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F in e: Officer attacked: U of M Sets New Policy: F irst L ad v D o h a Ayng victim Plea; ------W illlan First Lady Nancy Reagan is reported Philippines army major was shot The University of Michigan is set to Heckworth, a 20 year old inmate at tht to be in strong tmd stable condition dead Saturday, the second high ranking impose a code of nonacademic conduct, Allegan County jaU died thia week, fron following breast suigery. Doctors army officer killed in two days. which would give the school the power to and AIDS related virus. O fficials are fearfu say the surgery was a success. expel students for nonacademic reasons, for the health of those who tried to saw Reagan gives warning: Die student body president said, 80% o f al Heckworth. None of these people knew In Baby Jessica Safe: Jessica Over the weekend. Reagan said risks to students do not like the idea of the schoo had A ID S. McClure was pulled out of a well U.S. naval ships in the Persist Gulf rfaying parent after two and a half days. Gifts are will be dealt with appropriately. A New Kind Of Houm coming in from around the world. M ist Boat: Paul Venice has a small problem Miaf America Returns: Jessica has been asking for her bottle Naval strike: On M onday America, Kaye Lani Rae Rafko returnee his house is floating on Lake Manatou and bear. the UJS. attacked two Iranian some to Monroe this weekend. She was Venice is trying to move his house acres oil rigs. The U.S. attack was in Greeted by 4,00 people as part o f a red carpel the lake, however, the township he is gomrf retaliation for the October 8 incident, into won't allow the house ashore becaust relebretion. when an Iranian speedboat opened Are he does not have a building permit on a U.S. helecopter.
blue avenue Day Care Center Prepares For Halloween* ...- x w e r ' OW6T, UWfT i ’KNSUJ I- 15 VTNOO'RP n o t a r a pem &tieiifiv ? themselves with Halloween traditions. 7&GPT t* fW U V fCTPKr»lUlY YOU GO By AngfUu D. Groom These activities help the children to U30K1H6 F$R/ , -jfigdNlVCtftSlW News Writer overcome their fears of the season. VWRPI6- Krause stress safety to the kids by using Pall festivities are in the air at the Grand examples in casual talk to help them Valley State College Day Care Center, understand. She encourages them to make a including an exciting week of Halloween game out of sotting Halloween candy. They preparation. are tautfit to. politely approach the door Recently the kids, ranging in age from to while trick-or-treating and to say thank you and one-half to six-yeais-old have have been for their treats. working on black and orange paper chains. This week the kids will be baking and Mary Aim Krause, Director, skid, "This decorating cookies, bobbing for apples, and activity gives the kids carving pumpkins. The kids will dress up by teaching them to M ely Cur l siw gni hi costumes and face paint for trick-or- line." The children participate in finger treating around the campus offices on puppet plays and pretend time while using Friday, Oct 30. - costumes and masks to familiarize
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Pag* 3 The Lanthom October 21,1987 Editorial
I was approached by a member of the English Department about the Reading Days Slave Auctions Offensive article that appeared in last week's issue of the Lanthom^ He first pointed out to me that Professor TenEyck did vole against the motion, making the vote a tie and Sale" on campus, the protest would be Dear Editor, thus defeating the motion. I apologize for this error. It was a confusing part of tremendous and the event cancelled or at As an executive board member of the the meeting and I just misunderstood what transpired. least the name changed. So our response is Black Student Union, I feel it is my It was also informed that there is great support for Reading Days amoung the faculty. why aren't more students and faculty apauled obligation and duty to be sensitive to any If this is true, then why if ECS is a nepiesenaiive by this term? and all problems and situations that body of the faculty, did the motion fail? It is unfair that any black student should discriminate, disrespect, or attack the cultlire I strongly urge aH faculty members who are in have to see the respect of the race poked at and people o f the race; support of Reading Days to convey thejr by a fund raising event- or any other event On Oct. 21 an event called the "Slave feelings to, Allen TenEyck, James Blakey, Nancy for that matter. Maybe the name is a small Auction” is to happen in the dorms. The Terry, John BornhofaC Stan Lindquist, Ursula issue compared to the great many other event’s purpose may be very honorable, but Franklin, Robert Mayberry, or M el Northrup, black related issues on campus. But, black this is not the issue. The issue is the name ECS members. I would also hope that any respect, pride, and our history are serious "Slave Auction",, a degrading term used for faculty member who is free will join the students concerns of a serious black Student Union the sale of black slaves as cattle and, for their study session on the Kirkhof lawn Friday, and Black History Awareness Month property. The name displays as clearly as at 3:00 p.m. to show your support for Reading planning committee and we recommend that many other policies on campus, that the. D ays. die name of this event be changed or that it black race is not treated with die respect we It would be very nice to have the students and faculty working together on this issue. be cancelled immediately. demand. Lisa Lawerence and Steven Cooper Union Some student organizations who we talked Black History Black Student . F io m P . 