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Volume 87, Issue 28 Web Edition SERVING BREVARD COLLEGE SINCE 1935 April 21, 2022
Nados complete Chiaroscuro
launch
spring practice party is a
success!
By Brady Penn By Journey Tyler
Staff Writer Staff Writer
The Brevard College Tornados Football Team now the players will shift their focus to getting Brevard College’s Literary Magazine “Chiar-
has big plans for this upcoming fall. When Sep- better on their own through the Summer, before oscuro” is now available for everyone to pick
tember rolls around, the Tornados will be taking reporting in August for Fall Camp. a copy up from the MG lobby and check out.
on Shorter University at home. Game one of the 2022 season will take place The literary magazine consists of poetry, fiction
Before that point, the Nados have work to put at Brevard’s Ives-Lemel Family Field on Sep- and nonfiction stories, theater pieces, artwork,
in. For most teams, including Brevard, this work tember 3rd. photography and more that have been submitted
begins in the Spring. by members of the Brevard College community.
Brevard is coming off of a season that most This past Wednesday, the Chiaroscuro staff
would consider to be good. The Nados finished hosted a launch party in order to celebrate the
with six wins and four losses, including some release of the literary magazine. During this
dominant outings like last November against event, a select few people read one or more of
Averett. their submissions.
However, for the Tornados, this was considered Readers included Thad Johnston who has two
a disappointing season. This is due to the cham- pieces included in the magazine, Casey Jones
pionship standard instilled program-wide from with three pieces, Ann Marie Bates with six,
Head Coach Bill Khayat and his staff. Gabriel Bernhard with one, Vance Reese with
The team is prepared to move past last season, one, Sarah Hajkowski with two, Caroline Hoy
and look towards dominating this upcoming fall. with four, and Anna Ervin with one.
This turning of the page began on March 21st. There are over fifty pieces included in this
Four weeks of laborious Spring Ball began on year’s literary magazine from nearly thirty writ-
that morning, bright and early at 6:00 a.m. in ers, photographers, and artists.
the morning. If you would like to see your own work in next
The following four weeks were filled with year’s edition of Chiaroscuro, be on the lookout
practices that the team viewed as opportunities in the fall for announcements about submissions.
to get better. If you’re interested in helping put together the
With Khayat away, serving as the assistant next literary magazine, consider joining the staff
Head coach for the Pittsburgh Maulers of the by enrolling in COM 107 during the fall 2022
USFL, the responsibilities of the Head Coach and/or the spring 2023 semesters.
fell on the shoulders of the assistants, including
newly-promoted Defensive Coordinator Shane
Nelson.
Nelson served as the Nado Inside Lineback-
ers coach the past three seasons, as well as the
Don’t forget about Spring
Strength and Conditioning Coach.
Nelson takes over a defense that has set nu-
Formal this Saturday, April
merous records throughout the Khayat regime, 23, at 7 p.m. in the Francis
and looks to continue its domination of the USA
South. Pavillion in Porter Center!
Practices concluded this past Thursday, and
Campus News
Caroline Crew
Page 2 The Clarion | April 21, 2022
Kathy
Holliday
comes to visit! celebrates
40 years
By Caroline Hoy
Managing Editor
Caroline Crew is an essayist and poet who land and the United States. She has earned her
at Brevard
recently came to Brevard College to read some Doctorate but would prefer to just be called
of her work. On Thursday April 14 at 5:00 p.m., Caroline or Crew. Right now she teaches at
students, staff and community members alike Warren Wilson College for English.
