ConverSAtion: an Printed on 100% Fargo Dome has update on student grand opening government recycled paper 10 ^^T"";" The Concordian Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota Volume 89, Number 11, December 4,1992 Dovre returns from Harvard Divinity School by Elizabeth Kllnker the changes are very intriguing, to compare Concordia to these participated daily, in a rich array full schedule, his wife Mardeth, especially the discussion other institutions. From this, Dr. of cultural events, public lectures, was involved in a structured news writer concerning multi-cultural Dovre came to the conclusion that symposiums, and concerts. These course that was related to her area Dr. Paul J. Dovre has recently education and what other nations Concordia was, "Right on track," activities were enjoyed of teaching. Thus, the trip was returned from his experience as a are doing. This topic was of which can be attributed to the immensely by both he and his filled with learning experiences visiting scholar at Harvard extreme interest to Dr. Dovre many initiatives and positive wife. He also had the chance to for both Dr. Dovre and his wife. University during the months of because it allowed him to learn energy here. use the library at Harvard, which Overall, Dr. Dovre thought that October and November. His trip more about other education Along With the many classes was quite impressive. While Dr. Cambridge was a wonderful place was filled with many positive systems as well as allowing him he attended. Dr. Dovre Dovre was keeping busy with his to be during an election season. experiences in which he gained a He said there was much greater knowledge of many Norway trip will include Nobel luncheon and Hamar visit excitement all around the East aspects in higher education. CoasL The timeliness of the trip His decision to study at was an added bonus, as it allowed Harvard came about from general him to get a feel of the animated inquires and interest of graduate atmosphere, which was further study, which became more evident in the eastern area. focused last year after Dr. Dovre also had the encouragement from the Board of opportunity to visit with people Regents. After consulting with and colleagues whose work he several people he knew at respected. The general consensus Harvard including Concordia of these conversations with these alumni, Paul Peterson who Easterners was a high awareness teaches in the Political Science of Concordia and its solid department, about what Harvard reputation. That included had to offer, Dr. Dovre felt that it Concordia's distinctivencss with would be a good match. The its mission statement and our Board of Regents then granted Dr. purpose. This recognition of Dovre a two-month study leave to Concordia in such a positive way study with Dr. David Brencman at by Dr. Dovre's esteemed the Graduate School of Education colleagues was very pleasing to at Harvard. him. While at Harvard, Dr. Dovre Overall, Dr. Dovre said that his attended several classes of trip was "A wonderful interest including ones on college experience," and "it was governance and college finance, everything he hoped for and then in which he was a guest of both some/' He also went on to say classes. He felt as though he President Paul J. Dovre that he came back heartened from gained some pertinent President Dovre will be traveling to Oslo, Guatemala. Dr. Dovre has also scheduled visits his encounters out East. Dr. information in these areas from Norway to attend the Nobel Peace Prize luncheon with Jo Benkow, president of the Norwegian Dovre will only have a short time these classes. In addition, he and award ceremony. While in Norway, he will Parliment; Inge Lonning, president of the University to catch his breath because on partook in a particularly meet with the Nobel Peace Prize executive director of Oslo, and the United States Ambassador to December 10, he will be interesting class on the changing Geir Lundestad, chair of the Norwegian Nobel Norway, Loretta Miller-Ruppe. attending the presentation demographics in higher Committee, Francis Sejerstad, and 1992 Nobel ceremony of the Nobel Peace education. The implications of Peace Prize recipient Rigoberta Menchu of Please see Nobel/4 Prize. Artist's rendering of missing girl draws criticism by Karen Neustadt "Let us not forget that along draw someone nude, and when I you have a free and open show, it handled in the future. College Press Service with the right of free expression drew her, it was not perverse, it may disturb some people," said "The question is a conflict of one must accept the responsibility was legitimately artistic," John Hunter, chairman of the art rights—the right of one individual The People's Art Show, one of for the consequences of that Bostwick said. department. infringing on another," he said, Cleveland State University's most expression," Sims said. The missing girl's mother, "The only alternative I can see noting that the gallery may place a popular exhibitions, has a policy Bostwick, a 