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PARTY PICSWere You Caugh

William Igbokwe Gets Ready To Campaign

For Mayor Of His Hometown. How ThisStudent Is Going To Make A Difference.

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Founder Gal ShweikiPublishers Steve Viner, Daniel Stone

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Features

12 COLLEGES FITTEST

CANDIDATE

WILLIAM IGBOKWEPhysically Fit, Mentally Fit

and Intellectually Fit

The Lineup

07SPORTSGet In The Game

08MUSIC + EVENTSA Week by Week

Glance at November

Hot People

09 HOT ORGANIZATION

USC Dance Marathon

The Scene

16DRINK SPECIALSEvery Bar.Every Special.

Every Night.

18PARTY PICSHave You Been Out All Night?

In Every Issue

05 YOU ASKED...

SB Answers

06 CAMPUS VOICES

What Is Your Favorite

Thanksgiving Memory

10 HOT OR NOT

Douche Bag to Dream

11 HOT LIST

10 Things Men Find Sexy

30FUN STUFFHoroscopes + Spot the Diff

Your Place

22 DREAM ROOM

Ali Macer

Traditional Taste

With Fun, Girl Flair

23 HEALTH

Going for the Greens

24 STYLE

Real Men Real Style

26 YOUR GUIDE

Tech Guide

28 FOOD

Food For A Man

Catherine Kenimer, Campus Ambassador

It seems hard to believe that we are already drawing to the

end of fall and the semester. I think November is my favorite

month. It has everything you could possible want: football,

Thanksgiving, and a well deserved break from school.

This is definitely a busy month for most students.

Homecoming kicks off the second week of the month.

Everyone is finishing (or frantically scraping together) group

projects. Parents are anxiously awaiting the return of their

students and wont even mind doing some, or a lot, of laund

Yes, this is definitely the month where family steps into thespotlight. Every family seems to have their own traditions.

My family and I al ways watch the movie Addams Family Values. Sure it seems li

a random selection, but once you watch the first Thanksgiving scene, you will rea

why its a Thanksgiving worthy tradition.

Perhaps the best thing about the month of November is the amazing football

that takes place. Its the time of the season where no teams hold anything back, a

every team is looking to secure their spots in the upcoming bowl games. Persona

I cant wait for the Florida and Clemson games. After three years of enjoying

Gamecock football, these are easily my two favorite games to watch..

So give thanks for family, friends, and football. And start getting ready for the

most wonderful time of the year next month.

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You Asked... Study Breaks Staffanswers your burning questions.

Have a question for our staff?

Tweet us @StudyBreaks

Jasmine Vallejo

Editor

Ngoc Nguyen

Campus Ambassador

Jasmine, when my boyfriendwas over, he left the roomwith his cell phone on thecouch. I was really temptedo go through his messages,

s that bad?

Brittany Reyes

n all honesty, yes. What is the

point of being in a relationshipf youre not going to trust him?f you have any concerns with

who he talks to, then bring it upo him for reassurance. Trust me,weve all been there before andrying to be sneaky about it will

only make things worse. If yourehat tempted to check, just leavehe room too.

Ngoc,do men have it easier

than women?

- Sarah White

In some aspects, yes. Almosteveryone have some sort of egoand the male gender projectsthat ego more than females.Versus our emotions where the

female gender expresses herselfmore than males. I think we allhave pros and cons, and we cantlive or live without one another.

Ryan Elliott

Campus Ambassador

Ryan, whats your

ideal first date?

-McKayla Mehl

Im a pretty laid back guy,although Im very against thedinner and a movie clich. I reallylike outings that allow me to getto know the person as well as

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Catherine, what is the best about November?

-George Rayvin

I love November. It meanfew things to meFirst, itsmoms birthday month, wmeans lots of cake and a yum

dinner out on the town. Secit means anksgiving, wafter Christmas, is easily best holiday. Finally, it mfootball! Great football moOh, and of course, fun colorful scarves for every out

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CAMPUS VOICES


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We asked our fans to tell us whats on their mi

Jennifer Everhart, 21Hometown: Charlotte, NC

Major: Accounting

The best memories I have are of my family and I around the table,

enjoying our delicious turkey dinner and catching up.

Kelly Lukridge, 21Hometown: Spartanburg

Major: Exercise Science

I honestly dont even like Thanksgiving foodso Thanksgiving is jus

about the family and friends.

Sarah Warren, 21Hometown: Charlotte, NC

Major: Psychology

Probably sitting around the kitchen cooking with my mom.

So much fun.

Catherine Kenimer Campus Ambassador, 21Hometown: Atlanta

Major: Marketing

I loved the Thanksgiving my family and I went down to the

beach. We cooked spaghetti and meatballs instead of turkey.

It was so goodv!

