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Volume CXXIII, Number 3 Established 1856 Thursday, September 29, 1994 Warren Moore '43 Dies During Student-Alum- ni Baseball Game By Elizabeth Bennett News Editor

if-- - 'IIP While playing second-bas- e during an alumni student softball game, part of the weekend's homecoming events, Warren Griffith Moore '43 of Anaheim, CA, died of

a massive heart-attac- k. Services were held this Monday in the Church of the Holy 1 Spirit. According to Robert Bunnell, athletic director and baseball coach since 1990, Moore played a game last thursday in Anaheim, CA, and then flew to Ohio on Friday for homecoming and the Alumni baseball game. Moore came down to the team practice on Friday afternoon and tossed the ball around on the field saying that he ;Jk va..U needed to "get a feel for the ball." Moore collapsed while standing in

position on second-bas- e. Attempts on the part of the players, trainers, and the College A Township rescue squad were unsuccessful in resuscitating him. "It was a very traumatic experience for all of us who witnessed it, but our trauma pales in comparison to the sense of loss and grief that Mr. Moore's family must endure," said Bunnell, who became interested in Moore's love for baseball, has kept in touch with Moore since 1990. Since the death of Moore's wife of 47 served as an USAF Weather Officer from lost20 lbs from 185!) is Seniors' Softball...I for baseball, particularly the Cleveland years, Nadine Elaine Hickman Moore in which he retired in as a Lt. Colonel. Moore am having a ball in my dotage, and am Indians. "They were pleased that the end for 1990, Moore has played seniors softball. As worked for the Dow Chemical Company actually getting back some arm, legs, etc. him came while he was on the campus he an active member of the Fullerton Blues and while assistant product manager for myself, after a layoff of some 22 years." loved , playing the game he loved, surrounded

slo-pit- Over-5- 5 ch (or Blooper pitch, as Styron polystyrene he was named coatings Schott was certain that the Chapel would by his 'teammates,' a few generations Moore called it) softball team, Moore district sales manager in their New York have been packed if the College would have removed," noted Bunnell. travelled on the road to Europe, South office. had more time to prepare for the funeral "After putting aside the shock and the America, and even New Zealand. According to Lisa D. Schott, director of service. His family apologized for the rush. horror of the incident," Bunnell feels that Moore graduated from Kenyon magna Alumni and Parent Affairs, Moore always Schott said that although Moore's death was the baseball team will have a better sense of cum laude in physics. While at Kenyon, he kept in close touch with Kenyon. He would sad, this was one of the more peaceful deaths who Moore was and his love for the game. was a member of the Delta Kappa Epsilon every once in a while send a letter or a she could think of. The baseball team will dedicate their 1994-9- 5 fraternity. Moore took post-gradua- te work photograph. In his letter of April 1, 1987, Bunnell said that in speaking with season to the memory of Moore. They

in Fairleigh-Dickenson'sScho- ol ofBusiness Moore wrote, "Here's a tidbit. A good way Moore's family after the funeral service will wear commemorative patches on their Administration. During World Warll, Moore to enjoy retirement, and to get in shape (I've Monday afternoon, they talked of his love uniforms throughout the season. Community Sits In Protest Against Recent Death Threats and Homophobia

other incidents of verbal according to an e-m- ail There were over 600 signatures of faculty By Amy Collier harassment that have that Wendy Hess, equal and students. Staff Reporter been occurring since the I opportunity officer, sent Mikhel Kushner said "The campus is beginning of the year. out on Sept. 21. In this silent regarding homosexuals, and this makes ALSO and Queer Action organized a As students walked message Hess states that us nervous. But this makes us more nervous, silent protest in response to the recent into Peirce for dinner, if the individual who being very blatantly aggressive. But now we harassment based on sexual orientation. they were welcome to was making the threats can respond to that." Approximately 100 students protested join thepro testers. A few had been identified, Some students were uncomfortable with silently in Peirce Hall Wednesday night for students did, though t: formal harassment the protest and felt that they were being dining many chose to walk past charges would have accused. Most felt that this was a very two hours. Lining the entrance to the - - hall, they held posters voicing their opinions quickly, looking down been filed. effective way of getting the point across on the subject. or joking to friends. i More recently, even though they thought it was sad that e-m- ail to Lesley Wisman.co-organizeroftheprotc- st, Julia Eisinger Keeney sent these students had to resort this protest. ' . regarding "harassment Samantha Carey '95 said "It was agreed that "there was a need for a very serious stressed tnat tnis was . response to the recent events at Kenyon." Some notmeantasanexclusive ;j : and threats via amazing. That was the most impressive and faculty joined the students, namely Dean for event the community k telephone." Not only effective demonstration that I've seen at Academic Advising, Liz Kcency and Professor was not deliberately does Kenyon policy Kenyon. You walked in the door and the I of Biology Ryn Edwards. excluded. We simply did prohibit such abuse, it is pressure of the silence was instantaneous. Although many of the protesters had not have the time to notify the whole campus also a violation of Ohio law. wanted to stay and read all of the signs, but never been involved in an action like this because these threats needed an immediate, Members of ALSO and Queer Action I didn't. To know how it felt to walk through before, most felt it was an appropriate gesture obvious and definite response." also greeted students as they entered Peirce that hallway for 10 seconds 20 at in response to homophobic incidences. A first year student was harassed Tuesday evening. People were asked to sign best.. .imagine what the persecuted feel every Students received death threats via phone and verbally in a dorm a few weeks ago, a banner supporting the harassed students. day of their lives." NEWS page two September 29, 1994 Aoathv Initially Leaves Student Council without Candidates Election Results student council representative. A lack of issues to address in a campaign By Steve Lannen Candidates expressed surprise at the was also cited as a reason for the lack of Senior Staff Reporter lack ofopponents. "I thought there would be interest "If there are no issues to take a stand Senior Class President: more interest.Student Council is something on, it turns into a matter of who can get their Carla Ains worth Student Council President Brooke very easy to get involved in," said recently friends out to vote," explained Pannill.

Schilling and Vice-PresidentLi- sa Sandberg elected sophomore Student Council "I think Kenyon students are interested, but Senior Class Committee Members:

all-stude- sent out nt e-m- ails two weeks ago representative Lizzie Pannill. there is a lack of impetus," said newly elected Rachael Baer, Aaron Deny, Fred Ceppa, in an attempt to patch up what could have Confusion over the different positions junior class president, Kevin Aepli who Anmol Satiani, Brian Hsiang, Ed Peterson, been a gaping hole in Kenyon's student and committees, elections held in the spring campaigned with the slogan "fight apathy." Spencer Parsons, Mark Havrilla, Jennifer government. as well as the fall, breakdowns in Dean Cheryl Steele, advisor to Student Carlisle

self-interest- As stated in Schilling's all-stude- nt e-m- ail communication, and ed apathy Council, agrees there is apathy, but adds, "I a few weeks ago, there was an absence have all been given as reasons for the lack of see students doing a lot of things. There is a Senior Student Council Representative: of student council candidates for all classes interest in campus government. lot of organizations and activities that divert Alexandra Mislin and no candidates for sophomore or junior Percentages of voter participation for people's interests. StudentCouncil has never senate representative. "People think about the first round of elections by class supports generated an abundance of candidates." Junior Class Committee Members: running," said Sandberg, "but they don't act the latter reason. The class of '95 had the "Student Council is the main voice for Claire Washburn, Lisa Lambert, Missy on it" best percentage with 65 percent, one-ha- lf of students, but it hasn't been very prominent in Szabad, Kelli Nealon, Ben Robertson,

all-stude- The nt e-ma- ils attracted one the class of '96 that is on campus voted, and the past. People felt like they could not get Virginia Preaus, Sarah Michael, Thomas candidate each for thejunior and sophomore only 40 percent of the class of '97 voted. things done," said Schilling. "I would like to Torrisi, Eric King, Alison Rosenblatt senate positions, one candidate for senior Sophomore Gordon Fraser said, "I show the school that we can accomplish student council representative, and two wasn't really confused about the elections. I something so in future years there will be Junior Senate Representative: candidates each for sophomore and junior just didn't care." interest." Meagan O'Dowd

New Women's Group Responds to Discrimination on Campus Junior Student Council Representative: Sarah Michael By Samantha Carey elicited demonstrates some of the views the response to needs that have been present since founders hope to overcome. women first started coming to Kenyon." Staff Reporter The majority ofmale responses indicate Kushner and Wiseman aim to create an Sophomore Class Committee Members: RAD-FEM- Larae that S' exclusion of male "active, positive" group that empowers Bush, Toni Tate, Michelle Younkin, A new group, RAD-FEM- S, is starting membership is discriminatory. Wiseman women by making them realize that there is Sarah Kate Bearman, Keri Schulle, Lizzie at Kenyon. It is an all-wom- en group responds that it is "not to discriminate something beyond the victimization of Pannill, Peter Gold organized to empower women. While co-foun- der against males," rather it is to empower discrimination. They want to raise awareness Lesley Wiseman admits that the their women membership. that all forms of oppression, even the more Sophomore Senate Representative: name will inevitably "scare some women They argue that in working with people subtle forms, are linked. Jon Freed off," she and Mikhel Kushner hope to who sympathize but who are not a part of the According to Wiseman and Kushner, provide a positive outlet for feelings of group discriminated against, you "can't get "thingshaven'tchangcdenough."They hope Sophomore StudentCouncil Representative: anger and despair in women. much done." In response to their formidable that RAD-FEM- S will be a "reality check." Lizzie Pannill