24-year-old senior Jackie Ormston, told The is to not have the show," he said, ban on cameras to prevent the show of accepting almost anything, but who is studying art and Associated Press that the piece of noting that the People's Show is from becoming a media event. one artist's shocking image has communications, also created art "exploited my child and every one of the most popular art "We are looking at options in the campus in an uproar. controversy in the same art show other missing child in the world." exhibitions in Cleveland and is order to avoid this fiasco in the When art student Steve in 1990 with his drawing of a Angel Ormston disappeared open to all artists in the future. Our only guideline is that Bostwick displayed a naked and murdered girl in graphic sexual July 31 after telling friends she community. we don't illow any art that might smiling, pen-and-ink portrait of a and drug scenes. According to was going to a Cleveland Hunter also blamed the media endanger the physical well-being missing teen-age girl, Cleveland Bostwick, the art was an attempt shopping mall. Her car and purse for creating "fodder for the of others," he said. "Perhaps we State University officials lowered to show that "sex, drugs and were found three days later. evening news," saying that there should say 'work that would the boom. violence go together." Police have ho suspects. was little comment from the large cause emotional or spiritual "In recent years, the show has In both exhibitions, Bostwick's Bostwick has since drawn a crowds attending the show until a trauma to others.'" been targeted by a small minority art was removed days after the clothed version of the portrait, he reporter contacted the missing The Cauldron, the Cleveland who deliberately enter works which show opened. In 1990, the murder said, called "Angel-O," and has girl's family. State University newspaper, are meant to shock and insult the victim's family threatened to sue. sent it to the Ormstons, hoping "People had very few defended the show in a series of community," said J. Taylor Sims, Bostwick, who has been they will accept it as a gift and an complaints," he said. "A lot of the editorials, but was outspoken acting school president criticized for contacting the art apology. people who are offended did not about the quality of Bostwick's Sims has instructed art critic at the Cleveland Plain The removal of the piece of art even come to see the show." artwork. department officials to develop Dealer and inviting her to see his has touched off a censorship debate Robert Thurmer, director of the "Don't get us wrong, we "appropriate controls" over work, said he made a promise to on campus, and has officials Cleveland State University Art defended the show. But his stuff artwork that has, in the past, himself that if the artwork pondering how to control the Gallery, said the school president was awful. It was like a 3-year- included inflammatory images offended anyone, he would take it exhibit without crossing the line. has given art department officials old. We know he had a right to do such as the U.S. flag as a down immediately. "This is an open, unjuried, 90 days to come up with a report it, but it was really bad," said doormat, and a graphic depiction "I am not ashamed of the uncensorcd show. Anyone who on how the exhibition, which Angelo Pressello, the newspaper's of a slain teen-ager. human body. It doesn't faze me to hears about it can enter it. When attracted over 200 artists, will be editor. 2 News December 4,1992 In Schools block newspaper Student Leadership Council starts Crimestoppers program at Concordia access to records by John Williams the fact they are servants of the "they have to do what they need The Concordia College Student Leadership Council, a newly public." to do to protect their teachers. But College Press Service established organization, recently presented a program titled He cited two current cases of I don't think they should." "Crimestoppers" to all new Concordia students. The program was also Despite freedom of schools denying access to campus An instructor was investigated shown at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Leadership information policies that exist in newspapers: on sexual harassment charges and Conference, held in Minneapolis in September. all 50 states, campus newspapers • The student editor of the dismissed, and the paper wanted The program was established to illustrate the group's mission "to are finding that administration Northern Student at Bemidji State to look at his files that pertained promote and develop collective leadership within the Concordia officials are blocking access to University in Bemidji, Minn., to the case. community." It is designed to help people discover the importance of records needed for stories. sued the school when her paper Goodman, with the Student individual participation within a group. The program uses educational Some cases are ending up in was denied access to campus Press Law Center, said