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February 25, 2021 Volume 105, Issue 19

Commuter Student COVID Testing

Evy Brunelle because residential students prior to announcements.
News Editor are required to participate The Commuter Student
Brunelle_E@lynchburg.edu in randomized mandatory Association holds a
surveillance testing and position on the Student
The University of
were not charged for Government Senate.
Lynchburg has ramped up
these tests. However These Senate meetings are
COVID testing of students,
both residential and non- open to all students, and
faculty and staff for the
residential students have during these meetings I
spring 2021 semester.
access to free rapid COVID frequently receive student
However, a rumor has been
antigen tests through feedback which is great.
circulating that there is a
the health center. PCR The information about
difference in COVID testing
(long) tests are charged testing was shared during
fees between commuter and
to the students insurance two Student Government
residential students, but this
regardless of residential Association Senate Meetings
rumor is false. According
status.” prior to students returning
to Dean of Students, Dr.
Photo retrieved from https://www.mainstreetfamilycare.com/get-a-rapid-covid-19-test/. Smith also answered which were Dec. 16 and Jan.
Aaron Smith, “There is not
semester, residential primary transmission of if the Commuter Student 6.”
a difference in the testing
students were required to the virus was happening Association executive board Junior Rachel Garnett who
fees for residential students
present proof of a negative in residential facilities. helped make these decisions is on the Commuter Student
and commuter students.
COVID test. Commuter The group did not have with the Covid Task Force Association executive board
The type of test would
students, on the other hand, evidence of transmission in by saying, “The new said, “I think the basis for
determine if there is a cost
were not required to get other areas of campus.” guidelines on testing were not needing commuter
that goes to any student, but
tested. Lisa Geier, the director shared with all students at students to be tested was
there is not a difference in
Smith explained, “The of the Health Center, the same time, however, I because the majority of
cost for different students.”
frequently share this type of
Prior to returning to Covid Task Force chose to
focus testing on residential
added, “This is true. I
think there might be a information with the Student CONTINUED
campus for the spring
students because the misunderstanding here Government Association, on page 2

