WALLACE COLLEGE
September 25, 2002 Volume 89, Issue 4 Behind the Counter: A look Into the Lives of the "Candy Counter Ladies"...
Weather Get To Know Gabrielle ... page 4 Bv Mary Assad call Gabrielle a "soccer mom" time to herself, Gabrielle enjoys spaghetti. She also loves to eat News Editor because she enthusiastically cheers reading; The Strand by Stephen pizza and delicious desserts. on her children in their many King is her favorite novel. She also In describing her job, Gabrielle Born and raised in Berea, activities. Her ten-year-old son likes to watch the comedic explains that the service desk's Gabrielle Bockmiller television show "Everybody greatest priority is giving people feels right at home at Loves Raymond." directions, phone numbers, and Baldwin-Wallace Raymond's mother never information on campus events. College. The past nine Jails to make Gabrielle The candy counter also acts as a years working at the laugh. When I asked "middleman" for campus candy counter have been her to name her favorite organizations; some groups leave u joy for her, as she loves movie, .Gabrielle replied applications or other forms at the getting to know the "Jaws" without hesitation. counter for students to students and seeing so Her taste in music is conveniently retrieve. Of course, many friendly faces on a eclectic, but her absolute the counter sells candy, 'Behind the Counter" regular basis. favorite artists include newspapers, and magazines, but I learned from Gabrielle that the She admits that the Steely Dan and Bruce continued sale of miscellaneous items is not worst part of her job has Springsteen. its major function. ...page 5 to be organizing the bus Gabrielle's busy schedule schedules, but despite permits little time to travel. Gabrielle's enthusiasm.in being this tiny unpleasant task, However, she finds interviewed shows how happy she .1 she truly enjoys working gambling fun and likes to is here at B-W. Her friendly here and finds her job Cabrielle Bockmiller shares yet another grin. visit the casinos in Windsor personality, without a doubt, is very rewarding. Photo by Mark Elliott whenever she gets a chance. appreciated by all who encounter This November, Her dream is to embark on her. She is an extremely aimiable Gabrielle and her a cross-country trip and person. When asked to say a few husband Jerry will celebrate their Alex plays football, baseball, and spend a month exploring our words on which to be quoted, sixteenth wedding anniversary. basketball; eleven-year-old Jake is nation's best tourist attractions. Gabrielle paused a moment, and They are the proud parents of three involved in soccer and swimming: What would she eat on the road? then with a smile, said, "Thanks wonderful children, whose hectic fourteen-year-old Meredith is a Most likely, she'd search for a good for making this the greatest job. One Hour Photo schedules keep Gabrielle member of the marching band. Italian restaurant so she could order It's a blast every day." incredibly busy. Perhaps we could When she does have some spare one of her favorite foods: review ...page 9 Meet Marilyn Rawlinson
by Marv Assad Marilyn has been married Traveling to the East News Editor for 31 years; her husband, Coast is one of Marilyn's Rich, is also a B-W alumnus. favorite things to do. She Marilyn was born in They have two sons; Mike has gone to Maine and re- Columbiana County and raised in is 23, and Pat is 17. Mike cently visited Nova Scotia the scenic farmlands of Ohio. She served in the Navy after for the first time; she hopes attended B-W as an elementary- graduating from high school to return there again soon. education major, and she is a and is currently attending Marilyn says, "I love B-Wv.s. Mount Union proud graduate of the class of Tri-C. Pat is a senior at working with the students. . . . page 10 1971. She worked as a substitute Berca High School, and he That's the reason I've been teacher for seven years after she will be coming to B-W next here all these years. I think earned her degree. However, job fall. they energize you. It's availability forelementar y school Marilyn is a talented cook wonderful to watch you teachers was very low in the area, and enjoys eating her favor- grow from the first day you and Marilyn decided not lo spend ite shrimp and lobster. She come to the day you any more lime pursuing a teach- prepares shrimp herself, and leave." ing career. she says "I'd prepare lobster Marilyn's commitment During those seven years that if it would grow in my back- to her work here at B-W is Marilyn spent teaching, she had yard!" She also enjoys amazing. She is an asset also maintained a job at the B-W watching her favorite televi- Marilyn in nn untisiuil moment: inking tt break! to the college, and her con- service desk. In 1989 she became sion show, "Becker," reading Photo bv Jackie Plona tribution to campus life ' manager and soon realized that her for entertainment ("nothing surely cannot go without job here at B-W was what she re- too heavy"), and listening to recognition. ally enjoyed. classical music. She is also a fan of Dixieland music. Women's Volleyball ,. . page 11 Read more about life Behind the Counter continued on page 5...
September 25, 2002 The Exponent page 1 VIEWPOINTS A Fine Idea I UUST Me fail English? That's Impossible hy Scott Robinson students of European descent. As an English major, 1 can as- Staff Writer Consequently, the program does WANT guage, save for the part where we your philosophy seminar and said live in an incredulable country, portant but tricky world of gram- sure you that no one, regardless of I would like to take this not provide an opportunity for started using really asinine slang things like 'I wake up once in a possessing many moralitalicious mar, it is time to invest in a style what they tell you, really has a opportunity to respond to an ar- those students to celebrate their and "like" became acceptable. 1 while and jot down some notes!'" people, who are, if I am not manual. MLA, PDA, IRA, what- handle on the English language. ticle entitled "Being Different is culture alongside their friends and kid you not; the Plain Dealer told So you can see that the study of mistakering, Americans."A dictio- ever manual you choose, is neces- It's a strange blend of romance lan- OK". The article appeared in last classmates at commencement. me, "It's, like, totally appropriate!" English is essential for both drink- nary is, obviously, an invaluable sary for the correct format and look guage and Germanic history that week^s issue of The Exponent and However, the idea itself is abso- Get with language evolution, you ing mead and insulting people, tool when it comes to not making of your papers. You can't just go gave proverbial birth to something I whole heortedly agree with the lutely wonderful and I would like etymological fossils, you! thus making it invaluable in your a [fool] of oneself. leaving dates out of your major Ihut eventually morpheil into the ideas it presented. nothing more than to see the Kente Granted, there are certain aspects day-to-day lives, not to mention Another good way to make sure campus publications, and you cer- modern English language. Here is The article stated that Kente cloth program extended to be more of English that are relatively easy that you would probably feel pretty you command respect from your tainly cannot just plunk in any old a quick history of the English lan- cloths are more than a simple inclusive, despite the fact that I to comprehend. You can under- stupid if you showed up at a party newfound English loving buddies year you like on the bottom on the guage, so you can sec exactly what decoration, they represent history, personally continue to debate fbe stand the history of it. It's a lot like and were the only one speaking is to proofread everything you page! You cannot use size 86 font I mean when I say that the English philosophy, literature, religion question of whether or not com- math; (Anglos + Saxons) - Gaelic Manx Gaelic. How embarrassing! compose. You may think you are just because you feel like it, and language is "cracked out." Back in and moral values and there is no mencement is the right time and divided by random words from The question now becomes how, in a position of immeasurable you sure as [heck] cannot disre- the day, somewhere in England, doubt that such things are worthy place to celebrate culture? I have every other conceivable language exactly, can we, average joes try- power and prestige, when sud- spect the [pain] that is English! But people sat around and said, "llmm, of celebration. However, there is come to the conclusion that if it is except Inuit = English. However, ing desperately to remember when denly, people are laughing hysteri- 1 digress; as I was saying, a style Spanish is pretty easy, and French also no doubt that these are the indeed a good place to celebrate, even after having done extensive to use "affect" and when to use cally not only because your poste- manual such as MLA can help you is pretty straightforward. Let's mix same things that distinguish .one then surely it is good place for research of my own in England, "effect," gain a good enough mas- rior looks big those pants, but be- in seeing that there are certain stan- The Voice of Reason in some Germanic nonsense, spell the birthplace of English (exten- tery of the wiley English language cause you have inadvertently left dards, even in something as in- culture from another. They are ALL of us to celebrate. gions, passages have been inter- itless hate is like poison to the by Ned lattver words in a fashion completely op- sive research meaning listening to to use it for our own perverse pur- the "1" out of "public" in your sanely concocted as the English among the characteristics that de- After all, this is a liberal arts col- preted and meanings twisted in soul." stafT writer posite as to what could be classi- a plethora of drunken British poses (insert evil laugh here)? major campus publication! I am language. You cannot allow your fine what is beautiful and unique lege and we discuss the impor- order to serve a violent purpose. The play may have lost some- fied as phonetic, and see where we people speak, and having watched embarrassed already. speech, writing, and major campus about every culture and that in- tance of equality and fairness ev- When the world makes us weary Whether it's a loose interpretation thing in the translation in other First, I would suggest buying end up!" Well, ok, they didn't say all three Austin Powers movies), publications to look like something cludes the cultures of Europe. ery day, so nobody should support and it seems as if the hate mon- of the meaning of jihad, or Pope places, making me want to pick up yourselfa good dictionary. I highly Another essential tool for com- that, because English was not then my conclusion is that not only is that was written by the inmates of Unfortunately, the administra- a program or activity that excludes gers of this planet may indeed win Urban's loose interpretation of the my Spanish books again, but this recommend The Devil's Dictio- plete English domination is a a language, but I am sure they said the English language hopelessly a local insane asylum. It will not tion has not made any provisions students based on their ethnic or out over the truly beautiful poten- meaning of...a good soldier of line was powerful enough to tran- nary by Ambrose Bierce. Webster grammar manual. This way. not something similar, because there insane, but that Americans have be tolerated by anyone with a for students of European descent cultural heritage, European or oth- tial of the human spirit, there are Jesus Christ, conflict can result, scend any and all cultural barriers. has nothing on this guy; Oxford only can you spell (thank you, Mr. is no rational explanation fora lan- actually made the English lan- brain, and even some people with- to participate in the Kente cloth e r w i s e voices out there that echo through from Crusades to jetliners. "Just as She was referring partly to the hor- dictionaries seem dry and unpal- Dictionary!), but you know where guage as cracked out as English, guage better. Do you really need out a brain. program and it currently includes In conclusion, I would like to use the ages and remind us exactly in Christianity', she writes, "Islam rors inflicted by the Nazis during atable when compared to Bierce's. the hell those pesky gerunds go. unless you consider mead a ratio- that "u" in colour? American color only students of color. So while this article as an opportunity to re- who we are and what we should includes a huge spectrum of dif- the Holocaust, partly to her own Take his definition for "editor: a Don't ask me what a "gerund" is; It's not easy; no one ever said it nal explanation. Then there was is so much more economical! Why the idea of going to the office of spectfully request that the Dean of be about. ferent beliefs and political atti- situation during the play as an ob- person...but so charitable withal 1 would imagine something Ger- was. English is a demanding mis- William Shakespeare, and he would I ever make an apology and multi-cultural affairs and getting Students make the KentcVloth Ours must be a voice of reason, tudes." ject of someone's bitterness and that he tolerates the virtues of oth- manic, Either way, you need to tress, a jealous lover. She needs started putting "eth" onto the ends say that I had apologised? What ers and the vices of himself." Ah, know where it goes, along with constant attention to detail. She yourself a Kente cloth sounds like' prdgrarh all inclusive by "attend- Queen Noor of Jordan stated in Dr. Gesink concludes with a rea- hate, and partly to humanity in of things, and the next thing you kind of goober spells organize and such a little minx, but I digress; innumerable other little grammati- craves use of obscure words just a great plan, the fact is that no ing it to include students of Euro- Dearborn, Michigan just about a sonable statement for us all. It general as wisdom she has gained know, "Yourcth underweareth colonize and pasteurize and pul- there is nothing more important cal tricks, such as not ending waiting to be brought back into such cloth has been designated for pean descent. year ago "the bridge we are build- makes us aware not only of the as her life begins to draw to a pain- iseth showingcth" is standard En- verize with an "s"? than a good command of the lan- phrases with prepositions (how circulation (and, hopefully, to re- ing is fragile and threatened by ex- dark sides of other faiths, but also ful close. glish. Then Dan Rather was born, Sometimes, you can even study guage, and a dictionary is a good embarrassed would you be if, in place "like" as an acceptable con- tremists on all sides." She was of our own, and teaches us to rec- "Limitless hate is like poison to and now everyone speaks like he the etymology of many of the place to start. Look at the great your major campus publication, on vention). She needs your attention Baldwin-Wallace College speaking at the annual meeting of ognize and avoid that spark of vio- the soul", she says. Does hatred does, except in Mississippi and 2,973,693,425,042,857 English leader of our great nation; people the front page no less, you ended and tender loving care. Why? Be- the American-Arab Anti-Discrimi- lence, which is in all humanity. make our enemies turn from young parts of the Bronx, where people words; "total moron" comes from think that George W. Bush is a tool, a phrase with "of." The English cause if we don't take care ov it, nation Committee. Extremist Learning about other people and men and women into human The Exponent obviously have something wrong the Latin "totalis," which means and I am willing to put seven majors on campus would laugh God knows the British won't. thinking has a funny way of per- cultures is all-important to our bombs? Does hatred make