that many sessions that show the positive aspects of having collective leadership court as newspapers are suing police reports. The school claims campus newspapers don't have in a team or organizational setting. colleges and universities, the reports are not covered in the time or resources to file suit * The Student Leadership Council has five students and is part of contending that information is Minnesota's open record laws. and find a remedy. oncordia's Sources for Service (S.O.S.) organization, a student- being denied to reporters that, • The Vignette, the student "It is rare when a publication operated group offering students structured service experiences in the under law, should be made newspaper at Nassau Community will pursue this to a court There community. available. have been administrators who "Next to censorship, access "Many schools simply have told students, *I don't care Johnson, Olmscheid selected as questions are the most numerous dont like the notion of about the law, you're not going to Homecoming, Family Weekend chairs we receive," said Mark Goodman, having people knowing get this,'" Goodman said. "They an attorney and director of the don't take students seriously." The Student Personnel Selection Committee recently named the what they're doing. Student Press Law Center in All 50 states have some open 1993 Homecoming and Family Weekend chairpersons. Kim Johnson Washington, D.C. "It has Many people do not law and record provisions, he was selected as Homecoming chairperson and Amy Olmscheid was dramatically grown in the past appreciate the fact they said. One major function of the named chairperson of Family Weekend. years, especially in crime Student Press Law Center is to let Johnson, a junior from Thief River Fall, Minn., is majoring in are servants of the reporting. Schools clearly covered public." students know what open psychology and social work and has been involved in a number of in sunshine are covering up." government laws are applicable in campus activities, including Homecoming Committee and the Peer The Student Press Center is a their state. Health Educator Program. non-profit organization that gives Mark Goodman Colleges and universities Olmscheid, a junior from Shoreview, Minn., is majoring in English student editors and reporters legal director of the Student Press cannot use the Buckley writing and psychology and has also been involved in a variety of advice and refers them to local Law Center Amendment as a justification not campus activities, including student government. Peer Health counsel for free representation. to release student crime records, Educators and Family Weekend Committees. The "sunshine" Goodman was College, in Long Island, N.Y., is Goodman said. The Higher Concordia faculty participate in KCCM's referring to is open government suing the school to look at college Education Act, enacted in July law that allows the public, employees' files in sexual 1992, removes crime records Regional Artists in Concert including the media, into harassment cases. from the Buckley Amendment, a ' government meetings and gives Gregory Schwartz, an attorney KCCM 91.1 FM, Minnesota Public Radio in Moorhead will 1974 law that prohibits release of access to public records such as representing the Vignette, said the broadcast Regional Artists in Concert on Thursday, January 7,1993, at student educational records crime reports. basis of the suit is that the :00 p.m. This month's program features two faculty recitals: one at without permission of the student. administration is violating New Moorhead State University and the other at Concordia College. But that doesn't mean public "We want them to realize that York's Freedom of Information The first part of the program, recorded April 3,1992, at the Recital universities and community this is not an idle threat. Penalties Law. The school turned down the Hall in the Center for the Arts at Moorhead State University features colleges are complying with state can be prohibitive," Goodman request from the paper on the Alan Rawson, violin and Sandra Tsukayama, piano, in several works public record laws, Goodman said. "The one key thing we do is grounds that the information, if including a sonata by local composer Daniel Breedon, a member of the said. to help student journalists know disclosed, would "result in ah 'oncordia College music faculty, written especially for the Rawson- "The fundamental tendency of what they are entitled to. Only of a bureaucracy is not to want to unauthorized invasion of personal late is it that many schools are Tsukayama Duo. ; property," Anna Marie Mascolo, The second part of the program, recorded March 6,1992, at reveal its activities," he said. complying with these laws. Many "Many schools simply don't like the school's attorney, wrote in administrations look at their Hvidsten Recital Hall on the Concordia College campus features John response. DiFiore, saxophone, and Mary Marshall, piano, assisted by William the notion of having people