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This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Lanthorn, 1968-2001 at ScholarWorks@GVSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Volume 21 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@GVSU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Vol. 21 Issue No.10 Grand Valley State College, Allendale, Michigan November 5. 1986 Blanchard Wins Again! After 9 00 p m . Blanchard appeared win the Governorship ot Michigan has progress He also boasted the improved system of education in Landslide Election before his campaign team and said not been a success" Gives Blanchard "This victory is a mandate by the people When the gubernatorial race started Michigan to lead Michigan into the 1990s the polls showed Gov Blanchard had a Taxes, a big issue in the campaign Second Term Just three years ago. Blanchard was sizable advantage over Lucaus A were initially raised by the Governor and state wide poll taken on November 3 then lowered when the state advanced By Jeff Brand and Arthur the target of a recall campaign after he showed the incumbent Democrat m credit ratings In a campaign speech, Radlicki lincreased state income tax rates In only 90 days, 450.000 voters signed would receive 48 percent of the votes he said, "I brought Michigan's income tax rate back down to 4 6 percent" James J Blanchard will be petitions to oust him and the Republican. Lucas, probably Wayne County executive Bill Lucas Michigan's Governor for another four But Blanchard received 71 percent getting 35 percent, leaving 17 percent ran on similar points, only he claimed years Voters turned up at the poles ol the vote in exit polls, Tuesday, undecided on Tuesday. Nov 4 to elect the compared with 28 percent for Lucas Governor Blanchard formed his that the state's new promise was the work of the Reagan administration candidate they thought would best and less than one percent for Workers campaign citing economic progress, Lucas joined the Republican Parly in serve as Governor l eague candidate Martin McLaughlin improved business opportunities, tax Winning handily over his Republican In his concession speech which programs, and a cleaner enviornment 1985 following the advice of friends opponent William Lucus. Blanchard came at almost the same time as The Michigan State University who said all he would have to do to be was the clear victor when the polls Blanchard claimed victory, Lucas said. graduate indicated that we have taken elected the nation's first elected black governor was switch parties dosed at 8 00 p m "It now appears that our campaign to for granted the state's economic Polls: Predicted Blanchard Victory
By Susan Treutler Guest Writer
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1 ; ■ ■ a Ambassador Visits GV A : By 11 Brand News F d it o r * t A PAGE2 TheLanthom Novembers 198* Democrats Control Senate \ News Capsule Compiled by Jeff Brand
Local State National International Local election results, is over and P izza H ut parent like state-wide results, gave State elections proved Election ’86 compnay PepsiCo, Inc. is incumbents another chance. fruitful for the incumbent the United States Senate is negotiating with Soviet In Congressional races, administration under James now controlled by the officials this week to open as fifth district Republican Paul Blanchard. Democrats. many as 100 Pizza Hut B. Henry defeated Teresa S. Secretary of State Richard By midnight Wednesday, it restaurants in the Soviet Decker the Democrat H. Austin and State Attorney was clear that the U.S. Union. challenger. General Frank J. Kelley held Senate had changed It would be the first foreign Grand Rapids Rep. Guy their seats in the wake of leadership. The Democrats restaurant firm in the USSR. Vander Jagt received little limited competition from netted a gain of eight seats to Hostage negotiator competition from his „ Republicans Weldon 0. give them 55 members in the Terry Waite said Tuesday he Democrat challenger Richard Yeager and Robert H. senate compared to 45 for expects to know "within the J. Anderson. Vander Jagt Cleland, respectively. the Republicans. will hold his ninth district This ended a six-year next 24 hours" whether he’ll seat. tenure for the Republican return to the Middle East to Thirty-first district Senate; many of the seats attempt negotiations for the Republican, Senator Dick were gained on the coattails release of remaining U.S. Posthumus will keep his seat State Rep. Colleen of the Reagan presidency. hostages. which he has held since Engler, a loser this year in The Republicans, He said he is very hopeful 1982. His challenger, races for governor and however, gained eight seats about winning the release of Democrat Diane Siciliano lieutenant governor, is in the 33 gubernatorial races hostages Terry Anderson received fewer than a quarter planning to run for public around the country. Nine and Thomas Sutherland who of the votes. office again, and in the women ran for shared the same room with State Senator Vern Ehlers meantime plans to write a governorships. Two of these David Jacobsen until he was will keep his thirty-second book telling the details of her competed for the same seat freed last weekend. District seat. He received campaign experiences. in Vermont. little competition from Democrat Glen M. Barkan. exists a unwarranted use of drugs, respectful work. fraternities on four points: knowing that drugs are one Sincerely, lack of individuality among of America's biggest Dawn McMullen fraternity members, problems. Did your perception of inferiority of women, alcohol conscience bother you after To the editor: dependence, and physical your 'drug' issues were Once again, this time in a matter) is the greater reality. appearance. I would like to Dear Editor: printed? series of comic strips, The When I was a child, my While neither can be verified refute each of these points What you consider innane L a n th o rn has chosen to mother would read to me of a scientifically, at least th* individually. a lot of people consider portray the fraternity system frog turning into a prince and latter is not disproved and the Tau Kappa Epsilon, as well important. For example, you in a negative light. As a tell me that it was a fairy tale. doctrine of sin (whether or as every other fraternity of brother of the Tau Kappa Now Professor Bajema not we choose to believe it) is aren't involved in a Greek which I am aware, indeed organization but Greeks like Epsilon Fraternity for four would have me believe that if consistent with what is does promote brotherhood, years, I have seen many given a few hundred billion known of the physical laws. their commentary and but never to the exclusion of speaking as a non-Greek, I articles and editorials in years, it is evolution and Theories of evolution are individuality. It is this like knowing what's going on college newspapers which