Ameri- with their tongues. This is the com- "total," and "moronibus," which American dollars down that it's heartily at you). Submitted by: verting things. place in the world. Otherwise, the cans discriminate? Hatred has the plete history of the English lan- means "guy who sat next to you in because he says things like "We, Once you have mastered the im- Rachel Uawley Last week, when I personally result is "The Ugly American", potential to sit inside any one of Editor-in-Chief Jackie Fiona thought no one would challenge which I would hope none of us us and take root. Hatred has the Copy Editor Jennifer Bcrndt the general bungling of so many would ever want to be. power to rule our decision-making, things Islam, along came a won- Business Manager Altoun Altoun A final experience with voices even national policy. Hatred is a Your Situation: You derful piece from one of our own. of reason occurred just over the tenacious beast; ready to claw at Online Editor Robert Zolnowski Dr. Indira Gesink's article entitled weekend, at the performances of and shred everything we have are a little older now News Editor Mary Assad "Islam and Violence in the Media" Cyanide at Tea Time, performed in worked to build as a people. A & E Co-Editor Erinlee Stifficr and fired of the elbow- requires at least a second reading. conjunction with the Teatro dc San We must not let hatred win. We THE A & E Co-Editor Lauren Sweat We have come face-to-face with Marin in Buenos Aires, Argentina. must defeat it, not with more ha- Campus Life Editor Melissa Barncr Islam in the past year like never Something struck me at the last tred, but with pragmatism and re- to-e lb ow, Lice r-s o a kod Sports Editor Jennifer Bischoff before in our history. Dr. Gesink English performance on Saturday lief. Ours must not be a voice of en r pet, club scene. UARRYMAN Viewpoints Editor Peter Kcrliri forces us to take a hard look at our night, something that had eluded hatred. Ours must be a voice of Photography Editor Elizabeth Evans mainly Christian population as me at the performance the night Along with age has TAVERNE & BREWERY well, pointing out that in both reli- before. Sofia comments that "lim- Distribution Manager Sarah Davis H ONUS T 1- l) 1)1) 0 HONEST BRER Ad Manager Brian Gillis come wisdom, so you've, Advisor Gcrric Paino Letter Policy The Exponent wel- also developed finer comes submissions from taste in your beverages Staff Writer Knthryn Michel the B-W community. Let- At the corner of Front and Church Streets Staff Writer Kathleen Gonso ters/editorials can be en- and choice or hang-outs. on the Beren Triangle Staff Writer Chelsea Waugaman tered via paper or disk. Staff Writer Scott Robertson Disks are preferable. 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Weekly Weather Forecast STARR Quality September 25-October 1 bv Marv Assad is a participant. Grants such as programs that work to erode News Editor STARR have the job of common stereotypes and spread Meet Kathy Alvey promoting the work started by the truth, rather than the myth, brin Look up, and see dazzling stars about student-athletes. by Marv Assad she met her future husband who in July; Wednesday, Wallace fradttipnw. High 72, Low 55 in the night sky. View a movie, and Throughout the 2001-2002 News Editor worked at Reese Air Force Base. Kathy truly enjoys working here September 25 Breezer'sCup.named after Myron see celebrities, or "stars", on the big academic year, the STARR poster She also acquired a love for because she has the opportunity W. ThornburgThornburg', wiU feaw^ feaw^ ^ ,..,, ..... screen. Glance around you, and series was implemented When I approached the candy country music, which is now her to visit with the many friendly rct Partly Cloudy the winner of this year's Home-- athome.HewowBr^parSpBer|: witness the effect that STARR is throughout the college, displaying counter to interview Kathy Alvey, favorite type of tune. Kathy then students. When asked what aspect coming contestnalicontest. nalia a tbitwasgiventtbit was giyeato hi$ov«;ttra?oy« j having on the Baldwin-Wallace statistics that were the result of I immediately noticed of the job she liked the The championship is made up of the;years' by • loyal ;8tudenft,^Lt'' community. detailed survey results submitted how busy this woman least, Kathy replied, "I 'our parts: the t-shirt, spirit, float. every game on could.'find/Mr."' Perhaps you have read a glossy, by our school. Says student- was. don't think there is a Thursday, md banner contests. Points will be Thornburg wearing a brown and High 72, Low 60 neatly typed sign that informs the athlete mentor Alicia Emanuel, "In The time was around worst part." September 26 ;iven to those halls or organiza- yellow polka dot bow-tie, B-W passer-by how seventy-live percent hard-working organizations like meeting with the student-athletes, 1:00 on a typical Friday She says that Snickers tions that win first, second, or third letter sweater, and derby hat. He of B-W athletes drink once a week, CHAMPS/LifeSkills and letting they agree with the tactics of the afternoon, and seems to be the candy places in each contest. also carried with him a B-W Partly Cloudy less, or not at all. This .sign is a the truth be known to the public. program." CHAMPS/Life Skills customers were Hocking favored by customers, The hall or organization with the megaphone and his most prized product Of the generous STARR Michelle Gallagher, Director of graduate assistant Jeff Smith adds, to the desk to buy sugary but Kathy's personal most points will be awarded the possession, his amazing set'of (Student-Athletes Taking Active the CHAMPS/LifeSkills program "We love working with the student snacks, pick up their favorite has to be the Breezer's Cup immediately fol- lungs. ... ' •;';• Responsible Roles) grant. here at Baldwin-Wallace, athletes." New York Times, or grab Mars Bar. lowing the football game on Oc- During the first year of his at- I recently had the opportunity to explains, "Our goal is to get a This year, STARR again will be (he latest issue of Time Because she has Friday, High 70, Low 55 tober 12, 2002. A plaque will be tendance as a fan, he was nick- discuss the STARR organization positive word out about our actively involved around campus. magazine. worked with the airlines, September 27 ilaced in the Student Life Center named "Berea's Breeze." He with some members of the B-W student-athletes that exists but The generous grant B-W received After speaking to Kathy has traveled nd will hold the names of each could out shout, out cheer, and Few Showers staff: Michelle Gallagher, Alicia unfortunately isn't widely will support the production of Kathy for about a frequently, and she says ear's champions. had more spirit than the entire Rmanuel, imd Jeff Smith. Their published." more posters, a display at minute. she was that her favorite place to The Breczer's Cup" will be given bp^dsing*iea7n's"rans7uTKonor of enthusiasm for this relatively new By addressing this issue in a Community Day, planners given to suddenly called away to visit is Europe. :o the winning organization for the this great man, the Sophomore program is apparent, and straightforward manner, STARR all athletes, and even screen savers fix a problem with the In her spare time, leriod of one year, and will then Class is dedicating, this year's considering the goals of STARR, has the objective of spreading emitting statistics from the school photocopy machine, and .Kathy enjoys Saturday, High 68, Low 50 >e handed down to the next win- Homecoming contests -to September 28 one is clearly able to see why. positive facts about college computers. The computers in the as she returned to her volunteering for the Red 1 lers. Plaques will be given to all "Berea's Breeze." Good luck, Closely affiliated with the athletes, replacing stereotypes cyber cafe as well as in the post the telephone began Cross and the hospital's Kalhy poses behind the counter. rst place winners in each contest and as Mr. Thomburg would say, Scattered Showers NCAA, STARR is a grant used to which are often misleading. Recreation Center are already ringing. Then a woman newborn nursery. She Photo by Mark Elliott a spirit stick-will also be givento..