The group's aim is to actively respond title, RAD-FEM- S, Mikhel stated that "people to any apparent discrimination on campus need to get to a point so they realize that Students, Alumni make Suggestions by addressing relevant social and political changes need to be made." issues. They hope to fill a gap that other In lightof this being the 25th anniversary to women's groups leave by responding to of women at Kenyon, the co-found- ers agree Presidential Search Committee discrimination with political action. that the celebration did not instigate the starting Committee. RAD-FEM- S RAD-FEM- By Matt The response has already of their group. S is "simply a Jadud The members of this committee are Staff Reporter responsible for recommending candidates Olin Night Supervisor Dies in to the Board of Trustees. Home On Sept. 16 and Scpt.24, open forums The search for a new president is an MarjorieLois Grandy died Friday Sept. employee always preforming her job discussing the search for a new College active one, advertisements have been 23 in her home in Mount Vernon after a enthusiastically and thoroughly. She president were hcld.Over 60 non-facult- y purchased in both the Chronicle for Higher lengthy illness. Since 1990 she worked as a contributed many ideas to enhance members, including students and alumni Education and Black Issues In Higher night supervisor at the circulation desk in procedures in the circulation department from the College, attended both sessions. It Education. Soon a mailing will go out to all Olin Library. and was always willing to help out above was in these meetings that brainstorming Kenyon families and alumni to solicit According to Joan Pomajevi, circulation and beyond her assigned responsibilities. and discussion relating to the selection of a nominations for possible presidential desk manager, Grandy was a valued Grady loved working with the students and new president took place. candidates. employee. She was a faithful and loyal faculty and will be missed. Representing the student body in this A list of criteria and challenges that the search are two students, Tom Maglicry and potential new president would have to meet Jeanette Premo, both of whom function as are not yet available, although they will be full members of the Presidential Search once they have been completed.

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I was at the Cove last Wednesday night, : and along with the majority of the students who j urn 3. were also at the Cove, I was drinking beer, j VV. Take long scenic walks along the By George Stone : inhabited streets of Gambier. Consult Around 1:30 a.m. I left Kenyon College's only campus "bar." Outside, I noticed three of my Staff Columnist the "Kenyon Directory" to plan a "High-Potenti- al friends piling into a car. They had all been Route." A "High-Potenti- al Route" is one that will parade you by at least 75 drinking heavily, and as the car tore out of the parking lot, I felt a mixture of sadness and Fall is a season of abundance and percent of your current-semest- er anger. In theory, we, the student body, are sharing, of harvesting the fruits of your professors' homes. This is alow-ris- k, high-gai- n

self-improveme- against drunk driving, in practice, clearly labors, of essentially getting what you method of nt. If but deserve. This conception of fall is as true nothing else, you will enjoy the lovely we are not. When I asked my friend the next for students as it is for farmers. B ut students, colors and crisp air of autumn as you day about the previous night's events he calmly unlike farmers, usually fail to harvest their exercise your physical self. At its most told me that, "we were all really hungry. Ike's seemed like a good idea so we drove full worth from their own Elysian fields. effective, however, you will "happen" to into Mt. Vernon." This pathetic response led me to ask the deceivingly simple And so valuable fruits rot in the hands of "accost accidently" one or more of your question of why? to which he answered, "I realize it was dangerous and that is where indifferent professors. professors and you will strike up a brilliant my judgment gets clouded. I would never do it alone, but really, peer pressure is The failure on the part of the student conversation about "Walden," which you what makes me do it However, I'm certainly a willing participant. And besides, I is that heshe has allowed the professor "rather habitually" are carrying. The book was hungry." room to be indifferent. This is a sin. Do is a generic but effective tool called a "prop," Let's take a step back and pretend that this particular example is unique. Let you scatter seeds haphazardly or do you and it aids mentally in conversation and us just for a moment look at the incredibly prevalent practice of driving drunk plant them? If you want fruits you plant visually by its physical presence. It makes a simply from one end of the campus to another. There is no dissimilarity between and tend to your seeds. In the same way, stunning impression on your professor and my two examples; one is simply the extreme of two actions on the same scale. The if you want good grades you tend to your allows himher to focus on the conversation. distance and speed at which one drives makes no real difference. Both actions reflect a gross of professors. Approximate academic value: plus 13 letter act stupidity and recklessness on behalf of the student Many with whom I have talked readily admit without hint of Listed below are five techniques that grade on your final grade. Bonus credit people (and any embarrassment) promise, if used with care, to improve the awarded in three separate categories for three that they drink and drive around campus, but would never do it in the "real world." One woman told that "I would never drink and drive anywhere else. grade of your academic harvest Each is an actions: 1. By offering to help rake leaves, me Kenyon's effective stimulant in its own right, but (risky), 2. By telling a good joke about smallness, its inclusiveness, makes it okay. If your car is outside the Cove, there is is together they may prove overpowering, raking leaves, (less risky), 3. By collecting a not doubt that you're going to drive it home whether that the Bexleys or south lot. It it is such a short distance." like too much fertilizer. You will have to bouquet of pretty leaves and presenting it to doesn't matter because I mentality use your best j udgement At any rate, I w ish your professor, with affection, (bizarre but fail to understand the that Kenyon exists on a different plane than you a most enjoyable and bountiful harvest foolproof). the rest of the universe, and as a result, we have the right to follow a different set of this autumn. rules. I hate to break it to people, but we are part of the Gambier community. We 4. Spend from four to six hours in the have neighbors living all around us, and our responsibilities should be the same to them as they are those in the "real world." The fact that we are rationalizing this 1. Attend all athletic events. Award equal bookstore daily. I call this method the to is I we an lots of attention and verve to soccer, football, "World Update and Fashion ParadeGossip practice because of Kenyon's "inclusiveness" ludicrous. believe that are intelligent student body with hopes of a bright future. But something is wrong with field hockey , volleyball, cross country, pre- Control Plan."This technique is more subtle season baseball, etc. On the low end, you than the rest and it relies on a heap of good this picture. Ask yourselves honestly, what is going on? Why is it that nobody is will learn more about your friends and their luck. It involves dressing for success try questioning this increasingly accepted practice? We are adults. We are in the real peculiar talents. On the high end, you will tweeds in any of the various hues of world. We have responsibilities to people other than ourselves. Now let's act like improve your standing in the academy by squash and orbi ting the bookstore, "prop" it engaging all pertinent professors (those in in hand, in search of professors, gossip whose courses you are enrolled this relating to professors, professors' children semester, or next) in scintillating or spouses, or students close to pertinent LETTERS TO THE EDITOR conversations regarding the nature of professors. The wardrobe and prop will athleticism and the meaning of camaraderie. give you the appearance of studiousness, A Little Known Fact about Kenyon History Or you could explain why you missed class while your presence in the bookstore lends A little known fact about Kenyon History. head to bolster the ambition and humility that morning. Approximate academic value: you an air of consumerism, which will The AD fraternity was established at necessary to run for the highest office in the plus or minus 13 letter grade on your next undoubtedly intrigue your professor. Kenyon in 1858. But even in the small span land. (Unfortunately, such reminiscing led paper or exam, depending upon the topic of Approximate academic value: less than time that the school existed before them, to one of the more embarrassing moments in conversation you choose. Bonus credit 13 letter grade overall, but consistent of the east wing of Old Kenyon was the source White House history. Apparently, during a awarded if "props" (see below, method 3) attendance will pay off. Bonus credit of much debate. At that time, obviously, one drunken evening, the President and visiting are present. awarded forcash purchases ofrefreshments did not have to be an AD in order to live in Kaiser of Germany were recalling their for your professor, andor for "reading" the wing. However there was an even more school days and decided it would be great 2. Attend lectures, concerts, charity your professor's favorite prop. bizarre requirement for housing in that most fun to recreate them. Thus the President gatherings, and eat at Hunan Garden. coveted and palatial space. It seems from donned his boxers and the Kaiser slipped Autumn, being a season of abundance, is a 5. Attend class with appropriate the year 1836 through the year 1847 all into his favorite tutu from his Heidelberg wonderful time to give. Nevertheless, give regularity. Although this seems too members of the wing had to wear their boxer days and the two were found dancing a carefully. Every effort should contribute obvious to mention, it is not Often, I have shorts outside their clothing on Sunday, the Tango in the Rose Garden.) positively towards the increased fitness of found, the best views of Kenyon's beautiful Lord's day, and apparently the most Now I am an independent living in the your academic self. Should you feel theneed oak and maple trees and the magnificent prestigious members of the wing would wing of contention and so have been to purchase a loaf of Amish bread, wait until reds, ambers, yellows, and browns of their wear their boxers on their heads. An searching for a way to come to a comprom ise a pertinent professor is passing by and then leaves are attained from two to three stories extremely reliable source has informed me and in doing so have looked to history. call out "What a wonderful fall morning, above ground. Also from this vantage, the that Rutherford B. Hayes, perhaps the most Seeing as the wing has a history of professor! Will I see you at the animal shelter rolling violet fields some harvested, some famous resident of the east wing, was a requirement for residency which predates this evening?" Remember, your academic waiting to be and the breathtaking Kenyon legend for prancing down middle the AD fraternity I propose that we utilize it well-bein- g is your own responsibility. Take greensward of middle Ohio become path after church with his boxers upon his Other members of the wing have agreed. control ofyour actions and make them count apparent, fully in their own glorious head; much to the chagrin of his professors. One Kayte Brauer was quoted as saying, Approximate academic value: plus 13 letter resplendence. The vista of lovely autumn Apparently his campaign managers worked "Hell, I'll wear the boxers on my head and grade overall; high points for "Likability," from, say, Ascension 225, is not just tirelessly to keep this information from forget the pants. I love to feel my butt free in "omnipresence," and "intellectual something to behold, but is rather something coming outduring his bid for the Presidency. the wind." Another member, Dae Won, cultivation" translate to flexibledue dates for to be held by. Approximate academic value: But much later, in his autobiography, Hayes when he heard about the idea said, "Cool. papers. nil, but the view is positively therapeutic. said that there was nothing like a Sunday It'd be great to finally have companions in morning romp with one's underwear on his see HISTORY page twelve PERSPECTIVES Pa8efiour September 29, 1994 Homecoming Celebration Delivers Delightful Weekend