institutions as private Law, bass, and David P. Eyler, drums. knowing what they're doing. Schwartz said that while the corporations, ignoring the fact school's arguments have merit, Broadcast of the Regional Artists in Concert series on KCCM 91.1 Many people do not appreciate they are a part of government" * FM is supported by grants from Dayton's and the North Dakota ouncil on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, a ederal agency. Home for the holidays: A survival guide U of Texas9 athletes attend hazing classes by John Williams they changed, but so has Mom, problems that exist for 11 months Dad and friends. out of the year are going to AUSTIN, Texas — AH male athletes must attend anti-hazing College Press Service "Communication has been seminars after campus police found 11 freshman members of the disappear for one month. They In terms of holiday limited. But the same issues are swim team clad only in diapers on the fourth floor of a University of also say that family members can expectations, families can go still there, and they can forget Texas dormitory. be more on edge as they try to put from "Joy to the World" to that," Welsh said. "Things (at on a mask to hide whatever is The swimmers were taking part in an initiation supervised by an "Grandma Got Run Over By A home) always seem like they're really going on in the family. The undetermined number of upperclassmen. Police said condoms and Reindeer" quickly as tensions new better than they are, and they tend goldfish were also involved in the initiation riles. same can be applied for friends. and old surface during a time of to be idealized at school." "The investigation is complete," said Sharon Justice, dean "If there is any kind of theoretical happiness and Tom Helma, who is coordinator dysfunction in the family at all it of students. "My staff, along with the athletic director and swim practical reality. coach, agreed that all male athletes will participate in seminars of Michigan State University's comes up because they are all regarding hazing. The holiday period from employee assistance program and together," said Teresa George, a Thanksgiving to New Year's Day is also a counselor, said both "We have talked to all members of the swim team therapist at the University of is fraught with unrealistic parents and children have gone individually," she added, noting that the university has been offering Dayton's student counseling expectations to which college through profound changes since anti-hazing seminars for the past several years. center in Dayton, Ohio. "All of a students are especially prone as the students left home. If it is determined that any of the students violated sudden they have to be cheerful they cope with finals, term papers "The major thing for students is when they may not feel that way. university rules, they could face a range of penalties that include a and returning home as an warning probation to permanent expulsion, Justice said. (CPS) that they have changed. The Maybe they have to work on independent being, yet still change in one's life is never greater strategies to work on their U of Kansas donates 12,000 cans of food dependent on family and friends, than from September to January," feelings." LAWRENCE, Kan. — The Salvation Army received 12,000 cans counselors say. he said. "You leave a child and When a student has been away of food collected by several University of Kansas groups so that "We all get let down when we come back an alien in the world. It from these tensions and re-enters poor families will have hot meals during the holidays. set expectations that this is the can be a painful time. The child the atmosphere, it can add fuel to 11 The food drives are the main source of meals at several perfect Christmas, said Linda wants to be free and the parent thefue. community shelters and organizations in Lawrence, Kan., home of Welsh, a psychologist and doesn't want to let go. You come "Families try to do a great deal the university. director of the Agoraphobia and back in four months and look at to make the holidays perfect or A spokesman for Students Against Hunger, one of the university Anxiety Treatment Center in Bala your room and realize you're not spectacular," Helma said. "Many organizations that participated in the drive, said that the food Cynwyd, Pa., near Philadelphia. the same person," times the holiday has us dealing ensured the Salvation Army would be able to feed all of the people While many college students Holidays can be stressful with issues of* losses and who visited their shelters. face tensions real and imagined times. The image of the fireplace, disappointments and conflicted Students are also taking part in the local Christmas Adoption when returning home for the good food, family and friends can and empty relationships. It is a Program, where students "adopt" a low-income family for the holidays, freshmen can bear the be just that: image. Counselors time which evokes within us season, and buy them holiday