Vaccinations Ouija Boards Men’s Tennis

Soon, But Not Yet Asking Some Questions ODAC Finals
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2 News Wednesday, September 26,
2018
Critograph
2019-2020
PRSSA at University of Lynchburg
Gannon Vitelli
COMMUTER
Editor-in-Chief
Grace Cavanaugh
Breaking News Editort
from page 1
Assistant Editor
Cassandra Matthews Vitelli_G@lynchburg.edu
Copy Editor
Kamryn Schnieder
News Editor
the cases we have had on The Public Relations
Evy Brunelle campus have been linked Student Society of America
Web Editor
Alyson Draper to the residential dorms. As (PRSSA) chapter at the
Breaking News Editor a commuter, I really do not University of Lynchburg
Gannon Vitelli
Graphic Designer/Illustrator do much outside of school continues to be productive
Daniel Skutvik other than going home and despite challenges from the
Mulitmedia Editor
have tried to remain as safe
COVID-19 pandemic.
Joshua Price
News Editor Dr. Jeremey Langett
as possible. I would think
Selena Wimouth who is a communications
Sports Columnist that most people would not
William Masselli professor at the university
Social Media Manager
mind being tested, just in and oversees PRSSA. He Photo by Gannon Vitelli.
Stephanie Arnold case, to ensure the safety of said, “I was so happy to
Business/Marketing Manager
Jessica Head others.” hear not only did we meet during a job interview, and public relations work. “It
Staff Writer Geier said, “Any student the 10 member goal, but we judges would evaluate the has proven to be a small, but
Kelli Carter
who wants a test can go exceeded it.” appropriateness of each effective organization that
Faculty Advisor
Dr. Ghislaine Lewis online through the student The club was able to recruit outfit. helps build resumes,” he
12 members last semester Instead, the club has worked said. “It is as if we have our
The Critograph is the official health portal and make an
University of Lynchburg which exceeded the on various campaigns to own little public relations
appointment for COVID
student news and information
necessary number in order help grow their brand. firm on campus”.
source, published weekly testing. Please help spread
to run a club on campus. Hannah Belayachi who Belayachi said, “This
during the fall and spring. the word that the rapid test
The PRSSA is a student- is the president of PRSSA semester we want to focus
All copy, photographs and is free to all students.” said, “We had to get creative on more professionalism
run club that gives members
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The Critograph and may not be the opportunity to build
student who has recently gathering guidelines the Lynchburg has continued
reproduced without the specific communication skills and
consent of the Editor in Chief. utilized the testing center gain experience in public school has.” to be productive even
on campus said, “It was relations. Members are Though the club’s activity through the pandemic. This
Letters to the editor are
encouraged. Submissions should very easy for me to make an given access to webinars has been limited, Langett semester, the club is working
be sent to critograph@lynchburg. appointment and get tested. and internships that explained that the members on a sticker campaign and
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 Wednesday, September 26,
2018
Cassandra Matthews
Assisstant Copy Editor
Matthews_Cg@lynchburg.edu
The University of
Lynchburg hopes that it
will soon be able to offer
COVID-19 vaccinations to
its students, faculty, and
staff, but in the meantime,
the community is
encouraged to remain
vigilant.
According to a message
sent out to the school
by President Alison
Morrison-Shetlar, the
University of Lynchburg
Lynchburg Spotlight: Andrew Devening
Hunter Epperson
Staff Writer
Epperson_H@lynchburg.edu
Andrew Devening, or
Drew, is a Lynchburg native
who has hit the ground
running since starting at the
University of Lynchburg
as the case manager and
wellness educator.
He is also co-chair
for Peer Advocates For
Campus Education
(PACE) and director of
the STEP-UP program,
which is a new program
that was implemented
to raise awareness and
training against bullying,
hazing, domestic violence,
harassment, and assault
News
Vaccinations: Soon But Not Yet
has been approved by the an answer for [when the
Virginia Department of vaccine will be available]
Health to be a vaccination but the vaccine supply
site. chain has been slow for
Provost Allison Jablonski the region. 1b is still the
explained, “This means priority and there has not
that we have the space, been a date released for
medical personnel, and moving beyond this. If I
the ability to vaccinate were to guess it would be
many individuals on our after March.”
campus if asked.” Even when vaccinations
When exactly this are available, this does
will occur remains to be not mean that procedures
determined. Dr. Jeremy will go back to the way
Welsh is head of the they were before the
COVID Response Team, pandemic. “I do not
and he said, “I wish I had think you will see much
at the University of Here, he received his
Lynchburg. master’s degree in
Devening was raised counseling education with
in Lynchburg and a school counseling track.
graduated from E.C. Post-graduation, Devening
Glass High School in 2008 moved to Winchester,
before attending Virginia Virginia, where he worked
Polytechnic Institute and as a school counselor.
State University (Virginia “I did not feel settled
Tech), where he originally in Winchester. Being
planned to major in young, single, and having
physics, before switching family and friends back
and obtaining a degree in in Lynchburg, I wanted to
psychology in 2012. move back. I was also ready
After graduating for a change from school
from Virginia Tech, counseling ... it was lots of
Devening moved back to scheduling and duties, and
Lynchburg. He worked at not as much time for hands-
the restaurant Market At on with students and
Main while commuting helping them,” explained
to Longwood University. Devening.
of a change in policy or
procedure immediately
following the vaccine,”
explained Dr. Welsh.
“After some time has
passed we may see some
adjustments on testing,
quarantine, and isolation
recommendations.”
Jablonski noted that
the CDC now says
that a fully vaccinated
individual is no longer
required to quarantine
after being exposed to
the virus. “However, for
now, we are keeping the
“With my current
position (as a case manager
and wellness coordinator),
my position is similar to
school counseling, where
students come to see me,
and I help guide them in
the right direction to get
the proper help they need.
My current job also allows
me to focus on students’
mental health and help
them with their needs
and concerns. As a school
counselor, I mostly met
with students who were
academically struggling
or dealing with truancy,
etc. What I enjoy as a case
manager and wellness
educator is focusing more
3
same public health plan
strategy in place.”
“It is very important
that people continue to
mask, distance, and wash
their hands until new
guidelines are released
from the CDC and
VDH,” encouraged Dr.
Welsh. “I am hoping that
our community comes
together to deliver the
vaccine in the most timely
manner possible. We will
have a more widespread
impact if we work
together.”
on the well-being of the
student, mentally and
physically,” said Devening.
Outside of work,
Devening is an avid fan of
watching soccer, especially
the English Premier League
and Arsenal. He also spends
time cooking, gardening
hot peppers, making hot
sauces, and watching
movies and television such
as “Game of Thrones,”
“The Mandalorian,”
“WandaVision,” and
Christopher Nolan movies.
He even traveled to
CONTINUED
on page 4
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2018