Joey DiBetta, 21Hometown: Greenwich, CT

Major: Accounting

Going to the Dallas Cowboys game in 2007epic! It was crazy

because it snowed during the game, which was unexpected since

it was in Dallas.

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photos: todd van emst & auburn athletic deptSPORTS PAGETH

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SPOTLIGHT

Te ootball season hastarted of with our wins,ncluding big wins versusonerence oes Georgia and

Vanderbilt. As expected,he ofense is pounding theall with Heisman hope-ul Marcus Lattimore. Lat-more, through those rst

our contests, has 611 yardsushing and an additional39 receiving. Stephen Gar-ia has managed the ofense

well, throwing or about 170ards per game. He will needo cut down on the turnovershough i this Gamecockeam wants a shot at the SECrown. Te deense has been

solid, only allowing Vander-bilt a eld goal in their nalcontest beore press time. Jadeveon Clowney has beenas good as billed, with vetackles or loss and our sacks.Hes also orced a team-highthree umbles. Te sched-ule doesnt really get diceyuntil November, when theGamecocks travel to Arkan-sas, then host the Gators andan up-and-coming Clemsonsquad to round out the regu-lar season. All things said,its been a good start or theGamecock ootball team andwere hungry or more wins!

FOUR UP AND FOUR DOWN

ACE IN THE HOLE!We claimed that Stephen

Garcia needed a second re-

ceiving option behind Alshon

Jeffrey as a key to victory in

our football preview issue and

hes been getting good pro-

duction out of Ace Sanders.

Sanders has been a solid deep

threat and has caught balls for

31 yards per game thus far.

With the run game dominat-

ing, the Gamecocks havent

had to air it out much. Good

to know if they do, theyll havemany options.

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Tough SEC Schedule. As we mentioned above, the SEC schedule

is brutal. Fortunately for us, we avoid the big boys LSU and Ala-

bama this year. If we can somehow take down the SEC East, one

would think that one of teams would loom ahead in the champion-

ship game. Key games against Mississippi State, Tennessee, Arkan-

sas and Florida will be the big ones to watch.

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Carolina

Sports

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MENS SWIMMIN

& DIVINGGAMECOCKS VS. TENNESS

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4

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WOMENS

VOLLEYBALL

GAMECOCKS VS. ALABAM

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FOOTBALL

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WOMENS

VOLLEYBALL

GAMECOCKS VS. GEORGIA

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20(VOLLEY

COMPETITION FACILITY)

FOOTBALL

GAMECOCKS VS. CLEMSO

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Gamecocksvs. Arkansas

HOME

Gamecocksvs. Florida

HOME

Gamecocksvs. Clemson

Jason Marcum

@ Delaneys

Akintunde

@ Medallion Center

Kritikal Chocolate@ T&T Uptown Lounge

Rain-A Tribute to the

Beatles

@ The Koger Center

Live Acoustic

@ Pearlz

Live Acoustic

@ Pearlz

Toyzz@ Ds Wings

Day of the DeadParty

@ 5 Points Pub

Camden MusicFall Showcase

@ Fine Arts Center

Chicago Brass@ Newberry Opera

House

DJ Patriot@ H20

D.P.

@ Downtown 5 Poin

Regina Skeeters@ Columbia

Convention Center

Doug McCormick

@ Ozzies

DJ Frosty

@ Colonial Life Arena

Gerry Delgado@ Blue Coyote Barr

and Grill

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EVENTS

Whether you are a rst time listener or an avid bluegrass fan, you will not regret going to see The Grascals perform. This six-piece

bluegrass band will deliver an amazing show and if you have never thought you would like bluegrass, they will make you fall

in love. With rich sounds, soulful melodies and a low-down country feel, The Grascals are a band to remember. They do not just

talk the talk, they walk the walk. Recently receiving four nominations from the International Bluegrass Music Awards, including

Entertainer of the Year, critics and fans both agree this one top-notch band. So take a short road trip and enjoy an evening of fun

and great music that you can really get into, and know that The Grascals will deliver an amazing performance.

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USCHOMECOMINGNov 6-12thUSC CampusThis years week kicks off the 5k,then the week is full of bannercompetitions, oat building,the annual Showcase where theHomecoming King and Queenare selected and the Step Show.

22ND FESTIVAL OF TREESNov 19th-20th

Village at SandhillThis event features deco-rated wreaths, trees andother holiday items thatare up for bid duringa weekend-long silentauction. Come do someChristmas shopping and thenstop by the festival!

TURKEY DAY 5KColonial Life Areana

What better way to clearyour conscience about

stufng your face onThanksgiving than by

starting the day out with arun to benet the Boys andGirls Clubs of the Midlands?