gifts. (CPS) brunt of going to home sweet stress that just because it is a recollections of our childhood for home and finding not only have holiday season doesn't mean that better or worse." December 4,1992 The Concordian 3 Concordia among first quartile of Midwestern colleges by Kristin Ruff Concordia was placed under classification to be found in our 140 institutions as was the case Hausmann. "Rankings by U.S. news writer the comprehensive colleges and area, and many of the institutions for one of the institutions cited by News & World Report and others universities when the Carnegie we are compared to are large the authors of the letter." can, however, be of some value A recent issue of The Classification last classified public universities. (Carleton, St. Olaf, Hamline, when looking to learn more about Concordian published a letter higher education institutions in Hausmann added that, "while Gustavus Adolhus, and St. John's) an institution." Concordia has from two students asking why 1987. This group is defined as the U.S. News & World Report Are the attempts to rank received recent recognition from Concordia was not listed among follows: "There institutions offer article listed 100 percent of the colleges and universities valid a number of independent sources, the best small liberal arts colleges baccalaureate programs and, with national liberal arts colleges, it then? David S. Webster in the including U.S. News & World in the Sept. 28 issue of U.S. News few exceptions, graduate listed only sixty (eleven percent) March/April 1992 issue of Report, Changing Times, & World Report, Indeed, education through the master's of the 558 comprehensive Change magazine quotes a Peterson's Competitive Colleges, Concordia is not in that list, but degree. More than half of their institutions. However, a more variety of college presidents The Barron's 300: Best Buys in the reason for the omission is not baccalaureate degrees are recent U.S. News & World Report (from institutions with high College Education, ARCO's Best because of some outstanding flaw awarded in two or more publication, America's Best scores in these rankings) and Dollar Values in American or shortcoming. occupational or professional Colleges, does list all of the institutional researchers who Colleges and the John Templeton In fact, according to Vice disciplines such as engineering or institutions in Concordia's dismissed the ranking as "shallow Foundation Honor Roil. President for Admissions, Mr. business administration. All of category. and inaccurate," "fraudulent Hausmann added that "Third James Hausmann, "there was no the institutions in this group Concordia is listed in the first exercises," using numbers that are party endorsements, however, way Concordia could make that enroll at least 2500 students." quartile of Midwestern colleges "largely devoid of meaning." must be combined with a lot of list, since we are not classified as Concordia shares this category and universities in its Mr. Hausmann has also other information in order to get a a small liberal arts college by the with many public institutions and classification and is ranked 17th observed that the data used to more complete and accurate Carnegie Foundation for the private colleges as well, including out of 131 institutions in terms of determine ranking are often picture of an institution." He also Advancement of Teaching," the Bradley, DePaul in 111., Butler and academic reputation. "One might inaccurate. "Unfortunately, some stressed that learning is extremely classification system used to Valparaise in Ind., Creighton in argue that this is a better showing institutions have resorted to useful in avoiding incorrect determine the categories used in Neb., and St. Thomas in Minn. than being placed in the fourth enhancing their statistics in order conclusions. the magazine. There aren't many colleges of this quartile and ranking 94th out of to improve their rankings," said Concordia hosts W.E. Lillo Concordia and Great Plains Food Bank Speech and Debate Tournament work to provide food for area shelters by Heather Hauschild and serious and humorous news editor interpretation. The debate by Shelly Anderson money donations for the monthly Knutson Center. competition will focus on the non-perishable food distributions. These sites were established by Concordia will be bombarded changing of U.S. trade and aid staff writer Steve Sellant, director of the the Dining Service staff and with high school students today policies to decrease worldwide One out of every eighteen Great Plains Food Bank, director Jeff Caldwell. The and tomorrow, as the college pollution. people are hungry, turning to explained the importance of their Dining Service staff felt the hosts its 49th annual W.E. Lillo A majority of high school local food shelters for survival operation. Throughout the year, hunger is a great need locally and Speech and Debate Tournament. students partaking in this during the winter months. over $3.25 million dollars worth wanted to unite