one run in four on us,” Cappetta said. “Their bull-
Ten-leading 7.19 runs per game Sullivan said. innings of work. pen did a good job, and
just doesn’t cut it. “We don’t really consider our Milroy said he is it was hard to get into
Hope Howell, who led Illinois midweek games tuneups for the settling in nicely to a rhythm when they
(28-5) with three hits in a 5-1 weekend, they’re just important the midweek start- kept bringing in new
win at Illinois State on Tuesday, parts in the journey of the sea- er role. guys.”
said the Illini son and we like “I feel pretty However, SIU ral-
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ment will Hackett , who man has swiped 25 bases this Meredith can score me,” Zym- outfielder Pete Cappetta tripled “That’s a part of baseball,” Har-
come Thurs- has accrued season, good for third in the Big kowitz said. to bring home freshman Brandon tleb said. “They got a walk, a hit
d ay n ight a .415 batting Ten. The Illini will have to work to Hohl. A double from freshman or two, got hit by a pitch and made
when Illinois takes on Eastern average over the team’s fi rst 33 “She’s got that natural god- keep the speedy Panthers from Christian Cummins on the very things close. But Roberts never
Illinois (20-17). games. Hackett said after Tues- given speed,” Sullivan said. “She giving them a taste of their own next play then drove in Cappetta panicked. He didn’t just start
“Just to jump on them early,” day’s game that confidence has slides very well and has good medicine. Led by Melise Brown, to make the score 2-0. throwing the ball around out there,
Howell said. “We haven’t done been key for the stellar team instincts ... It’s defi nitely great a freshman outfielder who has 14 Cappetta finished the game 2- and that’s the important thing.”
that since Northwestern. Not attack this season. to have that as a weapon, to be steals of her own; Eastern Illi-
that we’re playing tentative, but “I think we just knew within able to get her in scoring posi- nois has 42 steals on the year.
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leg of its journey. It began with a bus ride
to Bloomington, continued with a flight to
Atlanta and a connection to Westchester,
N.Y., and was capped off with another bus
ride to West Point, N.Y.
Throughout the season nothing has come
easy for the Illini, and they believe they’ll
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him the best in his pro career.
He’s earned that much.
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sons, things seemed to click
for McCamey this year. He
dropped a bunch of weight dur-
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with a quicker first step, much-
improved handles and a will
to get to the rim. He shot over
twice as many free throws this
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game.
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inexperience all year, especially
in the backcourt. His breakout
game at Wisconsin (27 points,
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in Illinois’ biggest win of the
season. Two weeks later, his
school-record 16 assists almost
helped Illinois pull off an upset
of No. 4 Purdue at Mackey Are-
na. And unlike last year, when
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game and disappear the next,
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team’s most consistent play-
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to put an imprint on the game
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better.
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experts’ draft boards.
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these next few weeks, figure out
that his stock will rise even fur-
ther if he has a fantastic senior
season, and will be back in the
Orange and Blue come next
year.
The selfish fan in me hopes
for this, not only because it will
make the team much better, but
because in a year where every
one of my favorite sports teams
made me want to pull a John
Paxson on my TV, watching
Demetri McCamey blossom into
an absolute stud was a joy to
watch, and I’d like to see how he
can build on his talent for anoth-
er season in an Illini uniform.
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be playing in an NBA uniform
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wheelchair.
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said. “We would kinda
practice for a couple quick
minutes.”
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er to try and use the wheel-
chairs before Wednesday.
“Me, Demetri, Joseph
(Bertrand) and a couple
other guys were trying to
race with them,” freshman
guard D.J. Richardson
said. “I wouldn’t really call
it practicing; we were just
having fun.”
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ey for Coaches vs. Cancer
and the wheelchair basket-
ball teams, admission was
charged, raffle tickets were
sold and a silent auction was
held before the game.
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support Coaches vs. Cancer
and our wheelchair team,”
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itself gives people a differ-
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ketball. It was a great thing
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fi nished second in the nation in said. be hard without him,” Richard-
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this season. As a first-team All- teammates were McCamey said
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him there, he’s got to go for it. But Freshman D.J. Richardson his fi nal decision.
if not, then hopefully he’ll use it wasn’t surprised by the announce- “I’ll be listening to Coach
as a learning tool, get after it this ment, but he said the remainder of Weber and staying really close
summer, and for next year make the team’s guards would have to with him,” McCamey said.
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she had family in Nebraska and No. 6 Iowa State, where head Bangert, who was the 2009
would watch some of the volley- coach Kevin Hambly said the NCAA blocks leader, said last
ball games in the packed gym team took the scrimmage in five weekend the team touched up
when she was younger. sets. Hambly said the Illini were some of the problems they had
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