FITNESS &

ZUMBA PARTYLadies Choice Fitness

Looking for a great jump-start to your weekend? Headon over to Ladies Choice Fit-ness from 4:30-7:30 and get

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ORGANIZATIONHOT

JOIN OUR NEXT EVENTWHO: USC Dance Marathon

WHAT: Dancer Interest Meeting

WHEN: November 15th

WHERE: Find us on Greene Street November 9thto get the exact building

WHY: Learn more about DM, see Morale in action, learnabout more upcoming events, and register for the event

USC Dance Marathon is thelargest student led philan-thropy in the entire state

f South Carolina. Bringing to-ether a wide variety of students,

Dance Marathon is a 24-hourvent lled with dancing, music,nd fun events, held in Febru-ry, February 24-25 this year.

Hosting over 1,000 studentswho have come together to raisemoney and awareness for Pal-metto Health Childrens Hospi-al, the local Childrens Miracle

Network Hospital for the state ofouth Carolina. e concept of

USCDM seems simple enough:dance for 24 hours, raise money,nd then go home. But in actual-ty, it is so much more than that.

So what exactly is USCDM?

Dance Marathon is the partywith a purpose. What could moreun than hanging out with yourriends for 24 hours, dancing,inging, laughing, and helping

a great cause? If youre worriedabout your dancing skills, dontbe afraid because being a greatdancer isnt a requirement. Cantspend the whole 24 hours at DM?

ats ok too, you can make a do-nation, come visit the dancers, or

just come check out the event.

Each year, Palmetto Healthtreats over 80,000 children. Toput that into perspective, thatsenough people to completely ll

Williams-Bryce Stadium. esechildren are literally ghtingfor their lives, but the 24 hoursspent at DM and the moneyraised go to the hospital in or-der to make it even better forthese kids. Although its a lot of

work, USCDMs impact overthe last 14 years is only goingto continue to grow and thriveon the passion of the thousandsof students each year who con-tinue to ght and dance FOR

THE KIDS.

words: catherine kenimer photos provided by: usc dance marathon

THE PARTY WITH A PURPOSE

USC DANCE MARATHON

Why I DM is simple. Hearing thstories of these families who hafought so hard to get to where thare today, seeing the faces of tchildren who have gone througmore than most adults will, and reaizing what a difference it makes

their lives makes all the hard wosweat, and tears worth it. The bepart about Dance Marathon is anone can do it. Its open to the enticampus, and whether you sign up dance as an individual or part ofteam, you become part of a greaer team and part of the DM fami

which is full of love and hope.

Courtney King

University Events

Coordinator

www.USCDM.org



Sweet NothingsYouve got our number andwe want you to use it. Wevebeen waiting for that follow-uptext, that lets us know yourethinking of us.

Total (Phone) DominationHave you noticed that the text

conversation is a little one sided? Wehave too. After three texts in a rowwith no reply this is getting to bea little much. Believe us, we didnt

leave our phones at home.

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NOT

Theres fine line between being everyones dream

guy and being a complete tool. Check the Study

Breaks list to discover what side youre on.

DOUCHE BAGTO DREAM GUY

HOT NOTORwords: abby johnston photos: press

Fit to WinWe all love boys whoknow how to take careof themselves. It doesnttake being a fitnessjunkie to be in shape. Eatright, put in the time andyoull feel and look great.

Smooth and SavvyPick-up lines at bars dont havbe awkward. Cheers to you, mwho can buy a girl a drink witsending us into a spin about hwe are going to ditch you at tbar later.

Romance is Dead?Romance is NOT dead, guysdont forget to put a littleTLC into your relationships

Droided UpYeah, we know those guys too. Believe it or

not were not looking for the guy that can benchpress his body weight. Those gym-time gruntsare a little frightening.

Perfect Gentlemen

Chivalry is not dead and we wontaccept anything less. Simple thingslike holding the door open ornoticing when we have a new hairdo can make all the difference.

Bar CreeperYes, we want the free alcohol youre

offering. But no, that doesnt auto-

matically entitle you to the rest of ournight. Sometimes its still weird evenafter the third drink.

Guy TTheres nothing worse than who cant divide his time bet

relationships and his

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HOT3Bells and WhistlesIf you are wearing more accessthan your lady or your GTLroutine takes longer than ours,we have a problem. With everhandful of sculpting wax yourdouche factor rises exponentia

Mr. IndependentYeah, were with you on the womensiberation but that isnt a proper excuse foretting us do everything for ourselves. It isall about give and take and if you leave thedoor closed behind you were likely to turnaround and leave without you noticing.

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Dressed to ImpressThere is nothing sexier than aman who knows how to dresshimself. Putting time into yourappearance doesnt detract fromyour manhood and in fact, makesyou all the more appealing.

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ConfidenceHaving con-

fidence is rankedhigh on the list

for a reason. Itsextremely sexy

because it shows youhave what it takes to

light up the room. Beingself-conscious about

yourself only makes youlook like youre fishing

for compliments.

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9IndependenceShowing that you canhold your own withouthim proves enoughabout yourself. Hes overthe needy girls hes dealtwith in the past, and yousurviving on your ownwith a man is a hugefactor for him wanting tocall you his girl.