students and The tournament, one of the tournament use it as an This is one reason why of food is distributed in the local faculty in the effort of this first for the speakers season and opportunity to enhance their Concordia's Local Concerns, area. Sellant explained the area project. According to Nicole one of the largest speaking and Campus Pastors and Dining of the donation is the area where Dimich, leader of Local tournaments on the deabting skills, Services are sponsoring "Filling food is distributed. The Food Concerns, this local need is a year, will involve W.E. Lillo Speech hear the Table at Christmas." This Bank is operated by six hidden need. "It is important to approximately 400 and Debate compare event includes offerings and see where it hits home and not students from themselves with pledge sheets to be taken at the "I like this program just in other countries." Minnesota Tournament is one of their December 6 all-campus worship because money goes a Holtan explained this event as Wisconsin, and the Oldest high SChOOl competitors. and communion. long ways,...they are an opportunity for people to share North and South tournaments in the Because of the The money received through because "it feels good." Sellant very efficient" Dakota. upper Midwest. size of the W.E. the offerings and pledges will be and Holtan see this as a way for The Concordia Lillo Speech donated to the Great Plains Food people to have a rewarding way chapter of the -and Debate Bank, a program of the Lutheran Phil Holtan to share. national speech Tournament, it is a building Social Services operated by Campus Pastor Concordia and the surrounding honor society Pi Kappa Delta and block for students to discover donations from the community, community has fulfilled the need the speech communication and how they rank in the upper government and corporations. employees including in the past and deserve a well theatre art department are the midest, a couple of months before Their program includes administrators and truck drivers. deserved "thank-you," according hosts of the tournament. They national qualifiers, among many monthly donations of non- For every one dollar donated, to Holtan. The hope is that this organize the speech and debate of the same opponents, and with perishable foods to local shelters, they are able to distribute fifteen trend will continue. around two days, creating rounds only six months until nationals, the "Daily Bread" program and dollars of food. This is one According to Sellant, the through which scores or win/loss The tournament originated as other needs for the hungry people reason Pastor Phil Holtan has hardest months for the hungry are basis are composited to develope the Tri-State Tournament, but was in Cass County in North Dakota helped sponsor funding for this November, December, and a system of final eliminations. dedicated in 1960 to W.E. Lillo, and Clay County in Minnesota. program in the past and continues January. It is the Christmas Several buildings on campus who joined the Concordia faculty Local hotels, stores and to do so. "I like this program season and a key month of need, a will be used for the tournament, in 1944 and served as the chair of schools donate perishable foods because money goes a long ways, peak time to support this function. which is also arranged for by the both the speech and sociology to be delivered to local shelters ...they are very efficient," he said. It comes down to the sponsors, along with hiring some departments. Lillo began the Tri- through their "Daily Bread" In addition to the pledges and realization that not every table is judges, although a majority of the State Debate Tournament and was program. Concordia's Dining offerings taken in the weeks filled at Christmas. Therefore all high schools attending the therefore renamed in his honor, Service also contributes to the previous to the December 18 are being asked to support the tournament hire their own judges. This tournament is one of the program. The food bank also break, non-perishable food offerings, pledge sheets, and Speech events included in the oldest high school tournaments in collects non-perishable foods donation sites will be located in donation sites in "Filling the tournament are extemporaneous the upper midwest through local programs and the Grant Center, Noonandy, and Table at Christmas." speaking and reading, oratory, Welcome back President Do vie! 4 The Concordian December^ 1992

