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that you will have the chance to
voice your opinion in the SGA
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Treasurer and Miss Auburn, but
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II you are positive you are not
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campus this summer to take
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most leases for new apartments
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Mallory Boykin is the campus editor of
The Auburn Plainsman.
THURSDAY, JANUARY , 2009 flflje auburn $lain*man 13
Auburn coaching staff retooled under Chizick
Chizick hires Malzahn to coach offense, fills
three key positions to Auburn coaching staff
By ALEX SCARBOROUGH
Managing Editor
plan," Chizick said. "One of the
guys I was very adamant about
was Gus Malzahn.
Gene Chizick started in mid- "As Gus and I talked through
December with an empty cabi- this process, it was evident to
net on his football coaching me that I had the right guy."
staff. Less than a week later, Chizick
What looked like a slow pro- hired former Oklahoma State
cess of hiring a coaching staff running backs coach Curtis Lu-heading
into Christmas,
has picked up
steam with Athletic
Director Jay Jacobs
signing five coaches
to contracts since
Dec. 26.
Gus Malzahn was
named offensive coordinator
on Dec. 2K
after serving as assistant
head coach
and co-offensive
MALZAHN
per to the same position
at Auburn.
Luper, who also
served as head
coach for player development
for the
Cowboys, oversaw
b ack- to - b a c k-1 o -
back Big 12 rushing
titles through the
2008 season.
Under l.uper, the
Cowboys have had
coordinator as well as quarter- back-to-back 1,000 yard rushers
backs coach at the University of in Kendall Hunter in 200S and
Tulsa the previous two seasons. Danlrell Savage in 2007.
In Malzahn's two years at The hiring reunites Chizick
Tulsa, his offenses ranked first and Luper. who both coached
in the nation in total offense in Stephen F. Austin State Univer-
2007 and second in 200S. sity more than a decade ago.
"(ius is one of the great often- "I'm excited to be reunited
sive minds in college
football, and we are
very excited to have
him join the Auburn
staff? Chizik said.
"I lis track record at
all levels of coaching
is remarkable and
his offenses have
been extremely successful."
Chizick said Malzahn,
who stayed
on to coach Tulsa in their bow
LUPER
with Coach Chizik,"
l.uper said. "My
coaching philosophy
and foundation
was established
with Coach Chizik
13 years ago at
Stephen I'. Austin,
where we took our
initial jobs, and
arm-in-arm helped
the program to the
national semifinals."
uper will inherit proven un-game,
had been on his radar derclassmen Mario Fannin and
since he talked with Jacobs Ben Tate at running back next
about taking the head coaching season.
job weeks earlier. Tate led the team in rushing
"Part of that plan was my yards and Fannin emerged late
hires, that has to be part of your in the season as a game-breaker
Rod Guajardo /ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR
Mario Fannin, No. 27, and the rest of the Auburn running backs will have a new offensive coordinator, Gus
Malzahn and a new position coach, Curtis Luper, at the start of the 2009 season.
at tailback for the Tigers.
"l.uper is a tremendous
coach, who I've had the pleasure
of watching blossom from a
player to the successful individual."
Chizik said. "I had a great
amount of respect for him as a
player and while mentoring him
in the beginning of his coaching
career. Curtis has done an outstanding
job coaching running
backs and I am excited to coach
with him again."
Two days later, Chizick hired
former Iowa State University
assistant coach Jay Boulware to
coach special teams.
Boulware served as running
backs coach and special teams
coordinator under Chizick.
"I've had the good fortune
of working with Coach Chizik
the last two seasons and I am
thrilled to be joining his staff at
Auburn," Boulware said.
Boulware coached at Texas,
Northern Illinois, Arizona, Stanford
and Utah before coming to
Iowa State in 2006.
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Swimming coach Richard
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Auburn men's and women's
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A six-time Olympic coach.
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looking for ways to combat the
cancerous tumor.