What men want. Better yet, what men... are thinking. What is it aboutglasses that attracts men? What is it about spankies, that turns men on?Study Breaks investigated, here are your answers.

THINGS MEN

FIND SEXYFrom Kim Kardashians Ass toConfidence, the Countdown Begins

Kim KardashianFrom her perfect hairto her perfect face, Kim

Kardashian is definitelythe hottest of the threesisters. Men instantlyfantasize about her

when theyhear the nameKardashian.(Sorry, gals).Is it becauseshes career-oriented? Isit becauseshes fashionforward?

No, its onething: herASSetsare great.

Ass and BoobsAll shallowness aside, men love womenwith booty and/or boobs. They comein all shapes and sizes, so ladies, dontfret. Reason being, this is what showswe are women. Embrace your body,because he as hell sure does.

Fantasy FootballA popular past-time for menduring football season, menlove to keep up with theirteam. Now, if a man finds alady that loves fantasy foot-ball, its like he just won thelottery. With you interested in

how how success-ful his team is, itslike he just scoreda touchdown, andholding isnt acrime with you.

SpankiesEver since volleyball teamspresented the bottom halfof the uniform, men haveloved the material that sticksto your ass. It gives your

booty the opportunity to look thatmuch perkier and makes your legslook that much longer. Its a win-winfor both teams.

GlassesRemember the middleschool days when you werecalled four eyes? Do youalso remember the cartoonHey Arnold where thosewho picked on you really

liked you and wanted to be yourboyfriend/girlfriend? Well, here it isthe truth: boys loved them then, andthey love them now.

Eyes... Well, You KnowThe moment you look into

someones eyes and you justknow. You know you want

to take them home and riptheir clothes off. All because

it started with that one eyeencounter. You just couldnt

take your eyes off. Men find thisextremely sexy, because for

once, youre thinking the samething they are.

ComplimentsWho says that ladieshave to be the onlyone receiving? Menlove compliments juas much and tellingthem one only addslittle to their male egInstant turn on.

Mila KunisEnough said.She looks goodwhen sheslooking a mess,she looks good when shes dressed up. Heck,seen her last movie? She even looks good nake

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HOW THISSTUDENT IS

GOING TO MAKEA DIFFERENCEWilliam Igbokwe is the fittest candidate

words: jasmine vallejo photos: steven granados

IGBOKWE

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Charming. Trustworthy.Ripped. All great char-acteristics for the perfectpolitician, right? Well,

hose arent the only words to de-cribe William Igbokwe. is twen-y-two year old senior in college is aery goal-oriented and driven person.

With aspirations of becoming Mayorf his hometown and attending law

chool after, William has potentialhat will be executed for the future.And hes starting now.

Why did you make the

decision to run for Mayor?

think what makes me the best op-ion for Mayor of Jacksonville is myommitment to honoring the con-erns of the citizens, my commit-

ment to my goals as mayor and thenergy and compassion that I have toulll all of the aforementioned. As

Mayor of Jacksonville, I know I could

eally shake things up in a positiveway and cater to the needs of all citi-ens, regardless of however theyveeen categorized by arbitrary labels.

Have you always known

what you wanted to do

fter you finished college?

Not immediately. It wasnt until thisummer that I decided that I d bid for

Mayor of Jacksonville in 2013. Myogic is if Im an aspiring politician,

why should I wait to start around themedian age of what, fty? e youth

houldnt be disenfranchised fromhe political process in any aspect norhould it be an automatic disquali-er for public o ce, especially since

were next in line to inherit whateverhe previous generation left for us. Idke a say in the aairs of my com-

munity as soon as possible.

Do you think post-grad stu-

dents have what it takes to get

heir experience in politics?

mean, of course. In fact, I thinkeople should be engaging their lo-

al, state and national governmentarlier than that. I think its reallyasy for people to become disillu-ioned with their government whenhey havent established any type ofelationship with government in therst place. at opens the door upo instances where the rst time aitizen and their government have anncounter, its for an unpleasant rea-on. Early involvement and engage-

ment of your government can helpssuage disillusionment.

What do you hope to bring

to the table while getting

involved with politics?Id hope to bring the appeal of theyouth participation to politics. A lotof people my age or younger feeldisenfranchised from their own gov-ernments (local, state and national).In a country where the youth have somuch energy and potential to oer,

there is no reason that a disconnectshould exist. Id like to bridge thatgap between government and youngpeople because obviously, bothsides have much to gain from astrong relationship.

Why do you think that

gap has been present?

Because our politicians neglect our youth and dont take their opinions(and sometimes their concerns seri-ously). So to close this gap, its on theheads of politicians to reach out to

the voiceless and to our youth.

What are your hobbies?

