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September 1, 2021 Volume 106, Issue 4

Students Cautioned
Alyssa Wilson, Hunter Epperson, that’. As well as, sometimes in an attempt to commit a
Rylee McDonal
when I’m walking home to sexual assault or in conjunction
Wilsona668@lynchburg.edu, Epperson_H@
lynchburg.edu, Mcdonar922@lynchburg.edu Westover, when they put in the with the commission of a sexual
new scoreboard, there is a light assault, it is a violation of the
The University of
that they took out and the two Interpersonal Misconduct
Lynchburg campus was buzzing
lights that connect to it are not Policy and carries the most
this weekend after an email
on at night. So that makes me extreme consequences,
on Friday, Aug. 27, from Dean
feel not as safe.” including suspension or
Caifano, the deputy director
While Rebecca Carey expulsion from the University.
of campus safety and security,
said, “I feel safe on campus I hope that students will
indicating that students should
for the most part. It is very lit report any concerns to Campus
be cautious at social gatherings.
up at night, so it’s nice, and it Safety and Security and/or the
The email which was
Photo of college students partying. Photo retrieved from Greekrank.com on Aug. 30, 2021 by seems like there’s a lot of good Lynchburg Police Department
sent to all undergraduate Hunter Epperson.
people.” so that those concerns can be
and graduate students said, “ I like to think that from specification of where and
Amanda McGovern, investigated immediately.”
stated, “Campus Safety and my perspective we’re going when the incident took place or
Title XI director said, “ I just Drinking and partying
Security Office had received to air on the side of caution the students involved, there is
want to use the opportunity with friends is an integral
unconfirmed reports of illegal and we’re going to inform our an ongoing investigation into
to remind students that giving part of the college experience
substances being placed students. It’s all part of being the incident.
illegal drugs to other students however, here are some tips
in drinks of unsuspecting transparent and communicating Junior, Summer Campbell
is a violation of the student you and your friends can use to
persons at social gatherings on and making sure we are doing said, “With the recent email that
conduct code. Putting illegal stay safe at parties. vt
campus [...] commonly known everything we can to make our was sent out about the substance
drugs into someone’s drink B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own
as’’roofies `` or ’’date raped students safe. I mean that quite (date rape drugs) it has made
even if it is not done in an
drugs.” seriously and that’s why I did me a little aprehensive, a little
In a follow-up interview what I did.” bit nervous, and ‘I don’t really
attempt to perpetuate a sexual CONTINUED
with the Critograph, Caifano While there is no know whats going on with
assault, is still a violation of on page 2
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2018
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2018
Men’s Soccer Looks to Repeat as ODAC Champions
William Masselli A new team roster
Sports Columnist this semester has created
Masselw374@lynchburg.edu
an opportunity for some
The University of players to take on new
Lynchburg Men’s Soccer leadership roles this season.
Team is looking forward Grin Phillips, a
to repeating as ODAC senior defender, stated,
(Old Dominion Athletic “The coaches and returning
Conference) tournament players have talked a
champions in the fall season lot about leadership and
of 2021, with the hopes of game productivity as we
earning a NCAA (National head into the new season.
Collegiate Athletic Everyone on the team, from
Association) tournament top to bottom, is taking on
bid. leadership roles in their
Kyle Gallagher, own way. We are just trying
Retrieved from https://www.lynchburgsports.com/general/2020-21/releases/20210630kesg15 on August 28, 2021. The University of Lynchburg Men’s Soccer
graduate student and to do our best to keep and Team celebrates their ODAC Conference Tournament Championship Victory.

starting goalkeeper, decided
to use his extra year of
eligibility to increase the
team’s chances of winning
the ODAC and making the
NCAA tournament.