College!
came to listen to Crew read her work. Crew did not know what she wanted to do for
The event started with Dr. Bensel introducing a long time. She ended up living in the same
Kymberlie Thacker, a Junior Criminal Justice town and knew the man who wrote Sheep Pig,
major. Thacker is in Bensel’s American Liter- better known as its movie version Babe, and
ary class. They read Crew’s book in class, so was inspired to become a writer. Her town was
Thacker introduced Crew. mostly potato farms so it was different for her
Crew read three of her essays: “Other Girls to see someone in a role such as a writer.
to Burn”, “Boys on the Road” and “The Dis- In her free time Crew likes to cook and spend
comfort.” She explained the background behind time with her hamster. She also likes to go to
each of the essays, and you can see her reading music shows. She really likes listening to Lucy
on the English department youtube channel Dackets, Speedy or Tez and Daddy Issues. A
here: https://youtu.be/uPm30RZWQ4k. fun fact about Crew is that her favorite word
Crew was very excited to do this event. She is buoy. She also says that baskets are better
doesn’t enjoy zoom as much as in person and than scones. She also says she has a deep fear
is very happy about being invited to read at of belly buttons.
Brevard College. She loves inspiring young Crew is known for being a fashion Gloth,
writers and gives the advice to keep trying to liking MMA, being a writer and just being from
figure out what they like and to not let others England. The first place Crew got published
tell you what to write. was her undergraduate literary magazine. She
Crew is originally from a small town in says that some of her poetry can be found there.
England. She came to study in the United States Crew recommends the book by Candie
on a fellowship at Emory, and while at Emory Wuehle called “Monarch”. You can learn more
she fell in love with her now husband. After about her books and herself at http://www. Photo From Brevard College
they met, she ended up going to study more in caroline-crew.com/. On March 25, BC Dining’s Kathy Holliday
England and then came back. celebrated her 40th anniversary working at
Crew has gone to many schools in both Eng- Brevard College.
Photo From Brevard College
Photo by Caroline Hoy Photos from the archive of Kathy Holliday early in
her career at Brevard College.
Caroline Crew signs her book for an excited student!
Campus News
SGA elections in!
April 21, 2022 | The Clarion Page 3
New President: Speaker of the Clubs: New Treasurer:
Name: Gabby Galvan Name: Ashton Cashwell Name: Haylea Layne Miller
Major: Business major, WLEE Minor Major: Excerise Science
Grade:Rising Senior
Secretary: Grade:Rising Sophmore
Name: Hannah Hersh
Major: Health Science and minoring in biol-
ogy and chemistry
Grade:Rising Sophmore
Courtesy of Haylea Layne Miller
Congrats to the
new SGA members
Courtesy of Gabriella Gavlan
on their election!
New Vice President:
Courtesy of Hannah Hersh
Name: Lena Hatter
Major: Health Science
Grade:Rising Junior
Dee Dasburg
announced her
retirement after 28
years of service to
Brevard College.
More information
to come, but
Dasburg will
always hold a
special place in
the hearts of this
Courtesy of Lena Hatter
Dee Dasburg
community.
Page 4 Honors and Awards The Clarion | April 21, 2022
BC students receive awards for
academic achievement
Brevard College recognized students this week for academic and Excellence in Women in Literature: .................................. Nisa Rosales
other achievements in the college’s annual Honors and Awards Elizabeth Weathers
celebration. Excellence in Women and Religion: ...........................Lindsey Burgess
A campus-wide ceremony for academic honors took place on Jami Stewart
Tuesday afternoon in Ingram Auditorium, and individual divisions
and programs also met to honor student achievements and Outstanding Contributions in Women and Religion/
accomplishments. Women in Literature LINC: .................................Erica Leonard
Below is a compilation of honors and awards that we have so far. Excellence in American Literature:
Additional awards and honors, including ones that have not yet been
conferred, will be in next week’s issue of The Clarion. Jamal Frink Gabby Hooper
Sarah Hajkowski Jake Kassel
Recognition of Outstanding Students in Academic Programs Excellence in Environmental Literature:
Aniston Abshire Cameron Mader
EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION DIVISION Cory Earp Luke Norton