1 Don't Forget... with were amazed that I or any other black Awareness Union could be disturbed by such a "small" phrase To set your clocks BACK Month Planning Unionization of professors has beep, in the 1980's. If there was a "Swastiea C om m ittee. attempted a few times before witfiout one hour Saturday Night success. The tint step needed^ to be conquered is to take a vole to see if m^re is Reading Days Decision Unfair support If 30% of the employees vote to be represented, they then need to decide on Dear Editor, students for the return of Reading Days. an organization to represent them. This feeling is reflected in the fact that the It is being stressed that the possible union The elimination of Reading Days has been Student Senate was able to get 1400 is "very much in the embryo stage" but is a serious injustice to the students here at signatures on their petition for Reading being seriously looked into and more Grand Valley State College. We need Days in just three days. information will be released, according to a Reading Days to provide adequate studying With such enormous support, I cannot GVSC education faculty member. time before exams actually start understand how Reading Days can continue Having one extra day to plan for finals is to be denied 1 important in the mental preparation for the The Executive Committee of the All- exam period. To us students, finals College Academic Senate rediscusses this represent 25 percent of our class work. We issue on Friday, Oct. 23 at 3:00 p.m. in the want to be able to concentrate all of our board room of Zumberge Library. efforts into studying. The board room happens to overlook Without Reading Days, many students Lubbers Pond. If there should happen to be still have more than one exam on a given students there with banners supporting day. Thus, they are unable to put 100 Reading Days, that would be a strong percent into each class. Any advantage we persuasion for the two undecided votes to can get, will help us. join our cause. See you Friday. There is a strong feeling among the Laura Rea Students Need to Join Together
exams, second; professors will be too Dear Editor pressured into making a decision on a student's final grade, and third; they just Last week the Lanthom reported that the don't think Reading Days are useful. Reading Days proposal had been defeated, it It is true that there is a possibility that now appears that the Reading Days issue is some exams may need to be given in a still alive and kicking. The Executive different room than the class usually meets, Committee of the Senate will take up the but in my opinion the benefit of Reading issue once again this Friday. Days far outweighs die small difficulty that The Reading Days issue seems to be one will arise from having to go to a different that won't die as some may think it should. room on exam day. The reason it won't die is simply that the As for the professors not having adequate students won't let it die. Die issue is loo time in which to make a grading decision, important for us to let it slide by. Many the new calendar requires that grades be people have been working very hard to find turned in at noon on the Monday following a compromise that will allow for the much the week of exams as opposed to the old needed continuity that the new calendar policy of noon on the Friday of Exams. provides, while at the same time retaining The professors are in fact gaining three days Reading Days. in which to do grading. Ifs revenue is raised through the There are those who object to the proposed The third argument, that Reading Days are sale of advert***. As Gnmd Valley Stale College's official student newspaper, we wish it compromise though. The arguments not useful, to me is the most offensive. It to be known that the opinions expressed in the Lanthom do not necessarily reflect the gainst Reading Days are: tint; that room position or opinioo of Grend VaDey Stale Cofleje. changes may be needed for 1.8% of the See VIEW p.4 T h e Lantkom 't deadline for ml material is NOON FRIDAY. The Lanthom conducts business at the Knkhof Center, GVSC Campus, Allendale, Michigan 4M 0I. N o n t (616) 895-3120 or (616) 895-3608. i
h J * l $ fi? l Pina War* Fuel Competition Between Dorms bom p.3 mmm iM M tfmt not he a Ih io o f dm D q n just for study. For room k b * day to or yet becaeee to y l b • bnak from die heavy ttfrttMft of M e u a u eed pepen through whmevur means want is to me w ill receive "a huge bash!" said May. they m u fk . Than an a lot o f stadants Urn idea o f ,passing a Unhid Way tough who e n Reading Days to sttdy for the Student Senate kirkm you to a study pamy cm around whan pium an exams. It doesn't really matter though how session on Friday, O ct 23 at 3:00 on delivered has been considered, but Kirkhof Lawn. The exeenrive rnmmittn Reading Days an used, what does matter is said Julie May, nothing has bean arranged for this as b e importance that the students place on of the Senate will be meeting et that date to of y e t make thftr wwn—w— qq Reading Rimdihg Days. ' with ARA. May is also the director of cash Students have taken a stand in support at Days, so bring your books and show your Pizza wan have bean in program and marketing. On Monday she Reading Days. For professors to disregard support In case of rain, the study session knot October 8 and will continua until became director of the Commons. will be held on the first floor of the library.. students' opinions on such an important December 18. May andothen win May has high hopes forth# future of Candy Cowling keep tmck of how many piism or the Commons. According to her, it pizza parries are ordered by each floor will become the "showplace of the M idwest!"
The following cases have been reported to vicinity of the Little Mac bridge. The DPS He was wraigned on O ct 7 and entered a not Case Number 5 the Grand Valley State College Department A have a suspect and the incident is under gn ik y p lea . On Oct. 8 a studant in Robinson House of Public Safety, according to Officer Grant investigation. Case Number 3 reported the theft of hit w allet Officers are Schliew e. Cask Number 2 There has been a larceny o f a hub cap and investigating the incident y On Sept. 18 a student reported that alao a Rolls Royce emblem from a 72 Ford Case Number 1 someone scratched up the paint on his in the parking lot. Any person with information on any of On Oct 8, a student reported to the DPS vehicle. Campus Police arrested a suspect Case Number 4 these cases. are urged to contact the that she was approached by another person and he was charged with Malicious There have been two radar detector's stolen Department of Public Safety at extension and knocked down. This occurred in the • Destruction of Property over $100, a felony . since the fall term started 3235.