"We're in the process of looking
for the best care possible to
fight this," Quick said in a statement
released by Auburn Media
Relations Dec. 30. "I want to
thank the countless individuals
that have passed along their well
wishes, thoughts and prayers."
Auburn Athletics Director
asked the "Auburn Family" to
keep Quick in their prayers.
"Richard is such an energetic
person, has an incredibly positive
attitude and is bound by his
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he's going to meet this challenge
head on, just as he has
done with every endeavor he's
encountered."
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Saturday, Jan. 9
The Rock)' Horror Picture
Show is a student-produced
show held al the Telfair Peet
Iheatre and Auburn and
Opelika Events. It is an annual
fundraiser for At' Players. It is
held at l) p.m. all three consecutive
nights of the performance.
Admission is .$10 w i th a
complimentary bag that will be
used during the show, l o r more
information, call 334.m-l.8569.
Saturday. Feb. 7
20th Annual Love Your Heart
Kun and 2nd Annual Crank
Your Heart Rider will be held
at Chewacla Stale Park, 'this
event benefits Special Olympics
of Lee County, Best Buddies
of Auburn University anil
other therapeutic programs.
Participants can either walk
or run the 6.4 mile course, or
bike the 25-mile trail. For more
information, contact Alison
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auburnalabama.org
Auburn Community Orchestra
Concert will be held at
7:30 p.m. at Kiesel Park. Ibis
is a part of the Auburn Parks
anil Recreation and is a free
event lor all viewers.. The
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concert conducted by Howard
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Saturday, March 14
2009 Heroes Take Flight
Fly-in features vintage and experimental
airplanes, warbirds
and military vehicles at the
Auburn-Opelika Robert G. Pitts
Airport.
There will also be parachutists,
helicopter rides, a veterans'
hospitality area and other
activities for everyone. Tickets
are $5 in advance or $8 at the
gate. Children are S2. Veterans
that pre-register by Jan. 30 will
receive free entry and a special
gift. Visit www.leeredcross.org
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Friday, March 27
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Friday anil Saturday at the
Agricultural Heritage Park promoting
the first A-Day barbecue
contest. The event includes
both professional and tailgate
cooking contests, Friday night
entertainment. Saturday morning
judging, vendor sites and
kid entertainment. Awards will
be given to the Best Tailgate
Cooks in Auburn and the professional
teams as well.
Friday, April 27
Sticks Country Festival will
feature live performances from
Mark Chesnutt. Craig Morgan.
Rodney Atkins and Grelchen
Wilson. Saturday will have
live performances from Chuck
Wicks, Ashton Shepherd.
Julianne Hough, Jason Michael
Carroll. Sarah Evans and Trace
Ailkins. 'Ihe festival will be held
at Parker I fill, l o r more information,
visit their Web site at
www.stickscountry.com.
Saturday, April 25
Auburn City Fest 2009 will
hold its 9th annual one-day
festival at Kiesel Park. City Fest
includes more than 150 exhibitors
and vendors, a juried art
show, live musical entertainment
and a variety of children's
activities.
Friday, May I
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LAUREN SMITH
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It is important to always have
a big picture in mind when trying
to accomplish something.
Most people like to take
things one clay at a time, but
you can lose focus and forget
why you even started the task
in the first place.
A few semesters ago, back
when I had not declared a
major and had no idea what I
wanted from Auburn 1 wondered
if spending t housands of
dollars on something is worth
the experience.
Cut to present day, and my
answer to my younger self is
yes.
Once I found something that
lit my interests and skills, going
to class was not as tasking as 1
once thought it was.
Most days (not all) I actually
find myself enjoying what
my journalism professors are
leaching me.
Plus, I have to keep in mind 1
am not doing this college thing
solely for myself. People are
watching me.
No, I do not live in some Truman
Show world (mine would
be boring, trust me), but I do
have two younger sisters looking
to me as an example.
talk about pressure. 1 could
not. screw this up.
I am the first in my family to
go to college and I do not want
to be the last.
I want my sisters to look at
me and see that it is possible
(in four years, no less).