tic-tac-t- oe quiz game were played, emceed By Rachel Grossman by Associate Professor ofEnglish Tim Shutt Staff Reporter and using audience members as contestants. The mysterious occupant of the middle Question: What do you get when you square was revealed to be Kenyon's own overflow Gambier with students and alumni, President Phil Jordan. The surrounding recreate game shows on Old Kenyon, build squares were filled with various faculty a big fire on Middle Path to sing around, win members, students, and alumni. Questions a football game, and listen to some outwardly ranged from the trivial to the historical, .tit odd girls? revealing some very interesting facts about Answer: The 1994 Homecoming the College. celebration commemorating 25 years of How many people actually knew what women at Kenyon. Kenyon's tuition was in 1920? Not many, Kenyon kicked off the Homecoming including the contestant who thought $140 festivities on Friday, September 23 with an was too low, but discovered the figure to be ml all-camp- us picnic on the lawn between correct. Then there was the question about Hanna and Leonard Hall. People began the robbery of the People's Bank. Believe it gathering there early to hear the disc jockey or not, the crime was committed by an JV Music King play tunes, and to feast on the offshoot of the Dill inger gang, and Professor barbecue that filled the south end of campus Stuart Rice McGowan witnessed it. There V" with the smoky scent of burgers and hot seemed to be some confusion on Shutt's dogs. Music King played mostly requests, part, because he never had the rules of the and students had fun dancing to everything game explained to him. from R.E.M. to the theme song of Shaft. It "I read the rules," he claimed. "They was a good place, sitting around on bales of were unclear!" Consequently, there was a hay, to chat with friends, professors, and lot of input by the audience as to whether or the situation quite well, obliging the room's The Chasers followed, and then the Owl alumni. not an X or an O should appear in a window. owner by taking messages. Creeks, who definitely stole the show. After The recreation of the Hollywood Another minor problem arose during the When night fell, the bonfire was lit, and the Kokosingers performed, a combination Squares game on the front of Old Kenyon third round, when the telephone in the room the a cappclla groups began to sing, starting of vocalists from all the groups sang began at around 7 p.m. Four rounds of the Jordan occupied began to ring. He handled with The Shades' version of "Poison Ivy." see HOMECOMING page twelve Kenyon Counseling Center Seeks to Alleviate Common Student Difficulties By experience or that of some of my senior In addition to these particular class she should be reasoned with, and though it Sarah Hurst friends, Carney revealed that it is really the concerns, drugs and alcohol play a significant may take a few occasions, it most likely will Staff Reporter sophomores and seniors who have role at Kenyon. In his experience as director be beneficial in the long run. If this sort of particularly difficult times at Kenyon. They of counseling since 1987, Carney believes persuasion fails to work, someone in need of With the leaves poetically changing are essentially the "people in transition." He that substance abuse is definitely a problem help can always turn to house managers, colors around the Gates of Hell, intriguing has found that "what people tend to do in a on campus. Alcohol and drugs "affect resident advisors, or even professors with nude parties at the Crozier Center kicking period of transition is they feel like something academic performance, property damage, whom he or she feels comfortable. off another year, and a guaranteed tasty is wrong and they interpret that as 'something and the quality of relationships." In reference Carney asserts that one of the problems dinner choice of hamburgers, pasta or stir-fr- y, is wrong with me.'" to the latter, alcohol often leads to drunken that can be overcome is getting people to who could deny that Kenyon is a great "The something wrong," Carney "hook-ups- " which can result in STD's, talk about what is on their mind. He finds place to be in the autumn? Despite these clarified, is really the change they're going unplanned pregnancy, sexual harassment or that many students feel uncomfortable with interests and comforts, Kenyon students sti 11 through, the transition. Every transition has rape. Because of drugs or alcohol, people situations and never say anything about how face a mixture of problems and pressures as two parts: that there is a danger things will are not "making good or healthy choices" they feel. According to Carney, "If people another academic year commences. Dr. get worse, or there is an opportunity that and such a situation can conceivably alter would spcok up more about what they are Clarke Carney, director of counseling, these people can make choices that are better the quality of life on campus. uncomfortable about, my guess is some of offered insightabout studentconcems, stress for themselves." That is what counseling is Eating disorders are another tragic issue. the things we are seeing would begin to levels and development of belter coping all about helping people make more Carney commented that "in some respects, diminish. But when people do not speak up, skills. satisfying choices. Kenyon for some women must feel like a the most visible behavior becomes the norm." Carney candidly shared his extensive For sophomores in transition, Carney beauty contest. And sometimes I imagine In addition, Camcy maintained that it experiences and understanding of Kenyon commented that they might say to Middle Path as the walkway. ..the Ms. appears as if Kenyon students in general are students, as well as some practical themselves, "Where am I now? The party is Kenyon Contest." With "pressure for women "more receptive" about counseling. "Once

information on what help is available for over." They face the harassing, gut-twisti- ng to fit a mold on how one's body should be in students get past the idea that there is students. Particularly at this autumnal time questions of roommates and studying abroad. order to be perceived as attractive," who 'something wrong with me,' and it's okay to of the year, Carney has found a mix of Not only that, but everything is not exciting cannot help but sometimes feel self-conscio- us come to counseling, they feel very worries among the student body. First-yea- r or new anymore, and there is a new group of entering Pcirccand walking down comfortable." students making the large leap from life with freshmen on campus who receive a lot of the the gauntlet-aisle- s to the silverware? Carney reported that last year about the parents and Tiger High to the intense attention. Some sophomores find they do Carney believes that the number of 20.6 percent of the student body came in for undergraduate life on the Hill worry about not have the support system that they did the eating disorder cases between people in the counseling. Though the majority were making friends and academic adjustment. previous year. under and upper classes vary. He also women, there was an increase in both sexes. In a couple of years, they will be similar Seniors, on the other hand, havediffcrcnt suspects that a lot of the first-ye- ar students Seniors had a record number of 34 percent to their j un ior peers who agoni ze over where sorts of worries in their transitional year. who do have an eating disorder entered utilizing the resourceful services of Carney they are now, how they have changed, who Carney maintained that a lot of the seniors Kenyon with the problem. and his associates, while the other classes they know and do not know. Many members who visit him have a "re-enteri- ng concern," When asked about the signs that averaged about 22 percent. Anxiety topped of the junior class who remain at Kenyon particularly for those who were abroad for someone may display when in need of the list of concerns for each class. might find that their "friendship network is all or part of their junior year. In particular, counseling, he thought that generally Carney and his colleagues would like to smaller. They're not having the adventures there is a "fear of losing friends" and seniors "consistent behaviors from normal" indicate help students to the best of their ability, and that their friends who have gone on study might question, "how many of these a possible problem. For example, someone to do so, they need to know more about abroad programs are writing home about relationships will last?" With the senior who is normally approachable might become Kenyon students. Students will be asked to and the people they are closest to may be exercise and frantic trips and frenzied phone withdrawn and irritable. Changes in eating complete an anonymous survey to help the ones who are abroad." Some juniors calls to the CDC, it should not be surprising or sleeping habits, and an increase in drinking counseling service organize and plan groups sprinkled about campus in removed places that seniors feel anxiety and pressure to to the extent it effects study habits, may that serve students' needs. Though Kenyon perhaps languidly are contemplating the year adequately handle their busy lives. As a signify something is wrong. was the first college in Ohio to be accredited ahead with a possible "sense of missing out senior returning from a year abroad program If someone is leery about seeking by the International Association of and loneliness." and humbly grovelling at the CDC, I sense counseling, Carney suggests that friends Counseling Services, Carney needs more Interestingly enough, but maybe not that Carney is not off in his estimation of the should besupportive and "clear in identifying ' help and input from the students to continue too surprising if I consider my own personal situation. the behaviors'' that display a problem. He or improvement...... 1