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ThtUmhom OMoNrtlr IMVA m i #' Campus Life The Dating Game: Embarrassing to Some, Fun for All By Lyn Wolf kind of knew what the question* would be Staff Wrlttr like, so you would know wh*t to ley." The question* were not much differsnt "The Dating1 Game" once again drew a then the questions asked on the television crowd on Thursday, October IS. The version of the game: "If you were an Kirkhof Center Crow'* N eil waa filled with animal, what kind would you be and why?" enthusiastic participation by both the "What kind of traffic sign would beat audience and contestant* from the time represent you?" Master of Ceremonies, Dan Tillman, took the stage until the last prize had been Answer* ranged from personal stripteases awarded. f~ ' to baked tuna and cherry surprise for The audience was clearly up for dinner to romantic walk* along the beech. spontaneous and explicit answers,, and Prize* consisted of dinner dates at yelled at or booed contestants who didn't Brann's, Casa Lupita, Oranny's Kitchen, answer to the crowd's pleasure. and Good Time Charlie's. "It is the kind of game that you want to ~ The variety of contestants and questions know what you are doing before you»do It, provided an Interesting twist to a Thursday so you don't embarrass yourself," said night, as well as the questionr^'Will it be bachelorette number three, Sonju Thrash, bachelor number one, bachelor number two, "It was fun. though. I only wish thut you or bachelor number three?" The dating name bacheiormi prtpartfor the next queilbn, Photo hy Handy lletflelil Beverly Jones: Not Just A Cleaning Lady
Immediately taking action, stud* By Kimberly Nuvurre formulated a petition and coll*' Campus Life Writer signature* from HO percent of tlx msi/h In the Living Centers, It was th "She is kinda like Alice on The Brady presented to Terry Hmk, tnt affirm Bunch, straightening our 'shirt' and looking Valley's Physical Plant "They
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They didn’t have to turn criminal to strike Rock hammers dug and cracked geodes. paydirt Sparkling crystal geodes, loads of fun and Crystals sparkled in the sunlight winding cave passages were pan of Geology Ill's "This one is full." (Older geode's crystals two day tour of nine geological sites. have grown until the inner cavity is solid.) It was Seven students, three cars, one professor, and one better than a treasure hunt. Some geodes were journalist left Grand Valley Friday, September 16th not broken but saved to be carefully cut in the at 12:30 p.m. from the Physical Plant for South lab. Ah, yes, sweet anticipation! Central Indiana "AJ1 right now, we have a convoy," Reluctantly we left and headed towards the someone cracked. Walsh quarry. Our itinerary told us that "The We arrived at Yellowood State Park at 8:30 p.m., Walsh Quarry complex is reported to be the put up our tents in the dark and crashed. Professor largest building limestone quarry in the World. Tom Hendrix's alarm rudely awakened us at 6:30 am. We emerged shivering in the morning chill. From these pits came stone for many famous "How was your night?" buildings, including the Empire State Building." "That ground is hard!" The class stood awed by the deep water-filled "You must have slept on the same rock I did.” pits and giant blocks of limestone weighing 5-15 By 7:30 am., we had already hit Hardee's for tons each. An oversized "chainsaw" used a mud breakfast and were on the road to geode country. slurry to slice through the limestone like cake. Geodes are the hollow crystal-filled rocks often sold After lunch we explored the Lost River in rock shops and gift shops. drainage system in Orange County, where an Our convoy pulled o ff the road at a road cut in entire river goes underground, traveling 21 miles Harrodsburg Formation just north of the turnoff to before resurfacing seven miles away. Monroe Reservoir. Geodes, weathered in half, To get there, we climbed barbed wire fences dotted the rock wall. After a scientific briefing, ("Watch it or you’ll lose it") and crossed farmei s everyone enthusiastically dug in. fields, avoiding the cow pies. Between two fields The group found some nice geodes, though the was a deep overgrown channel which we followed ones in the rock were impossible to get out But until suddenly the Toliver Swallow Hole opened better sites were ahead. up before us like a dry whirlpool sunk 50 feet By 10: IS our budding geologists headed to the into the earth, cluttered with debris previous Monroe Reservoir, dam, and spillway. Monroe waters had carried here. At the very bottom was a Dam, begun in 1953, is one of the few dams where four foot dark hole, leading into dangerous engineers consulted geologists before construction. subterranean caves. After careful study, the dam now stands as a model Hendrix explained to us, "The Toliver for undents. Swallow Hole is a large sink hole that formed We continued lo the other aide of (he RaM rvoir to ■djacant lo the awlfhce of Lost River, and for i look for more geodes. To our datiflM we w en tfoad ■tom, Mrvsd m iM Ntffei link for the Lost River of schedule. "GreatT exclaimed Mike Hocy k m t h m Mttface warn now only during periods Cynthia Skinner squeezes her way through a three and a half foot 'Maybe To* wffl give m aon time lo And atty of lM *y nmoff" high tunnel where the floor suddenly lake a four foot drop. and ticfc-ae