science. not. individuality which makes the degrade Greek social Putting the issue of life by That science cannot organization a strong unit. elsewhere. organizations. But never in observe or measure spiritual The fraternity system may random natural selection or Theoretically, I interpret four years have I seen the phenomena does not mean have once promoted the by the purpose and design your opinion as 'the Lanthorn supposedly objective college that science is final authority degradation of women, and "after its kind" of a Supreme has gone down hill.' press attack specific alleged Being aside, the fact remains or that the spiritual does not for my predecessors, I Honestly, can anyone be as vtraits. exist. Rather, such things are apologize. In the 1980s, that life comes from life and is controversial as you are? I In the second installment of a quality that distinguishes not scientifically appraised. however, our goals exclude a must admit to showing an the "blue avenue" strip that vital and functional being While I have the highest negative attitude toward interest in your version of the appeared in the October 29, from inanimate matter. No regard for science, I do not women. Lanthorn. I can't say I was 1986 issue"of The Lanthorn. scientific evidence jely on it for spiritual or See "Waves" p.9 anxious to read the news or the strip's author attacks demonstrates how the ethical guidance and am not editorials but only to see random combination of so naive as to believe it can what you dared to print and inanimate chemical elements provide insight into such a how far you dared to push yields life (much less such thing as‘the human will. authority. things as spirit, Professor Bajema has a As you 'put down' this this consciousness and brilliant mind. But I would year's Lanthorn. can you intelligence). The lesson of encourage him to "read out" defend your paper 5s physics (as it is in human of the testimony of his perfect? Most older students Editor-In-Chief...... - ...... Kathleen Marron A ssistant E ditor...... Karen Kacynski history) is not one of science rather than reading can recall that you permitted Sports E d ito r...... Rod W ells progressive regeneration but into it according to his own various articles to be News E d ito r...... -teff Brand presuppostions. Ultimately C am pus L ile E d ito r...... Am y K lotkorn of degeneration and entropy. published that shouldn't P hotography E d ito r...... Todd S aylor And even were such an we must decide whether have. P roduction M anager...... W illiam G riffin event theoretically possible, nothing working on nothing Business M anager...... W .n g b ic h lo , Maybe the Lanthorn isn't A dvertising M anager...... Tryon Ws statistical probability Is so with nothing for nothing read with the eagerness you O ffice M anager...... Dawn T oliver remote (as even Professor begat everything, or whether called forth but it is read still A dvisor ...... Professor Paul Johnston News S taff ...... D arren 6 ib s 0 n Bajema's assertions there is a God. My hope and the same with a heavy accent ...... Dan Roelofs demonstrate) as to render it a assurance are in God on quality control. Your Alex Vuyst Bill Walcott practical impossibility. Sincerely, promotion of marijuana and Nicole Williams We can speculate Gary Page, Asst Prof. L.S.D., which are medically Jay W oods Staff Writers Rodd Monts endlessly on the subsequent proven to cause harmful Jan Cheryl Allen permutations and effects, did not show concern Laurie Wagner combinations, but if the event Dear Editor: for public welfare. I can't Deanne McVicar layout Staff Darnn Jlllson is not possible to begin with, Oran Rankin's honestly believe that you, as Arthur Radhcki such specu latio n is self-indulgeht letter is a responsible concerned Leslyn Rank Arthur Radhcki meaningless. attempting to justify his reign human being would want Staf? Photographer A fundamental as editor-in-chief by lashing one of your readers to try philosophical presuppostion out at this year's Lanthorn. The t an thorn is a self supported weekly putplication Its revenue is raised through the something you find off-beat sale of advertising As Grand Valley Slate College': official student newsoaoer. we wisr of science is that life has You (Oran) asked what or even funny. t to De known that the opinions expressed in the Lanthorn do not necessarily reflect me stemmed from matter The happened to the sharp I whole-haeartedly applaud position or opinion of Grand Valley State College The I anthorn welcomes letters to the Editor Letters must be signed, under 300 woids fundamental presupposition college mind, do you Kathleen Marron for her m length and non-libeious. The i anthorn start reserves the right to edit letters to meet of Scripture is that life (as needlessly infer that your obvious regard for her editorial policy and space limitations The I anthorn also welcomes free-lance stones, poetry, art. and photographs on a well as consciousness and mind typifies the 'sharp readership ACTION or NO non paid, volunteer basis Submit by mail or in person at the LanltM D intelligence) predates matter, college mind ? Do sharp The I anthorn conducts business at the Kirkhol Cente' GVSC Campus Allendale ACTION keep up the Michigan 49401 Phone (616 ) 89 5 3 '2 0 or 89 5 3608 and that spirit (and not college minds promote the Since Blanchard Has Been Re-elected Governor, What Will Happen? Robert Clarke James Thompson Beth Knox Gerrl Nalbach Marcia Hutchinson Professor, Political Professor, Political Senior Sophomore Senior Science Science "He will keep taking Michigan "Improvements in general "Not much will happen ' "He will continue his plan "I expect more of the same upward ‘ Emphasizing education- Korn Blanchard " "The Investigation" History Crying Out By Susan Swanson as the arrogant Boger and Roger Staff Writer Martinek as the denying Klehr bring new meaning to the term “collective As you enter the theatre you are amnesia.” And Timothy Skiba's stopped by an armed guard and platform guard has a very effective checked with a metal detector. After down-to-earth quality about him. finding a seat you open your program Some of the actors were a little to find a ballot to mark guilty, innocent, difficult to understand at times because or abstain next to the accused. The of the rapid fire pace at which the lights are left on. The mood is set. This dialogue was delivered. In addition, is not your average night at the theatre. because the accused are grouped You are being asked to pass above the witnesses on a platform, judgement on a terrible chapter in a some witnesses must address them man's history, on society, and on with their backs turned to the audience. yourself as part of the human race. An exception to this problem is Ted "The Investigaton" by Peter Weiss, Jawor, the Prosecutor, whom we can as presented by Theatre Grand Valley, always hear. is a powerful message for human rights I suspect that