September 29, 1994 page five PERSPECTIVES Bell Lecture Ponders Frightening Questions About Race By James Parr modern-da- y fairy tale involving a personal have a stake in America's youth. placement, and if there are no decent jobs computer. His lecture became a parable of He likened the American public school available in our struggling economy, how Senior Staff Reporter sorts, as Bell related to the audience an system to a prison, arguing that children can anyone expect a black child to work incident in which an angel from Heaven born poor and colored in this country have hard for rewards that have never existed? At his lecture last Wednesday night in appeared on his monitor and questioned him no means with which to raise themselves Bell went as far as to state that recent the Biology Auditorium, Derrick Bell likened about the value of his work during the last 30 above poverty due to pathetic school increases in the population of affluent Blacks the plight of America's youth to that of a years (since the passage of the Civil Rights conditions, the threat of violence and the have merely "clouded the realities of group of children drowning in a river. This Act of 1964). lure of easy wealth in the drug market. unemployment" for the greater part of the river is heading towards a waterfall, and Bell talked of the excitement that Bell's lecture was honest, at times African American community. every moment another handful of these followed the Act's passage, but also of his almost too honest for an audience desiring Perhaps Bell's strongest indictment of children die. and others' disillusionment with the reality simple answers, panaceas too complex, and the racial situation in America came with his Bell offered this discouraging analogy, ofracial issues in America. The optimism of depressing issues and facts. Rather than claim that no social reform has ever taken and then posed a question: Are we to bemoan 30 years ago has not been met by concrete point fingers at others, Bell offered what place in our country that did not include an

"self-interestbene- the terrible current that swallows America's advances in educational, economic, and almost seemed an apology for his initial innate fit for whites... this youth in a cycle of poverty and violence, or social reform. optimism concerning racial equality and is part ofany social reform in this country." are we going to wade in and at least save a "There are far more black children in justice 30 years ago. He was careful to lay Professor Bell's lecture was a strong few of their lives? segregated or inferior schools now than in any blame for our country 's ills firmly on all and realistic one, but hardly inspiring. Powerful useofmetaphor marked Bell's 1954," he claimed. He also stated that Americans, including himself. There was Inspiration was not his goal, rather turning speech, entitled "Another Chance to Save things are at least as bad now for many black no taint of hypocrisy in anything Bell said. the serious questions of what we are to do

Our Children and Ourselves." He is world-renowne- d children as in any period since His arguments were concise and even-hande- d, with our embattled youth into personal and for his writings, both academic Reconstruction. and more importantly he spoke in vital ones for the audience. Personal and literary, and his work in the area of civil Indeed, much of Bell's speech was terms of the logic of our free-mark- et system involvement and individual responsibility rights, education and law. Currently a surprising, especially in lightof his personal of economy and government. A capitalist was his message, as these are the only two professor at the New York University Law role and stake in bringing about critical civil society is ruled by its nature, and to combat chances we have at turning the tide ofpoverty School, he is best known for his dismissal rights legislation. One might have expected our social ills we must do so in terms of the and educational mediocrity. It is too late to from Harvard Law School last year because a more promising outlook, or at least a lowest common denominator of America, save every child that is heading for the he protested the lack of women professors of catalogue of accomplishments, but Bell which is self-- interest. waterfalls of unemployment, educational color at Harvard, noting that none had ever rightly offered none of this. His stance was The American system of public abandonment, and violence, but as Professor achieved tenure. critical and anti-rhetoric- al, lending strength education has always been rooted in Bell stated ,"ifwe do nothing, things will get Bell based much of his lecture on a to his arguments and entreaties that we all vocational training for future career worse." Changes in ARA Food Service Cause Some Confusion, Overcrowding By Nock heard people remark on the new menu. Aside admit that at least I have something to eat if as people make it out to be." Greg from the regular offerings, we always have the entree doesn't strike me. While student opinion of the food is not Perspectives Editor the option of resorting to hotdogs at lunch, Those students who eat at the dining exactly enthusiastic, they do acknowledge or hamburgers at dinner. This would be halls on a regular basis seem to feel that the the hard work of the staff. The servers are

All-Camp- By now, I am sure you have at least okay, if not for the recent deluge of us quality of the food has 'remained the same. still cheerful and friendly as ever, and the heard about the huge changes made by ARA. Picnics, which has already flooded "I've been avoiding ARA since I've plates and utensils are cleaner than people Unless you are incredibly rich, or lucky, you my system with burgers. The "Something been back," said senior Brian Harrison. "I've give credit for. When you consider how have probably eaten there. In the face of Different" bar has mutated into the been living off Shoppes food and stale many people ARA cooks for, the food could serious budget cuts, ARA reworked Peirce "Something Pasta" bar. Apparently, those Cheerios." be a lot worse. Servery, closed Gund on part of the surveys we completed last year indicated "I've never really cared for ARA food," "We had to brainstorm when these cuts weekends, and now offers us 'burgers and our love for these three items. I have to explained Rita Kahn, "but it's not as terrible were announced," said ARA Director Ross 'dogs all the time. Garrison. "We changed the outdated The "new" Peirce is probably the most methods of preparation and tried to imbue a immediately visible change. The drink sense of 'urgency' in the staff. We don't machines were moved, the salad bar was -- look to Kenyon students as a captive ' relocated, and the cereal bins were hidden. I i ! audience." Apparently, the changes were made to aid in 4 H While I cannot say I love all the ARA traffic control (now that Peirce faces possible alterations, none of them are earth-shaking- ly overcrowding on the weekends). However, bad, either. Garrison admits that the new I can say that it only confuses me. At least setup and hours have caused some confusion the napkin dispensers are still on the among students, and overcrowding ofPeirce individual tables. on weekends. - "y"-- h As a dweller ofNorth End, I have to say i Flr - y- "We will run into problems, but we will the most drastic (and irritating) alteration is solve them. My door is always open to the closing of Gund. True, the closing only sincere and honest communication," he affects Friday night through Saturday night. promised. It really is not that big a deal, but I wonder I just wish the Soft-Serv- e machines how much fun it will be trekking down to would consistently work. Peirce if we have a winter like last year. Special thanks to Joshua Lawrence for his Of course, more than anything, I have (photo by Chris Adams) contributions to this article.

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r1 FEATURES page six September 29, 1994 'New York's Most Dangerous Live Band' to Rock Kenyon Announcement ofBlues Traveler's Unusual Small-Colleg- e Concert Greeted with Enthusiasm