-"Yea Brown! Yea Yellow! Yea correct the generally made How did Baldwin-Wallace updated with facts and figures. came asking for change also likes crocheting, hose winning the spirit competi- .Jackets! assumption that most student- College become involved with Currently, B-W is under for twenty-dollar bills, knitting, needlework, ion.) If you have any' questions, athletes abuse alcohol or arc STARR? Every two years, this consideration for a renewal of the and the cpnstant stream of attended Minneapolis Airline and yard work. Myron W. Thomburg was bora please contact one of your Sunday, involved in unhealthy, non- organization donates the hefty grant for an additional year, or customers never ceased for longer School and soon after found her Catch Kathy watching n 1885 in Westfield, Indiana and Sophomore Class Officers. The September 29 High 58, Low 45 academic lifestyles. sum of $15,000 to each of eight $7,500, which would continue the than a few moments. first job in Chicago, working for television, and most likely she'll |moved to Berea in April of 1919. deadline for candidate nomina- selected colleges throughout the work established here during the Amidst Kathy's work, 1 was able American Airlines. be viewing "Drew Carey" while Also related to the NCAA is the He was a Berea city councilman tions is September 23,2002. past two years. eating some (if her favorite Partly Cloudy CHAMPS (Challenging Athletes' nation, and in the fall of 2001, to learn much about her life. She Currently, Kathy resides in North [and worked for New York Center B-W was one of the few honored was born in Fort Monroe, Virginia, Royalton with her husband (who Mexican food. Minds for Personal Success)/ Railways for over 50 years. recipients. This grant funds happens to be a B-W alumnus). Kalhy is a wonderful person and LifeSkills program, in which B-W but she only spent two years there Mr. Thomburg did more than Submitted By: before her family moved to San The couple's oldest son is married fun to talk with, so the next time ierve his community though, he Amanda Kale Monday, Antonio, Texas. Shortly iifteri • •. andlivirigJn.L-ubbQck;.the.ic.second _. you, buy. ii.caqdy bar during hur September 30 High 71, Low 51 The Price of Food she moved to Fairbanks, Afaika" son'and fiis'wi'fe live in'Chicago; 'shift,Tiesure to take a moment to where she started elementary their third child, a daughter, chat. Kathy's message to the Read The Exponent online at should raise tuition or raise food means that if the school had a pro- school. She would soon call graduated from Baldwin-Wallace students at Baldwin-Wallace is lo Partly Cloudy by Scott Robertson staff writer prices. While some may debate jected operating cost of 100 mil- Lubbock, Texas home, and there in 2000 and will be getting married "be happy, have fun, and be safe." www.bw.edu/~exponent lion dollars they would set our tu- about the answer, the decision to ...Candy Counter continued in the October 2, 2002 issue. As always there has been a lot of raise food prices provides stu- ition, food prices and other costs Tuesday, Make sure to meet the rest of the Candy Counter ladies then! High 71, Low 53 discussion about the price of food dents with more flexibility than to a level that would bring in an October I B-W Jazztet at B-W. There have been a num- the alternative because you can estimated 101.6 million dollars. ber of claims that food services is choose to cat less, or you can The money left over after operat- Partly Cloudy ; operating well above cost and choose to cat elsewhere, but you ing cost is typically used for capi- B^lcyRi; -, . ' J i(; Courtesy of www.weather.com could cut prices if they really can't choose to pay less tuition. tol improvement projects such as .Churchsi. •',' Spices Things Up wanted to. So what's the real deal The book store offers a simi- renovating the SAC, buying new 'ES rSc hv Robert Zolnowski position "Star Crossed". The computers, or improving the Rec- with food services? How much KiiJFigri'. ' SaubtiyS Online Editor sweet yet dark sounding bal- money are they really making, and reation Center. lad featured Matt Dingles on where does it go? The questions "...B-W has a So when you really stop to look £;:i;^£saV8B^ This past Saturday the 21st piano, Greg Meyers on bass, sound simple, but the answers arc at the numbers, B-W has a tight of September at 8:00 p.m., Chase Blowers on drums, and rather complicated so 1 will try to tight operating operating margin and v*ery little the Baldwin-Wallace Jazztet ..Brian himself on tenor saxo- break it down to a bottom line. margin and very room for extra expenses. Despite directed by Greg Banaszak phone. According to the school's 2001 the fact that these numbers are performed for a large audi- This composition was an IRS 990 tax exemption form, little room for quite good, I realize there are still ence in Gamble Auditorium excellent show of creativity a number of people who are con- which many of you may have seen extra expenses." of the Kulas Musical Arts and a perfect fit for this online. Food Services earned a cerned about parking, so I will Building. concert's program. The army gross profit of 1.9 million dollars briefly elaborate on parking and The group of students of saxophones, taught byGreg in 2001, and the book store made lar level of flexibility because stu- tickets. played a vast majority of Banaszak, definatley showed an additional 1.1 million dollars in dents can buy books for less According to members of the styles and composers ranging up Saturday night as well as the same year. However, these online or they can share books administration, the school brought from hardswinging in-your- the rest of the Jazzlet. numbers arc misleading because with classmates. When you actu- in roughly 120 thousand dollars face tunes like "Tenor Mad- In all, the concert was very they do not include overhead costs ally look into the pages and pages through parking pass sales in 2001, ness" by Sonny Rollins to a enjoyable; it had a large array such as labor and equipment. of numbers and charts that repre- and that number is expected to newly composed ballad of styles, and kept me inter- Vi v If you add the overhead cost in- sent B-W's financial situation, grow slightly this year. However, -' -,'; ;>.,••/.'• wiiliCowmi.jiolv«ildwlihwyoliwofrer,' named "Star Crossed" by stu- ested to see what the B-W '••'Vl!\ •-"?-!'*.*'•.•>.•/;.'":.•:; i-- ••. '4'.Bqil««IOOCMB-V;'';-.-'!',.-''!• volved in these operations you will you will find that the administra- the money earned on parking dent Brian Tervo. Jazz Band may have up their discover that food service only tion is actually doing a very good passes is used to pay for operating When thinking about the sleeves for their concert on made a net profit of about 200 job in comparison to other private expenses, which helps to keep tu- night's solos, one name Saturday, October 26. thousand dollars last year, and the schools in the area. ition down by reducing the schools comes to mind - Tim Fisher. If you enjoyed this concert book store made only about 100 Perhaps the best indicator of this dependency on tuition money. Tim is a Music Education or you are curious about this thousand dollars in the same year. fact is that we have a very low In addition, the schools gener- major and is studying the stellar performance and want So the total profit for Food Services operating margin. The term "op- ates roughly 75 thousand dollars trombone. All of Tim's solos fo have a copy of this concert and the book store combined was erating margin" refers to the in parking tickets each year. That Saturday night fit the style of on cd, bring one of your own right around 300 thousand dollars. amount of money the college money is put into a