Wilderness Leadership Experiential Education Major Sarah Hajkowski Shyvonne Potter
Outstanding Senior: .............................Katherine Nicole Collins Rachel Hughes EmmaGrace Stevenson
Adam Kluge Autumn Wright
FINE ARTS DIVISION
Outstanding Art Major: ..........................................Mary Ashley Clark Excellence in Creative Writing:..................................Ann Marie Bates
Outstanding Music Major: ....................................Naomie April Gibbs Thad Johnston
Outstanding Theatre Major: .........................................Grace Dempsey Notable Writing in History: ...............................................Sara Barnes
Excellence in History 101: ........................................Jeffrey Scott Neal
HUMANITIES DIVISION Excellence in History 102: ............................................. Emme Griffith
Outstanding English Major: .............................................Kenny Cheek Analytical Genius Award: ........................................... Jeremiah Shook
Outstanding Integrated Studies Major: ... Jason Raymond Marquardt Up and Coming Historian: ............................................... Reagan Lane
Outstanding History Major: ........................................ Nathan Sanders
Expert Logicians:
Editor-in-Chief of The Clarion: ..........................................Anna Ervin
Sara Barnes Kyle McDonald
Editor of the Chiaroscuro: ................................................Caroline Hoy
Chris Board Kenz Schinsky
Outstanding Service to The Clarion:
James Burgess Zachary Trent
Anna Ervin Kellen McGeorge Amelie Jones Journey Tyler
Caroline Hoy Brady Penn Jannie Kurtz Jamie Woody
Catherine Keenan Journey Tyler
Excellence in Legal Reasoning: ....................................Bethany Bryan
North Carolina College Media Association awards Chloe Proffitt
Sports Writing (second place): ........................................... Brady Penn
Excellence in Political Science: .............Anthony Joseph Martino, Jr.
Single- or Two-Page Design (honorable mention):
Anna Ervin and Caroline Hoy
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS DIVISION
Outstanding Service to Chiaroscuro:
Biology
Gabe Bernhard Casey Jones
Highest GPA: .................................................. Gabriella Joy Herbertz
Rowe Davis Cat Keenan
Citizenship Award: ...............................................Haley Marie Flippin
Jamal Frink Journey Tyler
Outstanding Senior: ........................................ Gabriella Joy Herbertz
Caroline Hoy Reed Windham
Jackson Inglis Environmental Science
Highest GPA: .................................................... Rachel Nicole Hughes
Excellence in First-Year Writing:
...................................................................... Caroline Ann Smallwood
Elizabeth Blalock Marcus Lane
Citizenship Award: ............................................. Sarah Jane Hutchens
Davis Bryson Kyle Mcdonald
Outstanding Senior: ............................................. Drake Elder Bruner
Gabe Burris Isabell Musser
Seth Chepes Giuseppe Capello Real Exercise Science
Abby Delp Rex Stephens Highest GPA: ...................................................Giuseppe Capello Real
Maddy Edwards Max Whorley ........................................................................ Jessica Brooke Garland
Amelie Jones Savannah Wilkins Citizenship Award: ...................................... Madison Heather Altman
Outstanding Senior: ........................................Makenzie Morgan Rice
Excellence in Holocaust Literature:.................................... Maggie Cox
Kenz Schinsky
Continued on next page
Excellence in The Problem of Evil: .................................. Janet Castro
Jamie Woody
April 21, 2022 | The Clarion Honors and Awards Page 5
Academic achievement awards
Continued from previous page Criminal Justice Program
Outstanding Criminal Justice Senior: ......................Samuel Hunnicutt
Health Science Studies
Highest GPA: ....................................................Kaitlyn Paige Pressley Academic Achievement Awards:
.............................................................................. Hannah Rose Hersh Bailey Ackerman Chrystal Hibbs
..........................................................................Calli Marguerite Wells Jennifer Armstrong Sam Hunnicutt
Citizenship Award: ............................................Wesley Bryce Fletcher Kyle Beal Mackenzie Maletta
Outstanding Senior: .................................................Chloe Ann Proffitt Jordan Beal Autumn Miller
Jacob Burnette Jaden Ochs