Gallagher is grateful to
Athletic Director Jonathan
Waters for permitting fans
to attend home games
last season, stating, “We
noticed fans not being in the
audience at away games,
but not at home games. The
athletic director did a great
job of enabling fans to be at
the majority of our home
games.”
continue to improve both every game to be a battle,” which has made it even
continue the standards
technically and tactically said Yeager. bigger,” stated Phillips.
from previous Lynchburg
in small ways, as any team Phillips is looking Knowing that the first
teams and have good team
should always be trying to forward to playing in the game of the season is near,
chemistry like last year.
do. As defenders, we are rivalry games between Yeager stated, “We return
I will try extra hard to
really focusing on trying Hampden-Sydney a bunch of kids o of our
continue the standard of
to get more clean sheets College and University of team from last year, so our
the work ethic previously
this year. We continue to Lynchburg. “This year, I’m expectations are high for
set and do whatever I can to
improve on the small things really looking forward to them. We are hoping to get
help the team.”
and be even better in these playing Hampden-Sydney closer as a team over the
According to Phillips,
small areas.” College again. The last few next couple of weeks as we
for the men’s soccer team to
University of years we’ve had some really prepare for our first game
win the ODAC and advance
Lynchburg Men’s Soccer good games with them, with on September 3, 2021.”
in the NCAA tournament,
Head Coach Chris Yeager each game getting stronger The Hornets will
“It is more about not losing
believes there are no easy and better. The games are play Covenant College
any of the momentum from
games this year. “All of the also having a large impact at 4 p.m. on September 3,
last year.”
teams in the ODAC will be in terms of ODAC regular 2021 at Shellenberger Field.
Phillips continued,
tough this year. We expect season and postseason play, Admissions is free.
“We will always try to
 4 News
African American Affinity Group Cookout
Hunter Epperson
Copy Desk Chief
Epperson_H@lynchburg.edu
On Aug. 26, 2021, the
African American A nity
Group (AAAG) at the
University of Lynchburg
hosted a cookout from 6
p.m - 8 p.m. at the Pavilion
for African American and
Black students on campus.
The group provided
free hotdogs, hamburgers,
cheeseburgers, and
vegetarian options, and
Pisces
Feb 19 – Mar 20
Are you picking up on some
unsettling feelings from a friend
who lives far away? Don’t worry
too much, they’re more than likely
not doing the same thing.
Virgo
Aug 24 – Sept 22
Some wonderful news
may come to you this week
such as your boyfriend or
girlfriend breaking up with
you.
music.
The AAAG’s mission
is to provide a support
system that fosters
collegial campus climate
and a culture of unity,
equity, respect and mutual
support among African
American and Black faculty
and sta .
Men’s Basketball Coach
Hilliary Scott said, what he
enjoyed most about the event
was the food, but seeing
Aries
Mar 21 – Apr 20
Is the stock market taking
a nosedive? Invest in the
stock market this week to
findout.
Libra
Sept 23 – Oct 23
A friend or colleague may
pay you back a small sum of
money that they owe you or
they could buy you a bottle of
tequila. Go with the tequila.
Horoscopes by Jessica Head, Alyson Draper, and Hunter Epperson
Wednesday, September 26,
2018
students show up, seeing his
colleagues, and having the
opportunity to interact with
a his colleagues and students.
He said his most favorite
part about the event was
seeing students interacting
with each other. campus. fun and was her favorite part
Scott added that Similar to Scott, Manuela at the event.
StudentsattheAfricanAmericanAnityGroupattheUniversityofLynchburghostedacookoutat
Pavilion. Photo was taken on Aug. 26, 2021, by Dr. Ghislaine Lewis.
he really enjoyed seeing Amouzou, president of the For support from or
students communicating Afro-Caribbean Union at the to get in touch with the
with others because it allows University of Lynchburg, African American Anity
students to know that they said she thought just talking Group contact them at aaag@
have advocates and peers on to people at the event was lynchburg.edu.
Horoscopes
Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo
Apr 21 – May 21 May 22 – June 21 June 22 – July 22 July 23 – Aug 23
Your love partner may be Recent overindulgence may
Feelings of love for a The walls may seem to be
experiencing some minor have you feeling a bit under romantic partner could be closing in around, and you’re
conflictswithcolleagues, thesoweather this week. Avoid so overwhelming today you anxious to get out for a while.
avoid them at all costs this all responsibilities this week to Go to a bar and treat yourself.
might be moved to tears.
week. reactivate your energy.
Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius
Oct 24 – Nov 22 Nov 23 – Dec 21 Dec 22 – Jan 19 Jan 20 – Feb 18
Your home may seem lonely Surround yourself with pAre Money worries may plague A friend could seem distant
this week, so do something you preoccupied this week? this week. Just blow all this week. Just ghost them
about it. Just quit your job. You don’t to avoid the misery and
your money so it stops
need those responsibilities or waste of time and energy
worrying you.
that waste of time. on them.
 Wednesday, September 26,
The Buzz
2018
The columns in “The Buzz” do not represent the opinions of The Critographoritsstabut
Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Space Pioneer
Dr. Michael Robinson
Communication Studies Professor
Robinson.m@lynchburg.edu
Supervillains fascinate me. I
enjoy their variety and their machina-
tions. Their monologuing thrills me.
I love their origins and their motiva-
tions. I am particularly fascinated by
those supervillains so dedicated to a
theme that it actually interferes with
their success, baddies like the Riddler
whose compulsions force him to lure
heroes to his every crime or like the
Calendar Man who stick to a theme
no matter the cost.
There are other kinds of com-
pulsions beyond just theme though.
Another type of villain is so busy try-
ing to do evil things that they fail to re-
alize what they’ve really accomplished.
The perfect example of this over-
achiever is James Bond’s archnemesis,
Ernst Stravro Blofeld.
Blofeld is Number One, the
leader of SPECTRE (Special Execu-
tive for Counter-intelligence, Terror-
ism, Revenge and Extortion). As the
anagram so neatly outlines, SPECTRE
is dedicated to the destabilization of
world powers so that its members may
assume control of the planet. Whether
they are doing something relatively
low level like breaking codes or some-
thing epically dangerous like seizing
atomic devices, they are a truly ruth-
, insteadcapturestheviewsoftheir
less bunch.
If Blofeld’s name sounds unfa-
miliar, you certainly know his type.
Blofeld is the origin of the aloof mas-
ter planner. The image of Blofeld sit-
ting in his chair, scheming away while
petting the white Persian cat in his lap
has become an archetype of villainy.
Blofeld is so away from direct
action that it’s really not until his
third movie appearance in You Only
Live Twice (1967) that he even meets
Bond in person. It’s not this dramatic
encounter that fascinates me though.
Rather it is Blofeld’s scheme, a plot so
outrageous that the supervillain has
missed his opportunity to do far more.
From inside his fake volcano
base-- he’s a trendsetter in supervillain
real estate too—Blofeld has hatched
his most ambitious plan yet. His goal is
to set the United States and the Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics against
each by secretly capturing the space-
craft in their emerging space race. Yes,
you read that correctly. Blofeld plans
to steal spaceships while they are in
space.
To do this, he has a special
craft constructed, one that opens at
the nose cone to swallow other space
capsules whole (the scenes where the
mystery ship grabs an American space
module are masterfully shot in terms
of suspense and well worth a Google
clip view).
Opinion
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No authors.
Now, sinister intentions aside,
this is a particularly impressive ac-
complishment in engineering. SPEC-
TRE has essentially become the third
power in space. What is even more
amazing is that the mystery vehicle
is capable of returning to the volcano
base from which it launched, landing
in an upright position.
To summarize, in the 1960s
world of James Bond, SPECTRE can
send and retrieve a multi-use vehicle
at will without the financial backing
or space tracking resources of a super-
power nation. In essence, SPECTRE
has become the preeminent aerospace
engineering firm on the planet.
In this fictitious 1967, Blofeld
led his organization to something that
Photo of Donald Pleasence Allan Warren retrieved from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/
File:Donald_Pleasence_Allan_Warren.jpg
Ida’s sweltering aftermath:
power, no water, no
has only recently been achieved in real
life. If not for his global power ambi-
tions, Blofeld could have become the
richest and most powerful man on the
planet, offering up his services to any
nation.