as they settle into their in our world today. The play opened in roles, the actors will overcome these Louis Armstrong Theatre last weekend problems. The intensity of the play is and continues through November 9th. directly tied to the fast pace of the Immediacy is added to the action by dialogue. In the end, it appears that the the use of two news camera people individual words are not as important as who are trying to take pictures during the fact that they are all crying out. the testimony. This could be It is a long play, edited to 2 1/2 hours happening today, their presence is for the Grand Valley production. In his saying, with all the atrocities still going constant barrage of accusations and Karen Davis, as witness #3, testifies before the jury. on in the world. replies, the author himself perhaps In this style of Bertolt Brecht, the Photo by Todd Saylor Continued on page 15 titles for each acts are projected overhead. Except for the final act, all of ALLENDALE WOMEN'S the acts are called "songs." As the play CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE progresses it is evident that voices of THE DELI & GALLEY both the victims and accused become a UNION ASKS... chorus, much like in an opera, crying Introduces out against man's ability to remove "THE 32oz BOSS" "DID YOU KNOW?" himself from his responsibility to his WACing refers to smoking fellow humans. A large cast drawn from Grand Valley Purchase a 32oz. Pepsi product for only .99c marijuana cigarettes laced with other substances. The faculty and students, and the and win instantly. surrounding community, bring this first such joints were laced WIN EVERYTIME!! outcry to a resounding cre&endo with PCP, but now they are during a tense pedormance. While all laced with a variety of the actors handled a great amount of < 6 ^ r . o o \ e vS Watches C o substances, including difficult dialogue skillfully, a few soloists formaldehyde, rat poison, seem to stand out Susan Walker- F r is b e e s Kniola, as Witness #5, was particularly ^ e e o and bug spray. 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NOVEMBER Utli AT 9:00 PM • _.x-ateC or rr»e ow»-' Grand Valley State Field House of K,rKol PERMS Arena ■ms 3 ,.i:,dl>ie al Student di 895-3656 anc as* 1 3a 86 '$ 11 in Activites A d.11 Geek! Not a minute more of that Bright, bold colors, especially purple awful wardrobe only nerds and geeks are really big right now. Also, you would wear. Not on this campus. should never, never, wear black shoes Announcing the first annual Geek with brown pants. Always keep the Makeover, and if your closet is in socks, pants, and shoes the same desperate need of repairs you're invited color. Never let skin show by wearing All it takes is a few corrections to too short of socks or worse yet, no update clothing, then wave the magic socks at all in the winter time. That’s wand and Zapl, all fashion mistakes tacky. float away forever. According to MGF, a fashion The first step to rid the wearer of bad magazine for men, the latest look is the taste is to create or show an image. An rugged western and Australian outback image of a person is projected through wear. Real men somehow become his appearance whether he knows it or even tougher in faded jeans and a jean not. jacket. This image sets him apart from the Other fashion trends seen on the city rest of the world. It can be attractive, streets are suspenders, green leather weird, or just plain sloppy. And, jackets, the Coca-cola line, return of the although many men feel they aren't out white shirt, bold print ties... to impress anyone, they do leave an A word of warning when buying new impression. It might be the wrong one. clothes, watch out for those fly by night How can you tell? Are you trends that leave as fast as they come. comfortable with the way you look, or It boks silly if they are worn only a few do you feel that improvements could months later. The Don Johnson jacket be made resulting in mobs of women is an example. breaking down your front door Your best bet in overhauling a hysterically demanding your attention? wardrobe for the college life, would be Thought so. Remember, if you to buy certain basics first, such as seem like you're someone up and Reebok tennis shoes and levi jeans. coming, you'll be thought of as Then adding to it is simple by mixing successful. and matching. Sporty, casual, even Look at all the powerful men of the sweats are considered fashionable world. prince Charles, Desai Gandhi, clothes to wear because they are and Calvin Klein... appropriate for campus life. Lastly, go through and toss whatever * ■ * They dress(ed) uniquely and carry it off **************** JMMMf with confidence and great pride. articles of clothing that are outdated or There isn't any comparison between impossible to salvage. Bell bottom those men and a college student, but jeans, gold chain necklaces, polyester they do have their own style and so anything, leather pants, wide belts, should you. turtlenecks, pointy silk collared Family Pantry Deli Tip: Gaining the power look centers shirts..., are all obvious losers. If you OPEN 24 HOURS on upper body strength. The illusion of are in doubt, try to picture who would bigger muscles can be done with wear an outfit like that. When your 411 Wilson N.W. Standale, Mi answer is PeeWee Herman, the king of sweaters or jackets. New for fall are (Corner of Lake Michigan Dr. & Wilson) reversibles. The puffy quilted material wimps, you're in trouble. is perfect for cold autumn days. A Creating an image of success and 791-0740 printed pattern on one side and solid power isn't really very hard once your color on the other looks like it's two own style starts to form. Style that 40 OZ. BOTTLE different shirts The one pictured cost shows strength and power can be CANDY $26.00 at Silvermans. shown casually as well as formally. So, Chunky Regular, Oh Henry, Nestlesl MILLER Next, try to shed some conservative there's no excuses for putting off Crunch, Nestles Milk Chocolate, or thinking and develop a go for it attitude. wearing updated clothing until after Whoppers MILLER LITE You'll communicate to the world that graduation. When it comes to the Reg. 40* you're a take charge kind of guy fashion world, it isn't always hip to be Sticking only to neutral shades like grey square 09 and brown shows you're no fun at all Guest model: Jeffery Noble *1 PLUS TAX b DEP "The fashion wears out more apparel than the man." LARGE SELECTION OF PACKAGED LIQUOR William Shakespeare Prices Good Thru Sunday, Nov. 9, 1986 blue avenue francois cauvin 0K cSA/;rz, S.n C£ 'j)E>'Vb VC Ne> IN JT E£u£5 VAC6 i9 kfcAD 7£xr s p it /t o u t : YCl'P. M6 7HOD OF i 7V£(.'Oh ! wL'T- CCr tD juRATS C iZ A A. U is 4- TfcAOtINfc t T 'K T ' r X- A MOEAl- A6£bcMt-Ai C!2C'M TIh£j jj£ CC/ilD Au- S£«P CiAifj 5;e rm -hv yct:' of 'ht \ MASTER, Sh GcoinO UP ONUi On EXAM QAr. THfcRt V B£ nC MC££ $-CC AM. dAoSSS, nC MC££ vAlCNS, mC M6R6 