student schol- the tune to a "T". Using blank cd's to the Jones Music As individuals it is hard for us to hopes to bring in above cost for arship fund that is then redistrib- glisscs and hard-pointed Library, and you can have imagine now much money it takes the year. Most schools have an uted to students in yet another ef- rhythm he stole the night. your own copy. You can also to keep B-W going. The college operating margin of about 4.5 per- fort to reduce tuition cost. So Brian Tervo also had a great make copies of any past B-W has a total operating cost of just cent while others such as Denison when all is said and done, the bot- contribution to the concert Music Conservatory perfor- over 80 million dollars, and liku have margins as high as 11 per- tom line is this: you can pay a little Saturday night with his com- mance. any large operation, they have to cent. Baldwin-Wallace College more here and there, or you can make choices. The choice in this operates at a surprisingly low mar- pay a lot more in tuition. particular situation is whether they gin of only 1.6 percent. That September 25, 2002 The Exponent page 5 page 4 The Exponent September 25, 2002 -;•' 7 Campus Events for the Award-winning, author Richard Rodriguez in- it-5/ *•• «•• week of lectures at Baldwin-Wallace Celebrates Community' Day September 25- October 1 are differ- and we don't brownest person he had ever mei. Rodriguez was able to make his TT7VT T—i " 7f ~ r~> " J • Aits & Entertainment Co-Editor ent. like it; thr.t is Brown is r< stale of having two point with humor and then back | witti r Fiends and- runuiy Rodriguez why our or more aspects within that inter- ofl'to allow his audience a chance Richard Rodriguez came to us described teachers sect und war. For example, to process. His audience left feel- from San Francisco, California. a part of don't get Rodriguez is Catholic and gay. ing like they had more to think hv Cirelelu'n Waupamnn Kathy McKenna Barber, Alumni graduate, is a member of PUUM He is an award winning essayist our cul- paid much Those two aspects are constantly of, but without feeling ham- stuff write! Director, and the alumni office Tucky. The Baldwin-Wallace September 26 and respected author, having writ- ture that, and students at war. And that state of war is why mered. His esoteric humor and stall' were in charge ol it. The cheerleaders led a cheer and there Join the Spanish Club for a brown bag lunch with ten three boolcs. Me has wriuen he caited don't like to many people in the United Stutes unflinching approach made nor- Community members, students, alumni office has ahvavs been in was a balloon artist. the Chilean students who are here through an ex- on a variety of subjects for the the Ameri- learn. We don't want to be brown. They want mally taboo subjects feel com- parents, faculty, slalV, imcl foothall charge of the event. Communiiy Day is always held change program with the Ohio Arts Council. This New York Tunes, Wall Street Jour- can '"I". don't want to to be black or white. fortable tans turned out I'm the twenly- nal, und The American Scholar "Two thousand five hundred on same day as the first home informal event will include: an introduction of the He feels hear it. .scconil Annual Community Day people cairn- to [he event. The fooiball game. With iheir lickci among other magazines. On the exchange program with Laura Joss of the Conserva- that this Rodriguez held on Saturday, September 21, number of people ha:; steadily purchase, participants were able poster that the Academic and Cul- '"I" is what tory at B-W, an introduction (in Spanish) with also talks 201)2. grown throughout the year:,,' ^aiil to gel ink) the football game thai tural Events Series (ACES) put makes so about race The event wa.s started by a pre- Burner. A harheeue picnic was alsi < night when Baldwin-Wallace Raimundo Garrido, and a chance to hear the five out, it said that Rodriguez was many und culture vious president ol the college, held. The Baldwin-Wallace food laced Mount Union. Chilean students talk about their experiences in the here to "examine issues of race, young in America. Neal Malicky, 22 years ayo as a service supplied the food. Mayor Joe Biddlecombe, United States..Strosacker College Union, ethnicity and globalization of people lilt '.-;;.. />'.' in^ut-: ;, M I j ri"i'i. rj He states that way of saying thank you to the "They do a phenomenal job," mayor of Berea, and President Sandstone II at 11:45 a.m.. American culture," and he did ex- around the (o reflect. America is community member:: tor ::!! nf said Barber. Marl: Collier welcomed '.he actly that..-Rodrigiu*.?..gave nne- -rW-a-r !-d Photo by Emily Laughlin - - vary much a their support for the college. The food thai was served wa.s crowd at the football game. This of the most interesting, riveting, want to black/white The communiiy members from hamburgers, hot dogs, sloppy joes, was the second largest recorded Internship workshop - learn how to earn credit for inspiring, and different speeches come to America. It is the sense country. There isn't veiy much Berea, Middlcburg Heights, macaroni salad, cole slaw, baked crowd in Finnie Stadium's his- your internship, receive required paperwork, how to that have ever been delivered on of the individual above all else and space for brown.. Not only brown Brookpark, Strongsville, and beans, brownies, cookies, iced tea, tory. be a-successful intern and how to get your questions the issue of diversity. : it represents freedom to the rest of as in brown skin, but also in a Olmsled Falls were invited to at- lemonade, pop, and coffee. "The football game was incred- answered. 12:00-12:30 p.m. in Lang Dining Hall. Diversity is a word that the world, freedom from the "we' person's history, or heritage tend. The publicity for Commu- For entertainment, the members ible. 1 am so proud of the players Rodriguez despises He believes that permeates most other cultures Rodriguez warns that yoii «ir miss nity Day was by invitations, post- attending the picnic heard music even though they lost. They rep- • B-W-SHRMlmoiithlji[meeting. GuestspeakerLydia t separates people from each But one problem with the Ameri- a lot of very brown people, because ers, ads in the local paper, and in- from the Midpark High School resented Baldwin-Wallace so (her Rodriguez feels that we can "I" is that it is lonely It can they look white formation found on the Baldwin- Marching Band, the Baldwin- well," said Barber, "The weather should emphasize connections also interfere with other parts of He met a girl after September 11, Rodriguez meets with interested lecture goers Wallace website. Wallace Pep Band, and a blue grass for the event cooperated which focus on her 'background; what;jielpe^Kefcto siic-y;: : ver diversity, that we should cel- our culture For example, educa- with blond hair and blue eyes, who Photo by Emily Laughlin * \ ' The event was held from 4:30- band called Poon Tucky. Kevin was important. I was pleased that ..' ceedi|arid ;Wili;providXa sunimary bfilier,career,'^^ ebrate all of the ways we are simi- tion is contrary to our "I"ness September 25,2002 The Exponent page 7 page 6 The Exponent September 25, 2002 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT One Hour Photo B-W Students Take Center Stage Results Develops into a Brilliantly Supporting Actress, Comedy Series Actor, Comedy Series Spotlighting B-W's Dramatic Seniors Doris Roberts, Everybody Loves Bernie Mac, The Bernie Mac Show Raymond Ray Romano, Everybody Loves forms, Wendie Malick, Just Shoot Me Raymond Crafted Movie amazing people." the musical Cedro Cynthia Nixon, Sex and.the City Kelsey Grammer, Frasier As Lola, Cedro plays a little bit Parade. grinned and Kim Cattrall, Sex and the City Matt LeBlanc, Friends hv SCHII Juha tramarital affair, he is determined much different manner than you of a temptress. Her favorite line is When she's exclaimed, "Be a good boy and do like Lola Megan Mullally, Will & Grace Matthew