Perhaps his natural desire for
secrecy would drive Blofeld to not as-
sume a public face. Perhaps he does
not wish to be a corporate leader six
decades ahead of his time. That’s fine.
Imagine what the same tech-
nology could do for a clandestine
organization threatening the world.
Instead of taking capsules down, what
could SPECTRE have put up there?
Spy satellites, atomic bombs, or even
death rays? Blofeld lost by thinking
too big.
5
Week in
Review
gasoline.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) —
Hundreds of thousands of
Louisianans sweltered in the
aftermath of Hurricane Ida on
Tuesday with no electricity,
no tap water, precious little
gasoline and no clear idea of
when things might improve.
(Retrieved from Associated
Press)
Biden defends departure
from ‘forever war,’ praises
airlift.
WASHINGTON (AP) —
Addressing the nation, a
defensive President Joe Biden
on Tuesday called the U.S.
airlift to extract more than
120,000 Afghans, Americans
and other allies to end a 20-
year war an “extraordinary
success,” though more than
100 Americans and thousands
of Afghans remain behind.
(Retrieved from Associated
Press)
v.
In late summer, the ravine
is overgrown with kudzu
and other greenery, but come
winter, Tiler McFadden knows
he’ll have a view of the river,
a sweeping vista visible off
the front porch of his newly
purchased home. (Retrieved
from News & Advance)
Information compiled
from various sources.
 6 Opinion
Beautiful City, Beautiful Campus, Beautiful People
Rylee McDonal
Copy Editor
Mcdonar922@lynchburg.edu
What does beautiful mean?
In the easiest description
of the word, it is something that
is appealing to the eye. In terms
of what is exactly beautiful, there
are a plethora of answers. And
after almost two years of non-
stop issues, spanning from global
time student. I did not mind this,
to personal, I think I fi nally
remembered my own answer. I enjoy working and if it is to help
Before the pandemic,
before the world shut down,
I went to a little college only
ten minutes from here. I was in
Dine With Me: La Vida Coffee + Market
Alyssa Wilson
Assisstant Editor
Wilsona568@lynchburg.edu
A big hit in the city of
Lynchburg and among the
students at the University of
Lynchburg has been the new
coee shop on Langhorne Road
calledLaVidaCoeeandMarket.
Previously, La Vida was
a wedding venue, Southern
Provisions before the owner sold
it to the owners at La Vida. As a
frequent coee shop lover, I can
say that this shop had a great
ambiance.
La Vida is unique in the way
that in every corner of the shop
love with this city, and for the
most part, I did love the school
I attended.
Due to unfortunate
circumstances at the start of
the pandemic, I was unable to
return. For the majority of this
pandemic, I have been working.
Working as a summer
camp counselor, then, once the
public school year started, an
assistant teacher, as well as a full
my family I would do anything.
However, there was a part
of me that wished I could have
a break. I did have free time
and there were friendships and
Photoofback,outdoorentranceofLaVidaCoee
and Market. Photo taken on Aug. 26, 2021 by under
Alyssa Wilson.
Wednesday, September 26,
2018
relationships every now and world. It was such an odd sight
then, but I still like there was to me that my only response was
something missing. to laugh.
Flash forward to a few After that, I just started
weeks ago, when classes fi rst
looking around when walking
started. I was thrilled to be back to campus, and I started noticing
in school and excited for the the smallest of details. I noticed
adventure that came with it. the leaves changing color, the
After a while, though, I started to students walking on campus, the
miss my friends and family back sunbeams shining through the
home. trees.
Then, one day, I was And all I could think about
walking to my fi rst class of the
was the beauty of it all. When I
morning and noticed something sit in my classes, or the dining
so small and so insignifi canthall,
that or even when I walk from
I never would’ve thought would my dorm to the dining hall, I see
change the way I think and feel. the most beautiful things.