Mathematics Lily Farr Joseph Zub
Highest GPA: ................................................ Cassie Nicole Plemmons Sydney Fox
Citizenship Award: ........................................... Tyler Patrick Miranda
Outstanding Senior: ............................................. William Tyler Clark Psychology Program
Outstanding Psychology Major: ..................Emmaline Faye Grennan
Physics Rising Star: ...................................................................... Amelie Jones
Highest GPA: ................................................ Cassie Nicole Plemmons Outstanding Thesis in Psychology: ..............................Wesley Fletcher
Citizenship Award: ................................Reginald Maurice Everett Jr. Promise in the Field of Psychology Award: ............... Abigail Petrosky
Outstanding Senior: ............................................. William Tyler Clark Citizenship Award in Psychology: .........................Summer Alexander
Science and Math Faculty Scholarship:............ Tyler Patrick Miranda 2022 Psi Chi Honor Society Inductees:
Meredith Brown Alydia Monahan
SOCIAL SCIENCE DIVISION Bunny Frost Sara Gray Poss
Business and Organizational Leadership Program Rebecca Garza Kymberlie Thacker
Yuri Leal Elizabeth Vassey
Ray Fisher Leadership Award: .............................Jason Steven Jucker
This award is given to the senior who has sustained high academic Academic Program Presentations Presenters Recognition
achievement, leadership, dependability, and integrity throughout the Junior and seniors engaged in a research project or performance
program. activity or an internship. A total of 25 students participated and
prepared a total of 14 presentations. The presentations can be viewed
Dr. Barbara Boerner Emerging Leader on the College’s website.
Scholarship Award: ............................. JaMarcus Devon Walker Additionally, after the Academic Honors and Awards Ceremony,
This award is given to a returning student who demonstrates positive there was a Project Presentations and Reception in the Jones Library
group work achievement, volunteering or employment, and service; with a poster session to view the students’ projects and enjoy
and is an energetic role model who goes beyond requirements of work refreshments.
assignments. Last week, members of the Academic Affairs Advisory Committee
Sustainable Leadership Award: ........................ Aaron Eugene Bennett judged these presentations and have selected the following students to
This award is given to the senior who has shown commitment to receive outstanding achievement awards for their presentations.
the program, to scholarship, to service, and to sustained professional, 1. Summer Mikal Alexander
intellectual, and personal growth since freshman year. 2. Zion Tyler Cain
Mt. Pisgah Award: ............................................. Phillip Carlton Angell 3. William Tyler Clark
This award is given this year to two seniors for outstanding 4. Emily Ann Cutshall
achievement & leadership in the major, on campus, and in the global 5. Wesley Bryce Fletcher
community. 6. Bunny David Frost
7. Alydia Yvette Monahan
Grace Roy Award: ............................................... Bethany Lynn Bryan 8. Abigail Rianne Petrosky
This award is given to a junior who demonstrates high integrity,
concern for others, and potential to lead. 2022 Student Commencement Speakers:
Drake Elder Bruner and Cory Dean Earp
Highest Academic Achievement Senior: ............Luke Holder Bleynat
Outstanding Academic Achievement:
Aaron Eugene Bennett Bailey Jean Harris
Francesco Bonometti Hayden Stanley Jennings
Vitor Silva D Costa Braga Jason Steven Jucker
Bethany Lynn Bryan Lidia Emma Lee
Owen Mathew Clark Lexi Jade Maclauchlin
Maggie Brianna Cox Breanna Nichole O’Shields
James Parker Crews Chyna Ja’vae Pouncey
Gabriel Balducci Duarte Christian Alexander Ramsey
Antonio Rodrigues Ferreira Grace Elizabeth Reynolds
Reed Michael Forman Adam Bernard Spencer
Anna Lynne Goode Bailey Ackerman receives award from Michael Moreschi in the Criminal Justice
awards ceremony.
Page 6 Honors and Awards The Clarion | April 21, 2022
Congratulations, everyone!
Photo by Victoria Brayman
Honors and Awards Day celebrations for the 2021-2022 academic year began last
week when the Criminal Justice program handed out honors in the Porter Center.
Other ceremonies included the Science and Mathematics Division on Monday,
campus-wide ceremonies on Tuesday, and ceremonies for the Humanities Division,
Fine Arts Division and Psychology on Wednesday.