geodes." ftw* fort we went to . . . the cave1 The Photo! Kathleen Matron And we did. On a forested slope, we found half- See GEO. I ll, p. 12 M.f I nhlluith hcUUt 11, P»Rf 9 Rmk Row from Isfl ln Right 1lm Nelson Inf llatfwlnkfl tom Ifrndrlt Doug nlriulrr Dttvr Dontrlrr Mike I lory Cyrilhui Skinner Front Row Drh f'mmel Ray Spenser Sieve Ring f arm Dog St/. - ~ - i - Ul »a ll Sieve King V ‘ dislodges a numnefossil M y romthe I ■■ rock. IM 2 sEsfssnssnsaasjz The group examines the mammoth cutter at the Walsh Quarry. Joe llazewinkel explores a SOfi. by 3 inch cut in the limestone. W h . ^ ■\N, By S. Fessenden Sports Writer Grand Valley went out this defend their six game winning streak and came back with a high note of success. The Lakers played on home court to take on Northwood Institute at the net. The game actually turned out to be quite bizarre when the final scores were tallied. The first game found the Lakers ahead 15-11 things were looking pretty good. In second game however, Northwood found room enough to squeeze the Lakers out in the last few volleys, 12-15. In the third, Northwood was tiring and fell short under Grand Valley's strong defence. The Lakers janfe* 15-6 and literally ran away the last game by shutting Northwood out; 15-0. PhotolRandy He field After the Northwood victory, the Lakers Paula Tiffany (13) and a teammate go up for a block against Northwood. went out on the road to Lake Superior State (also called the "Lakers"). Grand Valley has done well against Lake Superior State in the Harriers Have Tough Time at MSU past, but after the first game it looked like Lake Superior was going to turn the tables 19:25. Lpura Moore finished third for Grand being the GLIAC Championships. Among By Eric C. Nietling on the Grand Valley team. After efforts by Valley at the 19:53 mark. Gail Hoffman the teams present will be Hillsdale (1st is Sports Editor the GVSC team, Superior still pulled out and Pam Ruppert finished out the top five NAIA polls), Ferris S t (12th in Division U ahead to steal the game away 12-15. Grand The Lady Lakers went on the road last Lakers across the finish line. A big surprise polls), Lake Superior State, Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan. Martin is very Valley wasn't about to give up and go Saturday and paid a visit to East Lansing. for the Lady Lakers was newcomer Sharon excited about this meet and expects hit home, however. The second game again Tire Michigan State Invitational, better Smith who finished sixth for the team. runners to be "up" for the big race. Mentzer brought the Grand Valley Lakers back in the known as the "State of Michigan This is her first time running since her and Payne will be running their last race spotlight. With quick and decisive action Championships” brought some awesome junior fear of high school. Coach Martin is here at the Valley So expect some hardcore from Carmen Bolden and Alison Scott, the runners to the green and white town. Most keeping his eyes on the junior from Grand action. Lakers continued their march to the winner's of the eyes in Lansing were probably set on Ledge. Other finishers for Grand Valley Martin also stressed the importance of circle by quite a margin and took the win, the Spartan football game, but not for 12 were Kerry Gremel, Kim Korinck, Bobbi student support. He expects quite a few 15-9. Lake Superior wasn’t pleased with teams and over a hundred cross-country Bailey, Cindy Payne and Karey Anderson. spectators from opposing teams to be there their loss and went out to play the third runners. Overall, the Lady Lakers placed 10th out and would like to see some Grand Valley game in overtime. With a few well-placed The Lady Lakers had a pretty good day of 12 teams, behind teams such as U of M fans. If anyone has never seen a Cross- spikes and serves, the Lakers took the win seeing as how Jean Mentzer had another (1st), EMU (2nd), Ohio St. (3rd), Hillsdale Country race, this should be the one to see. away from Superior once again 17-15. good race. The senior finished the day with (4th), etc. "It was a good warm up for us," The meet will start behind the fieldhouse GVSC was on a roll and kept right on an 18:46. That time gave her a 17th place commented Martin. "We will be better and will end by the practice football field. I going to take the fourth game and the whole finish, not bad considering half the teams prepared for this week's meet" Martin was know everyone will be at the homecoming match home with eight straight wins under running were Division I schools such as referring to the GLIAC meet coming up this football game so why not get up a little their belts. As it stands now, the Lakers are MSU, U of M, Ohio S t, Eastern Michigan week. This Saturday, the Lady Jokers will host early and cheer the Lady Lakers on to 4-4 in the conference and 12-8 overall. and others. Sandra Terrell was the next their final meet of the season. That meet victory? Race time is at 10:00 a.m. See STREAK, p.15 Lady Laker behind Mentzer with a time of Laker Offense Stalled by Northern, 28-0 for that game. Yes, they did give up 28 15th ranked Saginaw Valley. another touchdown for the visitors. The big By Eric C. Nietling . It figured to be a rough game, besides play in this drive was a 61 yard run by All- points, but it was a rarity to see them score so little. The defense kept the Lakers in the Sports Editor the weather. Grand Valley won the toss. American candidate