It was a squirrel, rolling around After so long of not being
in the dirt, without a care in the able to really see the world, I
there is something dierentorand
getting a tan.
special. In the back two corners, The co ee shop also hadand very acidic and slightly
you can find yourself gravitated
long tables meant to add a sense
towards a wall of succulents that of community. While I believe it
customers can shop from as well is a great idea in theory, we are
as the thrift corner. also still in a global pandemic and
Vagabonds Vintage, a the idea of long tables with chairs
traveling, online thrift shop is at pushed close together made me
La Vida every Tuesday, Thursday feel slightly uncomfortable while
and Saturday with their unique visiting La Vida.
clothing and other accessories. Co ee shops are a great
In addition to the inside, place to study or hang out with
they also have a great outdoor friends, but the main reason
area. La Vida-labelled cornhole, many people go is in the name,
plenty of outdoor cushioned co ee.Ihavebeenonthehuntfor
12 p.m. to 9 p.m.
seating and picnic tables to enjoy the smoothest and boldest cold
studying outside while either brew in Lynchburg recently and
the shade of an umbrella I did not find it here. The cold
fi nally really see how beautiful
everything is, and all it took was
a squirrel.
I write this article, not as
news, not as anything other than
for people to stop and really look
at their surroundings.
This is especially for
students. I know I have been
struggling, and I know it must
be hard, but to just take a minute
and take in the world around
you, it will be more than worth
your time. We live in a beautiful
city, we learn in a beautiful
school, and we are surrounded
by some of the most beautiful
people I think I’ll ever meet.
brew was more of an iced co ee
bitter. Others may like this style
of cold brew, but it was not the
one for me.
Overall, the employees
were nice and welcoming, and
I can understand why everyone
in Lynchburg is talking about La
Vida Co ee and Market.
La Vida is open Monday
through Thursday from 6 a.m. to
6 p.m., Friday and Saturday from
6a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday from
 Wednesday, September 26,
2018
In Defense of Toy Story 4
Andrew Wheeler
Assistant Opinion Editor
Wheela868@lynchburg.edu
Most of us here grew
up on Disney movies. For me
personally, and likely many of
you, “Toy Story” was among
the most noteworthy. With the
release of “Toy Story 3” in 2010,
the majority of audiences were
satisfied. Andy was headed off
to college to start his life while
Woody, Buzz, and the others
were safely passed on to a new
life with Bonnie. What better
ending could you ask for?
Well, it turns out that
Disney had other plans, as
it went ahead and released a
Mystic Magic: Detox Masculinity
Em Maxey
Assisstant News Editor
Maxeye989@lynchburg.edu
The true witch’s brew of mystic
magic, handcrafted by Grace
Cavanaugh, has been blissfully
passed down into my ownership.
I simply hope to live up to the
expectations artistically set in
place by the witch that wrote
before me.
This week, I would like to
introduce a concept of balancing
energies. Like yin and yang,
feminine and masculine energy
create a balance within
universe.
Without association to gender
identity or presentation, feminine
energy is a representation of
intuition and creativity, whereas
fourth entry to the beloved
series in 2019. This film has
garnered much more criticism
from viewers, some of which
is understandable. Buzz
dumbed down substantially
from the point he had grown
to, the side cast is entirely
underutilized in the narrative,
and Bonnie’s screentime
mirrored some of Andy’s rather
closely.
However, the biggest
criticism this movie
gets revolves around
characterization of Woody and
his final decision to separate
from the gang to live a life of
freedom with Bo Peep. This
masculine energy is a presentation
of action and logic. Everyone has
both masculine and feminine
energy, but the issue is finding
wounded
a traits that the energies
balance that works for you. There
is a greater yin where the energy
released is perfectly feminine
and a greater yang in which the
energy is entirely masculine.
There are a variety of mixtures of
the two energies that can lead to
finding balance.
