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4-22-1992 Lanthorn, vol. 26, no. 28, April 22, 1992 Grand Valley State University

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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 26 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@GVSU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Grand Valley State University's Student-Run Newspape: Volume 26 Issue 28 _ _ _ . " ' " " ” April 22. 1992 Another fee slated to be added to tuition bills for '92-'93 By Mel Cronenwett Staff Writer room utilization rate of35%." -Lake Michigan Hall The Western Interstate -Calder Fine Arts A new fee of $5 per credit Commission for Higher •a student services hour may be Instituted for Education (WICHE) building the ’92-’93 year, according recommends a 56% room •an outdoor recreation to a report from the utilization. WICHE reports area assisstant provost, the dean that 56% allows for The facility fee Is expected of students and the overlapping classes and to generate revenue to cover assistant vice president of chaning times. the debt services and campus operations. “The question is whether operating costs for the $ 13.5 The fee, called a facility students think the quality million bond the university fee, would be used to fund of their education at Grand requires to construct the the constuction of new Valley Is In danger due to buildings. buildings and additions to overcrowding," said Len The debt services and old buildings, according to VanPoperlng, Student operating costs are projected the report from Bob Fletcher, Senate executive assistant. at $1,448,045 each year for Dean Merkle andTeny Sack. “Students need to decide if 20 years. Meeting held to promote The need for more space additional space is Students are expected to on campus has been an Issue something they are willing take atotal of289,609credit alcohol awareness that has grown with to pay for and let the senators hours next year and the $5 enrollment Increases. By Prank Buscemi know how to vote." per credit hour fee would Currently, the rooms on The contsruction pro) ects, equal the projected expense News Writer Apartments. “W e’re trying to help kids the Allendale campus are costing a total of $13.5 of $1,448,045. being utilized at a rate of 81 million, that would be The university Itself Is A meeting was held put their education to percent. That means that funded by the facility fee w ork ." currently funding $2.5 March 17 between the the space available on Swalnston believes that include: million for the addition to landlords of several off- campus is being used 81% •a recreational sports AuSable Hall that will be some of the answers may campus housing com­ of the time It Is available. addition to the Field House built this summer and $2 lie In Increasing alcohol plexes and members of “Grand Valley has one of •remodeling projects in: million of the $22 million for awareness on and off GVSU faculty to address the highest room utilization -Kirkhof the life sciences building. cam pus. the alcohol use prob lem s rates In the nation,” Bob -Zumbeige Library The state Is supposed to fund Currently the campus on and off campus. Fletcher said. “For example, -Com m ons the additional $20 million has a program for alcohol- Alcohol awareness and Cornell University has a -Seldman House for the life sciences building. related incidents called student safety were the main concerns of those “Time Out." Outstanding students recognized at Awards Banquet “Time Out” is a 50 in attendance. By Lynnelle Tans minute a week meeting A November 1991 sur­ News Writer his father telling him. Kenneth R. Venderbush concerning alcohol vey shows that 67 per­ He concluded, ‘ What you Award. 1992 Dean of awareness, prevention, cent of the students at About 70 students were are ready to invest you will Students Outstanding and education. receive back many times." GVSU drink and 70 per­ recognized for their Contribution Award, The program is run by achievements and John Tevebaugh, Michigan Association of cent of GVSU’s minors the Health and Wellness dedication in their classes professor emeritus of Governing Boards and drink Illegally. department and over 100 and majors at the annual history and pioneer faculty Outstanding Graduate of “We’re concerned for students have used the Awards Banquet, on member delivered the Honors Program. The their safety." says Mark program to date, but all Monday April 13, 1992. keynote address which was criteria for the awards were Berg of Campus View are invited and encour­ The evening started out entitled “It was an academic excellence, Apartments. with a reception and award honor...” He took the contribution and service. Berg stated that the aged to attend. Copies of the meeting's winners had the audience on a Journey Dr. Richard Atkinson, alcohol problem exists in opportunity to have their through the history and minutes were sent to Professor of Chemistry and social behavior and that pictures taken. traditions of GVSU. Dr. Dewey Hoitenga, President Lubbers as well It has always been a Family, friends, staff and The departmental Professor of Philosophy as the Ottawa County problem . Invited students divisions that honored were faculty recipients of Sheriffs Department. He says that the team proceeded to the students included: Arts the Michigan Association “We want them to know of landlords and faculty Promenade Deck for and Humanities, Seldman of Governing Boards. The we’re behind them 100 members is trying to help speeches and dinner. School of Business, award is based on percent." Swalnston says. students through this “I’m proud of all of you Science and Mathematics teaching, research and “Nobody knows the real tough time In their lives. who succeeded," stated and Social Sciences. service. Atkinson and solution." says Berg. “It’s “W e’re not trying to turn President Lubbers. He The student services Hoitenga are Harvard just trying to teach be­ Grand Valley Into a mon­ shared with the audience divisions included: 1992 graduates. havioral change." astery.” says Lorraine a story that he remembered Swalnston of Boltwood Kirk speaks on "America's British Roots" By Heather Kish N e w s Writer the moral habits, moral British influence involved common culture or we will beliefs, social customs, in education and other become even more E d ito rial...... p. $ On Ap ril 8th at the Cook- good and bad prejudices, aspects that have helped segregated. Campus Life...... p . 9 DeWitt Center Russell Kirk etc. of the majority of shape our country. He gave examples of gave a slightly historical people in the original 13 Kirk spoke about our Enfertainment...... p .1 2 some setbacks including lecture titled “America’s colonies were of British country’s diverse ethnic the establishment of all­ Sporfs...... p .!5 British Roots." origin and that these background today. He black and all-white Classified Ads. . p. 19 Kirk stated that our moral customs influence emphasized that we must fraternities and sororities country owes its culture Americans today. concentrate on our here on our own campus. ftvivSvx-: to Britain . adding that He also spoke of the Page 2 The Lanthom April 22,1992