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of music. Sheehan and Kinchla (whose By love The band was the driving force behind an October show. Stephanie Adams promising football career was sidelined by a the H.O.R.D.E (Horizons of Rock BethDudley.directorof student activities Senior Staff Reporter knee injury) soon joined the band then known Developing Everywhere) which toured the and an administrative representative on Social as Blues Band. With their impressive past three summers. H.O.R.D.E alumni Board, was very resourceful when it came to Blues Traveler New York's most improvisational skills, they quickly made a include the Spin Doctors, Phish, the Samples the negotiations between the band's dangerous live band will perform on Oct name for themselves in the New York music and Widespread Panic. management and the school. Said Kenney, 9 at 8 p.m. in Wertheimer Fieldhouse. scene. Along with Blues Traveler, this year's "Without her help we couldn't have done it." Unlike many of the bands who stage In 1 989 the band released its first album H.O.R.D.E. lineup includes the Allman Dudley, for her part, stated she is simply a shows at Kenyon, Blues Traveler has a small and changed its name to Blues Traveler, in Brothers Band, Sheryl Crow, and Big Head "supporter" of Social Board. but loyal national following. Indeed, part due to the nature of the band both Todd and the Monsters. Student response has already been one excitement was rampant on campus as geographically and musically. Their In addition, Blues Traveler recently of great excitement People could be heard students lined up to purchase tickets at Gund sophomore effort, 'Travelers and Thieves", performed on the "Late Show with David yelling, "I got 'em!" on the first day tickets and Peirce Serveries soon after the concert sold nearly 400,000 copies. On their third Letterman." were being sold. announcement was made. album, "Save His Soul", they used a bold Armed with a killer stage presence, Junior Heather McCann said, "I waited Alex Kenney, chair of the Soc ial Board, experimental approach successfully and it is Blues Traveler should prove to be one of the in line forever for tickets so they'd better said, "It's a big opportunity for the school currently their most popular album. The most exciting musical experiences at be good!" Sophomore Miranda Stockett because they hardly ever play small most recent Blues Traveler album is entitled Kenyon. Not only will their performance be was, however, thinking of other things: "I colleges." "four." their Gambier debut, it will also be their only think the harmonica is sexy." The quartet, consisting of frontman and The band is renowned for its Ohio performance. Kenney stresses that the significance is harmonicaharp player John Popper, guitarist performance prowess. Popper in particular Kenney reported that the Social Board more than a fun evening of music for the Chan Kinchla, drummer Brendan Hill, and has developed a reputation as an exuberant began its quest to book Blues Traveler last Kenyon community. If there is a tremendous bassist Bobby Sheehan, first came together showman who plays a mean harp and April. Over the summer Kenney, while turnout, this will bode well for getting other 1 1 years ago. harmonica. Their skills as live performers working as an intern at DclsnerSlatcr big-nam- e groups to perform at Kenyon. Popper and Hill met in a Princeton, have been honed at such events as the New Enterprises, spoke to Blues Traveler's Tickets can still be purchased through New Jersey, high school and quickly formed Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and the management "practically everyday" and the S tudent Acti v ities Center at $5 for Kenyon afriendshipanda band based on their m utual Memphis Blues Fest. finally convinced them to confirm a date for students and $10 for others. Williams to Lecture on Relation of Law to Race, Gender Rojas to Speak on Civil Rights Don Rojas,, recently forced from his By Amy Rich essays in addition to a widely acclaimed Professor Henry Louis Gales of Harvard book, 'The Alchemy of Race and Rights: University commented that its "themes and position asdirectorof communications for Senior Staff Reporter Diary of a Law Professor." storytelling technique speak to the same the National Association for the The book interweaves critical theory, point: difference is not to be sacrificed at the Advancement of Colored People, will One of America's leading figures in literary exposition, autobiographical altar of formalism." present the lecture "The Unfinished Civil critical race and legal studies, Patricia confession, parable, and legal scholarship in Gates also wrote, "Her readings Rights Agenda" at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 10, in the Biology Williams, will visit Kenyon on Thursday, an extraordinary and highly engaging mix invigorate familiar controversies ... Butsome Auditorium. Sept. 29 to present a lecture entitled "The which approaches issues of race, gender, of the most magical turns of argument flow Rojas left the NAACP soon after its Rooster's Egg" at 7:30 p.m. in the Biology and law from from far less public director, Benjamin Chavis, was released after a controversial Auditorium. Williams' own events. She s firing. Williams' interest in law was first perspective. "This is a wonderful sometimes a As a writer, educator and activist, great-great-grandmoth- er, Rojas sparked by stories about her "She's a black witness, some- has worked for the liberation of a slave in Tennessee, who she woman, a female opportunity for students times a participant, oppressed people throughout the world. said "inspired my interest in the interplay of lawyer, and a black sometimes the He was one of the founding editors of the notions of public and private, of family and female law pro- to take a critical look at defendant." He Carribcan Daily, the first and only daily market, of male and female, of molestation fessor," all of which the relationships among concluded, "The U.S. paper about Carribcan affairs. Rojas and the law." give her a distinct law needs a brain has also served as assistant editor of the Afro-Americ- Now a law professor at Columbia point of view, said race, class, and gender ...and even more, a Baltimore an and as feature University, m uch of her work examines this Sheffield. heart and some writer and executive editor for New York fascination with the place of gender and race "Williams is a and their influence on courage. Certifi- Gty's AmsterdamNews. Aspress secretary in the American legal system. wonderfully cates won't help. and executive assistant to Prime Minister "This is a wonderful opportunity for talented writer. She the American legal This book just Maurice Bishopof Grenada, he editedThe students to take a critical look at the has a nice way of might." Free Wcstlndian and supervised Grcncda's relationships among race, class, and gender combining the institution." Williams' mass communication system. and their influence on the American legal humanistic lecture is planned Rojas, a Carribcan native, has studied Ric Inter-Americ- an institution," said Ric Sheffield, assistant elements of law and Prof. Sheffield as part of the at the University, the professor of sociology and legal studies. the legal system," celebration of the University of Wisconsin, and the City A graduate of Harvard Law School, he added. He 25 th anniversary of University of New York. I le has also edited Williams has taught law at Golden Gate praised her narrative style and noted, "It's women and the Black Student Union at four books of speeches and documents University, Queens College of the City comfortable reading... I think it's amazing Kenyon. The lecture is sponsored by the from the Cuban and Grenadan revolutions. University of New York, Stanford that anyone can make the diary of a law Faculty Lectureships Committee and is The lecture is sponsored by the University, and the University of Wisconsin. professor interesting." supported by the concentrations in Law and ' College's Faculty Lectureships Comm ittee : She has also written many highly esteemed In his review of Williams' book, Society and in Women's and Gender Studies. ami the Department of History. September 29, 1994 page seven FEATURES Seniors Combat Anxiety, Conduct Student Interviews for Admissions narrowed 24 students, 12 prospective students and their parents, By Eric Harper to and then the to persuaders." most qualified applicants were hired. but it is also to give the seniors some "real There still remain some fears, Morse Staff Reporter As Morse explained, potential life experience" which "will certainly help admitted. She expressed reluctant hope that interviewers were chosen for their "breadth them build a resume." she will have enough time to devote both to "I'm nervous," said senior Aimee of knowledge of Kenyon" and for their "I think it's the program and Presby. "I've never done anything like this ability to combine personal experience of a good idea to get Morsefeltthat theprogram the families' before." and familiarity with the school's curricular students in- "hard ques- Presby is one of the seniors Kenyon's and extracurricular activities. She added that volved" with the will be received favorably tions." admissions office recently hired to interview it was also necessary to find students who admissions pro- Morse also prospective students for this year. possessed the maturity and comfort to cess, said Presby. because "seniors can add expressed wor- Beverly Morse, senior associate director conduct a face-to-fa- ce interview. "It keeps us up to personal experience" and ries for the new of admissions, explained that in the past Although they will learn as they conduct date with what interviewers staff or spouses of faculty members more interviews, the twelveseniors Aimee Kenyon is will be perceived "as whom she hoped conducted these interviews, primarily Presby, Sejal Sutaria, Carla Ainsworth.Tana looking for." would not be because of their extensive knowledge of the Barton, Jennifer Bolyard, Kirby Gamblin, Morse ex- counselors and not hidden forced to con- College. This year, however, after learning Ian Hudgins, Mikhel Kushnir, Kimbcrly pressed hope that duct their first that none of the experienced interviewers Tulp, Brian Vannoni, and Nicola Vogel the program will persuaders." interview with were available, the admissions office was attended a series of workshops inwhichthey help the admiss- an uncomm- forced to find another learned to be ions process. Beverly Morse unicative pro- option. objective and to "We don't want Senior Associate Director spective student The admissions Ithink it's agood idea "understand where to turn people The discussion office implemented the student is coming away from ofAdmissions groups, she the program to togetstudents involved from," said Morse. interviews be noted, should involve seniors keeps us up to date Presby added cause we don't have helped to because it wanted a It that the seniors also have the time," she said. prepare the seniors for such negative creative way to with what Kenyon is sat in on actual Morse also made it clear that she, Dean occurrences. replace the inter- interviews and were of Admissions John Anderson and Assistant Her biggest fear is that families will viewers and benefit looking for" given a list of Director of Admissions Eric Chambers will expect an experienced admissions staff many people. common questions always be available to answer the tougher member and will be disappointed to discover In July, the Aimee Presby '95 to ask prospective questions that parents often have during their interviewer is a member of the senior admissions office students, although interviews but may not feel comfortable class. mailed letters to there is no standard asking a student. However, Morse pointed out, families members of the class of 1995 asking for set of questions. Morse felt that, overall, the program come to Kenyon expecting something a applicants. Sixty students applied for the 12 Morse explained that the program has will be received favorably because "seniors little different. She, along with the senior available positions. two purposes. It is primarily to help the can add personal experience" and will be interviewers, are ready to meet those After careful review, the list was admissions office maintain its level of service perceived "as counselors and not hidden expectations.

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StatT Reporter which look to tv exhilarating, emotional, Frankenstein. The film also featuies Helena Also, the soon-to-be-relcas- i: extiaoidmaiy and entertaining. llouhaui Carter Howard's I'nd. A Rsom Shawshank ReJempiiin,l on a Siepher As the summer movie season winds Kotvit Red foul returns to the diicctor's With A V ievi) and l orn Mulce (A.'ruuleus). King short story, stars Tim Robtnns unc down and the success of blockbusters such chair for the fust time since his highly Frankenstein is not the only remake or Moigan Freeman as two con artists who as Ft r est ( ii.":," aiul i, "! I'i.c continue acclaimed 1 00? film A River Runs 'Through movie based on a Nvk coming to theaters develop a 2tycar friendship while serving lo make mo ic histoiy, Hollywood is eager ; with Oui: Show. Ralph I'iemies, the biuial this fall, a catcgoiy of films Molly wood has jail time. to extend the fortunes of the summer imo the commandaiu in Sehin.ller' s list, stais in recently tven releasing in gieatcr quantities. Actressdirector Jodie Foster is " highly anticipated fall season. this film about the game stiow Twenty-One- " Cue of the most talked about movies, pioducing and starring in the upcoming film With the star power of such names as and the lS scaiid.il when it was piiiuanly for its contioversial casting of .W, the story v( a recluse w ho w as raised in loin Cruise, Michael IVulas, Wartcn revealed ttiat the show was a sham. As a Tom Cruise in the lead, is the film version of the backw hLs of Tennessee and then forced Bcatty and Robert DcNiio lighting up result, Americans were forced to question Anne Rice's popular novel Interview With to adapt to life in the outside world. '11k marquees at movie theaters across the the piesumed innocence of the country's trie i':pire. Cruise stars as 1 estat, the supporting cast includes Liain Nee sen country, and the long awaited works by Golden Age when Fisenhower was captivating aesthete who converts the (SehinJter's l ist) and Natasha Richardson dueclois Robert Red foul, Woody Alk'ii, hesident, the nation enjoyed its prospeiity heartbroken plantation owner I outs, played Mery l Streep, known piimarily for her Kenneth Branagh and Kotvit Aliman just after the War and ttie baby twin hit its (vak. by Biad Pitt, to vampirism. Also among the legendary dramatic woik in such films as around the comer, the utvoinmg few moiuhs Another duector wtio tias tven absent all-sta- r cast are Antonio Bandcras Sophie's Cfwiee and Out of Afriea, is aie sine to reap financial rcwaids and send from the camera for several years is Kenneth (PhiLulelphLi) as Armand, the tvautiful experimenting w iih a different genre in the audiences home pleased. Bianagh, w ho returns this fall with his very vampire who comivtes with Festal for action -- adventure movie The River H'i7J. Co-starrin- g As the 1 004 fall movie season nets eagerly awaited Starv Shelley's control of Louis, and Christian Slater. The Kevin Bacon and David Siraiihaim film is directed by Neil Joidan, w ho directed (The Firm), this thriller is about a white-wate- r Garhart Display to Open at Olin 1002's I ke Crying Came. rafting adventure intended to save the Several other movies based on books marriage of Streep and Straithairn which Artist Pursues Human Experience, Intellect within Work aa' also due for the screen this year. Barry turns into a fight for their lives. I e inson'sdireclionof the Michael Ci tchton If you liked Speed or Mown Away in the studio. It is a "visual narrative llui By Brandon Ice novel "Disclosuie" is among them. Ttie film Hollywood is hoping you'll see Tkt constructs meaning ihanijh the synitvlic stars IVmi Mooie and Michael Kuiglas in Specialist. Sharon Stone stars as a woman StatT Reporter use of sett mu. time and character." explained this stoiy of reverse sexual haiassmenl in a who hues an explosives (Sylvester Cathari. exvrt Seattle computer turn. Stallone') in order to get revenge on some Olin Cillery will display a collection of Gaihart felt these tw o modes of iiuiuiiy The film adaptation of 1 ouisa May Cuban Americans w ho nun dered her family works entitled "Matters of the Mean" by aa' invaluable each, in a sense, feeds Alcott's classic novel I title ll'i'wi makes w hen she w as young. James Wcwls appears liofessor of Ait Mai tin C.uhan ftom Cvt. 0 from the other. In descubiiii; this ini. he an apivarance in theaters this December. as Stallone's old nemesis. to Nov. c observed that life gives spontaneity and Winona Ryder and Susan Sarandon head a I'ulp Fiction, independent filmmaker Tw o themes are pievalent in C.u halt's freshness to studio and that studio ait ait well-respecte- d cast, which includes Quentii) Tarantino's tale of sex, drugs, and woik: that of basic human e(vnence aiul offers questions and understanding in return. Sanuiuha Mathis ('u":; up the Volume) violent crime, starring John Travolta, I'nia that of human intellect and the processing of In his recent woik, Gaihait addicssed and Ciabiiel By rne, in this ule four girls see HOI twelve experience. the notion of combining these hukIcs of tf I.YWOODMee In the fust of these themes, (iai hat t liies inquiry. I'vplained the aitist. "I want to 'Real-Lif- e to capture, through landscaiv painting, the bung them together, maintain the integiity Alum Offers Seminar way we record events - by smell, of each, and wnk w iih the reveitvration of lemperaiuie. sound, and vision. The aitist that union." through Advertising Internships says that it is through thisexvricncc that we In essence, Cuban's woik expiesses