hA T . / l’ T m j . f i ] j PAGE6 The Lanlhom Novembers, 1986 Orchestra and C.E.C Is a Plus For Community Special Ed Majors Players Debut Hafldei was performed by the Chamber Brother-Little Sister Program on By Cheryl Allen Players and soloist Kathleen Gomez. campus. Last year the council raised Campus Life Writer Amy Klofkorn "Handel's concern for a very singing Campus Life Editor money for disability camps in Michigan. style is evident in the Sarabande," the Special education majors from all Louis Armstrong Theatre was filled progam states. The sweet timbred over the state will be travelling to a with the music that has stood the test of All special education and regular voice of Gomez' oboe in smooth, C.E.C conference to be held at the time Sunday October 26th. It was the education majors take note! C.E.C melodious song was a performance to Amway Grand Plaza Hotel this spring. debut concert of Grand Valley State (Council for Exceptional Children) be remembered; the Players in At the conference students will attend College Community Orchestra and wants you to become involved. Grand Valley Chamber Players. The beautiful harinony. C.E.C helps special and regular lectures, meetings and workshops and Originally from Milwaukee, soloist concert included musical selections educaton students acquire those a wide range of topics. Other chapters from the works of Beethoven, Wagner, Kathleen Gomez has been in the area volunteer hoyrs needed for students slated to attend are travelling from since 1981. She has played in the Handel and Delius; the Chamber through baby-sitting jobs and Wayne State, Western, Central, and Chicago Civic Orchestra and the Players featured a beautiful solo community functions. Eastern Universities, Michigan State Chicago Symphony; she presently performance from guest soloist According to Denise Akright, and the University of Detroit. Kathleen Gomez, oboist; the orchestra plays for the Grand Rapids Symphony president of Grand Valley's C.E.C There are no membership dues for was conducted by Lee Copenhaver. and Grand Valley's Woodwind Quintet. chapter, C.E.C started to function again members of state chapters, but if you Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Her performance was delightful, a last year after an inactive period. wish to join the National Chapter the Nurnberg-Vorspiel (The Master Singers beautiful contributionTfo the fine music Akright hopes to see "increased cost is $22.00 per year which in o d e s of Nurnberg- 1865) was the opening of the day. membership and an awareness of the magazine subscritions and information theme, one of Wagner's early works (a The orchestra returned to conclude program on campus." Currently this on area workshops and conferences. comedy/opera), the second of his the day's musical presentation with the registered student organization has 20 Any interested education majors may "normar- less innovative works. The provacative Symphony no.1 in C major- active members at Grand Valley. attend C.E.C meetings which are held critics of the day had been persistently Ludwig von Beethoven. As the Fund-raising plans are now in the on the average of three Thursdays per hostile toward his daringly innovative program states, ”... criticism of the works. All special education majors are month at 4:30 p.m. in 114 Au Sable style. The program notes express that symphony upon it's first presentations invited to a pizza party on Thursday, Hall. Dates are to be posted. For more this earlier work “is in a less was largely unfavorable: It was said to November 13, time and location to be information call the School of adventuresome harmonic style than be the "outrageous effrontery of a announced. Grand Valley alumni and Education at 895-3391. that of Tristan and Isolde (1857). but in young man," a work in which made professors will be on hand to take Akright urges education majors to many ways exemplifies Wagner's ideals "prodigal use of the most barbaric questions and discuss what's new in attend the pizza party. "It's a good for the German music drama." The dissonances." History has proven that the world of special education. The chance to get involvedj, meet people orchestra next embarked on their we should be more temperate in our council is also planning sweat shirt and make contacts which may be useful musical journey of To Be Sung of a criticism of contemporary works; this sales, and they hope to begin a Big after graduation." .Summer Night on the Water II- first symphony was the work of a Frederick Delius; the program notes, genius."' ■$> 4 * ^ 4> 4* ^ -#• ^ "...English composer Frederick Delius Check our culture calendar for ■ <§> ® $ & Did you know? will be run bi-weekly in the future. We need your input. If S'6 * y Frm M erM pi^[-W ^ there is some aspect of this college that you want to know more about, or there a ® with $5 or more purchase . is some announcement that you would like to make to the campus, let us know. D elivery LEAVING Times: 6:30, 8:30, 10:30,12:30 791-0092 4259 Lake Mich. Dr. N.W. 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I am sick of friendly service and advice: The Dating Game, because I feel I will dumb prizes, because the contestants never make it to the Newlywed Game. have to smile, as though they are glad I try and try, but I just can't make that to receive the garbage gifts. It's like Love Connection. I can't get that giving a friend or relative a gift you bonus round that makes playing the wouldn't want yourself, but they smile game worth it. politely instead of swearing their true i ¥ * What's My Line? I’m a game show feelings at you. fanaticl Remember Match Game P.M. (Jean It's an industry within an industry. For Rayburn--Dumb Dora was so dumb...). some people it is an obsession. Like I enjoyed that show because they i & soap opera buffs and PBS patriots, could always give explicit answers, game shows are attracting grouppies and most questions dealt with sex. MARI SMITH DAVID LOVELL D!CK BRILLIANT of their own. I hate the tasteless prizes some Most are syndicated, such as shows unload on contestants. I would Jeopardy, the Wheel of Fortune, and be pretty angry if I were to go on a Sale of the Century. Then there are game show and win a set of deluxe game show legends, like the Price is window blinds or a fruit dehydrator or a Right, a network product. selection of extention cords. Ironically, ex-talkshow host Merv The only prizes that really matter Griffin controls the reins of "The anyway are cash and cars, right? Wheel". It proved a good investment I have a friend, at home in Detroit, for Griffin, the show netted who appeared on the Sale of the m m m approximately $100 million last year. Century a while ago. He always What makes these shows so answered the questions correctly at MARY POLL CARL PIERSMA CLARE PIERSMA popular? Pat Sajak appears to be the home. 