Stories compiled by her book about Millie, the WORLD He insists that the deci Indiana Jones Rebecca Andrews presidential dog. France, Britain, and the slon is not related to the fact Staff Writer The couple's total Income United States warned Iraq last she is feeing charges that a competition last year was $1,324,456; week Tuesday to withdraw she lied about kidnapping for engineering NATIONAL missUebatteriesfromKunUsh and beating four youths. theypald $204,841infederal By Heather Kish •Former Panamanian Income taxes. areas and to halt all threat­ ANC officials fear that News W riter leader General Manuel •Anew WaUStreet Journal/ ening military activity oriace allegations about Mrs. Noriega has been found NBC News Poll shows that H. unspecified retaliation. Mandela could hurt their bid On May 1st, at 4:00 p.m, guilty of eight counts of Ross Perot could be a IhlswasaccordlngtoUnlted to lead South Africa's first In 123 M anltou Hall, 14 cocaine trafficking, formidable force in the Nations diplomats who spoke black government teams consisting of three to racketeering, and money presidential campaign. on the condition of anonymity. •A powerful earthquake four students each will be laundering- The poll showed Perot •Six Korean women forced shook northern Europe last competing In a very •After a 23-hour standoff drawing 26 percent of the to work as sex slaves for week, Injuring more than 45 Interesting contest for their with New York police, a vote against the likely two Japan's Imperial Army in people In Germany and the Engineering 103 course. California woman major-party nominees (Bush World War n filed a suit against Netherlands. In the engineering com­ surrendered in front of the and Clinton) the Japanese government In The tremor, which rocked putation lab, students in­ United Nations building. •Exxon Corporation will Tokyo last week. the Rhine R iver Valley for 15 structed by professor Ro­ She had threatened to set pay Alaska $128 million to •President Alberto Fujimori seconds, was said to be the nald Garrett, have been lerself on fire to protest settle a longstanding lawsuit of Peru said last Sunday night worst the region had seen In given three three-hour lab taxes and war. Her actions over back oil royalties and his de facto government would over 200 years. sessions to work on this moughtahaltto UN activity Interests. hold a plebiscite “within six •Imelda Marcos has asked special proj ect and may also for most of the weekend. •Representative Robert months” as a first step to re­ the Philippine government to schedule any special team Doman, R-Cal., explained turning the country to con­ return the 3,000 shoes she meetings they wish. earned four times what her that he overdrew his checking stitutional rule. left behind at the presidential The final project, which is husband gets paid as account at the House Bank •Nelson Mandela, president palace when she and her late president; President Bush’s so that he could buy stones of the African National Con­ husband Ferdinand Marcos worth 40 points toward the salary Is $200,000 a year. for a shrine to the Virgin Mary gress (ANC), said he was made a hasty departure lab grade, gives the students The First Lady earned In his backyard. separating from his wife of 33 several years ago. the opportunity to work on i (889,176 In royalties from years, Winnie. a problem with which they can familiarize. They are given the scene FLASHBACK FLASHBACK FLASHBACK of Indiana Jones trying to escape from the Temple of Doom, as shown in the Last chance bash provides popular movie. The students are required to help last chance to cut loose Indy escape by designing By Jennifer Wlgger and constructing three News Writer identical fuses which will raise a door through which The annual Last Chance Bash will be held on Saturday Indy can pass before his April 25 from 2 to 9 p.m. captors are able to catch up Located (weather permitting) In the Robinson Field, the with him. activities will commence with a balloon toss and volleyball Garrett emphasized the tournament. requirement of teamwork, A tug-of-war contest will be held at 6:30. followed by a is worth 16 of the total 40 here on campus can you get| three-legged race at 7:15 and an egg race at 7:45. The pointy He designated four evening will culminate with a bonfire. responsibilities which every your choice of Tom Keys and Mark Jacobs from WGRD will be on hand team is expected to cover. from 2 to 5, followed by a UPB band from Kalam azoo from 5 Team responsibilities to 9. include literature search, Seven SALADS Dail Dinner will be available courtesy of ARAfrom 4:30 to 6:30. analysis, experiment All activities are free and open to all GVSU students. Those planning, and experiment students who live on campus are especially encouraged to testing. attend. Ten NATURAL Drinks Garrett stated that According to Aaron Rose, member of the Last Chance Bash organization is the key to planning committee, the bash provides a “tension breaker teamwork, and appointing each YOGURTSI before finals week." 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LEADERSHIP AWARDS WERE PRESENTED TO THE LEADERSHIP ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS WERE PRESENTED TO THE FOLLOWING FOLLOWING AT THE AWARDS BANQUET AT THE LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION BANQUET ON APRIL 15, 1992. ON APRIL 13, 1992. GOLD Loa Serine Terri Inman Scott Aitken Lana Tubman Lynnea Janssen KENNETH R. VENDERBUSH Kelly Aldrich Tina Zawacki Ricky Johnson AWARD RECIPIENTS Leland Bond Oscar Jones Michelle Buchan BRONZE Mike Kolar Elizabeth Buskirk Dave Benner Heather Kurtz Eric J. Knapp English Keith Carlson Lisa Belt Jeff Laing Tari Dawson Jeffrey Reed English Lisa Bisson Clarissa Love Deb Downing Earl Blackburn Chris Manwarring Michael Dyja Kim Blair Kyle Majchrzak Joel Dykstra Kelly Blight Marty Majchrzak Lisa Howe DEAN OF STUDENTS OUTSTANDING Kathy Bolton Chris Miller Audra Lousias Tammy Bosanic Jennifer Mitteer CONTRIBUTION AWARD RECIPIENTS Betsy Michmershuizen Mike Brooks Steven Nicolet Wannetta Perkins Derek Brown Lori Pfeffer Tony Nicolette Kim Butler A1 Nowak Diane Batchelor N ursing Jeff Reed Catherine Carson Sue Renrola Inshirah Peaks Dan Breuker Martin Clinard Bridgette Pittman Marketing Dana Roseman Carrie Cooper Edward Schedlbower John Rich Therese Comor Advertising/Public Relations Michael Crawford Maribeth Robak Lana Tubman Mark Dinges Chawn A. Greene Communications/Public Relations Tina Zawacki Rob Rostoni Debbie Draika Stephen Rudy 5atricia J. Lane Hospitality and Tourism Management Rex Dressel Chris Rugh SILVER Angie Foley Audra Lousias Scott Aitken Aseem Singh Public Relations Trista Folkening Kathy Sly Kelly Aldrich Michelle Gardner Betsy Michmershuizen Physical Therapy Wendy Strauch Leland Bond Zaneta Gilchrist Kim Butler Mark Thomas Amy O'Kelly Health Sciences Kristine Goodman Lonna T robaugh Jeff Booher Chis Gordon Lori Pfeffer Human Resources Management Trisha Bronson Tana Tull Tom Gottlick Josh VanBergen Mary Reid-Selth Elizabeth Buskirk Todd Green Social Work Paul Helder Tim VanDyke Dan Guentert Brandon Verellen Brien R. Worrell Economics Lisa Howe Tim Guentert Terri Inman Tricia Wahl Wendyjean Wyse Health Sciences Gretchen Hagstrom Curtis Warner Audra Lousias Kevin Haranaak Trena E. Yonkers Dana Roseman Drew Wilson Accounting Lori Helman Lilly Wun Larry Schafer Holly Hicks Tina Zawacki Psychology and French Edward Schedlbower Donna Yesh Anne Houdek Jennifer Zolikof Jeff Hoyle April 22,1992 The Lanthom Page 5 pleased nonetheless. It’s great gaining controlcfboth the White REALITY C H E C K S