up with parents who said, “I love going out to eat students, and take pride trouble, but that is not the
DEVENING enjoyed Stephen King,” in Lynchburg, especially in what they do. I also case.”
from page 3 said Devening. He also [to places] such as El Jefe, love that I help students “Drew is kind, easy-going,
England and saw Arsenal enjoyed reading the Ender Mi Patron, Rivermont during difficult times, but and helpful,” said Jamie
play before the COVID-19 Games series. “I am also Pizza, Small Batch, and The most importantly help and Smith, a fellow wellness
pandemic. a fan of Harry Potter and Cavalier to hangout and eat. work with college students coordinator and colleague
When not watching read those a lot growing up When I go to Rivermont, to help improve their of Drew at the university.
television or movies, since they came out when I my favorite thing to order experience.” Smith stated, “Some
cooking, or watching was in elementary school. If is ‘the Ricky,’ a pizza which Most importantly, he strengths Drew brings to
soccer, Andrew is a big I had to classify myself into is topped with sausage, added, “I want students to the [health and wellness]
fan of Marvel. He says a Hogwarts house, I would goat cheese, sun-dried know that I am here to help department is that he is
that Thor is his favorite, probably say Ravenclaw. tomatoes, artichoke hearts, them, and I am not focused a great listener and team
and Hawkeye is his least If I had to pick a favorite and drizzled with pesto.” on disciplinary actions. I player. As a colleague, he is
favorite. Drew also loves to Harry Potter book from the Devening said, know a lot of people see responsible and diligent in
read. series, I would say Prisoner “[Lynchburg is a] that I work in the Dean of his work.”
“I like Stephen King’s of Azkaban.” welcoming and close place Students Office and that Devening can be reached
short stories a lot, When not working or not where faculty and staff when I reach out to them, at devening_at@lynchburg.
especially because I grew doing his other hobbies, he want what is best for the they might think they are in edu

Horoscopes

Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo

Feb 19 – Mar 20 Mar 21 – Apr 20 Apr 21 – May 21 May 22 – June 21 June 22 – July 22 July 23 – Aug 23
A different kind of Once the emotions have You are now ready to You may go from one Things are not the same. It’s possible you will hit a life-
friendship will give you been processed, you need commit to the new life. choice to another. changing reality check, in terms of
your health, fitness, wellbeing or
just the kind of social role to promise yourself you mental health now.
you need. will play a different game.

Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius

Aug 24 – Sept 22 Sept 23 – Oct 23 Oct 24 – Nov 22 Nov 23 – Dec 21 Dec 22 – Jan 19 Jan 20 – Feb 18
Keep the unreal, real. Self-control gives you You can still add up your Just because you’ve won You’re going to have to dig You’re now edging towards
control, and willpower life in a way that has value this particular game deeper inside yourself and a couple of really obvious
feels empowering. for you. doesn’t mean you can give change course. truths about your image.
up now.

Horoscopes from: https://www.astrosofa.com/horoscopes/daily-horoscope/2019/September/4/Pisces. Graphics from: https://www.ganeshaspeaks.com/horoscopes/weekly-horoscope/aries/.