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Plus--School and office supplies, jewelry, personal I just laughed and said “I'm sorry care appliances, photo supplies, toys, candy and convenience foods millions of people and more" I also enjoy the Dating Game It that answer is incorrect You choked' Don Pardo tell him what he's won " seems like the girls never get stuck PIERSMA PHARMACY, "your full service drug store and more",also provides: $3 GRAND VALLEY $3] 'Next Day or Free Photo Finishing 6 days a Week '10% Student Prescription Discount STUDENT COUPONj 'Computerized Prescription Records 'Utility Bill Collection 'One Day Dry Cleaning Service $3.00 Off haircuts or reg. priced perms 'Copy Machine Servlce--1 5c 'Postage Stamps By appt only 457-4620 'Large Selection of Generic Drugs 'Russel Siover Candy We accept ""ost 3rd party insurance programs nc.^c mg Medicaid. Grand Va. ey Health Plan. BCBS, PCS PAID, MESSA. SET, Health Care Network Teamsters, Aetna. 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James Harvey Robinson Artist's Water C By Kimberly Navarre December 3, weekdays between 10 1986 • 2ND ANNUAL Campus Life Writer a.m. and 5 p.m. Approximately 100 items of AMY WRITING AWARDS European water colors, oils, original artwork produced by leading SPONSORED BY drawings, and prints will be European illustrators for books, THE AMY FOUNDATION displayed in the Fine Arts Exhibit, magazines, and newspapers were opening November 7, in the Calder assembled by Edward An invitation for writers Art Gallery. The Gallery is located Booth-Clibborn, Chairman of the next to the Louis Armstrong Theatre Designers and Art Directors to communicate biblical truth inside the Calder Fine Arts Center. Association of London. They were This exhibition, organized by the selected from thousands of entries to a secular audience Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt in shows with works of illustrators Museum, may be seen until from France, England, Holland, Building upon a successful first year from an accepted and popular edition of launching, the Amy Foundation announces i Is the Bible such as The New International Ver Second Annual W riting Awards program. sion, The Living Bible, The King James, or the We are searching for creative, skillful Revised Standard Version. writing that presents in a sensitive, thought- . .In addition to the $10,000 first prize, a provoking manner. Cod's position on issues $5,000 second prize, a $2,500 third prize, a that affect the world today $1,500 fourth prize and a $1,000 fifth prize Issues must be of public interest or concern will be awarded. and be relevant, timely and deserving ol na Articles and/or inquiries may be submitted tional attention lo be eligible lor the award, tO: The Amy Foundation submitted articles must be published in the W nting Awards secular media. A A PO. Box 16091 By James C. Fernald denoting reconciliation , or the bringinc The opportunity is yours lo J L / . leasing. Ml 48901 into agreement of those who have express Cod's position, as ^ been estranged, is now chiefly used quoted and acknowledged ■ 1 t * C T 7 p Propitiation as in theology, in the sense of some 2nd Prize, $5,000 3rd Prize, $2,500 4th Prize, $1,500 5th Prize, $1,000 offering, sacrifice, or suffering sufficien atonement to win forgiveness or make up for ar RULES expiation tuciBiury fUDGING offense; especially and distinctively o To be eligible, the article m a il ha»e been published in a paid general I Qualified articles w ill be fudged on I be following basis of primary and reconciliation interest, general circulation secular publicalion. as determined by the secondary considerations the sacrificial work of Christ in His Awards panel a Primary Considerations satisfaction (1) Persuasive p ow er o f the article humiliation, suffering, and death 2 The article must hare been published during the year defined by the dates flren as the Amy foundation writing awards year january I . (2) Author 's skill in relating God's word to cssrrent public interest 1986 through December 31. 1986 issues Expiation is the enduring of the ful b Secondary Considerations Propitiation is an offe ring, action, or CONTENT ( I ) Circulation tire of media in which article was psibllshed penalty of a wrong or crime in order t< 1 Cod's word must be quoted directly from the Bible Z Decisions by the judges and Awards Panel w ill be fina l sacrifice that makes the governing 2 Such qstoialions must be ac know lrdged as com ing from the Bible undo it or make it as if it had not been SUBMISSION 1 B ib lica l quotations must be taken Irons an accepted and popular edition 1 I he en try must be in the fo rm o f ai, actual lu ll pagefs) or tear sheet(s) power propitious toward the offender. ol the Bible, such as the New International Version, The Living Bible. or to make some kind of reparation fo that accurately identify the publication name and date The lOng fames, or the Revised Standard Version Satisfaction, in this connection 2 I K*-rr is no lim it to the num ber of qualified entries th a t may be it. 4 H ie article must present Cod t position on an issue o l public concern or submitted by a single author interest as relevant, timely and deserving of Ihoughtfsd consideration denotes rendering a full legal 3 All entries must be postm arked on or before |ansaary 3 1 ,1 9 8 7 ANTONYMS: alienation, 5 f samples o f public interest issues fo r consideration, but not lim ite d lo these, are family life, divoere. value trends, media character, W inning articles w ill be announced on May I. 1987 equivalent for the wrong done. chastisement, condemnation, pornography, political morality, U S National Interests, abortion, re lig io n and addiclion to drsigs and alcohol Propitiation appeases the lawgiver; curse, estrangement, offense, THE AMY FOUNDATION, A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION PROMOTING BIBLE EDUCATION satisfaction meets the requirements of penalty, punishment, the law. reprobation, retribution Atonement (at-one-ment), originally JUNIOR & MISSY vengeance, wrath. SPORTSWEAR & DRESSES GVSC Co-founder To Speak Here YES...... WE HAVE LAYAWAY! By Flora B. Beene According to an article published ii News Staff the Grand Rapids Press in 1985. Ott is "a great believer in serendipity th< knack of making important discovers $ 4.00 O F F Arnold C Ott, President of West by accident or being in the right place a HOURS: Grand Management, will speak at Grand any 1 item of $20 , or more! the right time." Mon -Fri Valley State College on Wednesday, ( excluding sale items & layaway ) He is the founder or co-founder o (9:30-9) PHONE Nov. 12, at 3:00 p.m. in the coupons must be presented at ten Michigan companies Sat 453-8817 Promenade Deck at Kirkhof Center. time of purchase. In a letter to Diane Stock, of the (9-5) Exp 12/1/86 Ott is co-founder of GVSC and has Cbsed Sun served on the Board of Trustees since Student Activities Office, Ott stated 1961 His presentation, " The Future "With this being my favorite subject of Entrepreneurship," is sponsored by hope this will inspire some to become 4045 Lake Michigan Dr. N. W. ( in Standale Plaza Delta Sigma Pi, a professional, co-ed great achievers in the career of then Grand Rapids , Ml 49504 business frafernity. choice. blue avenue francois cauvin WHAT 6 U/E0NG uirTTI YOU ?