Hallett assault Students Schultz and Mclnnis Cobbers work out in occurs Sunday present lecture in Missouri aerobathon for Habitat by Maureen Hanley by Leslie Erickson seriousness to new heights," he by Chelle Shaffer remembering the whole time, of said. Particularly enjoyable to course, that it was for such a news writer editor news writer Schultz was the chance to get good cause. Early on the morning of Pete Schultz, junior, and feedback from others and Several students participated Most involved stuck it out for Sunday, Nov. 29, an attempted Mitchell Mclnnis, sophomore, criticism of his work. in an "aerobathon" Saturday, at least 100 minutes-either by assault occurred on the second traveled to Northeast Missouri "The only way anything will Nov. 21. Dedicated fans of themselves, or with the other floor in Hallett Hall. State University in Kirksville to get better is for people to criticize. cardio-vascular fitness were member of their team. Some A female student, who prefers present lectures at the Third Then you can deal with it and pumped up to aerobacise at people enjoyed just watching. to remain anonymous, was Annual Undergraduate make your theory better or it will noon and some even lasted to To those taking part, it was walking towards the door leading Conference on Philosophy and collapse," Schultz said. (he exhausting hour of four o'clock hard work, but six dedicated out of the north wing of Hallett. Religion held on Nov. 20-21. Whereas Schultz had the that afternoon. It was great to girls held up until four o'clock As she entered the stairwell, she They were two of 15 students chance to present his lecture for see both guys and gals sweating and were rewarded for their noticed a man in there. selected from over 100 papers the second time, Mclnnis' it out for Habitat for Humanity. efforts by the relaxing cool Being startled at seeing him at submitted by students nationwide. presented his work for the first The group of health down that the instructor offered. this time, the woman took a step Schultz presented his lecture time in Missouri. conscious students did different The lights went down and those backwards. He stepped towards "Form Completed by After a half hour long exercises consisting of warm- six just layed on the floor, her, causing the victim to scream. Representation: A Discussion of discussion which followed the up, low impact, medium impact, slowly tensing and releasing The assailant grabbed her in an Aesthetic Factors within Duane lecture, Mclnnis said it "invoked step, band work, high impact, their muscles breathing in and attempt to cover her mouth. A Mickelson's 'Stealth Raptor - The the right amount of rage in the and the cool down. out focusing on the excellent job struggled followed, while she Centenarian1" which he first crowd." Together, participants they had done. continued to scream, until the presented as part of the 1992-93 Mclnnis' lecture was originally gathering sponsors either The aerobathon raised assailant ran out the exit Concordia Student Lecture Series. a paper written for his existential individually, or in teams, to approximately $300 for Habitat Although the victim was not Mclnnis presented his lecture philosophy class at Concordia. raise money for Habitat for for Humanity, which would like physically injured, she was on "The Concept of Guilt in "Nietzche is my primary Humanity. to offer a "thank you" to all" obviously psychologically shaken Nietzche's Second Essay, research interest in philosphy They did it as a fund raiser, aerobacisers for participating by what occurred. 'Genealogy of Morals.'" inside and outside of class, so it to better their own health, and and you are commended on a The assailant is unknown at Schultz and Mclnnis received was kind of natural I chose him just for the fun of it all. It was job well done. Thank you, also this time, but a composite funds from the philosophy and art [for his presentation]," he said. an experience for all involved, to the instructors for giving the drawing was sketched with the departments to attend the In his presentation, Mclnnis to see themselves "step- push of confidence needed to help of the victim. RAs have conference. explained he was "looking at touching" the minutes away to make it through the four hour been given a copy of the sketch to They drove to Kirkesville and, Christianity and how implicit the funk while watching the sweat time limit. For those who stuck show dormitory residents. according to both, it was a close concept of guilt is and how pour down their faces, and it out, it was a great day. "It is hoped that someone will call. They arrived to register for regressive that is to me....I tried to recognize him and come forward the conference about five minutes attack that idea and offer up with the information." Jim before the deadline on Friday. possible solutions." Meiers, Associate Dean of Schultz noticed that the After their presentations, they F-M PACK -N- SHIP Students stated. altitude of the people at the were able to have dinner at one of Moorhead Holiday Mall (Next to Camelot) If someone does have conference was very different the professor's houses and attend information regarding the case, We specialize in: from that of Concordia students. a reception for participants in the •Creative Gift Wrap contact either the Moorhead "We think we're serious here conference. •Professional Packing Police and Campus Security. about academics but they've taken •Postal Sub-Station •Shipping *UPS •Federal Exprr Reduce your taxes. •Classy Wrap (put your gift in & balloon) • Support