Steve Avery. Avery game. On the offensive side, it was the first A bad luck omen? Who knows. . . seVfen ended up going over the top from the one for the score. time that the Lakers have been shutout ia The smell of a GLIAC tide was in the plays later and 12 yards upfield, the Lakers The next three plays for the Lakers ended 36 games. The game also broke a string of air last Saturday as the Laker football team were already punting. Thats okay, it up in two more interceptions. The only 21 games that Guy Schuler either rushed or ran onto the field to receive the opening usually takes a while to get warmed up. difference this time was that the Laker passed for a touchdown. kickoff. It was a cold rainy day, but 2,743 On the next GV possession, they moved defense found themselves and held the In the end, Ray Buckner led all Laker diehard Laker fans (give or take a few six yards in as many plays. Then the wall Wildcats to four yards in seven plays, and rushing and receiving with 41 and 28 yards Wildcat fans) braved the harsh winds and started to crumble. Doug Lee punted to on the next possession stopped Northern at respectively. Schuler passed for 106 yards rain to cheer the Lakers on. As the seconds Jerry Woods at the NMU 36 and he went the one yard line and forced them to kick a through three and a half quarters. On the crept down on the pre-game clock there was all the way down the field to score the first field goal. A bad snap kept the Wildcats defensive side, Doug Johnson led all ladders a sense of tenseness running throughout the touchdown of the game. — — ------from increasing the lead. with eight and sacked the quarterback once. crowd and down onto the field. That was pretty much the story for the The Laker offense came back out onto Jim Robinson had seven tackles. Mike The reason for all this? The Northern rest of the game as the Wildcats would the field on their own 17 hoping to get Slazinski, Mark Turner and Mike Smits had Michigan Wildcats had invaded Lubbers come up with the big play in clutch something started before the half. Schuler six tackles apiece. Smits also had two pass stadium to prove why they were ranked 2nd situations. Don't get me wrong. . . it was threw nine consecutive times, connecting on breakups. (Division II) in the nation. The Lakers, an even contest throughout the game. At only three, stalling the Lakers at the This week will be different, though. ranked 18th in Division II, were virtually the end of the first quarter, the punt return Northern 43 with only eight seconds With a frustrated Hillsdale team headed into the only team in the Wildcats path for the proved to be the difference. remaining in the half. Northern ran out the the Valley, this will be no ordinary game. GLIAC title. Unfortunately for the Lakers, The Wildcats first full possession in the clock to take a 14-0 halftime lead. The Chargers are currently (2-2) in the that title odor was snuffed out by an second quarter occurred when the Lakers had The Wildcats came out smokin' in the conference and (4-3) overall. The Lakers (2- unstoppable force unknown to any Laker. crossed midfield for the first time. It was a third. A 46 yard pass put Northern up 21-0 1, 4-3) will be a different team. The By shutting down the (what was) potent third and twelve play at the NMU 48 when and put the pressure on, but they weren't homecoming crowd will be a major factor in Laker offense 28-0, the Wildcats pushed Guy Schuler threw his first of three done yet. Another score late in the third put the game. It will be a good game so come Grand Valley out of the top spot in the interceptions for the day. The pass was the game away; 28-0. on out. Kickoff is at 1:30 Saturday at conference. That position is now held by caught at the NMU 11, but the Wildcats The Laker defense deserves a lot of credit Lubbers Stadium. the Wildcats and their next opponent . . marched 89 yards in seven plays to score I faf«12 ThtUrNhon) October 21,1017* Hockey Club Has Great that two teams where established, one on and one goal apiece from Lou Scarpino, allowed as the refree cl allied it was kicked By Tim Newllii Thursday and one on Priday. In the Mark W iltz and Tim Bannlnk. Leading the in. Organizer and coach Tim Newlin is very Sports Writer Thursday league the Lakers opened the way in assists was Tim Newlln with two optimistic. "These teams hsve skated The Grand Valley hockey club started its season against Grand Rapids Junior College and one from Tom Modd, Darin Lawson together for years and we have been skating first season with great expectations two coming up short 6-5. Scoring for the and Brian Burmania. A tying goal late in for two weeks. Already these teams know weeks ago. There was such a great turn out Lakers where Dan Bergren with two goals the third period by Tim Newlin was not Grand Valley came to play. No other team hits harder than us. We can win this league .. : 1 ...... (blue avenue in only are first year." In their second game OF A tf/ O K ff UJHO CJ3XD against Z's, a close game in the third period OH n t e r .'M i r m & m e m m e mb on won? ms, CtfSFOL SetOHK at 1*1 slipped away as the Lakers made too 30 YOUR 'KMJS NOU>;YOUU> u m I PIPNT HAV0- BCHOS THAfmn tlMC 10 R50JP6R IWtt many penalties and lost 5-1. Scoring the O pTIM ff. YOU HAVE? "TWO M0RNIN6; I Atwosr QUAutiw that m e UXJPtfR OffW M I 5 6 H ) ...... UWUflNft only goal was Lou Scarpino and assisting tr m w was Tim Newlin. In