€0PiB7 HAW ice NO COtJSCIFNCF, or-., ku. 6INC6 ,T H £ THOSO very uteu- NDtv, y\ERB NOVJ1 NO DUSK2£ TD IS THIS IN FAVGt OF AiU THQSd op - The cnw sostrnoN you have to vote is oeAm hCEANTZ '5 SUS • I'M M0K£ ONANIMOdS. .. Poseo, FL£AS6 than opfosee- FCcxz- -TEACHING mfthcccp JUST aesncM, fUAse SPEAX- n o d or. TPPCUJ N THE -TDuiet7 uJHy / signify by saying T'M OOTRfi^eD. FC £fiV6£ POD AP6NT V0d RAUVINO TO P,(Mf3 SM6 YCXM- j m o a 'Ays ' YCU2. PFACe. ujhy esTZ&T so steior2 HAYS SG XA' 8E£ATH, MAM; AN iE£;TATihfc YOU NO SHAM6? YOU'Ef? INVISIBLE, TRAIT R6MEM(36£-2 1,5 mM sj zx I Lanthorn Novembers, 1986 PAGE9 jropean GUM DISEASE IS NUMBER ONE ORAL HEALTH MENACE olors cycling through periods of remission In preventing gum disease, it is By Flora B. Beene and activity. Medical Writer important to realize that plaque is the Belgium, and West Germany. When the disease flares in older number-one enemy. Plaque is the root "This might be the most adults, it may advance rapidly, of most gum problems such as interesting exihibit for many this "Look, Mom! No cavities!" sometimes launching a suprise attack in gingivitis and pyorrhea. year,"said Mr. Dellas Henke, Gallery "Look, Mom! Gum disease instead!" people who have never had a cavity Bacteria from food and other sources Director, "we hope to have about Denti sts rate gum disease as the and who brush and floss regularly and colonize in a sticky film that clings to the 500 to 1000 visitors to this exhibit. number-one oral health enemy today, thus assume they are in good dental teeth: this is plaque. A great deal of The exhibit is extremely high quality out-ranking the much-battled cavity. health. the bacteria-laden film remains on the work from some of Europe's According to the American Dental But gums act like the foundation of a teeth even after brushing because a greatest illustrators." Association (ADA), $2.3 billion is spent building: If the base is deteriorating, toothbrush alone cannot reach the Among the artists represented in on gum disease each year. the structure probably is not sound. crevices behind and between teeth. the exhibition are Pierre le-Tan, Gum disease develops in the tissues "Part of the problem we are seeing Many factors contribute to the Andre Francois, Jean-Michel Folon, immediately surrounding the teeth. now in older people without teeth is accumulation of plaque and the Ralph Steadman, Ian Pollock, Adrian The problem of gum disease is as old that they were less likely to seek dental progression of gum disease. Sugary George, Andrzej Dudzinski, Nicola as man and documented in the skulls of care when the disease could have foods, improper breathing, oral Bayley and Sue Coe. some ancient cave dwellers. The been halted. Perhaps they couldn’t contraceptives, health conditions like This exhibition, with works from disease strikes people in every nation visit a dentist due to a lack of money or diabetes, and dentures or braces that 1974 to 1984, emphasizes the and no age group is exempt, except weren't educated about good dental fit poorly all can cause gum disease. talent and worth of contemporary infants. health," said Irwin Mandel, D.M.D., The ADA recommends that illustrators working in An epidemic of peridontal (gum) professor of dentistry and director of everyone should take precautions to communications media. disease affects millions: those at Grand the Center for Clinical Research in eliminate plaque by seeing a dentist Different exhibits appear each Valley are, of course, included. Dentistry at Columbia University. twice a year for a checkup and cleaning. month in the Gallery and are open to The disease can be prevented if Dental clinics have opened which A dentist can give proper instructions all students and the general public. students, faculty and staff would take provide services billed by the patient's on brushing and flossing to the student Upcoming exhibits include the initiative to keep dental ability to pay. One such clinic is the concerned in preserving his or her Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibitions, appointments and faithfully follow the Neighborhood Health Services in "pearly whites," but a few tips include: December 8 through 19, and prescribed advice. Grand Rapids. Brush and floss daily. Use a soft, School of Communications More teeth are lost by people over When asked if similar services were multi-tufted brush with round-end Exhibition, January 23 through 35 because of peridontitis than from available on campus, personnel at the bristles and a flat surface. Hold the February 18. any other cause. Many of these people Grand Valley Health Services office brush against teeth with the tips at a 45 "First and foremost an exhibit like are unnaware of this condition because said that they do not provide this type degree angle to the gums. Brush this helps art and design students usually it is painless and slowly of service. "If a student is in need of a upward in short strokes on each side of to see work from outside of West progressive. dentist, we will refer the student to the the bottom teeth. Brush downward Michigan." explained Henke, "also, In many cases the disease begins as nearest reputable dentist," they when doing the upper teeth. Brush as we are a public institution, our early as age 15 or 16 but goes explained, "We have a referral list the tongue and the roof of the mouth goal is to serve the entire area. With unnoticed for decades, perhaps available." See "Gums" p.14 exhibits of this qualty we are exposing fine art and design to "Waves" from p.3 many people in West Michigan.” Neither our local colony nor the Another advantage is that each national leadership of Tau Kappa com m unoR E time a new exhibit is scheduled, Epsilon Fraternity promote "the need several art and design majors have of alcohol in the ultimate college the opportunity to take part in the experience." Yes, we do consume preparation of an exhibit They alcoholic beverages, but they are never *TERM PAPERS learn hanging and lighting the focus of an activity techniques as well as learning how Finally, their brothers of the fraternity PRESUMES * THESES to handle works of art judge a potential initiate not on physical "Students get hands on appearance or style of dress, but on ♦ T Y P IN G experience they learn by doing," whether he can serve and be served by * WORD PROCESSING said Henke, "many Art and Design the organization We judge a man on students end up working in galleries what's inside and museums after graduation." The fraternities and sorrorities on this "It's interesting," added7 Peggy campus and nationwide are quite Evans, Freshman, "there's a frankly tired of striving to overcome the ALL YOUR TYPING different variety each month " negative image promoted by some of NEEDS AT REASONABLE our forbearers. 