dreamed that today Td be sit­ .April 26,1991, on the bench you will be in my thoughts so who do I thank next? ting in front of this keyboard behind DeVos living center. forever. The last hurrah There are so m any people By Steve Ungrey typing out my last story for the Oops... let’s not get too The future looks bright who need to be mentioned News Editor Lanthom. personal. ahead, so I bid you peace. here but space does not What were my dreams? They W ho do I thank? Good luck and God bless. permit it. Rest assured, were so numerous I can’t name Well, let’s start with my Here's to the future. Why is the last stray always whoever I did not mention. the hardest one'to do? them all. A t one point I wanted writers... Stefanie As youreadthis.nl be only 10 to beameteorologist, at another Knickerbocker. FrankBusceml, 1077 Lak* McMgan Drtv* • AltondaK M 40401^^ days away from a date with point a fireman. RebeccaAndrews, Heather Kish, Call 895-6692 destiny. I'm glad I changed my mind Jennifer Wigger, Mel No, I’m not talking about and joined the student Cronenwett..you all made my GOLDEN GL crashing Paula Abdul’s newspaper two years ago. days a lot easier. upcoming wedding or riding If I hadn’t joined this fun Rebecca, you are possibly one TANNING around with Mariah Carey In a organization, Td have missed o the goofiest people I ever met limo for a nfght on the tovyn out on some cool stuff. say that Inagoodsensehowever. Those are good fantasies, but This newspaper has gotten a W e lose your services because this is real fife. In 10 days, I bum rap allyearbngfrom most you're going overseas. become an alumnus of Grand people, but most of you never The staff around here next O f f P tot Valley, taking my diploma with get the chance to stop down year will miss you. I certainly here In the basement erf the vp° _ . head held high and then will too. f t * * throwing the cap up In the air. Kiikhof and see us all at work. I will never hear Sting, The I can recall so many things Moody Blues, or Harry Connick We are open... Nearly 19 years o f school is Monday • Thurday r y GOLDEN G coming to a close with my about these last three years Jr. 6i the same way ever again... • am » <:30 pn ______/ - TANNING upcoming departure from that crane to mind... thanks, Beth. You have forever m m r , $5qq GVSU. All the neat professors In the put those three acts inmymind. r . < off membership School of Communications, 10 am • 1 pa / for students When I sat in a kindergarten Time’s running out on me classroom at Shawmut Hills without which I never would Elementary School, in have gotten anywhere. Kudos September 1973, I never to you. There are hundreds of questions on the GMAT, GRE and LSAT. HALFOFTHE PEOPLE This checklist will help you answer all of them. WHO READ TWS AD

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It should be rightly I find it sad that our adage, “Heal thyself To the editor To differ with Benner over scrutinized and held up for university tolerates such physician." Uponreading Joey Miller’s ideas or views is one thing. all to see, so that perhaps garbage. Sadder yet is that letter In the March 25 issue To do as Miller has is others will not attempt the the Lanthom didn’t have the To all my brothers and o f the Lanthom , I wonder another. same. integrity and virtue to tell sisters, be they African, Irish, whether reasoned discourse His sad display of Miller’s biggest mistake, Miller to “clean up" his Hlspanic,Asian, etc. I urge will ever be the “young bride" discourse is the type that however, is his claim that comments or risk having his all of you to fight the good of the university student ought to be rightly avoided. Benner (and I assume he honest fight , refrain from again. As a white who also happens intends all non-blacks) is not letter go unprinted. Saddest o f all is that Jo e y absurdity, seek truth, and Indeed, I wonder whether to be proud of being an a victim of racism. Miller, a seemingly discipline your emotions. “she" will even be courted American, I find Miller’s Again he is simply wrong. concerned and sincere pow that the base, the statements offensive. We all suffer and lose, when individual, resorted to the Sincerely, sordid, and the avaricious But what offends me most even one is unjustly and very thing he claims to M ichael D. Curry can pass for legitimate is his apparent carelessness unfairly treated. Current argumentation. and disregard for the truth. events also indicate that repudiate. Miller’s mistake Is two­ The problems that we face black individuals like Miller fold. First, he inflates each day whether they be can get away with some of Parking questions hopefully solved Benner’s article by racism or any other, are the comments he made, DearnMr Editor,Editor secure the lots to assuiassure attributing ideas and attributable to the common precisely because it is what An issue was raised in your students adequate parking, comments to Benner that human nature we all share. is now held as “acceptable." April 1 edition about student day or evening. Benner does not himself It is a nature that is weak, Had a white student made parking at the Eberhard Lf we have hassled students make. imperfect, and bound to such comments concerning Center. It is im portant that unduly for any reason we Then he proceeds to failure. To say that one blacks it is safe to assume I reply so there can be apologize. We do discuss attack those ideas by particularproblem is “white” that the GVSU community clarification to several points parking management claiming that they are a part is to hide its real source and would look disparagingly in the letter. regularly and occasionally we of the American tradition thereby avoid dealing with upon him or her (as they The policies that govern have to fine tune policy to and indeed are “white." In the issue fully. rightly should). the administration of meet changing needs. short. Miller has committed Miller’s comm ent is about But to allow a Joey Miller student parking on the Finally, we accommodate the fallacy of “straw man" as logical as saying that to do the same is itself Grand Rapids campus are about 36,000 cars parking argumentation. crime is a “black" problem prejudicial in the worst sort not complicated or very in the West Lot a semester. Even worse he has gone because of the high numbers o f way. Again the criteria is restrictive. 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At the final design competition each team must hand marepcrtwhich dpsrrifys the design and analysis, a bill of materials used, fabrication We at Mountain Jack’s would like instructions and a log of the team’s activities. Also requtredfor the final entries are identification of team number and to invite you and your families to team member names on the mounting surfaces, three Identical luses mounted on a single surface, good electrical connection to the terminals celebrate your achievements. and protection tor the fuses during transportation and storage. Garrett commented that In the movie the way In which many devices worked, Including the doers, would not be able to really function the way they were portrayed. Allow us to put the finishing touch One of the goals to be readied by the students Is to leam how the engineers In Hollywood might have designed their device. Garrett stated that the course, which has an emphasis on problem on your special day. solving, is useful because it gives the students a chance to devise something from scratch with h e ir own Ideas and knowledge. They will be testing and evaluating their fuses not only through trial and error but also through theories from engineering. Special Graduation Hours He added h a t here weren’t books on how to construct many of the devices h a t now exist, that someone had to use heir own Ideas and knowledge o f engineering to design something successful. 2:00-11:30. Reservations Appreciated. Garrett explained h a t engineering Is important in today's society because it provides many new products that are needed and desired by h e population such as developments In telecommunlcatlcns, housing, dothing, and fanning. Although there is not a specific prize established at this time, all h e students will enjoy pizza and popcorn before the designing competition while viewing a copy of “Indiana Jones and the Tfemple of Doom". SEE YOU SOON!!!