ouiNches over to the cv-ivriencc- give the place and life thai d and thai considered. By Kari Kutina will take place shortly after the letters are moment. 1 le paints as a w ay of pi vvessing the events received. A composite intake represents the in his life, but also simply to paint. Me feels StatT Reporter These non paid internships aax available second theme, human intellect, and is done it is a w ay to understand the complexities of to all Kenyon students regardless of year or one's life its edges, transitions, and limits. Students interested in the fast paced major. G.uhart has tven on sabbatical for the woild of advertising and maiketing now Keyes proposes to offer the best of both past two years as an Artist in Residence at have the opixMtunity to experience these the academic and working wen ULs. Ttits "real- - the Ucross Foundation m Ucrwss, Wyoming cateers first hand. Jim Keyes '63 is offering life seminar" involves woiking on actual ' and at St. John's College located in Santa four Kenyon students internships in the "real campaigns at Keyes' agency. I'e, New Mexico. woild" of advertising. Intents w ill tackle background research, j A native of South Dakota, he eai ned his The owner of the UN-Agenc- y in strategy development, ideas, and solutions B.A. in lol from South Dakota State Columbus, Keyes extends an opportunity for a mat keting campaign. Woiking on teal University and his M A. in 17t) fiom West for students to experience the prwess of accounts, rather than just case studies, al low s Yiiginia I'uiveisity. Me came to Kenyon in witnessing the development, presentation students to learn the language of advertising VT1 after earning a M.I'.A. degree fiom and execution of ad campaigns which and gain valuable "tricks of the trade." Southern Illinois University. w ill include one for a dinner theater w tide Interested in students of all disciplines, Since that time. Ci.uhait has taught still in school. Keyes asserted, " The liberal arts student is drawing, pi unmaking, and painting and has Keyes invites these students to meet better prepared for maiketing, having tven

74-10- w chaiiedthe An lYpaumcnt fiom 10 7, iih him on a regular Kisis either in (Jambier taught how to think critically much more l0So-10S- 7. and 10SS 10S0. ot Columbus for ttie duration of the academic so than a maiketing major." Me has had numerous residences in year. Many of the ideas of last year's interns addition to those mentioned, including: Students who are interested in being weie instrumental to the agency 's advertising William Allen Aitist in Residence tRocky considcicd for one of the four internship campaigns. Ttie extvrience also aided one - Mountain National Taik. United States positions should send a letter of intent to the loot graduate in landing an advertising ; j v IVpaitment of Interior; 10SS); Aitist in Career IVvelopment Center no later than position in New Yoik City. (Vt. 7. Residence t, Resort to An. Vail. Coloiado; "these internships are indeed an 0S7); and Wyoming Council for the Arts I cttcrs of intent should descntv one's invaluable exivrience w hich help successful ! Artist in Residence (Nouh West Community reasons for participating, ctiaiacteristics to students get ttieir foot in ttie door of the College. Powell. Wyoming ; 10SS- - (OSo.) otter to the program, and personal advertising and nut keting w oi lds,"obscrved 1 t'rfesSi'r Martin Oar hart .vee C AKII VK l 'uvv twelve oxivctations. Selections for the jvsiiious Keves. September 29, 1994 SPORTS page nine The Lords of Football Set Multiple Records, Win 28-- 0 Over Denison By Fred Bierman all of their games defense lined up, There are only two teams in the NCAC had been against "It is good to have this Kenyon'splayerson that have ever recorded two back to back and James Hall quality football the sidelines rallied shutouts, Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg. No Staff Reporters teams. According kind of incentive going the homecoming team hasever accomplished three consecutive to Head Coach Jim crowd by signaling shutouts. "It is good to have this kind of Last Saturday, the Lords pulverized their Meyer, Denison's into the Wittenberg game. them to make noise. incentive going into the Wittenberg game. rival Denison by the score of 28-- 0. A game losses had come at For a minute, The record is not an individualized one, but against Denison is no average game in the the hands of such The record is not an McBride field one that the entire team accomplishes." minds of the Kenyon players. Junior Aasem established teams sounded like the The Lords have set or broken records in Khalil, offensive lineman said, "It has been as Allegheny, individualized one, but Rose Bowl. each of their first three games. Coach Meyer said that a Kenyon team can go 1-- 9 as long as Alfred, and Centre. one that the entire team Denison att- said, "A lot of records like Brad's were the one win is against Denison." The game The Big Red empted to run the expected to be broken this season, but the represented the first time the Lords had shutout had kept each game accomplishes." ball over the top of others have not This shows that we have a Denison since 1910 and was Kenyon's second close. Coach Meyer the defensive line. lot of players who are capable of coming consecutive shutout. In what is starting to said, "Denison is a Coach Meyer The Lords simply through with big plays. We do not go into the seem like a routine occurrence, the Lords, good team, possibly stuffed them. games thinking about breaking records. In again, managed to set more records. one of the best 0 and 4 teams in the country. Last The ball was turned over to theLords on fact we do not even talk about it, we are just Denison gave Kenyon a lot to worry about Saturday was a big test for us." their own two inch line. With the crowd still going for the win every time we step out on going into last week's game. The Big Red were Kenyon passed the test with flying colors, in Rose Bowl mentality, sophomore tailback to the football field." on topof all the league leading categories for kick and for the second week in a row the defen se sh ut Derrick Johnson stunned the crowd. He took Saturday the Lords will take on off returns and kicking. But this advantage did down their opponents. The Lords' defense held the handoff from senior Brad Hensley and Wittenberg away. Meyer said, "Wittenberg not do much for the Big Red. the Big Red to only 50 rushing yards on 26 ran the ball 99 yards for the fourth and final is one of the best teams in our league. To be Unlike last week's game at Obcrlin, carrics,andonly 279 total yards. Kenyoncurrently touchdown. The crowd transformed from up there with the best, the offense is going to Kenyon played a much more respectable and has the number one defense in the league. The Rose Bowl to S uper Bowl form. The run was have to take up more time on their accomplished team. Although Big Red's defensive high-poi- nt of the game was in the the longest ever by a Kenyon player. The possessions. Last week our defense was on record for the season was a paltry 0--3 going fourth quarter. Denison was inches away from previous record was 90 yards set by William the field for 70 plays. We can't afford to do into the Kenyon homecoming show-dow- n, scoring a touchdown on fourth and goal. As the Treat in 1920. this against Wittenberg." Ladies Soccer Return Home Victorious IB) By Lady Amy Danner who scored her first goal Laura Glennie and assist for Kenyon, both in the second Staff Reporter half. Sophomore Jamie Clarke and first-ye- ar student Shannon Leahy both added an Athlete of the Week The Kenyon Ladies soccer team has assist Goalies Strauss and first-ye- ar student come away with two more victories this Giselle Milord each defended Kenyon' net Derrick Johnson week against Ohio Northern University and for a half. It was a good effort by the entire mi With the ball turned over on their own two inch line, sophomore tailback

Muskingum College. In the final two games team as they ended their six away games on : Derrick Johnson took a handoff and ran the ball 99 yards for the Fourth and final of the six consecutive away games played Monday. touchdown. The run was the longest ever by a Kenyon player. The previous by the Ladies, the entire team showed a The Kenyon Ladies host Bethany record was 90 yards set by William Treat in 1920. positive effort in pulling away from their College on Friday at 4 p.m. at home. This opponents. will be the first home game for the ladies