Business and Organizational Leadership’s ceremony is scheduled for Thursday,
April 21. Teacher Education awards are slated for Wednesday, April 27, and WLEE
will take place on Thursday, April 28.
Above: Art students Kenz Schinsky, Alexa Jennings and Gunnar Ensign pose
with awards for Most Outstanding Art Student in the Foundation Year at the Fine
Arts Division ceremony on Wednesday.
Check back for a complete list of other honor and award recipients in future
editions of The Clarion.
Photo by Victoria Brayman
Caroline Smallwood receives the highest GPA award for Enviromental Dr. Castelaz tries to convice everyone to become a physics major!
Studies in the Science and Mathematics Division awards ceremony.April 21, 2022 | The Clarion Honors and Awards Page 7
Dr. Frick-Ruppert receives a new way to say NO
to students and anyone else....
Mel Bringle present Jamie Woody with a framed copy of the “Expert Logician” award.
Lily Farr and Andrew Ingram recives award from Michael
Moreschi
Ann Marie Bates receives an award for creative writing Anne Ervin strikes a pose when BC President Brad Andrews recognizes her as editor in chief of The
from Adam Mills. Clarion.Page 8 Arts & Life The Clarion | April 21, 2022
How to study for finals
By Anna Ervin
Editor in Chief
With exams right around the corner, you may rhymes to remember facts, or listen to podcasts
be stressed and burnt out. These are some tips about your topics. Kinesthetic learners work
to help you keep focused and know what you best when they put their work directly into
need to know by the time practice.
Don’t just study a single topic from one class. Space out what you’re studying. Break up
Study lots of different material from the same your information into small chunks and review
class in one sitting; this helps prepare you to them consistently as you add on. This makes
solve different sets of questions in different it easier to memorize, and easier to review
orders and better prepares you for tests. before your test.
Make a plan of when you’re going to study for Eliminate distractions before you start study-
what and stick to it. This makes sure you have ing. Gather everything you need, and go some-
time to learn exactly what you need to. where that brings you enough peace to focus.
Get actual sleep. If you don’t know it by mid- Get actual sleep. If you don’t know it by
night, you’re probably not going to know at all. midnight, you’re probably not going to be
Sleep is critical for turning short-term memory able to cram it in. Sleep is critical for turning
into something long term and applicable. short-term memory into something long term.
Know your learning style. If you’re a visual Different methods of studying are going to
learner, draw maps, use color extensively in work best for different people, so it’s okay if
your note-taking, and watch relevant videos. If some of these don’t work for you. Just remem-
you’re an auditory learner, you can try creating ber to avoid cramming!
the Clarion
Senior Staff
Editor in Chief . . . Anna Ervin
Managing Editor . . Caroline Hoy
Copy Editor . . . . .
Horoscopes
By Anna Ervin
Editor in Chief
This week, Aries, have some faith in your- Libra, this week you are making some im-
Campus News . . . self. You are confident and independent, and pulsive decisions. Slow down. You don’t have
Opinion . . . . . . . you have the skills to stand for what you believe to live your entire life in this one week.
Arts & Life . . . . .
Sports . . . . . . . in. Don’t let people underestimate your ability Scorpio, it's okay to be vulnerable, but not
Layout & Design . . Anna Ervin to defend. when you’re doing it to manipulate others. You
Caroline Hoy Taurus, this is a week filled with creativity. have people that care for you. Don’t push them
Let yourself be transformed, go where the wind all away in an attempt to make them stay.
Staff Writers takes you, have some fun in what you’re doing. Sagittarius, don’t give up on your plans
You are allowed to think outside the box. just because it didn’t work out the first time.
Cat Keenan Brady Penn Gemini, you’ve got some decisions to make. Fully commit to what you’re doing, and it will
Kellen McGeorge Journey Tyler
Take time to think through the stress. Things come together.
The Clarion is a student-run college newspaper produced can be difficult, but your possibilities really Capricorn, this week, look at what you’ve
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