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5. Read something 1. Recycle your about the earth from paper, plastic, the earth day dis­ cardboard and play at the Univer­ glass sity Bookstore 2. Ride a bike or 6. Continue to use the walk instead of reuseable canvas bags drive. offered at the check­ out lanes at the Univer­ 3. Check the air in sity Bookstore. your tires and keep them properly inflated. 7. Encourage all your friends to practice all 4. Write the president and the things mentioned tell him to attend the Earth UNIVERSITY above. Summit this summer. Page 8 The Lantham April 22,1992 BUSH, from p. 6 ------RANDOM, from p. 4 Is a testament to you that you that? fm not will fund part or none of the life around Grand Valley... The Rumbler is Steve Ungrey, liked my column enough to read So what exactly is It George sciences budding. A parking ramp. No, not your news editor. See, Elizabeth? The one who ft... or Just decided to read the Bush is trying to hide? In this We need this fee to put some another parking tot a parking paper from cover to coverjust so extra nwney Into the coffers to go rarr^Amuto-stoiyparidpgranqj thoughtyou were cute and wanted case, it is the massive extent to you could get to Dave’s column towards construction of the life that can hold several hundred to take you outwasrlghtbyyou all which his and the Reagan at the back. sdencesbulldlng and renovation cars. the time. administrations went out of Its been fun having my own of Kiikhof, Calder... the list goes Several bars and restaurants. Why did I mask my true their way to aid and abet column and it’s been an on and an, and most of these No.theRumblerlsnotanalcohdic identify? Well, actually I didnt. SaddamHusseln'sgovemment aperient* iH never forget projects need accomplishing. or endorsing drinking- It’s just Rumbler devotees know that I all the way up to Its 1990 I strorgjjy suspect that Ced, (Hey, Rumbler, Isn’t It about that GVSU students need more identifledmysdflnlheflrst column Invasion of Kuwait Angle, Sandy, and the Lanlhom time you revealed who you really to do, Uke dancing dubs such as of thtesemester.butmany people Some of the Information who picked up the column after It staffare the only ones who read are?) Tbp of the Rock, movie theaters... coming out: started didn’t know rny identify. me, but that’s okay. I guess so... give me Just a (C’mon, Rumbler, you’re - Satellite photos and other Having revealed tny identify, let The Rumbler now fades Into second. running out o f time!) intelligence for use in Iraq's me thank those of you who read the sunset See ya in the Rumblings off the top of my Oh, okay. Let me take off the war against Iran mask and reveal.. the column through to the en d It future..... head relating to things needed - American arms shipments to Iraq through Jordan. Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia - The U.S. turned its head from clear signs o f terrorist sponsorship and removed Iraq from the government list of terrorist countries -Up to $5 bflhon In agriculture credits an d $ l .2 billion In risky loan guarantees - $1.5 billion in dual use (mUttary/sdenttflc) technology Is this a - Strong and constant administration intervention to influence business and congressional actions In favor of Iraq Afterthelraq/Iran war ended Bush continued his support. After thousands of Iraqi Kurds Choice? were gassed by their government. Bush continued his support. After Saddam threatened to “bum half of Israel” with chemical weapons. Bush continued his support E ven after Saddam massed 100,000 troops on the tiny border with Kuwait and threatened to invade. Bush continued his support No wonder he doesn't want us to know. The bottom line Is that our so-called foreign policy expert screwed up big and is now trying to cover his tracks and pretend It never happened. I think we deserve an apology.

19 WEEK UNBORN BABY Then we need to vote Bush out of the White House. It Is time to capture our government back from the ruling elite. Bush Is not one of us— he never has been. He Is a wealthy oil man with worldwide contacts who looks out for his owa Period. If you agree, vote In November. It’s our only hope for regaining a government of, Or a Child? for, and by the people.

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A challenge from The By Audra Lousias Campus Life Editor mention classes, had sufficient coverage all homework, exams, papers year. Those that didn’t, i t i t l The Voices of GVSU did and all the other pressures like the Voices of GVSU, Wmmm® not get coverage on their of college life, I feel they did not. By Lynnelle Tans recent concert. WHY? I did an excellent Job. I also read the table big ptiat performance in will attribute this to many Alas, I received phone tents. Campus school, hangovers, trouble reasons, all of which have calls and letters asking the Connection, posters and 'with :t6te, duthorityv/ahd Recently, the RA/MA/ been explained to various reason coverage was not am ever running up to the fights. '', 'S t ^ w ^ ^ c o h o t Oajifer'-: members of the Choir. obtained. The motives Student Life Office looking -During th f^ m e s i^ t xtnlttee conducted % an£;; First, as Editor of the suggested are as far from for stories (just ask Jay). people, have driven under ^^i6uwey:on-:lndN^M Campus Life Section, It Is the truth as possible. What else can I do? I’d perceptions o^adcohoi|:|l,;-: the influence one time. my duty to find stories Anyone who knows me like to know so that The Nine people drove lO pr : The random sampling worth covering, put a or knows what type of per­ Lanthorn can improve. more timeswhlle under the was distributed to 1.000 writer onto It and then son I am would happily let Give me some construc­ influence, . ; .1 - ifihY ' on-cam^us, residents; ^ ,.;: make sure the article is you know 1 just don’t play tive criticisms, not erro­ The eotnndUee mem­ % Eighty people agreed that w ritten . that. neous verbal bashings. bers Included: Advisor drinking helps you forget This would have hap­ At the beginning of the I also challenge students your troubles. 324 dis­ Todd '^Waiter?;-1 to n y pened, however, due to school year, I placed a let­ of color, different age agreed and 34 didn’t know. Castaldi, Steve Schulz, faulty ovaries, I was hos­ ter In every single student groups, different religions Anotherpersonal attitude Elmond Tolbert. Kristen pitalized and out of school organization mailbox in­ and special needs to apply Is that 114 people agreed Fohsjfth',' Jamarl Etland. for two and a half weeks. dicating that If coverage Is to be writers and editors that weekend intonation Keht Higgs, Brent Higgs, Barring the pain of sur­ sought, an organization fo r The Lanthprn. A n y |p.of being to Tbddv Gifford; ^d-^EntC;: gery, I got on the phone to must not assume that I good, dedicated writer Is £ p U < ^ Knapp, V , ^ C let my colleagues at The am not superperson and hard to find. When asked about the agreed numbered $ 6 0 and L a n th o rn know that I let me know who, what Come see how it works campus alcohol policy,.;; : 51 mdniknowV , . would not be able to do my where, when, why and here. Don’t take a back il:Drir^g;^m -b« expen- 534 residents said Grand section for a few weeks. how. seat. Keep reading and Valley had one, 5 sald'hb;- ;tswe||vhen;;a|k

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HONORABLE MENTION- SCOTT BOSMAN SENIOR, PHOTOGRAPHY April 22,1992 The Lanthom Pagell

1ST PLACE- NIKKI BOERTMAN SOPHOMORE, PHOTOGRAPHY

2ND PLACE- LARA M. JOHNSON ENGLISH

HONORABLE MENTION- AMY YOUNG SOPHOMORE, PHOTOGRAPHY Wednesday April 22, 1992