In a non-conferen- ce game on Sept. 25, since Sept. 6. the Ladies setback Ohio Northern University P ' " I L in a 2-- 1 victory. This was the fifth win for the Ladies in the Ohio Athletic Conference this season. In these five OAC games, Kenyon has outscored their opponent an impressive 27-- 3. STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY Kenyon pulled ahead of the ONU Polar Bears in the first half with scores by junior Hilary Marx and first-ye- ar student Laurie Danner. First-yea- r student Morgan Ahern was credited with an assist. In the second half, ONU was able to bring the score up to 2-- 1 on a penalty kick by Erin Hipp, but the Study abroad in Stockholm, history, public policy, Ladies held them off with a good defense Sweden with The Swedish politics, health care, the and were able to defeat the Polar Bears. Junior Goalie Stacy Strauss came away with Program at Stockholm revolution in Eastern nine saves for Kenyon. University. I Instruction Europe, economics, In the shutout against Muskingum is in English. I Course film I Live with College on Monday, the Ladies allowed their opponent no shots on goal. Kenyon offerings are diverse, a Swedish family attempted a record fifty-seve- n shots on goal, for example: women or in a university thirty-fiv- e of which were in the second half, and equality, environ dormitory. I Program 8-- 0 victory and catapulted to an impressive mental policy, international excursions to Bergen, in this non-conferen- ce game. Kenyon recorded a 2-- 0 win over Muskingum last relations, Scandinavian Norway and Copenhagen, season. literature, European Denmark. The aggressive Kenyon defense was sparked by a goal early in the match by Marx, with an assist by Danner. First-yea- r student Amy Hallbooted the ball into the net three times, leading Kenyon in scoring. Marx October 18, 1994 1 1 A.M. Acland Seminar Room added another goal five seconds before the Study Abroad Advisor or end of the first half and was also credited Ifyou are unable to attend this meeting, please contact your New York 13323 with two assists. The Swedish Program, 198 College Hill Road, Hamilton College, Clinton, 737-012- Danner added two goals and one more (315) 3 . assist, along with her twin sister first-ye- ar SPORTS page ten September 29, 1994 Lord and Ladies Track Push Forward The Lords are currently preparing for By Conan Kisor the season's second dual meet at Denison Staff Reporter this Saturday, a course the runners know defenses have clobbered quarterback Steve Co-capta- in By Rev well. Senior Gerard Solis Johnson Young, who was sacked five times by the The next two weeks will be vital for remarked, "This weekend's Denison meet is Sports Columnist Saints last weekend. both the Lords and Ladies cross-countr- y our last real preparation for the championship The defense has seven new starters, squads. With strong performances so far meets coming up in October. It's a matter of With the completion of week four in most of which are high priced free agents this season, upcoming meets become more being mentally prepared." the NFL, there are quite a few interesting like Deion Sanders and Ken Norton. important The Ladies are gearing up for the Bobcat and surprising things to report. Start off This unit has been expected to perform At the Cedarville Friendship Invitational Invitational this weekendat Ohio University, with the undefeated San Diego Chargers, a lot better than last years porous defense,

several competitive According to 4-- this past Saturday, the Lords posted a highly meet who are 0 after defeating Denver, yet they too have been slow to adapt to one personal records on the eight-kilomet- er Coach Gomez, "You can only run as fast as Cincinnati, Seattle and the Los Angeles another. They have also been touted as course, finishing fifth out of the ten teams. you see yourself, and the women will need Raiders. With an offense led by holdover newly aggressive and full of big play

as to be 240-pou- According to Head Coach Duane Gomez, to see themselves very fast quarterback Stan Humphries and nd potential, yet they were unable to make the Cedarville meet was a turning point in successful." running back Natrone Means, the Chargers even one sack against the Saints. the season. Kenyon's squad will be the only NCAA are possibly the AFC's biggest surprise. Sanders, showing off his usual flair for "The last few meets Aaron Derry and Division ID team to com rxe, the rest are Division Three of those four victories came the dramatic now that baseball season is Dan Denning have been carrying the team ," I teams. The Ladies are hopeful that they will against conference opponents and have the over, intercepted a pass and returned it for Gomez said. "But there was a strong team gain recognition by compering with Division I Chargers playing the best football in their a touchdown to seal the victory for the teams, after placing second at Earlham on Sept effort in this meet." conference. Their defense has some impact Forty-Niner- s.

Co-capta- in 17 the Colleges Association 1 ' Senior Aaron Derry ran ninth at Great Lakes play ers ike Leslie O Neal , Jun ior Seau and The New England Patriots have been overall in 26:31.00, Kenyon's fastest time, (GLCA) Championships. Stanley Richard, who will be needed to an exciting team to follow this young football followed by first-ye- ar student Dan Denning's "We're looking to do well after our stop such high powered offenses like the season. They are led by a strong armed freshmen, in the GLCA meet," senior 26:51.00. The two other Kenyon performance Dolphins, Chiefs and Bills. Their match-u- p quarterback, Drew Bledsoe; a reborn Meyer, ran personal Co-capta- in Stacy Kenyon said. "Keri Jason Miles and Charlie with Kansas City ought to establish a front-runn- er bruising back, Marion Butts; a core of young bests as well. Schulte has been leading us in every race, for the AFC West crown. athletic receivers and an offensive line that Derry remarked after the meet, "I felt and she shows no signs of slowing down. Speaking of the AFC West, what has played together for the past four years. our pack tightened significantly. We really Our freshmen are looking promising as well, happened to the Raiders and the Broncos? The Patriots score a lot of points, but

came together as athletes and friends as especially Beth Schiller." 2-- Both teams have explosive offenses and are only 2 because they lack a powerful well. I was a bit disappointed that Charlie Sophomore Schulte led the Ladies with a were expected to come out firing this season. defense to go with their offense. They have Meyer did not get the Friendship award, but third-plac- e time of 19:56.00 at the GLCA It has become apparent the Raiders have no scored 124 points in four games while giving I guess there's always next year. And I have meet running game, allowing defenses to key in up 122. There is an emerging rivalry in the been astounded with the progress of Mickey The Bobcat Invitational could be on their passing game and rendering it AFC East between the Patriots and the Mominee.Ross Stanger, and Andy Legant." Kenyon's chance to break into the top 25 ineffective. Dolphins as Bledsoe and Dan Marino make cross-countr- y in Though the standard nationally ranked teams Division III. After The Raider defense allowed the every encounter a high scoring match-up- , course is eight kilometers, Derry expressed the GLCA meet, the team was only two Chargers to take a 20 point lead; and when The Patriots come equipped with a concern that the actual distance may have points shy of ranking in the 25th spot. their offense brought them back by scoring championship coach, Bill Parcells, who has slightly shorter. "It just seemed like it With both running Kenyon been teams strong, 2 1 unanswered points, the Raiders gave the already begun the resurrection of this was too short. During the race I just didn't cross country should be ready to place well Chargers the chance to drive down the field franchise. Their last victory, in Detroit, was feel like I was running well at all. I was at the North Coast Athletic Conference with the clock running out to kick the their biggest one under Parcells considering surprised at the time I posted." championship meet on Oct. 30. g game-winnin- field goal. Not exactly the the Lions were coming off an upset win in kind of play that gets a team to the Super Dallas the week before. Ladies Field Hockey Suffer Loss Bowl. The Patriots now have a two-gam- e win

all-st- The Broncos have not been able to stop streak and are building their confidence tournament's ar team. By Gwyneth Shaw any offense, Against Denison, theLadics just seemed team's and rumors have been with each win. Now only if they had a flying that head coach Wade Phillips' is Senior Staff Reporter unlucky. While the team certainly held its job defense. in jeopardy. According to various own against the Big Red, once again the reports, Getting back to the Lions, they are a the Broncos would see The field hockey team continues to team could not find the back of the cage. like to Bill Walsh puzzle after defeating the Cowboys on the replace him. Imagine Walsh as coach with struggle almost halfway into its season. After The Kenyon defense turned in several road while losing to the Patriots at home. three-gam- John Elway as his quarterback with Having breaking a e losing streak with a great performances, including sophomore spent a hefty sum of money for new

3-- 0 first-ye- Walsh's offensive mind and Elway's quarterback Scott Mitchell, the Lions have victory over Vassar College on Sunday, goalie Amanda Moscrand ar student-athlete- s the Ladies suffered a heartbreaking defeat to Grctchcn Mailer and Sara Rcish. amazing talent they would be a sure bet to so far been disappointing. Having shown

-- make the Super Bowl. ..ok, to Denison on Wednesday, losing 1 0 in double "Grctchcn and Sara both stepped up back reality. great potential to a nationwide audience on it is overtime. and played well against Denison," said But fun to think about. Monday Night Football, frustrated Lions' With The Ladies traveled to Haverford, PA Head Coach Susan Eichner. "They had some the Broncos spending money to fans might call for head coach Wayne last weekend to play in the Seven Sisters very key marking assignments; it was a big acquire free agent offensive players, they Fontcs' job if they don't see some consistent did Tournament at Haverford College. The team responsibility and they handled it very well." not leave any room under the salary cap winning. The Lions certainly have the talent to sign defensive players. Because of this to do damage with running back Barry its ed took first opponent, host Haverford, to a Denison, currently the top-rank- team sudden-deat- theirdefense lacks big name, impact h overtime period but lost the in the north Coast Athletic Conference players Sanders, wide receiver Herman Moore,