I like reading current events, holdingconversations about current events,debating current events, running,exercising, playing pick up games of whatever, shopping, writing, speak-ing in publicI mentioned I wasboring earlier in this interview, right?

Why are you so boring?

Give me details.

Im boring because I live a very rou-tine, party free (for the most part)and drama free life. Im just underthe impression that my lifestyle canbe very unappealing to a lot of peoplein my age group. Im an introvert, forthe most part. And I know some-times we get a bad rap for being dull.

Any love interest?Haha, yeah, there is one actuallyand shes great. Youll nd out moreabout her if/when we get married.

In your last year in college,what would you like to

do involving politics?

I would like to volunteer with a cam-paign organization or a nonprotorganization. I really want to getmy hands dirty in the local politicalscene and help out in any way that Ican. Im not looking to make a hugeimpact on anything in particular. Fornow, I just want to learn.

1. I have the alphabetnumerically memorized.

2. I have a sweet tooth.

3. Im an avid pro-wrestling fan.

4. My favorite color is lavender.

5. Im a recovering metrosexual(but only sort of.)

6. I compete for theUniversity Speech Team.

7. I love Mangos.

8. I have a shoe fetish thats quicklyevolving into a coat fetish.

9. My favorite meat is goat.

10. I am the Peoples Champion.

If your friends would describe

you in 5 words, what would they say?

Determined, Disciplined,

Confident, Hungry, Empathetic

WILLIAM IGBOKWE10Things YouDontKnowAboutMe

WilliamIgbokwe,22Hometown:JacksonvilleMajor: PoliticalCommunicationandHistory

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How is your dad doing now

Hes doing well, thank you. I jushim and the rest of my family mbers recently for my 22nd birthd

Has your father played a hu

part in your life? Is he a ma

you would want to become

Hes played a huge role but not iways many would guess. Hes aquiet and thoughtful man. So o

surface, he and I are very dieWhere Im very outspoken and hes the opposite. Hes also a shy and patient man. NonethIve learned a lot through my fthrough his actions. I dont knmore responsible or standup guyId be hard pressed to nd one intelligent. I know his strugglthe rst of ten children growinin Imo State, Nigeria and the sgles he continued to face wheemigrated to the US to make a

ter life for himself and his famhave the utmost respect for himeverything hes been through. taught me diligence, patience acalculated approach to lifes probthrough his actions alone. I couhave asked for a better father.

What major issues would y

focus on for college studen

Well since healthcare and educaoften disproportionately aect clege students/youth, those two iwould be high priority in my rel

tionship as a politician with collstudents. Weve discussed my bewith healthcare a bit, but I recenread an article (I think it was inWall Street Journal) that proclathat more than at any point in tnations history college studentsdepending on student loans to atend school. I think that says a lsecondary education in this couand some of the problems it s faI dont think it should cost an arand a leg to further educate the tions brightest. Lest we forget, o

college graduates will be in charof running this country in the nfuture. Itd be great if they couldcomplete and pay for school.

What is one thing youd

change about America?

e wealth disparity in this cois disgusting and exacerbates a lother issues the country is currfacing. So, without a doubt, that wbe the one thing I change abou

You want to be Americas most

fit congressman out there, so

how would you win those votes?

Well, obviously I would need to stay inshape. More importantly, Id need to pay

some dues. I think soaring rhetoric frompoliticians can be a great thing becausepeople need to feel inspired, especially when youre dealing with somethinglike American politics, which can turnnegative so quickly. But soaring rhetoriccan turn into your worst enemy if youneglect to deliver. To win votes, Id tryto energize and inspire a sizeable votingbase but more importantly, Id followthat up by delivering. And deliveringdoesnt just mean drafting and passinglegislation. I dont think civil servants arelimited to the chambers of congress. Its

okay for elected politicians to get theirhands dirty with community service,town-hall meetings, etc. I dont believein one dimensional political service.

Have you always been

interested in being fit by

running and working out?

Lets put vanity aside. In the spring of2002, my father has a minor stroke. Ithink that was the rst time I became very health conscious. While he re-covered, I started researching ways toget him into healthy physical form. I

introduced to him some exercises anddietary choices that I hoped would pre-vent him from succumbing to the ef-fects of hypertension again. In doing so,I adopted the exercise routine to givehim a support system. Later, my mo-tivation developed into keeping myselfhealthy in general. Its stuck ever since.

Ive heard you have some

killer abs. What is your

secret to staying fit?

I work out twice a day for a combinedthree hours. In the morning, I work on

my abdominal muscles and wrap it upwith cardio (1.5 miles and 1000 jumprope.) In the evening, I work on my up-per body. I make an earnest eort to eatwell but Im in college, I cant cook andI have to desire to learn. So I watch mycaloric intake and make sure it doesntexceed more than half of what I burnedthroughout the day. I guess Id attributeto discipline and consistency to keepingme in shape.