after. in this play Is sung by the low the audience to mourn Buddy H olly rocks One of the comic moments actors and actresses. The for long. On a darkened stage, of the story occurs when result is an authentic trib­ a spotlight focuses on Holly’s By Beth Grienfce guitar as a radio announcer The problem is that they Buddy Holly performs at The ute to the originals. Entertainment Editor broadcasts the news of the decide to change while they Apollo Theatre in Harlem. The One of Esten’s best num­ management does not realize bers is one toward the end plane crash in which Holly, The Broadway Theatre Guild are performing live on a that Buddy and the Crickets of the play at the replica­ the Big Bopper, and Ritchie brought The Buddy Holly Story country radio station. The are an all-white band. (Re­ tion of the Clear Lake, Iowa Valens all died. musical to rock n' roll at DeVos DJ. and radio audience, are member this event was before concert that was Holly’s last Immediately after, the lights Hall on Tuesday. April 14. not receptive to the change MTV showed musicians’ performance. shoot on. The Big Bopper I have been to four plays at In style from their normal images 24-hours a day). “Raining In my Heart" Is a (Brian Ruf) and Ritchie DeVos Hall this season. The listening taste. As a result, the group Is melancholy song that si­ Valens (Alex Bourne) Join Buddy Holly Story, byfar, was However, the DJ does like teased quite a bit. However, lences the audience into sad Holly in an exhilarating the best received show. Buddy. He sends Buddy once they go on and the crowd empathy. As Esten sings, a performance of “Johnny Be At the end of the show, the and the Crickets to Clovis, hears their wonderful music, saxophone whispers Good." audience gave a standing New Mexico to a friend of everyone forgets skin color. achingly in accompani­ At the end, Buddy rem inds ovation that lasted on and on. his. Norman Petty (Robin The elaborate set of the ment. The result is a ten­ us once again of the night of No one wanted this act to end. Haynes). Petty is a record musical is stunning. Much of der, soul-caressing num­ his death by telling the audi­ The crowd cheered Buddy producer who likes to ex­ The Buddy Holly Story is ber. ence. of back then and the Into returning for one more periment with different styles framed with a nostalgic back­ The whole play is well­ DeVos Hall audience, to be number. Ritchie Valens and of music. -*• drop composed of a collage of paced. Whenever the tone careful driving because the Big Bopper joined him in From that point, the play 1950s ads for such items as of the show changes for a “there’s blowing quite a bliz­ another electric rendition of traces through Holly’s eigh­ Sunbeam bread, Ritz crack­ slow song, the music lin­ zard out there." “Oh B oy.' teen months of fame, begin­ ers, Van Heusen shirts, and gers for Just the right Finally Buddy tells the au­ The play’s stoiy begins in ning with the # 1 song “That’ll Texaco. Hanging In the center amount of time before turn­ dience to “T ell all your friends Lubbock. Texas when a trio of Be the Day." of the display is a sign with ing back up for another that Buddy Holly is back in nineteen-year-olds called The audience watches one word: Buddy. hand-clapping tune. town." Buddy Hotly and the Crickets while Holly proposes mar­ Chip Esten Is very talented Even when it comes time Let’s hope that Buddy, decides to veer away from the riage to Marla Elena (Lauree In singing, dancing, and play­ to announce the death of through this play, remains country songs they have been Taradash) upon first sight of ing theguitar. All of the music Hollv the Dlav does not al­ alive. crooning. They wanna* rock. her and they m any shortly Krige plays the sadistic That’s the rules." This state­ mm mother with Brian Krause ment was said by the ram­ as her very loving son, paging Mrs. Brady as she Charles Brady. Madchen corns a man to death. Liter­ Amick is Tonya Robertson, ally. Pretty sad, folks. the sacrificial viigln. I wouldn’t recommend this These ancient killer cats, film. Someday it will live in called Sleepwalkers, can the stupid hall of fame that the man. only be killed by the scratch everyone rents from when they of the way through it made I am going to have to run of a real cat. That makes are drunk, kind of like Ice us laugh from the stupidity. Sleepwalkers out and read The Shining or Clovis (who is played by Pirates. As Beth said, “It reminded By Shellie VanDeCreek something equally fantastic Sparks) the hero of the Rating: 2 me of a Toonces sketch." Entertainment Writer to regain my eternal admira­ story. Well, that’s all folks! See The story centers around tion for the horror king. It probably could have you next year. Enjoy the sum­ a m other and son team who This script, written for the Sleepwalkers was a hor­ been good without some of mer and remember the happen to be ancient cat- screen by Stephen King him­ rible story. It was dumb, the stupid lines like “No sunscreen, especially those people who need the breath self, disillusioned me dumb, dumb! It started out vegetables, no dessert. of virgins to survive. Alice sensitive spots. ’Bye for now! concerning the greatness of by disgusting us and the rest

speechless. Whitley, as I found out after the show, is a relatively shy man who is still getting used to the idea of fame. He seemed truly delighted that people would come out to see him singing his songs and throw accolades his way. The man I met afterwards was a far cry from the whirling, teeth gritting dervish that played with Toad The Wet Sprocket & Chris Whitely-live! Law and were at the show, such ferocity and realism that every By Chris Flisek J you heard each song word and every note hit very deep Entertainment Writer But it was peppered with tional guitar, stepped to the buried by the live version. (Whitley plays very low on the fret- the “ever rare and elusive mic, said ’hi' and the band Although Living... is a board which makes his old guitar Club Eastbrook. Sony happy song" as proclaimed kicked into “Kick the Stones" relatively mellow/bluesy shriek). recording artists Toad the by lead singer Glen Phillips from Whitley’s phenomenal album, Whitley and his It was a beautiful show. Chris Wet Sprocket and wunder- whenever he realized that the debut album Liuing With The boys proved that they can Whitley is his music and that was ktnd Chris Whitley put on a set was dragging. Law. kick it with the best of more than evident Thursday night wonderful (and I do mean Toad is a very tight live unit Whitley is a taut, lithe man them as they tore up the As Whitley himselfslngson “Dust wonderful) free show that that is able to echo their who plays with such inten­ stage with some lightning Radio, "“Walk it with the spirit Talk was sponsored by WLAV and recorded sound perfectly, but sity that it seemed as if he fast covers and a few new it with the spine." Indeed. Vinyl Solution Thursday, they never added anything to were taking revenge on his songs. — By the way, this is the last issue April 9. the songs and they didn't guitar as he bent the strings “It’s Just somethin’ I of The Lanthom until next Fall and, It was a show not to be seem very loose on stage. and made the notes scream. wrote about live years ago." although I'm not positive, it is prob­ missed. At times, although the m u­ Nobody should play guitar Whitley told me after the ably my last issue as a witter. Toad the Wet Sprocket took sic was quite good, watching that well. show. I'd Just like to thank all o f you for the stage around 7p.m. and Toad