1-- 0. Steve game While the Ladies played some of (NCAC), scored with about 12 minutes left except for Atwater. Expectations for linebackers Pat Swilling and ChrisSpicIman this club were high, but cohesion has been and safety Bcnnie Blades, an emerging Pro their best hockey of the season, they were in the second sudden-deat- h overtime period. slow in unable to score in either regulation or overtime. "We just weren't as lucky as they were," coming. Bowler. The Green Bay Packers have been This a Later in the day, Bryn Mawr College said Eichner. "Sometimes it just comes down has been common problem for another inconsistent team, getting back to 2-- teams relying on big name players handed the team a 0 defeat. After the to that. When we play them here, I do think they .500 with a victory over Tampa Bay. Like tough loss to Haverford, the Ladies simply that we will win." signed during the off-seaso- n as quick fixes the Lions, this is a talented group who were could not rebound for their second game and The Ladies close their season against to their problems. It takes time for new preseason favorites to win the NFC Central. did not play well against Bryn Mawr. Denison at home on Saturday, October 29. teammates to figure each other out, to grasp Players such as Sterling Sharpe and Reggie The high spot of the weekend was the Another important home game for the the concept of new coaching schemes and White are superstars capable of taking this win over Vassar. After a scoreless first half, Ladies comes up next Wednesday, when the to come together as a unit. This may take team to the playoffs and beyond. sophomore Lindsay Buchanan opened the team hosts the Obcrlin Yeowomcn. Obcrlin unul mid-seaso- n, or even until next season. Quarterback Brett Favre had a great scoring for the Ladies, followed by senior is ranked second in the NCAC, and handed The team that monopolized the free game against the B ucs, giving the impression Forty-Nincr- s, 2-- agent market, the San Francisco that he has his Shanyn Streich andPiaCatton. After scoring the Ladies a 0 defeat at Obcrlin three harnessed talents into success. all three goals in a seven-minut- e time period, weeks ago. has been struggling also, but have a He threw for over 300 yards, 3 touchdowns 3-- the team coasted to the victory, as Vassar all "The Obcrlin game is a huge one for 1 record courtesy of a favorable early and had no interceptions, but it against season is but folded under the pressure applied by the us," said Eichner. "It is really important that schedule. Their offense hurting Tampa Bay, a perennially weak team. The rejuvenated Ladies. we win this game." with injuries to the offensive line. Three of true test will be if he can continue to play the four returning starters to that line have like this all season, rather than the Junior sweeper Sarnie Kim was the The game begins at 4 : 30 p.m . on October Jckyll only Kenyon player named to the 5 at Waite Field. all missed the last three games and opposing see OFF THE HILL page twelve September 29, 1994 SPORTS page eleven Lords Soccer Continues Undefeated Season With Three-Wi- n Victory By percentage, his closest Jessica Buckholz rival floundering far Staff Reporter behind with a mere 1 .0 goal percentage. : "The best I have seen them play yet," Fresh talent was expounded Coach Dctchon about the Lords' predominantly dis- games over Homecoming weekend. "Three played this weekend by is first-yea- r games in four days a tough schedule," forwards -- ; Detchon admitted. Sophomore Tony Michael Vassilopoulos j j j v 'V; Mohammed felt this week "showed the and Mark Toews. : team's good character," agreeing with Vassilopoulos stepped : V V'A Coach about the difficulty of playing many in for Wayne Albertyn CV games in a few days. on Friday and soothed Kenyon kicked off on Friday with a everyone's mind rei- match against Mount Vernon Nazarene terating the strength the College. Even though the Lords keep Lords' have ready to u or proving themselves a force to be reckoned explode from the bench. ; with, Coach Detchon warned the team, "No Albertyn left the field matter what the differences in the teams early in the second half, are, anything can happen in a cross town after aggravating an rivalry." ankle injury from earlier Sure enough, the Cougars proved this season against Detchon's point by ending the Lords' shut Bethany College. i ' . out streak by scoring off of a penalty kick Albertyn did not -- - i Si j. . I hit I i , midway Senior IMm. through the second half. play on Saturday for (photo by Leith Conncll) tfJiJ Andy Kingston was a little upset describing precautionary measures but he will be back to 1. one of the best goals of the game next to Ken it as a "horrible goal, but everybody makes in the next game. Sophomore defender Toews, "the Lords' secret weapon" Sliwa's rocket off the inside post." mistakes. Everybody else is counting Jamion Berry was also temporarily according to some spectators, displayed his Despite a final score of 5-- 0, Hiram was shutouts, I'm just trying to win games." incapacitated, receiving seven stitches after talent on Saturday scoring twice against one of the top teams Kenyon played this True to his word, Kingston did not let colliding with a rival player for a head ball. Hiram College, including an impressive year. Hiram played truly well as a team but that rattle his nerves and he played on First-yea- r forward Jeremy Bono described header late in the second half. could not match up individually with the continuing to thwart every "Naz" attempt. it as "a most impressive injury, especially Senior Mike McPharlin was quite Kenyon players. "It was a tough weekend," Kingston still maintains his leading goalie since he went back in and finished out the impressed with Toews, "He stepped up when commented senior defender Dave status in the conference with a 0.14 goal game," which ended with a final score of 4 he had to and did a really good job. His was DeSchryver, "but robins fly where they will."

Home Sporting Events Through Oct. 13

BROUGHT TO YOU Thursday, Sept. 29 : BY TWO BEERS AND SOME COLD MEDICINE. Volleyball v. Anderson at 6 p.nx Friday, Sept. 30 Women's Soccer v. Bethany at 4 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 1 Men's Soccer v. Fontbonne at 2 p.m.

. hi Wednesday, Oct. 5 sra Women's Soccer v. Earlham at 4 p.m.

Thursday, Oct. 6 Men's Soccer v. Malone at 4 p.m. OW Saturday, Oct. 8 Field Hockey v. Oberlin at 11:30 a.m. Women's Soccer v. Denison at noon. Volleyball v. Case Western Reserve, OWU at noon. 1 Football v. Case Western Reserve U. at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 12 n.w Men's Soccer v. Oberlin at 4 p.m.

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all-st- beating up on weak opponents. theater people. Allen's traditional ar which was a shame. No one knew what to OFF THE HILL cast includes John Cusack, Dianne Wicst, expect of the band, unless they had heard continued page ten and Tracey Ullman. them two years ago, the last time they played from As with any Robert Altman film, his at Kenyon. However, some took a chance and Hyde act we've seen so far. current Pret-a-Port- er generated much and were rewarded with a wonderful two-ho- ur WOODSIDE It appears the publicity during production. Altman, who combination of the Indigo Girls, Lush, Vikings and Bears have taken control of thatconference. Warren Bed and Breakfast satirized the country music business in and Blues Traveler. Most were content to Moon had his best game as a Viking against the Nashville and Hollywood in The Player, just sit, while a small group danced around Dolphins, and the Bears got a strong this time targets the fashion industry with the room. Most of the songs were upbeat, performance from their QB Steve 20-pl- Walsh. his usual us cast and list of cameos that but dealt with issues like racism and gender Located on State Route 308 at the However, there may be a quarterback is essentially a who's who of Hollywood discrimination. The lead vocalist, Anne E. corner of Chase Ave. and Woodside controversy in Chicago where Walsh has and the modeling world. Julia Roberts, Dechant, was fascinating to watch perform. Drive. played better than injured first-string- er Erik Sophia Loren, Tim Robbins, and Lauren She had a very strong stage presence and Kramer. Three bedrooms with two baths, Bacall are among the actors. seemed to love music and performing. very pleasant and Ac for Moon, there is not a man in the quiet Warren Beatty and Annette Bening, Compact discs, cassettes, and posters sold Ideal for visits. NFL who possesses more class, and it is good parent last seen together in Bugsy, star in Love well during the break. Graduations '98 booked. to see that he is out of Houston and has his new through Affair, a remake of 1957's An Affair to Other special events were offered as team on a three game winning Remember, the movie that made Meg Ryan well. There was an open forum on the streak. The Cleveland Browns weep in Sleepless in Seattle. Film legend presidential search, where the committee and Seattle Seahawks are Katharine as discussed their work and the process two surprising teams in the Hepburn makes an appearance of 427-271- 3-- 1 1 thisold-fashionc- AFC. Both are as a result of victories this Beatty 's aunt in d love story. choosing anew president. Seminars entitled And finally, Kenyon alumnus Paul "What Can I Do With a Kenyon Education past weekend. Seattle has been impressive in Newman, Melanie Griffith, and the late and My Major?" sponsored by the Career wins over Washington, the Raiders and 401 Chase Ave. Jessica Tandy are the stars of Nobody's Development Center provided a little help Pittsburgh. They have an effective offense Gambier, Ohio Fool, a romantic comedy that centers around to students for life after graduation. A led by QB Rick Mirer and the best unknown celebration banquet and recognition program player, running back Chris Warren. Their HISTORY for 25 years of women at Kenyon took place continued from pagefour Saturday night. Subscribe to Overall, the weekend was filled with my ritual." Two Owl Creeks sang their music and cheer. The Lords defended the The Kenyon Collegian answer in tandem but I am a afraid it was home front on the field, and people a bit too raucous to reprint here. And everywhere celebrated coming home. 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