COLLEGES

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ountry. In fact, its a wonder that lit-le media attention has been given to

what is, quite frankly, a national crisis.An embarrassing one, actually.

magine yourself at the age of

50. What are you doing?ll be serving the United States

government and my constituentsn some form or fashion. Ill bewatching my children grown intoesponsible, caring, young adultsnd rejoicing with my wife because

we have the house to ourselves. Ill

be maintaining a close relationshipwith siblings and a few close friendsnd Ill be rereading this interviewhinking aloud wow, I was this guyhirty years ago?

What do you wish you would

have accomplished by then?

To be a great father, a great politi-ian, a person who put a dent inwealth disparity, who challengedhe status quo on equality and dis-

crimination and a man who is stillrelatively t at least in the eyes ofmy wife.

You mention wife and kids

often. Are you a family

oriented type of guy?

Very. My immediate family membersare the most important people in mylife and that will never change. I wantto create the same time of strongbond and connection for my childrenand what will be their family.

What is the best advice yourmom or dad has given you?

If you want it, you can have it. Justwork for it. And pray. -Mom

What are your goals

and aspirations?I have three major goals in life.e rst concerns my family, pres-ent and future. I want my parentsand siblings to be proud of what

I will ultimately become as timeprogresses. I also want the abilityto take care of my parents and sib-lings in any way necessary, includ-ing nancially. I want my future wife and children to be proud ofthe man they know, despite my per-sonal aws. Particularly concerningmy children, I want them to knowthat their father loves them uncon-ditionally and that no matter what,they can come to me with what-ever concerns they have. I want mychildren to grow into people far

more progressive, accepting andloving of the world and the peoplein it than I could ever be.My sec-ond goal concerns my career. I wantto be an eective and trustworthycivil servant/politician that my con-stituents and country can dependupon. I want whatever group ofpeople Im privileged to representto have the utmost condence andfaith in my commitment, skills andability to execute.

Effective and trustworthy

politician is there even

such a thing?

eyre out there, for sure. Its junfortunate that in todays polcal climate, youre only getting hear about the selsh and ineectpoliticians. Id like for the term potician to connote positivity againit ever did.

And the third goal?

e third goal concerns my o vanity: I want to make the co

of Time, GQ and Esquire. StuBreaks has been checked o the lanks for that.

Why should they choose

you to be on the cover?

Well, they have no reason to select mas of now. But down the road Id hothat because Ive impacted a substatial amount of people in a positive wtheyd be compelled to tell the wothat story by placing me on the cov

Where Do YouSee Yourself

In Five Years?

God willing, Im stillseeing the positive

effects of having served

a term as Mayor of

Jacksonville followed by

having just finished law

school. Ill be calculating

where best to apply the

newly acquired skills Ive

gotten from law school.

Since

healthcare and

education often

disproportionately

affect college students,

those two issues wouldbe high priority as a

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Ali MacerCute Items Everywhere

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PLACEYOURINSIDE: Inspiring your dream room PG 22

Your healthy guide to being a vegetarian PG 23

Your manly man style PG 24Your guide to being a techy PG 26

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What was your inspiration

for decorating your room?

Im a very classic girl, so my roomcombines traditional taste with a

fun, girl air.

Whats one thing you wouldnt

live without in your house?

My DVR is crucial, not only forrecording my favorite televisionshows, but for maintaining peace

within our household.

What is the one item in your

room that best describes you?

My pictures. ey combine all ofmy memories from high school,college, and home. ey take up

wall space, remind me of all thegood times Ive already had, and Ialways leave some extra space formemories to come.

How do you like

living with roommates?

I love it. eres always someto hang out with, somewher

go, and this year, my roommcome with a puppy.

How do like living down

the street from Five Points?

It makes it convenient walking home, or taking a staxi ride. I also love being to have people over before wout to get ready for the eveni

What advice would you

give to someone shopping

on a budget?

Go to TJ Maxx Homego ey have great stu at prices. You can nd items have been marked down

low prices.

What is the best p

you have found to

shopping for un

items in your room?

Target and Bed, Bat

Beyond. Target alwhas really fun decoratAnd Bed, Bath, & Beyhas the best picture frafor decorating your ro

PLACEYOUR

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DREAM ROOM

MY PLACE

WITH

Ali Macers room is not your typical white, black, and pink roBy downgrading the pink into a pure accent color, she was abkeep a lot of her dorm gear and turn it into a chic room withinfirst house. This room is a great example for anyone who wanttake their favorite things from their dorm decorations and tuinto a more sophisticated look.

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GOING FOR

THE GREENSMama Always Told You To Eat Your VegetablesAlthough the most common conception of people who abstain from eating animalesh or byproducts is that they are card-carrying PETA members, there are manyeasons someone may choose to be a vegetarian or vegan. From religious reasonso simple healthy solutions, 3.2 percent of U.S. adults follow a vegetarian-based dietnd 10 percent follow a vegetarian-inclined diet, according to the Vegetarian Times.