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Photos by Arthur Radhcki PAGE 11 The Lanthorn November 5, 1986 Mulcahy Leads Lakers To Victory By Rodrick Wells point the Lakers led 7-0. The in total yardage, 182 to 132. Ray six yards out. Sports E d ito r ______Northmen drove down field in the Buckner had gained 62 of those yards Guy Schuler played another solid It took a little while longer than Coach ensuing drive but fumbled at the rushing. game for the Lakers as he passed for Tom Beck expected, but he finally Lakers 24 yard line. Darrell Smith Guy Schuler scored his eleventh 206 yards and two touchdowns. Frank seized his 100th collegiate victory. recovered the fumble. Smith had touchdown of the year with 3:16 left in Miotke caught 5 passes for 57 yards. The Lakers won their seventh game of asnother solid day for the Lakers as he the third quarter to give the' Lakers a Miotke now has 35 catches for 489 the year as senior Brian Mulcahy led recorded 11 tackles and a pass commanding 21-7 lead. Ray Buckner yards for the season. Freshman the charge. Mulcahv had 17 tackles interception. had to leave the game due to an ankle Dwayne Gomillion made his first catch and several bone crushing hits. Coach Followilng a_^/Guy Schuler injury. Buckner had rushed for 86 as a Laker. Gomillion made an Beck was impressed with his interception Northwood scored on yards. His replacement Mike Brown acrobatic 44 yard catch to lead :o the linebackers' performance. The Laker seven yard run by Colin Kelly to knot scored on a screen play from 43 yards Lakers’ last touchdown. Jim Robinson defense continued their "bend don't the score at 7-7 with 5:43 remaining in out to put the Lakers up 28-7. played a great game defensively as he break” philosophy as they gave 336 the firsthalf. Darrell Smith intercepted Brown's run would have made the recorded 11 tackles and a fumble yards, but only 14 points. a Paul Tripp pass late in the half and National Football League highlights as recovery. Dan Reeves had 7 tackles Northwood's six turnovers didn't help returned it to the Northmen 21 yard he showed great moves and Erick and a interception. Mike Smits their cause, as they bumbled several line. Two plays later Ray Buckner Dickerson type acceleration. recorded 6 first hits most of them scoring opportunities. scored from 17 yards out on a swing Northwood scored with 3:30 left to coming on the special teams. The Ray Buckner opened the scoring pass from Guy Schuler. The Lakers make the score 28-14. John Brower Lakers will play Saginaw Valley State with a seven yard run early in the first went into the half leading 14-7. scored the Lakers last touchdown in at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. This will be the quarter, with Nick Henttonen's extra Northwood had out gained the Lakers the last few seconds of the game from last home game for Laker seniors. D A N REEVES- w“Le^Vart Things began to change when By Rodrick Wells coach Tom Beck took over the Lakers. Sports Editor Reeves earned at a starting job at a cornerback position and held it Big things come in small throughout the 1985 season. After packages- that is one way to describe the 1985 season Reeves asked the Dan Reeves' success on the Laker coaches if he could have a chance at football team. Dan Reeves is a his natural position, free safety 5'8", 150 pound junior from Detroit, Reeves remarked/'AII I wanted was a chance " Reeves went out and won who leads the team in tackles and interceptions Reeves is one of the the position and has been right at biggest reasons the Laker defense home every since. Reeves has six interceptions, which is one away from has gained respect throughout the the Laker single season record league Reeves gives the coaching staff most Reeves was not heavily recruited of the credit for the Lakers new in high school, although he led the winning attitude "It is more of a team Public School League in interceptions effort now; the team is one big family," with nine Reeves still holds the exclaims Reeves single season interception record at Reeves is a criminal justice major his alma mater Detroit Central who would like to go into coaching Alabama A & T recruited Reeves but his high school coach felt that he was one day Reeves feels 3t coach Da/1 Reeves a Junior trom Detroit, leads the Lakers in tackles with 106 too small and gave the scholarship to Beck's methods will help him in and has Six interceptions to his credit Photo by Todd Saylor another player on the squad .Upon coaching one day Reeves has high praise for the entire Laker coaching graduation Reeves went into the m m v /MAI LJI/^U ■— Marines where he spent about a staff " l like the whole coaching staff m m n f \ 9 n month Reeves left the Mannes with a they utilize everyone's talent " Jack no nor able discharge after a Tatum is Reeves' favorite player ATTENTION BSN 'msunderstandmg in his contract Reeves likes his all out style ol play CUSS OF 1987. Most people would have given up at The lakers have really came s pomt but Reeves knew he wanted together as a team this year Coach ...... Jr. ' y y, • ,r. .. v-; "■e’hing out ot his life Reeves enrolled at Grand Valley :cm Bee k has restored prestige to the J' 'C y ’ vr A rr■ ■ J A . • i'.y and made the football team as a Laker program Reeves says "Coach *of trv 'ey. *s / , )S STcte B -r js Reck brought back me concept that it j ,: \ , j y y a , - on m the fall ot 1983 Reeves y *8‘ :.ef :ge A^p' b mr’sarks "that was the only luck I had " is a privilege to he a football player at o r-ng , . -ere ;• -«r >- ■ g a walk-on Reeves had to dea ' y " (_ j ” A y a ■ - o'y Grand Valley State " Reeves would a •- me worst equipment and basically ^eO'Ce' *'K \ * 3 Jr ex-e^en' TEST F**ATO* SPECIALISTS SINCE TQJfl i,ke to make all conference this wo, ’ c'euc'i- ’ . ’’ a c . p' .an IjAv s E vps & vVee* e^Os oe ng dehumanized " I couldn't get a season I feel he should have no 0’ e> pe' ef'Ces < ' Ut dc'RV o 3,-book- I had to learn the defensive problem being first team but most of , . _ ’’ , y J ' ■ j! .e ' use o 3yS from the sidelines " Reeves was .. e _ . . ,. o re o y r y :. Reeves goals are team oriented (,H \ N[) K AIM Ps M ass m.p.ed to cornerback from safety "This year the team didn't accomplish Air Force Health Professions BEGINS JAN ’ I IVX” to-.