the Wet Sprocket was Whitley and his band were The other three members leading and I hope that maybe I've played a very melodic. albeit not unlike watching a very consummate performers that took some time out for Chris turned you cm to some new stuff or not very spirited set, that long, and very dull video. let nothing bother them(as to do a short acoustic set that that I've pissed you off. focused primarily on their On the other hand.... was evident when Whitley truly showcased his talents The fact that you haven't just — ■■ ■ - ■ April 22, 1992 The Lanthom Page l i iound a place to live by the A friend once told me that, night too.) Reflections on middle of last summer. But no, I take that back... My roommates are A brother's tips one day he called me up and Multiple friends have told talented too. We do good ROOMMATES told me we had found a pair me marry times that no one animal imitations. And they on dating of wrestlers to live with— in our apartment is normal. know all the lines from their By Beth Grlenke Neel and Bob. Von Neel and with Mel Cronenwett Individually, all of my favorite movies. All three Entertainment Editor Rob DeLaTorre. roommates are special, but I are good at making me Weird. Smart. Funny. V on— W ould you w ant to think that we do best when laugh. Lately on campus I have Exasperating. Hot. Deep. live with a man who blew a all four of us are together. It I’d also like to thank them noticed people with goofy Unpredictable. Fun. hole in his upstairs floor doesn’t happen much, for putting up with my mess smiles and eyes lingering a I couldn’t let th e sem ester down through the kitchen because we are all busy. and my singing in the bit longer than usual. pass without mention of my counter with a shotgun? As When all of us are home at shower. And for Spring is in the air, in room m ates. intimidating as Von looks, the same time, by some chauffeuring me all year. attitude, if not Casey— I've been friends he is one of the most easy phenomenon, we all tend to We're all splitting up for temperature. The with Casey Haley since the going people I have ever gather in the kitchen. the summer, so I’d Just like murmurs of love are back second semester of our m et. You can’t piss him off. It’s dangerous to be taking to tell them to keep in touch and budding. freshman year. We've grown Rob— I had never met a shower when all three of and I can’t wait until next Each time I go home, my up a lot since those days Rob before, so I w as a little them are home and there’s year. younger brother gives me when we used to tell people nervous about what he ice w ater in the fridge. In addition. I’d like to send advice on relationships. On that C asey had flow n in the thought about living with a First semester, they came my love to my extended the most part the pointers A ir Force. Then again, I guess female. But the first thing and kidnapped me from my family, the men of Grand are quite useful. not. All of our neighbors he said to me after we were Thursday night class to go Valley security. You guys Since Cupid has been think I have a black belt in Introduced was, “You know, see Billy Bathgate. all have big... hearts. Please see TIPS, p. 14 aikido. And this summer, I saw you at every party I I’ll never forget the w e did have a contest to see went to last year.” I knew he Renaissance Festival, who could mash with the w as alright then. playing Dungeons & most people. Of course, they are three Dragons drunk, and dirty f U r1 . l?1i: AV’ 1 f'j •/*• | , f r, 1 » This is the first year that of the best looking men I dancing, celebrating Rob’s Case and I have lived know. (Not to mention, they birthday at Lincoln. 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Office Hours Monday thru Friday I p.m. until 5 p.m. P»ge 14 Hie Lanthom April 22,1992 ...... - ■ .. - - - out for chorus line parts In a Charity. andAny thing Goes. A Chorus Line kicks at Fox Theatre mythical Broadway Wanda Richert-Preston By Beth Grlenke production. plays the strong-voiced Throughout the play, the Cassie—ex-glrlfriend o f Entertainment Editor the stage. Following a one-hour director Zach, who Is Not only does the play practice, Bennett and 22 audience gets to know the desperate to make a Broadway's legendary discuss universal hopes and dancers brainstorm ed for 16 dancers so well that toward comeback. narrative about showpeople aspirations. It allows the hours about the life stories the close of the fictitious Richert-Preston won a comes to the Fox Theatre in audience to experience and self-revelations of typical audition—when the losers are Tony Award nomination and Detroit this May as a part of Broadway through the eyes of Broadway “gypsy" chorus eliminated, the audience a Theatre World Award for the Michigan Bell Variety the people who power it. dancers. suffers with them,Just as they her performance as Peggy series. A Chorus Line was “Gypsy" is a common rejoice with the winners. In the original Broadway The musical A Chorus Line conceived, choreographed and industry term used to The cast performing at the production of 42nd S treet will run for 13 “singularly directed by Michael Bennett, describe the faceless dancers Fox Theatre includes many Tickets for A Chorus Line sensational’ performances with music by Marvin who labor upstage, out of Chorus Line B r o a d w a y are on sale now at the Fox Friday, May 8 through Harmlisch and lyrics by the spotlight, yet are the core veterans. Theatre Box Office, the Joe Sunday, M ay 17. Edward Kleban. essence of a show-in-the- Randy Clements Is the all- Louis & Cobo Arena Box Winner of nine Tony The idea for a musical based maklng. powerful director Zach. Office and all Tlcketmaster Awards, the Pulitzer Prize on the lives of aspiring dancers The musical is also about Clements has performed on outlets, Including Hudson’s for Drama and five Drama was originated in January rejection and aging. It Is Broadway and nationally in Desk Awards, the appeal of 1974, after a late night dance based on the lives of a group such shows as Cats, Sweet and H arm ony House. A Chorus Line carries beyond session. of dancers who are trying TIPS, from p. 13 — ------playing hit and miss with The Power of One powerful for everyone his love darts, this week cruel people In what may By Beth Grlenke film The Power of One last beautiful moments. seemed a good time to appear as exaggeration. Entertainment Editor Friday, I knew I had to a Director John Avildsen share my brother’s advice However, In apartheid and least try to get In an article sears the screen with the with others looking for other tyrannical regimes, I thought I was done on this powerful movie. gripping details of the love, companionship, or there Is little. If any, writing about movies for The Power of One Is crimes committed because even a date. this semester. adapted from the novel by o f racism . su btlety. My Brother's Top Ten The Power of One has Its Rules of Advice As I write this article, Bryce Courtenay on the life What happens to PK, the faults. The movie too easily 1. If he doesn’t open m y section deadline Is past of an English boy, PK, in only English boy in a slips in PR's acceptance by the door on the first date, and I am not sure whether S ou th A frica. German boarding school. he never will. this article will be printed. Is atrocious. all of the tribes at the The film Is ruggedly 2. If he doesn’t open But, after viewing the I won’t say anything prison. On the other hand, powerful, bringing many the door, he may not be this section shows the more about the film. The w orth it. powerful of myths and of experience of watching 3. It is really gross hope. The Power of One m ay be when a female flatulates Whatever you do with the painful but it Is definitely and turns males off. (Try worthwhile. rest of your live, sometime, to avoid ordering Torture and somewhere, either on the Mexican food on first discrimination are movie screen or on video, dates.) common occurrences in SEE THIS FILM!!! 4. He should call when BOB'S all too many countries, the The Power O f One is rated he says he will. 5. French kisses United States included. PG-13 and currently should be avoided at first Exam Week Specials The film definitely shows playing at Studio 28. (but are okay later on, afteryou have been going MONDAY out a while). 