So how does this tie into toxic
masculinity? Toxic masculinity,
by definition, is the cultural
masculinity is to be informed
expectation of a man to strictly
the
show masculine traits and avoid
displaying feminine attributes,
and refers only to mens’ actions
and emotions. Toxic masculinity
can lead to a number
psychological harms including
Opinion
feels very different from his
choice to stay with the gang in
the previous movie, but despite
what some people believe, I
is would argue that “Toy Story 4”
justifies its own existence with
this very decision.
Woody has been
most consistently fleshed out
character in this universe.
We’ve seen every step of his
arc, beginning as a narcissistic
leader who has his world turned
upside down thanks to Buzz.
its By the time “Toy Story
4” happens, we finally get to
witness Woody recognizing that
not every kid is for him. Bonnie
does not play with him as
depression, poor body image,
stress, substance abuse, and social
functioning issues. There
show that are a result of social
or environmental constructs.
Wounded traits are
associated with toxic masculinity
in the way that they are the traits
that come as a result of inner
fears of masculine energy such
as abuse, control, dominance,
aggression, and avoidance.
The main way to eliminate toxic
and open to conversation on
how to change this perspective.
Other very important
are to eradicate bias towards
masculinity and the energy it
of holds. People must avoid teaching
young boys they are not allowed
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 8 Sports Wednesday, September 26,
2018
Serving It Up This Fall
Christopher Jennings an opportunity for some Upcoming Events
Assisstant Copy Editor players to take on new
Jennings_cr@lynchburg.edu
leadership roles this season.
The University of Grin Phillips, a
Lynchburg Men’s Soccer senior defender, stated,
Team is looking forward “The coaches and returning
to repeating as ODAC players have talked a lot
(Old Dominion Athletic about leadership and game
Conference) tournament productivity as we head into
champions in the fall the new season. Everyone on
season of 2021, with the the team, from top to bottom, Alissa Anderson. Photo Courtesy of Lynchburg Athletics/Lauren Anderson

hopes of earning a NCAA
(National Collegiate Athletic
Association) tournament
bid.
Kyle Gallagher,
graduate student and
starting goalkeeper, decided
to use his extra year of
eligibility to increase the
team’s chances of winning
the ODAC and making the
NCAA tournament.
Gallagher is grateful
to Athletic Director Jonathan
Waters for permitting fans
to attend home games
last season, stating, “We
noticed fans not being in the
audience at away games,
but not at home games. The
athletic director did a great
job of enabling fans to be
at the majority of our home
games.”
A new team roster
this semester has created
is taking on leadership roles
in their own way. We are just
trying to do our best to keep
and continue the standards
from previous Lynchburg
teams and have good team
chemistry like last year. I will
try extra hard to continue
the standard of the work
ethic previously set and do
whatever I can to help the
team.”
According to
Phillips, for the men’s soccer
team to win the ODAC
and advance in the NCAA
tournament, “It is more
about not losing any of the
momentum from last year.”
Phillips continued,
“We will always try to
continue to improve both
technically and tactically
in small ways, as any team
should always be trying to
do. As defenders, we are
really focusing on trying
to get more clean sheets
this year. We continue to
improve on the small things
and be even better in these
small areas.”
University of Lynchburg
Men’s Soccer Head Coach
Chris Yeager believes there
are no easy games this year.
“All of the teams in the
ODAC will be tough this
year. We expect every game
to be a battle,” said Yeager.
Phillips is looking
forward to playing in the
rivalry games between
Hampden-Sydney
College and University of
Lynchburg. “This year, I’m
really looking forward to
playing Hampden-Sydney
College again. The last few
years we’ve had some really
good games with them, with
each game getting stronger
and better. The games are
also having a large impact
in terms of ODAC regular
season and postseason play,
which has made it even
bigger,” stated Phillips.
Knowing that the
rst
fi game of the season is
near, Yeager stated, “We
return a bunch of kids o
of our team from last year,
so our expectations are high
for them. We are hoping to
get closer as a team over the
next couple of weeks as we
prepareforourrst
fi gameon
September 3, 2021.”
The Hornets will
play Covenant College
at 4 p.m. on September 3,
2021 at Shellenberger Field.
Admissions is free.