Perry, Friends staff writer to teach him a lesson that he will had before. older she's tells you." never forget. Besides the superb storytelling, "E very- "gotta play" thing!" Supporting Actor, Comedy Series Actress, Comedy Series One Hour Photo is a film by The best aspect of One Hour the acting in this film also must Yet Cedro can see the good side Mama Rose Cedro has Peter Boyle, Everybody Lows Raymond Patricia Heaton, Everybody Love writer and director Mark Photo is the way in which be commended. Williams turns of her character. She's like that from Gypsy. tried her with all aspects of life, incredibly Brad Gurrett, Everybody Loves Raymond Romanek that stars Academy Romanek perfectly crafts this in- in an Oscar caliber performance, Small re- hand in sev- positive. Her advice to incoming Raymond Jennifer Aniston, Friends Award Winner Robin Williams tense and riveting story through and Nielsen and the rest of the lates to her eral aspects freshman that pursue the stage is, character of David Hyde Pierce, Frasier Jane Kaczmarek, Malcolm in ih (Insomnia), Connie Nielsen the use of effective storytelling. supporting cast are terrific as well. of theatre, "Really work hard. If you are pas- Meg. They Bryan Cranston, Malcolm in the Middle (Gladiator), Michael Vartan The character development One Hour Photo is a dark film, including sionate about something, really are both Middle Sarah Jessica Parker, Sex and the City (Alias), and Dylan Smith. In this throughout the stage man- truly devote yourself and be sup- separated Sean Hayes, Will & Grace Debra Messing, Will <£ Grace course of this film is portive of others that are also try- superb. The audi- aging and from a choreo- ing to work toward their dreams." loved one, Writing, Comedy Series Actor, Drama Series ence gains a deep un- graphing Well put. Meg from Andy Richter Controls the Universe Michael Chiklis, The Shield derstanding of each the piece her husband The Bernie Mae Show Michael C. Hall, Six Feel Under character and what "Ready for Joe and Everylmdv Loves Raymond Puter Knuise, Six Feel Under motivates them Leah Small Love" in the Small from Sac and the City Kicfer Sutherland, 24 What is more, this "I've always had theatre in my spring 2002 her boy- Martin Sheen, The West Wing film leaves you on Stcfanie Cedro will play Lola in Damn Yankees, blood," said Leah Small of Leah Small will play Meg in Damn Yankees, dance con- friend of Supporting Actress, Drama Series the edge of your seat, photo courtesy of Stcfanie Cedro Ellwood City, Pennsylvania. photo courtesy of Lauren Sweat cert. Yet she two years Tyne Daly, Judging Amy Actress, Drama Series because you are Small, who plays Meg in Damn prefers per- and her par- Lauren Ambrose, Six Feet Under Jennifer Gamer, Alias never able to predict hv Kathleen Gonso Yankees, believes in the "every- Connie Nielsen, Dylan Smith, and Michael forming. After graduating, she as- ents. Both women are strong. She ter are her kryptonite. She openly Mary-Louise Parker, The West Wing Amy Brenneman, Judging Amy what will happen staff writer thing happens for a reason" men- Vartan in One Hour Photo, pires to act on Broadway and pos- enjoys the role, describing Meg as admits to being a Golden Girls Stockard Clinnning, The West Wing Rachel Griffiths, Six Feel Under next This tality. When visiting Baldwin- photo courtesy orwww.yahao.com. sibly work in film or television. a meaty character with lots of junkie. Watching the reruns of the Janel Moloney, The West Wing Frances Conroy, Six Feel Under unpredictability Wallace as a prospective college Robin Williams in One Stefanie Cedro Although she applied to four col- cheesy lines. She feels comfortable four vivacious broads and their Allison Janncy, The West Wing gives the film a high level of in- yet the final "snapshot" of the she felt a calming sense, a sense Hour Photo, Stefanie Cedro, 21, feels her up- leges, Baldwin-Wallace was her as Meg, claiming it's the first time mischievous plots help her relax, Supporting Actor, Drama Series tensity. movie leaves the audience with a of home. Yet her fears of pursuing photo courtesy of coming portrayal of Lola, a char- first choice. It was the only school she's been really sure about what particularly before or after a re- Victor Garbar, Alias Outstanding Drama Series However, the best part of the sense of hope concerning the fate musical theatre, an incredibly de- www.yuhoo.coni. acter she describes as a three-di- that would allow her to pursue de- she is doing on the stage. hearsal. Freddy Rodriguez, Sit Feet Under CSl: Crime Scene Investigation story is the surprise ending in of the characters. This motion manding field, almost took her mensional Spanish woman who grees in both musical theatre and Her favorite quote from the show Small expresses irritation with Dule Hill, The West Wing Law & Order film, Williams plays Sy Pnrrish, a which everything is tied together picture is a perfect example of in- down the path of musical educa- gets feisty with the devil, may be business administration. is "a man doesn't know what he people who show her a fake front, John Spencer, The West ffing Six Feet Under troubled and lonely photo techni- in an unexpected way. At the end telligent, well written entertain- tion. She's happy she didn't let her her new favorite role. Between acting as student coor- has until he loses it" because it an unrealistic version of the real Bradley Wltitford, The West Wing 24 cian who becomes obsessed with of the film, an important piece of ment; and therefore, earns the doubts stop her. Cedro shows great enthusiasm dinator of The Newman Center, makes her count and appreciate her person. Her advice to incoming Richard Schiff, The West Wing The West Mug the Yorkin family, whose pictures information about Sy is revealed grade of an A. After graduation Small plans on toward Damn Yankees and theatre singing, dancing, acting, and many blessings, such as her boy- freshman theatre majors is, "Stay he develops. When Sy discovers to the audience, and this, informa- moving to New York City to audi- in general. She loves the baseball schoolwork, Cedro doesn't have a friend and parents, her number one positive; it does help. Laugh a lot. Variety, Music or Comedy Series' "Outstanding Comedy'Series '"'' that Will Yorkin'is having an ex- tion makes you judge him in a tion for shows and voiceovers. She theme of the show and the 1950s lot of free time. When she finds a fans. Laughing makes you feel better. The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Curb Your Enthusiasm would like to flirt with the record- setting. She feels that the double- spare moment she loves to read, Before performing Small drinks Enjoy life. Support each other.- Late Show with David Letterman Everybody Loves Raymond ing industry. She enjoys easy lis- casting of the show "gives several write letters, and relax. ten, sucks lemons, and attempts to Laugh." Politically Incorrect with BillMaher Friends tening and rock alternative music people the chance to play great "Its important to have time away calm what she calls good nerves. If there was one word to describe Saturday Night Live Sex ami the City In Production but not pop, which she feels is "go- roles." from Theatre-world," she said. She looks for inspiration in Bar- Small she and I both feel it would Tlie Tonight Show with Jay Lena . Will & Grace ing down hill." hv Scott Juha will still produce the film along with reports have indicated that Vin Die- Since the age of three, Cedro has Her boyfriend Brandon and her She loves Broadway and aspires bara Streisand, "She's a cool lady." be ambitious. been in about a hundred shows, family are her most avid support- Exercising, shopping, and the Writing, Drama Series •Winners in bold slaff writer John Lee Hancock. Hancock di- sel has turned down an offer of 20 a career that involves using her including dance recitals. When ers. Cedro describes her parents, social scene serve as outlets for Alias rected The Rookie and is