Vegetarian Tofu Chil i Recipe

IRECTIONS:

a large pot, saut the tofu in the vegetable oil overedium high heat for about three minutes. Add the

nions, green pepper, garlic, mushroms, chili powder,alt and pepper to taste, cayenne and cumin.ook until veggies are just barely tender, aboutve minutes.

VEGETARIAN

When someone says vegetarian, they

most commonly mean a lacto-ovo vege-

arian, or people who do not eat

nimal meat, but still include eggs,

milk, cheese and other animal by

roducts in their diet. Similarly, lacto-egetarians describes vegetarians who cutggs out but still eat dairy products andvo-vegetarians cut out the dairy but cantill enjoy scrambled eggs for breakfast.

Maintaining a lacto-ovo vegetarian life-tyle is usually the goal of someone whohooses to cut meat out of the diet. The

mitation-meat products lining grocerytore shelves and larger vegetarian-iendly options in restaurants, make theansition much easier.

PESCATARIAN

A pescatarian abstains from eating

land animals and birds, but still in-

cludes fish and shellfish. They may ormay not eat dairy products. Becominga pescatarian is often used as an in-be-tween to developing a vegetarian or fullvegan lifestyle, but the diet is becomingmore and more frequent as a permanentstage. Pescatarians are given more op-tions for proteins and good fats, andoften better, healthier choices at restau-rants. Fish raised on inhumane farms arealso far less frequent, and fresh fish ismuch more readily available than organ-

ic red meat or poultry.

VEGAN

Often, being able to live as a vegan or vegan is the ultimate goal of vegetar

or pescatarians. A vegan cuts out a

kind of animal product, includ

all dairy, eggs or anything that

cludes animal-derived ingredientraw vegan takes this one step further only eats unprocessed vegan foods, absolutely no steamed vegetables. Rvegans believe that this saps the foodits intended nutritional value. This is eathe hardest lifestyle to maintain, as mrestaurants do not take vegan, and escially raw vegan, options into accounalso requires careful scrutiny of ingredlists and a true dedication.

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NGREDIENTS:

tbsp vegetable oil14 oz package of firm orxtra firm tofu, crumbledonion, dicedgreen bell pepper, dicedcloves garlic, mincedcup mushrooms, slicedtbsp chili powder

1/4 tsp cayenne pepper1-14 oz can tomato sauce1-28 oz can whole ordiced tomatoes1/2 tsp cumin1-28 oz can kidneybeans, drained3 tbsp sugar

Spicy Shrimp with GarlicINGREDIENTS:

1 pound medium shrimp, peeled and deveined1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper1/4 teaspoon ground turmeric1/2 teaspoon black mustard seeds5 cloves garlic, finely chopped1 serrano chile, finely chopped1/2 teaspoon salt1/4 cup canola oil2 teaspoons

chopped cilantro

DIRECTIONS:

Place shrimp ina bowl and dustwith cayenne andturmeric. Rub sea-sonings onto shrimp.Heat oil in large skilletover medium high heat.When oil is hot, add mus-tard seeds. In a coupleof seconds the seeds will begin to pop;at this time add garlic and stir constantly.When garlic turns golden, add chile and stir.Add shrimp and cook, stirring constantly, untilcooked through, about three minutes. Seasonwith salt and cilantro and serve.

Vegan Mac and CheeseINGREDIENTS:

1 1/2 pounds pasta, preferably macaroni

CHEESE SAUCE:

1 1/2 cups unsweetened nondairy milk1 1/2 cups nutritional yeast1 cup canola or vegetable oil1 cup water1/3 cup tamari or soy sauce1/4 (12 ounce) block firm (not silken) tofu1 tablespoon garlic powder1 tablespoon paprika1 tablespoon vegesal orin lack of fancy product, just use salt1 dollop mustard, optional

DIRECTIONS:

Preheat oven to 350. Boil water in a big pot an

cook pasta according to package directions. Adall of the cheese sauce ingredients in a blendeand process until smooth. Once pasta is cookeddrain and put it in the baking pan (about the sizof a brownie pan). Pour the cheese sauce ovethe pasta. Bake until the top of the pasta looksslightly browned and crispy, about 15 minutes.

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REAL MEN R

MATCH THIS LOOK

style

TRENDS on CAMPUS

We know that picking

an outfit in the morn-

ing isnt the first thing

on your mind. How-

ever, these five guys

make campus fashion

a breeze. In fact, you

probably have these es-

sentials in your closet

already, so no need to

break the bank on a new

wardrobe. Pair a fitted

shirt with tailored pants

and comfortable shoes

and you are ready for

class. Use items such as

bandanas and sunglass-

es to add individuality

to your outfit.