the Friday league the Lakers tied 3-3 behind goals from Kris Cubbage, Tom Santarlas and Mitch Master. This second Laker team can also win its league. The players would like to thank the fan support they have been getting, and ask students to sign a petition for allocated funds from the school. A varsity sport here at Grand Valley is a reality in the near future. This I Thursdays game is at 10:30 p.m. All ■ games are at Jolly Rodger ice arena, behind Dunhams Sports on 28th street. Oct 22 GRJC 10:30 29 AQUINAS 9:15 MONDAY GEO. Ill Sports Night From p.p. 8, 9 6 0 OFF 18K All NighfHappy Hour! The professor had been telling us horror stories of the slimy mud-filled cave. We changed into our grubbiest clothes and $ TUESDAY descended into Elrod Cave. 4 0 OFF 14K Mud stalactites dripped from the Late Night Happy Hour! ceiling, yet we were relieved. Because of low rainfall levels, the cave, was reasonably s s s s s s s a • dry, much like walking on modeling clay. $ FEATURED BAND: Pinpoints of flashlight beams were our 2 0 OFF 10K only light. Thursday - Saturday "This is Geology at its finest," said Mick Furlo Hoey, despite the fact he had been startled out of his wits. Hoey, pointing to a rock feature on the wall, surprised a bat sleeping three inches below. We found several of ------WEDNESDAY------the tiny, furry critters attached to the walls. "Bimini Brothers" We slid down a mud slide to a lower level. Sometimes the mud looked like it had boiled up and solidified. The more Jostens Cold Sale For one week only. Order and save on the gold ring of your choicd* adventurous "of our group explored small -THURSDAY winding passages off the side. "It ended in a small cliff that went into water so we College Night! didn't go on.” The passage wound narrower until by JC )STENS DRAFTS the end of our tour we were crawling on all AMERICA S COLLEGE R I N G ’“ fours down a three and a half foot high 250 tunnel. We skinnied through a man-hole (9:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.) size opening into the last chamber and DATE: OCT. 26 & 27 • TIME: 10-3 • DEPOSIT: $20.00 emerged once again into daylight, muddy Payment pians AvaXatw PLACE: KIRKHOF CENTER - LOBBY -»■ ESg V V L7 V V V VV V V W W V1' and grinning from ear to ear. What a great _ .. ______m tm K £zl way to study! 1 1 5 MONROE MALL. Meet with your Jostens representative for full details See our t oniplete nng selection on display m your college bookstore Sunday we visited Cataract Falls and a a» tgwcp O' mi in Paddington 4 Worthmore's Deli Restaurant super-quaint, old-fashioned General Store. 454-2223 Getting in the car for G.V.S.C., Doug Olender summed up everyone’s feelings, "I'm not looking forward to this part of the trip." (near the Goalpost) ' "Your Closest off-campus hairstyling salon" ■Special $2.00 off haircuts! BEER-WINE-LIQUOR-LOTTO* (with Jodi only) .expires 10/30/87 **” *WITH*‘ ** /. *****TANNING SPECIALS TOO***** , KEG BEER!! /. Three Stylists to serve you! tZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZt 895-7151 jl STANDALE 453-1007 ” \ *TIm LaMhom O a d b tx ll, 1917 A * IS Lots of Questions Will be Answered for Pistons Conference champs, a great deal of their road to a National Basketball Laimbeer is a great rebounder! William By Rodrick Wdlf questions w ill have to be answered. Association championship. Bedford is a question maik. Sports Writer Can W illiam Bedford produce and ^tay out Isiah Thomas will lead a solid guard Bedford w ill fit in well with the Pistons of trouble? W ill Vinnie Johnson resign or corps. Thomas is the best point guard in. running game. He is a first round pick and It this the year the Pistons nuke it over become a free agent? Has Bill Laimbeer the league (excluding Magic). This year he has a lot to prove. If he can rebound, block the hump? Thst's the big question for this developed an inside game? W ill Isiah pass will have to make sure his teammates are shots and play consistent defense that's all 1987-88 season Detroit came so close last the ball this year? And why is Sidney involved in the offense. Sometimes Isiah we need the first year. year, but>efmey^ were so far. If Detroit is Green even on the team? Other than that seams like he is to talented and tries do to Rick Mahom and John Salley will handle going to dethrone Boston as the Eastern the Pistons shouldn't have any trouble on everything by himself. Without a doubt, the power forward position. Mahom is a he is the leader of the team and the team's excellent defender who backs down from no destiny is in his hands. one. I f Mahom was given the ball more on Tyson Topples Biggs: Joe Dumars is one o f the most underrated offense I truly believe he could seme more guards in the N.B.A.. This year Dumars points. His defense was the major reason will take a few more shots and his scoring the Pistons went as far as they did last year. average will increase accordingly. Being "Hollywood" Salley is just the opposite of Holmes is Next the Pistons best defensive guard, he uses a Mr. Mahom. Salley loves to run the court jab and good lateral movement The key to By Kelly J. Israels great deal of energy on the defensive end. block shots and dunk everything in sight boxing Tyson is to avoid going "toe to Sports W riter For the Pistons to be successful, he will If Salley can develop some semblance of an toe". have to continue to hit the open jump shot. inside game, that would give him a solid To