-: a use he was always disrupting the what we wanted to but I wouldn't (517) 332-2934 collect (All: (517) 332-2530 F D R MORE I N 0 R M R T I ON ' 's' team's offense Under defensive want to play this season with any ocach Cromie's regime Reeves was other group ' says Reeves Sounds likeone big happy family to me destined to sit the oak ip PAGE 12 TheLanthorn November 5,1906 . Intramural News Robinson Rockers 32 Totally Ripped 7 Wampuses 6 Wampuses 6 Taste Great 18 Delta Sigma Pi 40 The Stadium 0 Bar Hopps 0 It’s ge Bronco’s 38 Cubbies 7 of the season and the Grand Valley State 24 Fighting Seven 32 Reckless Abandon 0 Lakers have the Saginaw Valley St. 14 opportunity to end up with Whatever 13 East Block 42 Last week I was 10 out 15 Neighborhood 6 their best record ever. Last SigEps 12 week the Lakers received a. My overall record is 68 ou great performance from of 105 for 64%. My bes S & B Athletics 7 Druids 36 senior middle-Ijnebacker picks of the week were the Druids 6 Waterfront 0 Brian Mulcahy. I think his - Saints victory over Terminators 7 Unknowns 26 inspiring play will spark the Forty-Niners and the N.Y. Boardwalk Boys 0 Air Force One 0 Lakers this; week against Giants over the Dallas the Saginaw Valley State Cowboys. My flop of the Totally Ripped 34 Runnin’ Rebels 26 Cardinals. The game week was Seattle over the Buzzards 0 Copeland II 6 Saturday will be for second Jets. The Jets manhandled place unless Northwood the Seahawks. Renegades 48 Druid Killers 34 can somehow upset Pro Picks Trojans 0 Brewhas 12 Hillsdale. Last year the Cardinals defeated the Fighting Seven 46 Ravine Grizzley’s 7 Minnesota over Detroit Lakers for the G.L.I.A.C. Cincinnati over Houston Robinson Rockers 18 Copeland I 0 title, this will lay heavily on N.England over Indianapolis the player's minds. The > Men’s Top 10 IM Football N.Y. Giants over Philly Brewski’s 21 Lakers waqtto ppbve they 1. Druids (3-0) Chicago over Tampa Bay Whatever 14 can win a big-game and 2. Terminators (3-0) New Orleans over L.A. Rams they will. The Cardinal 3. Druid Killers (4-0) Sig Eps 27 domination will end Buffalo over Pittsburgh 4. Unknowns (2-0) Wampuses 22 Saturday. I expect the Washington over Green Bay 5. Brewski’s (3-0) Lakers seniors to play the San Francisco over St. Louis 6. Nights of Rob. (3-0) games of their lives in their 7. Totally Ripped (3-0) Atlanta over N.Y. Jets Robinson Rowdies 7 ast home at Grand Valley 8. Runnin’ Rebels(2-1) Dallas over L.A. Raiders The Stadium 0 State. The Cardinals will 9. Whatever (3-1) Denver over San Diego drown in the Lakers waves. Miami over Cleveland ______Totally Ripped 27 10. Ravine Grizzl. (2-1) Renegades 20 Top Co-Rec IM Women's Top IM Co-Rec Top 5 IM Football Volleyball Teams Volleyball Teams 1. Druids (2-0) 2. Total Rees (3-0) 1. Whatever (5-0) 1. Nads (3-0) Terminators 58 3. Cubbies (2-1) 2. TriSigs/PiKapp (3-0) 2. Tri Sigma (3-0) Buzzards 0 4. Delta Sigma Pi (2-0) 3. Nads (5-1) 3. Druids (5-1) 5. Totally Ripped (1-1) 4. Hang em* High (3-0) 4. Whatever (2-1) Nights ot Robinson 20 5. Better on Top (7-2) 5. B.S.S. (6-0) Boardwalk Boys 16 Women’s Top 6. Cubbies II (2-0) 6. Oxford Blues (3-0) IM Football Teams 7. Beach Bums (5-1) 7. Casual Copel. (5-1) S & B Athletics 60 1. S & B Athletics (3-0) 8. Better on TopB(6-3) 8. Cubbies (4-2) Can Can Girls 0 2. Druids (1-1) 9. Totally Ripped (2-1) 9. Winds. Women(4-2) Total Rees 7 3. Rob. Rowdies (3-0) 10. KGB (3-2) Unknowns 6 4. 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The Women's Four, rowed by rented van, and a short night sleeping to participate in the Jack Speakmon and coxswained by Kristi Mattson. The Brenda Hubley, Amy Uber, Deb Webb, outdoors, the club proved its worth and Regatta. One of the most challenging Men's Eight came in third in a very fast and Linda Toman, and coxswained by competitive prowess. The team is now and prestigious races in the Midwest, heat to place in the finals. Immediately Dani Ogle, raced first, and created the working towards hosting a regatta with the regatta drew powerful teams from following this heat, four of the men most exciting race of the day. The Michigan State University on November Ohio State, Charleston University in (Kevin, Don, Barry, and Rich) went back women jumped on the start and had 8, an event which has not occurred for West Virginia, Purdue University, out to race in the Men's Novice Four quite a .lead until Linda Toman’s oar five years. Congratulations for a super University of Michigan, and many heat. The men jumped on the start and broke out of its lock. However, a quick job, and good luck on Nov. 8! others. Despite the presence of such held the lead for several hundred and brilliant recovery and hard work Anyone interested in joining the strong competition, the Rowing Club meters until the boat "caught a crab" during the body of the race allowed the Rowing Club for the spring please keep performed extremely well. c and the men missed placing in the women's boat to finish third overall. class schedules opdn between 3 andB. The first race of the day was the. .finals by under ten seconds. Finally, the Men's Eight rowed. They Grand Valley Holds Pom-Pon Clinic the highest point total for the day and Park. The day's events included an followed by Rogers and Wyoming By Andrea Postmus therefore won the overall competition. "orginality competition" in which the Park. The squads brought in their own They earned the opportunity to On Saturday, November 1 the high school squads performed their perform at halftime of Grand Valley's Fieldhouse was the setting for a individaul routines in front of the kicklines for a "kickline competition". Wyoming Park took first place with mens basketball game against Wayne Pom-Pom clinic held by Grand judges. Wyoming Park took first place State on January 22nd. Valley's Pom-Pom squad. Nine area in this event followed by East Kenowa Hills and Sparta closely The clinic ran very smoothly thanks pom-pom squads attended the clinic Kentwood and Kenowa Hills. behind. to the many people who helped with which began at 9:00 a m. and lasted Other events of the day were A routine was also taught to the workshops on technique and setup and organization of the events. until 4:00 p.m.. Long hours ot planning and work by squads by Grand Valley’s squad. The choreography, plus a coaches Approximately 130 girls attended the Grand Valley's pom-pom coach, Chris clinic. The participating high schools girls had two hours fo learn this meeting. A "spirit award" was Siedlecki and her squad made the day were:East Kentwood, Fruitport, routine. The girls were judged on an presented to the squad showing the most enthusiasm, consideration for a success. A few minor injuries did Kelloggsville, Kenowa Hills, Rockford, individual basis with Union High other squads and support for their occur but they were taken care of by Rogers,Sparta, Union and Wyoming School being the overall winners squad members as well as members of trainer Judy Hamilton. The purpose of the opposing squads. This award was holding the clinic was to share ideas LAKER presented to Kelloggsville high on routines, learn new moves and school. Wyoming Park accumulated make new friends. ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Hair Designers & Tanning Salon Students, don't let your summer tan fade! 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