 Wednesday, September 26, Opinion 5

The Buzz
2018

Week in
Review
[catches hornet opinions in writing] Security officials cast blame for
The columns in “The Buzz” do not represent the opinions of The Critograph or its staff, but instead captures the views of their authors. Jan. 6 failures at Capitol
By MARY CLARE JALONICK,
MICHAEL BALSAMO and LISA

Mystic Magic: Ouija Boards

MASCARO

WASHINGTON (AP) — Testifying

for the first time about the
insurrection at the U.S. Capitol,
Grace Cavanaugh former security officials blamed
faulty intelligence for the disastrous
Editor-in-Chief failure to anticipate the violent
Cavanaugh_G@lynchburg.edu intentions of the mob that invaded
the building and interrupted the
certification of the presidential
If you have been election.

reading my articles for a

Senate confirms Biden’s choice for
while, you are aware that UN ambassador
By MATTHEW LEE
I kind of sort of started my
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate
journey my freshman year confirmed President Joe Biden’s
choice to lead U.S. diplomacy at
the United Nations on Tuesday. The
with Tarot cards. vote for Linda Thomas-Greenfield
reflected a divide between the Biden
There is a whole story administration’s determination to
re-engage with the world body and
behind that, somewhere former President Donald Trump’s
diplomacy that often left the U.S.
isolated internationally.
back in our papers, about
ghost hunting in Hopwood
Drug execs face Capitol Hill
and whatnot. It is actually questions on vaccine supply
By MATTHEW PERRONE and
Photo retrieved from https://www.amazon.com/Ouija-Board-Classic-Design-Planchette/dp/B07DDJ374C. LAURAN NEERGAARD
what I would like to
article on the board, Ouija came from the three asking the patent was filed in WASHINGTON (AP) — COVID-19
discuss this week: ghost vaccine makers told Congress
is actually American it what it wanted to be 1891 after Bond and his on Tuesday to expect a big jump
hunting, and the use of in the delivery of doses over the
in origin. It was first called. The board replied, sister-in-law traumatized coming month after a rocky start
to inoculations, and the companies
Ouija boards and seances insist they will be able to provide
mentioned in Pittsburgh “Ouija,” and when asked some poor patent officers enough for most Americans by
by people who have not summer.
and New York papers what that meant, the who demanded that they By the end of March, Pfizer and
done their research. Moderna expect to have provided
in 1891, after Charles board responded, “Good prove the board worked. the U.S. government with a total of
220 million vaccine doses, up from
I have never participated the roughly 75 million shipped so
Kennard designed a board luck.” Many think that the Surprisingly, it was not far.
in a séance, and I have never
and joined together with board was misreading the until 1973’s “The Exorcist”
touched a Ouija board,
Elijah Bond, an attorney, name of an activist, whose that people became wary
which is pronounced
and Bond’s sister-in-law, a painting was hanging in
wee-jee. According to the
medium. the room, as her name CONTINUED
Smithsonian magazine on page 6
Information compiled
The name of the board was Ouida. Regardless, from various sources.
 6 Opinion Wednesday, September 26,
2018

could be one explanation. so no slacking. that tries to come through. board tells you. Like with
OUIJA
from page 5 The other could be that Many seem to come to Start by asking some research, one source is not

of the board. Before then, there really is a spirit the conclusion that you yes or no questions as the end-all, be-all.

everyone and their mother present that is trying to should not use the board warm ups, and then move To close the board, which

seemed to have a Ouija communicate. alone, which I agree with. on from there. Be polite, you must do at the end of

board, and no one shied If we assume it is a spirit, One person is assigned be patient, and do not every session, slide the

away from using it. then there are certain to be the spokesperson of ask questions you might planchette to ‘Goodbye’

There is a lot of rules to using a Ouija the group, as questions not want the answer to, and leave it there. Failing

science behind ideomotor board in order to protect from multiple people can such as ‘when am I going to close the board can lead

movements, where even yourself. For one, if you confuse the spirit. The to die’ or ‘will I ever find to hauntings and worse, so

if you are not thinking, are spiritual or witchy in questioner has the job of love.’ Do not ask for signs better stay on the safe side.

your hands move on their any way, do your research not only questioning, but of a presence, and do not Seances work a little bit

own. People use this to on protection if you have also opening the board let the spirit control the differently, so we will go

explain the movements not already. Protection is to positive spirits, and to questioning. Above all, do over them next week. Stay

of the planchettes, which important in everyday life, reject anything negative not believe everything the tuned!