this point nobody has been able to The world witnessed another stellar The Pistons must sign Vinnie Johnson. all-around game. In a couple years may be boxing performance last Friday night by slug it out with Tyson and come out on Johnson is a true Piston and they need his the next Kevin Willis with finesse.' top. Tyson is a quick power-puncher who "Iron" Mike Tyson. It was a bout that scoring off the bench. Johnson has won a Adrian Dantley will handle the small favors a slow paced fight rather than a matched Tyson against Tyrell Biggs for the lot of games for Detroit and he has some forward position. He is the Pistons best undisputed heavyweight title. Also, the movement oriented boxing match. The good years left inside scorer. Dantley will see the ball only question was could Biggs stay with two other heavyweight contenders were First round pick Freddie Banks will be more in the clutch this season. Didn't want present, namely Larry Holmes and Michael his plan of "boxing" Tyson: brought along slowly. -He is adjusting to to step on Isiah's toes last season, Be will Spinks. Thus, there was a boxing match The first round saw Biggs dancing the point guard position. He is an be more comfortable this season. Look for at hand as well as an enormity of laterally and sticking Tyson with numerous outstanding outside shooter and will give a big year from A.D. controversy. left jabs. Tyson had success in landing the Pistons a legitimate three-point shooter. Dennis Rodman is playing offguard anc Entering the titlebout, Tyson was a 12 body punches. After the first three Bill Laimbeer will hold down the middle small forward at the moment. He lookec -1 favorite1^ beat Biggs. The 2fcyear-old minutes, Biggs had managed to take the for Detroit. Laimbeer supposedly worked good against the Bullets Saturday when he Tyson had a 31-0 record with 27 first round. It seemed as if Biggs had a on his inside.game over the summer. He is played guard. He creates a lot of match up. knockouts. Weighing in at 216 pounds, plan that could work against Tyson. a great outside shooter, but most teams are " problems for the opposition. Rodman wil Tyson was confident and stated, "I am the On the momentum of his good start, starting to guard him with their small have even a better season this year. best fighter in the world.” The odds Biggs waltzed into a barrage of Tyson body forwards. If they can take advantage of the Detroit should win their division and it makers were thinking along those same blows and combinations. Tyson took the mismatches created by Adrian Dantley it they are injury free they will have a shot at lines and most bets were on the side that fight to Biggs. The challenger seemed to will make the Pistons a better team. an N.B.A title. the fight would not go six rounds. forget his prefight plan as his arms dropped The challenger Biggs, who is five years to near his waist and he no longer was the elder of Tyson, at 6 foot 4 3/4 inches dancing. Late in round two Tyson tagged had a 5 1/4 inch height advantage. Also, Biggs over his left eye and opened a large Biggs possessed 9 more inches of reach cut. This area was cut in Biggs previous Cheeeh's than the champion. "He's made for me", fight with David Bey and required 30 said Biggs who tipped the scales at 228 3/4 stitches to close it. Tyson dominated pounds. — — rounds 2,3,4,5, and 6, as Biggs tried to The fight strategy of Biggs was to keep Predictions Tyson off-balance with his powerful left See TYSON, p. 15 Or V L Ouch! The Lakers ran into a Injuries have really caused the well drilled Northern Lakers problems with depth. Michigan football team this The Lakers will continue their past weekend. The Wildcats quest for a GLIAC title with a p s TRY OUR DELICIOUS dominated every facet of the victory over Hillsdale in front game as they gave the Lakers of a sellout Homecoming I:&§• SUBS...... /X-: their first shutout in 35 crowd. games. It was the first THIS WEEKS i i shutout under Coach Tom Grand Valley 21 Beck. Hillsdale^ 13 BEER SPECIAL Northern didn't do anything 'til October 26th fancy, they just over powered Last week I correctly picked 7 out the smaller Lakers. I feel that of 10 games. My record for the year the weather conditions (rain) is 43 out of 65 for 66%. Guess Miller & Miller Light, 12 Pack^ were advantageous to the what, the pro picks are back. I Wildcat straight ahead brand guess my little talk with Gene of football. Upshaw helped. "Beat the Cheech" Grand Valley came into the picks must be dropped off in the game averaging almost 400 Kirkhof Center by 5:00. Don’t yards a game on offense, but forget to pick the Grand Valley Lake Michigan Drive, Allendale 895-6895 gained less than 200 against game. the Wildcat potent defense, HOURS: ~Mon:-Thur. 9-11p.m ., Frl.