4 / 2 7 / 9 2 6. Make sureyou don’t 16" Pizza have bad breath when Two Tappings SStudio 28 "iST you kiss; always carry 1350 28th St SW Call 538-8760 for Showtimes One lb. Cheese mints or even gum. 7. Don’t do IT. $$$8 BUCKS$$$ N ew sies (PG) Robert Duvall, Starts Fri, April 24 Christian Bale 8. 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Spring Game points to future of Laker football By Alan Babbitt Sports Writer The Blue team’s offense never got on track until the fourth Six hundred and seventy-two quarter. Tbs taker aofthaH team won lake Superior cameciose.but certeifiekkrJani^ Williams forabravedtheovercastwither QB Tazic took advantage of n&e of 10 games in the past yaltey swept the , was batting nearly ,400. ,<5 ; last Saturday to watch the this, tossing touchdown passes two weeks, outscoring their douWeheaderbyklentlcalscores The Lakers were set to do annual Blue-White spring to wide receivers Todd Gesund opponents4930. y/'j/ Vcf$to2t©Mgtoccnfawpfey, fetftte w th te m (/mversfiy football game at Lubbers and Dlrfid Mose In the third Aflninegameacan*toarow, WUilamscaineaciosswththe on Friday, but Mcrther Nature Stadium. quarter. helping the; Lakers to a 22-17 wtoritogruntotMdgh^ hadtthafplans.asjsatoibieed Coach Bilan Kelly and his Noah Nagy finally got the Blue recordcweiBUand0“lreoordtn eCgarne 1 togkethc victoy to the cancellation t>f the coaching staff got a first hand offense on the board with a 25 theOm a i zM$ s £<*><»& ,lrtna$to&$tofe, rfoubkhatoer. ?, y ' look at howgood the 1992 Laker yard touchdown pass to WR ;||fllbcg9nonitpiil0w«ha ^;dhil)aBM»>aiae ptakl^joMnnlqs fcrC 'A^caBed«bemate$itinthe football squad would be next Abdul Fakirmidway through the home doubleheader against Adtar, and LaFfcve swiped one, morning and told them not to year. fourth quarter. MadcnnaCoikge> KfcnSebesta also. bother caning over. There’s Gone are seniors Jack Hull, The White team came out and Allison VanHom collected VanHom boosted her record noaenseindrivingtbreehoure Eric Lynch, and Bob Mitchell victorious 28 to 13. the wins as Grand Valley beat to 9 wins qgitost 5 losses in fipi1renotgolngtoplay*sakl from last year’s 11-2 team Stars for the White team up on Madonna. 10-5 and 6-5. game two as she heto the Frigid Woods. Running back Danny Ruhn Included QB Brian Tazic who In the first contest of the Lakers to Just two hits. On Saturday, the 21-16 twinbiff Sebesta struck out Grand Valley pounded out 10 Grand Valley Lakers hosted opened up the scoring just two passed for 121 yards while three, walked just one and M s In the game, ledbyLubin, owfeencertvafe Petris State, minutes and 56 seconds Into rushing for 50 yards. aliowed a single earned run as theLaJtm’deslgnatedMterwho GVSU romped Jngame one, the game with a two-yard run. Todd Gesund was the leading she ran her record to 4 wins werJt3-for-4. Kn^aandWffiiaxns shutting; out the Bufidogs by Kicker Miguel Sagaro added the receiver, catching six passes for and2 losses. eachoollected2Mslnli»irtrtp8, theeountofStoO. Thetakers extra point 117 yards. The takers cdteeteci 11 hits, In thefrAbal roodgame before racked up 15 hits, while Ryan Porte recovered afumble Noah Nagy had a solid day for led by dandleTWHlams, who Monday's doubleheader at SdbestaheldFemstojtst4. in the end zone forthe Blue team the Blue team at quarterback, went 3-4 with a double and Wayne State. GVSU beat Spring Sebesta went the distance, to even up the score at seven to completing 13 passes out of 20 fourRBTs. Arbor 7-5 in the opener and walking one and striking out seven in the second quarter. attempts for 124 yards. KeByAdlerandShereeKnola proceeded to demolish the one while feeing 26 hitters, Running back Spencer Nagy was also the team’s both went 2-3, each with a Chargers in game two by the bringing her record to 5-2. Calhoun finished the scoring In leading rusher with 47 yards. double. count of 153 in a mere five With three hits each were the first halfby throwing a three- Abdul Fakir was the Blue's Ingaraetwo, VanHom began Innings. 4 Lubm, Knda, and Adler, as yard touchdown pass to leading receiver, hauling in five berstreakcf4vfctoriesinarow The Lakers slapped Spring Williams and Hamming quarterback Brian Tazic. receptions for 76 yards. witha6-5wtatoreBefofstarter Arbor pitching for H M s to collected two each and I^es The score put the White team The Lakers open their season KeBy Wlrtli. game one as VanHom cruised andHaitslappcdoutadouhJe up at halftime 14-7. at SLJoseph’s on September 5. Wirth pitched 7 innings, through two innings of relief of each. . al)owiM5 runs and walking 8. starter Stuck, who exited the Luck ran out on die Laker Verbeek and Clark sign letters to VanHan came on m pitch to garneaftertheflfih Inning with a wto streak to game nnnKU> the eighth toning and held tie Score of 5-5. VanHom dos, as Fends returned the Madonna scoreless. improved to 10-5 with the win. fevorofdeltvertngtheshutouL trip to the Class B championship Grand Valley Williams continued her fine Hamming. lyies, and Knda blanking toe Lakers 7-0. at the Palace where they finished By Brian Rutkowskl jgntng 9-6 in the game. each had two hits In four trips. VanHom pitched four as the runner up In the MHSAA Sports Editor Dannelte LaFave collected a witoKnofeaitoltarnmingeach toningsln the loss, giving up basketball toumemenL tripfrar^astngleinthreetrips coOectlngadouble. eight hits and six runs, In the race for the state’s top “(Verbeek) is one of the top to the plate. Wfillam8doubled,stoleabase, dropping he* to 10-6. basketball players. Laker coach prospects In West Michigan." After the brtef home stand and went 2~for~3 to the game. Sint* look the mound to Tom Villemure has put the Villemure commented. “Beyond the Lakexs hit the road for six Adler hada double tothreetr^ps. the fifth tontog to relief of Grand Valley near the front of his overall skill, he is one of the games, stopping first at Adrian Hart went 1-4 with astolenbase VanHomandgweuparunon hardest working players rve seen, the class. Cdfkg: and LaFave got one hit totwo two hits. Last • week, Villemure the type of player we like In our VanHom upped her record trips. Hamming had two cf the announced that Grandville progam." to8-5wlththeslxtofourwinin Garoetwowasanall-outGrandl l^kerhtts.wlththeotherbetog game one. The LakerecoDectod Valley Shi^eSt as the lakere adoublebdongtagtoAdten Calvin Christian standout Nate Villemure tempered his praise 9 htts and rtrJe three bases In spartkedoutaubopptogl7Ms- As this final issue of the Verbeek will be a Laker In the of Verbeek by adding the his defensive skills need to Improve. the contest ' Wirth held Spring Arbor to Im th a m was going to prtss. 