Nerd Factor: The Trouble with Alternate Worlds

Dr. Michael Robinson The basic idea behind worlds to escape. One can that chance that the Sun or that choice and had my
Communications Studies Professor
alternate universes is understand their appeal to the Earth just did not form more traditional toasted
Robinson.M@lynchburg.edu
that something has cross-dimensional tourists. in another universe. bread.
A multiverse appears to
changed historically. We However, there are Some alternate universes Did the fact that I had
offer a variety of options.
tend to think of them as many other probabilities are achingly mundane: a faux Egg McMuffin for
There are, however, a
counterfactual tales. What that have played out. For By contrast, many other breakfast radically alter
number of problems that
if Abraham Lincoln had not example, what if the ratio alternate worlds are not the nature of the universe?
confront the would be
been assassinated? What if of matter to antimatter particularly different from While I do believe that the
probability tourist who
the Nazis had won World had been different shortly our own. For example, on flapping of a butterfly’s
wants to visit Elseworlds
War II? The mind staggers after the formation of the Sunday I treated myself to a wings can create a
based upon the simple
at the possibilities. universe? One might step Thomas’ English muffin for
question of “What If?”
Some alternate universes
These worlds become out into such a world and be my egg sandwich breakfast.
CONTINUED
intriguing places to visit instantly annihilated. And, But perhaps in some other on page 6
just do not work:
or perhaps nightmare of course, there is always universe, I did not make
 Wednesday, September 26, Opinion 7
2018
LPD News
LYNCHBURG, Va. – The
Lynchburg Police Department
WORLDS is investigating after a
LYNCHBURG,
malicious wounding Va. this –
from page 6 morning.
The Lynchburg Police
Department (LPD) is
hurricane somewhere else On October for
searching 30, 2020 at 11:34in
a suspect
a.m., an individual
connection with arrived
the theftat
in the world, it is very Lynchburg General Hospital
of copper downspouts
with a non-life threatening
hard for me to imagine that from Fairview Christian
gunshot wound. Officers are
Church.
still Damien
investigating theMarquis
possible
choice leading to dramatic Solomon, 37, of Amherst,
location of the shooting.
changes. Particularly if I has multiple outstanding
warrants
Anyone withforinformation
grand larceny
visit the alternate faux Egg and this
about obtaining
incidentmoney
is askedby
McMuffin universe shortly tofalse
contact Det. Dubie
pretense at (434)
in connection
455-6102
with thisorincident.
Crime Stoppers
after that decision was at (888) 798-5900. Enter a tip
online
If at http://p3tips.com
anyone has any
made. or use the P3 app on a mobile
information on where he
I will stop by my alternate device.
Photo retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_If...%3F_(TV_series). might be located, please
universe house and be like, call 911 or Crimestoppers
this, I tend to believe that universe, one can see that just did something far more at (888) 798-5900. Enter a
“Hi Mike, I am you from an tip online at http://p3tips.
the slight change universes happen to oneself. That exciting. To borrow some
alternate universe. Oh, I see com or use the P3 app on a
are somehow easier to get would be heartbreaking to terminology from a popular mobile device.
you did not have a faux Egg This is an ongoing
to, somewhat “nearby” for know what the other self hit by Bad Company back in
investigation. Any
McMuffin this morning.”
lack of a better term. A bit had gone through. 1979, everyone has a “rock additional information will
And Other Mike will be released as an update to
farther out, still within an Some alternate universes ‘n’ roll” fantasy. In some
this news release.
reply, “Damn, I should
easy drive in the alternate are like midlife crises: parallel world though,
have thought of that!”
universe neighborhood Worse still though are the those fantasies of fame and
Some alternate universes
though, are the worlds universes where the double fortune have come true.
make your life look too
where things have gone has done much better. And that is when the envy
good:
different. Visiting those worlds kicks in. Even those with
The banality of the faux
That is where things would prompt a terrible the strongest moral fiber
Egg McMuffin dilemma
get personally scary. I am sense of introspection. Oh are going to be tempted.
brings up another problem
not talking about so-called sure, there have to be other I mean Other Mike is me,
inherent to alternate
evil twins here though. I worlds where Other Mikes right? Is what Other Mike
universe travel—one is
am talking about alternate won the lottery. That can be owns also mine?
bound to meet an alternate
selves who are less attributed to luck. And then, before I know
version of oneself.
fortunate. The old saying is But what about the it, I have become the evil
While I lack the
that “someone always has it alternate worlds where the twin.
mathematical proof of all of
worse.” But in an alternate alternates achieved more or
 8 Sports Wednesday, September 26,
2018
Men’s Tennis Team Looks to Serve Defeat to ODAC Rivals
William Masselli prepared for the upcoming years by Coach Johnson to Upcoming Events
Sports Columnist season.” fight for everything and
Masselw374@lynchburg.edu Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021
Christian shared his never give up. We take pride Baseball vs. Averett (2 p.m.)
University of Lynchburg
gratitude about being able to in putting on the uniform Yellowstone Domestic Study Away Info