One of my sisters will graduate
high school in May and
while she is not going to a major
university, I am still happy
she has chosen community
college.
My other sister is 10, and
while I have time to work on
her, 1 know she is watching me.
Being home for Christmas
with my sisters reminded me
again I am not earning this
degree for just myself.
So I've stuck with Auburn
these last three and a half years
(it was not always easy, as most
students already know), and I
am proud to tell (and brag to)
my sisters that yesterday was
my last first day of class EVER.
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ELLISON LANGFORD
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Jan. I, a day when an entire
culture comes together to
resolve to do away with their
personal shortcomings and
become better individuals.
Hut soon enough, typically
around the mid-month mark,
the list is forgotten and we go to
our bad habits.
Hut why does the quest for
self-improvement suddenly feel
so urgent when the last digit on
the date changes? It's not like we
automatically gel a clean slate
when the ball drops at midnight.
Hut wouldn't we eel more
accomplished by striving to become
better people year-round?
How about, instead of waiting
until Jan. 1 to get around to that
laundry list of improvements,
personal change becomes some-
Ihing that goes on all year. After
all, you can get a lot. more done
in 365 days than you can in 14.
And as much as we all may
dislike it, most things are best
dealt with immediately. 1 have
never actually had a paper write
itself. So 1 finally resolved, after
many agonizing all-nighters, to
start them at least a few days
before they're due. You would be
amazed at the results I am getting
by doing that!
Despite this minor Hash of
brilliance, I am still nowhere
near the ideal human being. Hut
people aren't making suggestions!
o improve my actions a
lot less when I work to try and
be less of an idiot, rather than
waiting until a specific day to
squelch ;ill of my demons at once.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Open auditions for
"Steel Magnolias" by
the Auburn Area Community
Theater will be
held Jan. ft and 7 from
6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. at the
|an Dempsey Community
Arts Center in Auburn.
No experience is necessary,
and no prepared
readings are required.
Anyone interested in
auditioning may come
cither or both nights.
Anyone interested in sets,
props or other aspects
of production are also
invited.
Call Director Steve Bice
at 334-332-2620, or visit
our Web site, AuburnACT.
org for more information.
EVENTS
Saturday, Jan. 9
JCSM: Saturday Art
Club is a free creative
opportunity open to
children ages 8-12.
Children will observe art
and create their own art
project with the help of
a JCSM educator. Parents
and gaurdians are
encouraged to join their
children. The club is from
10-11 a.m. If you have
more questions, e-mail
jcsmtours@auburn.edu
orcall334.K4t.3tS6.
Wednesday, Jan. 14
Internship and Summer
Job Fair will provide opportunities
for students
to network with different
employers and discover
different camps and summer
programs from 10
a.m.-2 p.m. at the New
Student Center. Check
out the list of attendees
at www.auburn.edu/ca-reer.
Whining and Dining
willi the Dean starts
back in the New Student
Center from 11:30
a.m.- 1:30 p.m. allowing
all students to present
any and all concerns or
problems to Dean Green.
Sign up at www.auburn.
edu/deanof students.
Thursday, Jan. 15
Artist Talk at JSCM
features noted painter,
printmaker and illustrator
Ratal Oblinski. 1 lis
current exhibition. New
Dreams of Old Values, is
on display at JCSM from
Dec. 13,2008 through
Feb. 28,2009. This free
presentation is a part of
JCSMs Third Thursday
Free Nights program.
Saturday. Jan. 17
Stories in Art at the
JCSM welcomes children
ages 4-7 and their
parents or gaurdians to
attend a literature experience
and a hands-on
project from 10-11 a.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 21
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10:00 a.m. on the Roosevelt
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from Parker Hall. Have
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Friday .Jan. 30
Miss Auburn University
Scholarship Pageant
will showcase Miss
Auburn University 2008,
Abby Steverson as she
gives the crown away at
7 p.m. in die Student Act.
The pageant will consist
of talent, swim wear and
evening gown competitions.
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