-Sat. 9-m idnight, ffjf The Lakers—are looking Sun. 9-9p.m. forward to playing Hillsdale Pro Picks this weekend. The Chargers are not having a banner year, Green Bay over Detroit but they are dangerous. They Houston over Atlanta — *aA N E S have been to the NAIA Miami over Buffalo Ifix t to the party store) playoffs the last two seasons. Chicago over Tampa Bay They were favored to win the Pittsburgh over Cincinnati Great Lakes Intercollegiate Philly over Dallas Moonlight Bowling Athletic Conference. \ Minnesota over Denver It will be Homecoming for N.England over Indianapolis 11:30 p.m. on October 30! Grand Valley. The Lakers Washington over N.Y. Jets will want revenge from last New Orleans over San F. year. The Lakers have N.Y. Giants over St.Louis bounced back after each defeat Seattle over Raiders / Try our new SNACK BAR this season. I'm quite sure San Diego over Kansas City ------Open 7 Days------some changes will be made. Cleveland over L.A. Rams Page 14 The Lanthom October 21,1987 Laker Soccer Club Splits Two Gaines Soccer Club President, Morrie Fongers, the last 15 minutes of the game, winning and John Stuit were also praised for playing By Amy Autsema felt the club played much better against 5-1, Reformed Bible didn't score any in the their positions well. Sports W riter Calvin in this game than in the season entire second .half. Fongers said the club is really improving opener where Grand Valley lost 0-10. "We Fongers complimented Graham Crockford in terms of individual skills and team effort. The Laker Soccer Club split in the two had a disadvantage to the whole season on his defensive skills in the past few "We are really pulling together as a team. games they played last week. because of our late start," Fongers said, games. "He held our defense together," We are playing as a team rather than In the Tuesday game against Calvin refering to the low number of practices the Fongers stated. Brian Stevens, Bill Gaunt individual players," he said. College, Grand Valley's Forrest Farmer club had before it went up against Calvin in scored the first goal with the Knights the September 17 game. Photo!Randy He field striking back with a goal of their own Thursday Grand Valley experienced i before the end of the first half. fourth win of the season against Reform) In the second half, Grand Valley failed to Bible College. The Lakers were ahead 2 manage another goal while Calvin scored at the half with goals kicked in by Bri two more. Stevens and David Benjamin. 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TheLanthom October 21,1987 Page IS . t * . “f ' '.v ft**~,*r . . a ■ T * . r ~ j iYfl I / L . cl A t * L 1fl Si i i W : Football Passing: NMU, Popp i 11-18-0-186, Kubi&k 0-2-1-0. i A / . .. / , I GVS, Schuler 12-30-3-106, Hunt El // I 1/ / / f O / O frLC 1 Wildcats 28, Lakers 0 -3-11-2-24. / C 7 ! Receiving: NMU, Yaggie o f tl Northern 7 7 14 0--28 4-87, Mariucci 2-29, McCoy 1-5, Grand Valley 0 0 0 Q--60 Avery 1-23, Rein 1-10, Harris 2-32. First quarter GVS, Buckner 6-28, Preuss 2-20, NMU: Woods 64 punt return Miotke 2-25, Sanders 2-20, Kent (Seeke kick), 8:48. 1-13, Scribner 1-10, Gendeau 1-14. Second quarter NMU: Avery 1 run (Seeke kick), 10:15. Third quarter ^ r,r„ NMU: Yaggie 46 pass from V olleyball Popp (Seeke kick), 14:01. NMU: McCoy 1 run (Seeke kick), 4:07. Grand Valley def. Northwood Attendance: 2,743 15-11, 12-15, 15-6, 15-0. ’“Grand Valley def. Lake NMU GV Superior State 12^15, 15-9, 17-15, First downs 18 - 13 15-8. Rushes-yaids 50-186 33-46 3 / S Passing 186 130 ♦Conference Match ^ r Jl 71 Of 1 /rJ ? Return yards 112 90 clUr/l'p!' 1v O /'. ■" •( i !i !l •. /. h'l l’. t ( in !.\L Comp-Att-Int 11-20-1 15-41-5 Overall (12-8) L jA e; i icton^s. Sacks-yds lost 3-16 4-34 Conferenceitw ^e (4-4) Punts 7-33 8-32 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-0 Penalties-yds 10-95 4-30 Time of Possession 30:47 29:13 ouve INDIVIDUAL STATS Rushing: NMU, Avery 23-155, McCoy 8-30, Popp 7-(minus 26), Redders 1-(minus 9), Hudrel 4-9, Napoli 6-24, McGee 1-3. GVS, Buckner 15-41, Newton 1-1, Sanders 4-20, Schuler 7-(minus 42), Gendreau 1-11, Hunt 4-12, Moss 1-3. 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When the referee allowed Business Machines Corporation. © IBM 1987. the fight the continue,^Tyson was all over Biggs and another jarring left hook turned the lights out at 2:99 of the seventh round. Tyson had run his record to 32-0 with 28 knockouts. In a post fight interview Iron Mike told the world, "There is no one on this planet who can beat me." An unimpressed Larry Holmes said, " I know how to beat him," a statement that Tyson has heard 32 times. Holmes, who will be 38 on Nov. 3, will get his chance at Tyson on Jan. 23 at a site yet to be determined. So, Tyson retains his title. Biggs goes home to heal and Holmes is unimpressed. In the final analysis, the proceedings can only add interest to heavyweight boxing. The Tyson-Holmes confrontation should prove to be a classic. Only time will tell, lets hope Holmes is able to give Tyson all he can handle. STREAK From p.11 This Friday, Grand Valley is home against Michigan Tech and they're back on the court again Saturday against Northern Michigan and Army. The Lakers have been , looking pretty good so far, and aren't about to let these teams get away with a win. It should be a good game so come out and support the home team! Page M The Lanthorn 1987 !TU®li¥ illM T I MIIW Student Senate, Grand Valley State College, Kirkoff Center, Allendale, Ml 49401 PH: (616)895-3231 DO YOU HAVE A S.O.R.T. CONCERN ABOUT The first Student Organization Round Table Meeting was held Thursday, October GRAND VALLEY STATE? 15th in the Kirkhof Promenade Room. The meeting, which was well attended by many If so, come meet with the organization leaders, held a very positive Student Senate! feeling for the potential this group can have on better developing student life through student- organizations. If you did not attend this meeting, there will be another one held on FULL SENATE MEETS-- November 10th. 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