BRADY ATKINS, 21Major: Biology

Hometown: Bryan

I always sport the

most comfortable thing

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VAN WINN, 21Major: English

Hometown: Austin

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No guido look,leave the hair gel

and affliction at theJersey Shore.

Do not, we repeat, do

not wear your school colorwith more of yourschool color. You can

have school pridewithout being tacky.

Unless you are Lil Wayne(and even then it is

questionable) do not wearjeggings and/or girl jeans.

Wake up five minutesearlier and go to class in

clothing items other

than pajamas.

WHAT NOT TO WEAR

ON CAMPUS

DALON STOKER, 26Major: Biomedical

Engineering

Hometown: Dallas

Its always important todress for the weather.

AUSTEN SPANDAU, 18Major: Aerospace Engineering

Hometown: Palm Springs, CA

I go for casual clothesthat look nice and are

comfortable.

JONATHAN LUNG, 20Major: Computer Science

Hometown: Lubbock

I like comfort andkeeping it simple.

BEARDS

November is made for No Shaves.

But its important to stay on the ruggedly

groomed side of things, as opposed to

shaggy, unkempt, possibly-a-grad-student-or-

homeless-person-or-both. No one wants that

side. No one.

WOODEN ACCESSORIES

We Wood Watch on Kembrel

While youre doing the whole au natural

thing with your face, might as well go whole

hog and get some accessories that evoke the

forests. We Wood watches are designed well,

work perfectly, and, best of all, are endlessly

fun to play with during a boring lecture.

BEER ACCOUTREMENTS

Glass Growler from West Elm

Beer is always awesome. But it seems

to be magically more awesome when its

presented beautifully. Like in a vintage

college beer stein. Or clad in the arms of a

mysterious waitress. Or in artful glassware,like this growler. Something that classes up

Natty Bo? That is a must-have.

BEAUTIFUL BOOKS

Atlas of Remote Islands on Amazon

Before the universe invented Wikipedia,

there were things called encyclopedias.

They were big and had lots of information

in them. And would you believe that they

still make them! And other books, filled with

fascinating facts! That you can read! And

learn things! And impress people with your

quaint studious lifestyle!

SMOKING JACKETS

Not that kind of smoking! Weretalking old school cigar gent here,

though tobacco isnt necessary to feel

like a polished Gatsby as you loaf around

your castleer, closet-sized dormroom.

CUFFLINKS

The holidays are filled with annoying

reasons to put on a scratchy and

uncomfortable suit. At least you can

stay connected with these cufflinks.

Every man needs a nice pair they turn

the old penguin suit into something unique.

And just think of the espionage possibilities.

COLOGNE

Mens Tobacco and Whiskey Cologne from

OrvisMen like women to smell lke cupcakes

and icing; women like men to smell like,

well, a man. Save the floral musky scents

for cloudy mall stores - dab some Whiskey

cologne on and get ready for some serious

swoons in your direction.

UMBRELLA

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Just because its grey, and raining, and sad, and

dreary, doesnt mean you have to become lost in

a sea of despairing and uncreative cheap black

umbrellas. Pack something with an attitude

and a sense of humor. (If you dont know what it

says, ask a friend majoring in French)

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Boses Companion 20 isthe best two-speaker setcompatible to hookup with your computer or

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Headphones That Last

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While it was abouttime that 50 Centjumped on the band-

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CornPotatoSoup

Ingredients:

6potatoes, peeled andcut

intoinchcubes

2 medium onions, diced

2 carrots, thinly sliced

2celery ribs, thinly sliced

2 14 ounce cans low-sodium

chickenbroth

1 tsp dried basil

1tsp salt

tsp pepper

1/4 cup all-purpose our

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Directions:

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1 medium onion,

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1 can (46 oz.)

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2 celery ribs, diced

3 tbs brown sugar

2 tbs chili powder

1 tsp salt

1 tsp prepared mustard

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2 16oz. cans kidney beans,

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cup uncooked elbow

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Penne Beef Pasta

Ingredients:

1 package penne pasta

1 pound ground beef

1 tsp minced garlic

1 15oz. can tomato puree

1 14 oz. can beef broth1 1/4 tsp Italian seasoning

1 tsp Worcestershire sauce

1/4 tsp salt

1/4 tsp pepper

2 cups chopped fresh spinach

2 cups shredded part-skim

mozzarella cheese

Directions:

Cook pasta according to package directions. While pasta

is cooking, cook beef over medium heat in a Dutch oven or

until meat is longer pink. Add garlic, cook one minute. Drain.

Stir in tomato puree, broth, Italian seasoning, Worcestershire

sauce, salt and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer

uncovered for 10-15 minutes or until slightly thickened. Add

spinach, cook for 1-2 minutes or until spinach is wilted. Drain

pasta, stir into beef mixture. Sprinkle with cheese, cover and

cook for 3-4 minutes or until cheese is melted

Directions:

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