now set to million dollars to star in the much- voice, which she feels is her strong asked which kind of dance she per- her role models as "amazing, suit. Her dream role is Lucille from Small. Ice cream and peanut but- ER Compiled by Erinlee Sliffler and In Hollywood, there is always a take Howard's place as director of anticipated sequel to the 2001 The Shield Lauren Sweat lot of buzz surrounding the motion The Alamo. Blockbuster, The Fast and the Fu- 24 Information provided by picture industry. Here is some of the However, after giving Disney the rious. This also means that Rob The West Wing www.eonline.com/features latest movie news. boot, Howard has quickly gotten Cohen, who directed lift original A Taste of Argentina with Cyanide Disney is set to make a movie 'back in the saddlc'so to speak. Ac- film, will not be back either. Paul about the Alamo which will be re- cording to Variety, Howard may Walker, however, will reprise his Bv Andrew Marikis delier, the show probes the depths The acting was so good that it did leased in 2003. Originally Ron direct a Western role as detective freelance writer of passion and deception in the not matter that I only understood DVD News Howard was set to direct the film, titled, The Last Brian O'Connor. wake of the Nazi Holocaust. the odd word here and there. I thor- but Disney and Howard could not Ride. Filming for the se- (.Como se dice "Thrilling" en Bringing the text to life in English oughly enjoyed the show. hv Scntt Juha must be stopped. I have not seen agree as to the direction that the film Reports that quel is slated to espanol? Why, Cianura a la Horn was B.U. graduate Paula Duesing One common clement between slaff writer this film, because 1 could not bear would take. According to IGN- Academy Award begin next month. Del Te, of course. Whether in En- as the author Sophia, whose only the two productions was the haunt- to put myself through the torture FilmForce, Howard wanted to lake Winner Russell Speaking of se- Purveyors of the world's finest glish or in Spanish, this weekend's published novel about a Jewish ingly beautiful singing of New on DVD this week is Mur- of watching the always annoying a gritty, realistic approach to the Crowe would be quels, the James coffees and teas performances of Cyanide at Tea- ghetto heroine made her rich, fa- Argentinean Veronica Diaz. Dur- der By Numbers and Eight Legged David Arquette chase computer events that took place at the Alamo, featured in The Bond franchise lime were absolutely mesmerizing. mous and arrogant. Paula carried ing the shows her voice slowly Freaks. Starring Sandra Bullock, generated spiders for 95 minutes. but Disney wanted a PG rated Alamo have now will launch the B-W was proud to host this excit- the role beautifully with the dying encircles the audience as she peri- Murder By Numbers is a crime It is hard to believe that a major movie. This led Howard to bow out slopped. It had 20th Bond film ing new play in not one, but two elegance of a forgotten screen ac- odically sings a Jewish lullaby. In thriller in which Bullock's charac- motion picture studio spent the as the director, but he and Imagine been reported this November. productions and in not one, but tress. Playing across from her was a combined effort of the Spanish the waifish Irene, played by B-W and Theatre departments there was ter must outwit money to pro- Entertainment partner Brian'Grazer that Crowe Titled Die An- TUESDAY AMD THURSDAY ARE two languages. Lconor Manso, a two teenage duce such a other Day, this respected Argentinean director alum Nancy Torquato-Telzerow. A a talk-back after each show where would play a STUDENT DISCOUNT DAYS killers who low rate B- supporting role movie promises to along with her two-woman cast, friend of mine put it best, she gave audience, actors and experts could commit a scries movie. I in the film in or- be different from crew, and associates transplanted one the impression of a ncrve- converse. During one of these of murders. highly recom- der to learn up the Bond films PRESENT STUDENT XD AND their production from La Tcatro raltled holocaust survivor: ragged Veronica disclosed that the song This film re- mend avoid- with his Beauti- Pierce Brosnen and Michelle that we've seen in RECEIVE 15% OFF YOUR ORDER Del San Martin in Buenos Aires and prematurely aged. The over- lyrics were for a child who lost a ceived poor re- ing this film. ful Mind director Yeoh in Tommorrow Never the past. Enter- to our own William Allman The- all effect was stirring. father in the ghetto. Nothing to me views from critr If neither Howard. When Dies. tainment Weekly atre for their 100th and 101 st per- The truly exciting experience for was more disarmingly touching. ics and had lim- of these mov- Howard decided photo courtesy of www.klast.net/ reports that the formances. Alternating nights widi me was seeing Ingrid Pelicori as I feel privileged to have been a ited success at ies suits your not to direct the hond.html. film will take on the Argentinean cast was profes- Irene and Juana Hidalgo as Sophia part of a cultural and theatrical the box office. tastes, there film, the possi- the feel of a sional actresses from the Cleve- present the same play in Spanish experience this rare and beautiful The DVD has are several thriller. Die Another Day director Located at land area under the direction of for the 101st time. From the first and I certainly hope that this is bility of getting Crowe to be a part Hon-Ttiurs 6am-10:30pm very little bonus other recently of the project diminished. Crowe Lee Tamahori tells Vanity Fair, "It's 50 Front Street Dorothy Silver, a prominent direc- moment Juana sat at Sophia's desk • only one of a trend of such events material, with released and Howard instead.may team up a thriller, and in a thriller everything Friday 6am -11pm tor in and outside of Cleveland. I could feel she had a familiarity in B-W theatre. Neal Poole, a the- the theatrical DVDs that are on Cinderella Man, which most has to be treated seriously." He on the Triangle Saturday 7am -11pm A new play by the Czech play- with her role that only time and atre professor and spearheader of trailer being the Sandra Bullock worth renting. likely would begin production next adds, "I'll regret it if it comes out Sunday 8am -8pm wright Paval Kohout, Cyanide experience can give an actor. Like- this event, assures me that B-W only extra fca- photo courtesy of www.sandra.com We Were Sol- year. Currently, Crowe is in the fi- the same old Bond." 440-243-BREW makes illusion dan'cc with reality wise when Ingrid as Irene entered, and La Tcatro Del San Martin will diers, Chang- as it examines every theme from clutching her handbag like a child have many similar exchanges in turc on the disc. nal stages of filming his next For reviews of all the latest mov- ing Lanes, and Panic Room are all plagiarism to identity crises in- holding her favorite blanket, I for- the future. All I can say to that is Also out on DVD this week is movie, titled Master and Com- ies and DVDs, be sure to always Use Brewbakers backdoor across cluding, of course, mortality. Us- got the outspoken woman I had "jStupendo!" Eight Legged Freaks. In this film, films that arc worth the trip to the Russell Crowe mander. check out the A&E Section of The the parking lot from Pizza King ing only an elegantly simple set, a met three days ago and-accepted giant spiders attack the earth and video store. photo courtesy ofwww.yahoo.com. In other movie news, published Exponent! desk, a tea table, settee and chan- this new delicate creature onstage. •page 8 The Exponent September 25, 2002 September 25, 2002 The Exponent page 9 SPORTS Yellow Jacket Heartbreaker for B-W Football Women's Soccer Wins Third Cross Country Women Yellow Jackets Defeated by Mount Union, 28-21 Place Second in Indiana BEREA, OH - The Yel- Straight Game low Jackets lost to the BEREA, OHIO - The Baldwin- ber 7) and at the Bowling Green nation's number one- BEREA, OH - The Yellow has