men’s tennis Head Coach Session (2 p.m.)

play the upcoming season. and competing every year. I Women’s Lacrosse vs. Averett (4 p.m.)
Christopher Johnson, his
Christian said, “To start, we expect this season to be no Club and Organization Fair (4 p.m.)

captains, and his players Cake Mug Night (5 p.m.)

are extremely thankful to different.” Amphibious Subjects Lecture (6:58 p.m.)
are enthusiastic about the
be able to play during the Mullins talked about
upcoming men’s tennis Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021
coronavirus pandemic. We the importance of winning Afternoon Hike (3 p.m.)
season . Mindfulness Strategies (4 p.m.)
are all motivated to compete the ODAC championship, Club and Organization Fair (4 p.m.)
Johnson said, “Tennis
after the prolonged hiatus saying, “The ODAC FunQuest Trip (4:30 p.m.)
is off to a great start. Our Photo retrieved from https://www. Succulent Night (5 p.m.)
regarding intercollegiate lynchburgsports.com/sports/ championship has always Men’s Basketball vs. Roanoke (6 p.m.)
players are extremely mten/2019-20/bios/mullins_colton_
competition. Our goal is to fr9c?view=bio.t
been our focus. We certainly Beyond Strolling Panel (7 p.m.)
excited to start our schedule
fight for every match and it.” want to win the ODAC Saturday, Feb. 27, 2021
and compete. We want to
be the hardest working Christian and Mullins championship in the near Survival Challenge (7 a.m.)
say thank you to everyone Softball vs. McDaniel (12 p.m.)
team we can be. We want share the same goal, future. If we can reach Men’s Lacrosse vs. Southern Virginia
who is working hard so that
to be a tough battle for which is to be able to view that level of success, the (12 p.m.)

we can get back on the court Women’s Basketball vs. Randolph Macon
every team and represent every game as important, sky’s the limit in terms of (1 p.m.)
and do what we love!”
God, our families, and the as a means of increasing future recruitments and
Men’s tennis co-captain, Sunday, Feb. 28, 2021
University of Lynchburg in the team’s probability of opportunities for increased Survival Challenge
Daniel Christian, shares the Sharp Top Hike (7 a.m.)
an appropriate fashion.” winning the ODAC. funding.”
same sense of enthusiasm Gospel Concert (4 p.m.)
Co-captain Colton Christian said, “Since our He continued, “The one
that his head coach has. Tuesday, March 2, 2021
Mullins is grateful for the schedule is all conference thing that I would say is Wellness Day
Christian said, “Since tennis
opportunity to play this matches, there is not that playing your sport
is a socially distant sport,
year, and he wants his team one match we are more here at Lynchburg is not a
we continued the normal
to excel. Mullins said, “Most motivated for over the right, it is a privilege. To go
routine of trying to have a
of my motivation comes other. We do not want to out on the court and to not
consistent hitting schedule
from some of the tighter underestimate any team, give it everything you have
to stay in shape for the
matches that I have lost and we want to make sure is doing a disservice to the
spring. I worked out with
over the years. They fuel me that we approach every entire Lynchburg family
some players back in my
to keep getting out on the match with the same level which has been nothing but
hometown and played a few
court and to keep working of respect and intensity for kind to all of us. There is not
tournaments since we have
out. It is also just a privilege our opponent. This relates enough appreciation to go
not done match play since
to be out there with my to our culture because we around for all the support I
the pandemic first hit. I feel
teammates, and we should have been taught over the have received over my years
the team is very eager and
strive to make the most of here. Go hornets!”