1992-93 season. Notable offensive Just4hitsaito3nxns,mnntog tteLa^yLakeraweretaDrtrolt Also coming to Grand Valley This past season, Verbeek was narmd to the AP All-State (first performances were turned to her record to 3-3. doh^ battle with toe Wayne in the fall will be Alphonso Clark, by Carr, who went 2 for 3 and Hamrnlngswfpedtheoffenstve State Tartars. ' • team). All-Area — for the third a speedy guard from, 77? stole two bases, and Hamming spotfigM. as she batted 3 for 4. On Wednesday, April 22, consecutive season — and All- Verbeek, a 6-6 forward led the f3-4). Adler went 1 for 2 and «>llectlng two doubles and GVSU travels toAqutoas for a Squires to a 26-2 record and a Conference (OK Blue) teams. swiped one baff * drivtog tofiLakerruns. doubleheader.andthenheads Nicole Stuck struck out five Wifitemsand Lubln berth went toSagtnawto take on Saginaw Netters gear up for GLIAC championships to five tonings as she led the M.wltoLubtoswipingtwobags VaBey State on Thursday. and our traditional strong By Jackie Fox L^Lake»toan8to2victory and Williams one. The Lakers will return to performance at the conference Sports Writer atoehfehteap. Helping toe cause wore Cair A Ik »d ^ m Safcmlay, April m eet" Grand Valley“ had ‘ five * ■*"hits, (1-3.1 stolenbasej,Sinks(1-2). 25 for a conference Sutherland has high The G V S U men's tennis team betongtng to Carr, Williams, Iyies(l-^.Knola(2-3),AdlerC2- doubfcheader wfth Hflfedale expectations in the conference finished offlast week with three Hananlng, Bowen, and Hart. 4J, and Hart (1*3L and then host the GUAC meet for second doubles team wins and a loss making their Saturday, April 11, saw the l ’’SprtngAxbcr was a boost Tournament on May t and 2. Jason Beckstrom and Todd overall record 8-7. makers taktoiquttea trtp «P to your average' game," laughed Sutton as well as the third “It was a week of ups and V doubles team oTTodd Daniel and downs. It started with ups and Terry Bell. rack teams run with a large pack at SVSU Invitational ended down," Coach Tim Number six singles Steve r Mike Amey The closest GLIAC finishers to placeSaglnawValkyandatenth Sutherland said. DeRose Is performing strong orts Writer Muhammad were .42 seconds of a second In front of Ferris The men's tennis team netted consistently and looks to be a behind in the 100 meter and State. three decisive wins at the factor in the conference meet eighteen schools ran into each nearly afull second In the dust In Nedervdd took fourth in the beginning of the week against Also, first and second singles. ler at Morley Field in Saginaw the 200 meter. 100 meter high hurdles with a Hope 7-2, Aquinas 9-0, and Rob Gulden and Todd Daniel l Saturday. Why?' The Saginaw Tdontknowofanyoneflnthe time of 15.21 seconds. Hillsdale 9-0. but lost to to havebeencarntngonstronglatdy. alley State University conference) who can come dose In the high Jump, Dan Wayne Stale later m the week 6- The team has not lost any of It’s vttatlonal Track ToumamenL to him," praised Martin. WUkenson took third and Tony 3. Armour fourth, both reaching 6 spirit and Coach Sutherland “Itwas laigerthan we expected,” Muhammad shone again In The team Is putting the thinks that the outstanding ated coach Gary Martin, adding the 400 meter relay. The anchor feet 2 Inches. disappointing 2-4 conference Individual performances will at almost every school except of the team consisting of Steve Armour finished fifth In the record behind them as they long Jump as he leaped 19 feet, come together to make a great e University of Michigan was Nederveld. Mike Muff and Kurt focus and gear up for the nine and a half Inches. team effort ere. Prosser, Muhammad took the conference meet next weekend. Daren Johnson threw the "We expect to make seme noise Nusun Muhammad took baton with GVSU agood distance Coach Sutherland still Javelin 174 feet, seven Inches to m the conference tournament. eond In both the 100 meter from the lead. predicts a second place finish In land In fourth place. Sutherland said of the April 24- id 200 meter dashes, running The Lakers took third In the the conference meet and says It Please see TRACK, p. 18 25 meet. nesofl 1.08and22.16seconds. race. 0.7 ofa second behind first will be “based on a good draw 16 The Lanthom April 22,1992------complete game striking out 11 Baseball team earns Chopp his 200th career victory batters.. By Aim IfrhWtt 11 * Mandt to Sports Writer runs theywould need in the first eight to two victory. The three keys'to winning Inning. Three runs In the third “Our pitching staff is doing baseball (hitting pitching and participate defense) finally came together The men’s baseball squad and two In the fourth insured their Job. ‘n ie y ’re holding for GVSU In the second game. teamed what life on the road pitcher Steve Nahs’ first victory opposing conference hitters toa in all-star Joe Bakfinfs two run double was like the past week. of the season. .224 average.” Coach Chopp in the fifth Inning helped lead GVSU, trying to make up Nahs pitched a solid four and commented about the team’s game Grand Valley to a five to one games that were previously one-thirds lnnfogsgtvlng up onty Struggle to beat GLIAC Q f Brian Rntkowskl victory. postponed due to weather two mns an four hits. opponents. “Our hitting (a .244 Sports Editor Steve Nahs picked up his conditions, travelled to M t The win wer Central Michigan league average) and too marry second victory ofthe season In Pleasant, Saginaw, and game Coach Andy Chopp the errors Is stopping us from Grand Valley 200th victory of his career. winning more games.” a fine relief performance by Hillsdale. basketball standout Grand Valley jumped all over gMngupnorunsandonehltin The Lakers battled with Poor defense hurt the Lakers Charlie Mandt will be a against Saginaw Valley on Hillsdale In the first game of the one and one-thirds Innings of Central Michigan University on part of the 8th annual Wednesday. conference doubleheader on work. Monday the 13th. Rehmann Robinson Tim Baidorff suffered every Easter Sunday. “I am pretty pleased with the Grand Valley Wasted a tough Senior college Classic squad’s performance thus far Chippewa squad eight to two. pitcher’s nightmare in the first Jeff Bates, returning to the this season. W e have 23 games College all-star game it Shane Beach, who went two game against the Cardinals. lineup after a brief absence, left, and tfthe team starts hltttr^ was announced last for four for the day with three Five Grand Valley errors cracked a two-run homer to cap the ball consistently and play week. runs batted in, hit a two run contributed to seven unearned a four run first inning solid defense, we have a good The game will be held homer to help lead theLakers to runs as Saginaw Valley mended Tbe Chargers came right back on Friday, April 24 at victory. In the Lakers In six Innings 12to with five runs In the bottom chance to win the GLIAC title. ” Calvin Collge with tip off Another hitting starwas Steve one. inning Chopp said. Grand Valleywas scheduled, time slated for 7 p. m. Someth He went three forfour Things did not go much better That would end the scoring as Mandt, who finished on the day while adding two for GVSU In the second game. Hillsdale came out with a five to as of press time, to travel to his final year at Grand KBIs. Three errors in theOfth Inning four victory. Midland on Tuesday to play Northwood Institute. Valley as the Gliac Player Grand Valley scored all the helped to allow Saginaw Valley Todd Schmitt, after getting score six runs en route to an out of the first inning threw a of the year, is one of 24 players with West Michigan ties who will play in this year’s contest. Halftime will feature a slam dunk contest for the SPECIAL genral public and the Senior Classic players. 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