been the key to B-W's success. Defensively, Przepyszny is the Wallace College men's and State University Invitational (Sep- ranked Division III team, Jackets won a pair of games as The Yellow Jackets have not al- top player in front to Amanda women's cross country teams tember 14). Mount Union, 28-21, on they beat Thiel on Sunday at lowed a goal in beating Lake Erie Avram. Avram has faced 100 competed today at the Indiana Textoris was joined in the Top Saturday on Community 'Finnic Stadim, 1-0, and then beat (5-0), Thiel (1-0) and Daemen. shots, made 58 saves and allowed University of Pennsylvania Invi- 20 by senior All-OAC Lynn Night at The George Finnie DaemeninAmherst, New York on Offensively, B-W has countered 1.96 goals per game. Henry has tational Meet in Indiana, Pennsyl- Katanik in seventh place in 22:44 Stadium in Berea. Friday, 3-0. with nine goals. The three-game faced 14 shots, allowed just 1.26 vania. The women placed second minutes, senior All-OAC runner Sports Despite the loss, junior In the victory against Thiel, win streak is B-W's first since the goals per game and has made 12 of seven teams and the men were Nicole Drouhard in ninth place in running back Mark Anders freshman forward Megan Stark 1999 season. saves. fourth of six schools. This was the 23:16 minutes, senior Jen Dunlap led B-W with 210 all-pur- scored the game-winning goal at Current Statistical Leaders—Of- This week the women's soccer third weekend of competition for in 13th place in 23:31 minutes and September 25 - October 1 pose yards and two touch- the 59:48 minute mark on an as- fensively, the Yellow Jackets are team will host Notre Dame Col- the cross country teams. senior Tara Gruskiewicz in 19th downs, a four-yard run late sist from junior All-OAC defender led by Stark and a trio of juniors. lege of Ohio in the first game of The B-W women totaled 51 place in 23:51 minutes overall. in the second quarter and a Lisa Przepyszny. In goal, two-time Stark tops the squad with five a four-game homesland that be- points and were beaten by eight The B-W men were led by se- MEN'S SOCCER . 13-yard run in the fourth All-OAC and 2001 OAC Goalie goals, 10 points and a total of 29 gins on Thursday and runs points by NCAA Division II- nior Brad Gcletka in 14th place as September 25 Allegheny 7:00 p.m. quarter. Me ran the ball 12 of the Year, junior Amanda Avrum, shots, including 19 shots on goal. through October S. member and host IUP. B-W also he covered the 8,000-meter course September 29' LaRoche 1:00 p.m. times for 131 yards, caught faced 12 shots and made nine The trio of Lindsay Shilling, Katie finished higher than Division II in 28:18 minutes overall. It was two passes for 30 yards and saves earning the shutout win. Johnson, und Emily Panek have Clarion (Pa.) and Slippery Rock the third straight week that WOMEN'S SOCCER returned three kicks for 49 In its win at Duemen, B-W was combined for seven goals and four (Pa.) as well as Division III power Geletku also led the men. Up against the best Division III leant in the nation, the Yellow Jackets yards. Junior quarterback led by Stark with a pair of goals assists for a total of 18 of the Jack- -PRESS RELEASE Carnegie-Mellon (Pa.) and cross- Joining Geletka in the Top 20 September 26 Notre Dame of Ohio 7:00 p.m, played their hearts out. Dan Larlham completed 11 and freshman midfielder Katie ets' 50 points this season. Shilling Source: B-W Sports town rival Case Western Reserve. were junior Bob Magyar in 16th photo by Emily Laughlin VOLLEYBALL -- ^ of 12 passes for 121 yards. Demby also tallied. In goal, senior has three goals and six points, Information The Yellow Jacket men were place in 28:27 minutes and senior September 27-28 Trinity Invitational TBA He also carried the ball 18 Michelle Henry earned her second Johnson two goals and three assists By: Kevin Ruple fourth with a total of 112 points Mike Miklavcic in 20th place in times for 64 yards and a one-yard senior Randule Richmond has 13 College football team will travel shutout and she faced nine for seven markers and Panek two and were bettered by champion 28:38 minutes. FOOTBALL touchdown in the first quarter. carries for 69 yards. The receiv- to Tiffin to play OAC rival Heidel- Dacmcn shots and made nine to- goals and an assist for five points. Slippery Rock, second place CMU • The Yellow Jacket men and eptember 21 Heidelberg 1:30 p.m, Defensively, junior outside line- ing corps are topped by sopho- berg on Saturday afternoon at tal saves. In addition, Przepyszny tops the and third place IUP. The Yellow women will be back in action next backer Nathan Mitchell and jun- more tight end Nate Wilder with Columbian Stadium. B-W leads In the last three games, defense squad with four assists. Jacket women were led by senior weekend when they travel to the ROSS COUNTRY ior All-OAC safety Greg Koch five catches for 74 yards and a the all-time series, 39-13, includ- All-Ohio Athletic Conference Otterbcin College Invitational in September 28 Otterbein Invitational 10:15 a.m. each had 13 tackles. Mitchell also touchdown. Senior wide receiver ing 12 straight victories and a runnner Jessica Textoris as she Westerville at 10:15 a.m. made two tackles for loss, includ- Dave LaBahn and Anders each 13-0 win in Berea a year ago. was third individually of 83 total MEN'S GOLF ing a quarterback sack for minus have four receptions. Volleyball Team has Eleventh runners and covered the 5,000- Defensively, Koch is the top -PRESSRELEASE September 28-29 Mount Union Invitational four yards. Koch also broke up mcter course in- 22:08 minutes two passes and intercepled a pass tackier with 29 total stops, includ- overall. It was the third straight Source: B-W Sports WOMEN'S GOLF and returned it five yards. ing 16 solo tackles. Mitchell is -PRESSRELEASE Straight Victory week that Textoris led the B-W Information On special teams, junior punter second with 18 stops, including 10 Source: B-W Sports women. She also did so at the By: Kevin Ruple September 28 Capital Invitational Rob Becker had three punts for solo tackles. He and senior tackle Information BEREA, OH - The volleyball time All- Case Western Reserve University Rob Wittensoldner lead the team Bill Sudeck Invitational (Septem- •eptember 29 Lady Yellow Jacket Invitational 133 yards, a 44.3-yard average. In By: Kevin Ruple team won both of its matches as it OAC addition, junior Kevin Hille con- with four tackles for loss apiece. beat Cleveland cross-town rival middle This week the Baldwin-Wallace 'Home games appear in bold type ' nected on all three of the extra Case Western Reserve in Berea on hitter point kicks. Tuesday, 3-0, and then opened Palnfe'r The crowd of 2002 OAC play on Saturday and led the of- bcat Otterbein in Berea, 3-0. f e n s e On Saturday Seplcmbcr 28 the Intcrfratcrnity Council 9,127 at the game was the second In the 30-20, 30-18 and 30-19 with 16 is sponsoring a Co-cd largest to ever see win versus CWRU, senior outside kills and Flag Football Tournament and would like to invite a Division III fool- hitter Sarah Gordon led all hitters junior you to attend. The hall game at Finnie wilh 16 kills and was followed by outside tournament will be held at Klein Field at Sladium. junior All-OAC middle hitter hitter Cassie Palmer wilh 14 and junior B o w e n I :()0 p.m. There is no cnlry lee in C'uiTcnl Statisti- cal I.cadcrs -Of- rightside player Emily Bowen had 15 play so all you have to do is sign up in the I 'nion by • fensively. l.;]rlh;im with II. Junior back-up setter kills and Friday September 27. has Luinpleled 20 Angie Elser had 24 assists to set Gordon The winning team will gel $175 in prizes anil the 2nd til ;i5 passes Ini up the offense and junior All-OAC had 11 place learn will gel .TIN yaiils wilh niii starting setter Kerry Helm had 23 kills, assists in two games before giv- Helm $70 in prizes. 11'you have any questions please eon- touchdown. ()n 111 ground, he ha ing way to Elser. 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