the •Balloons Nobel from 1 American Heart Association. Following the Nobel luncheon, Dr. and Mrs. Dovre Christmas Concert Special will go to Hamar where Dr. Steak & Eggs $3.25 Dovre will speak at a includes 5oz. sirloin, two eggs, hashbrowns convocation at Hamar Teachers College, which is and toast or pancakes Concordia's sister school. The All pies $1.36 topic of his speech will be By supporting the American Heart Association includes coffee, tea or pop "Trends in American Higher you may: Education," which was one of Fri. &Sat. 8pm-12pm • reduce current and future «*** the many topics he studied at income taxes 5 Sun. 5pm-9pm Harvard University. • avoid capital gains tax on appreciated securities or Shelby's Hamar is celebrating its other property 150th anniversary this • provide a lifetime income Family Restaurant year. According to Dovre, the for yourself or beneficiaries • avoid probate and publicity WE'RE FIGHTING FOR Hwy. 75 So., Mhd. speech is in return for a • maximize new estate tax savings VOJRLIFE speaker from Hamar coming tt may pay you to inquire about 236-5407 to Concordia to speak during the American Heart Association's Planned Giving Program by con- American Heart Concordia's Centennial tacting your local American Heart Association Celebration last year. Dr. Association. Dovre is looking forward to his upcoming trip and is optimistic GIVE ME A BREAK!!! about its outcome. Dr. Dovre was invited to the Peace Prize ceremony in conjunction with the college # Sunday 9-11 p.m. hosting a Peace Prize forum in # Rent a lane for $5 an hour February, 1993. The forum at # Free use of shoes Concordia will study four segments of the United # Good for up to 6 people a Nations, and it will host top lane speakers from each of those # Must show student ID divisions. 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We have an SA Vice-President research to be done before we shorter classes (60 minutes on tainment has been doing what it active SAFE walk program, a real Some people have commented jump into it. MWF and 90 minutes on TTh). It does best: entertaining. understanding and concern for to me lately, "Hey what happened As far as the cash machine would also add one extra period Campus Ministry Commission helping people less fortunate to that article that you were going goes, we have received bids back during the day at 9:10 a.m. I was is very busy, as always. Habitat through S.O.S. and Campus to write for The Concordian every from several banks and it seemed involved with this proposal and it for Humanity is gearing up, as Ministry Commission, a great now and then?" to be moving forward and then looks very good, but there are still well as Local Concerns and Campus Entertainment Well, I don't have any real we hit a road block with that too. several bugs that need to be Global Concerns. Student Committee which sponsors free excuse, except that we have been We, and all of our staff, had to worked out of it, so don't change Concerns Board held an open events for students, a Women's # very busy so far this year. There prepare budgets and bring them to your calendars yet forum that no one showed up for, Center, and several programs are so many things that have the Student Senate and the college Bryan and I are representatives and they are planning some aimed at strengthening our come up that we have had to give is going through the tuition and on the Student Affairs Committee creative ways to get your knowledge and appreciation of our attention to, and as you know, fees and budget planning as well. This committee deals concerns back to us. the diversity of the people and we have to do homework every processes for next year too. That primarily with three major I can speak for the Senate, that ideas around us. once in a while as well. interrupted our progress. campus publications: The they have been very busy working Of course this doesn't mean So, no we haven't left the As if planning our budget for Concordian, The Cobber and with budgets, discussing some that we can stop trying to improve campus, or resigned, or stopped this year wasn't enough, we were Afterwork. They are all running discrepancies that exist with the life at Concordia, or that we will, working, we've just been really asked to do some work on next smoothly, we have the staff in stipend issue, as well as but it does sometimes help to busy like everyone else has. year's budget too, so we could place for The Cobber and reviewing the S.A. Constitution. have a self-affirmation once in Well, enough of a disclaimer predict whether we need a student Afterwork, and have interviewed Bryan and I went out to a awhile. for the large gap between activity fee increase or not. We for The Concordian staff conference on student services in I hope this gives you some progress reports. The constantly were able to prove that we do, positions. Washington D.C. last week, and idea of what we've been up to so recurring issues involving student and it passed, so that was another The commissioners have their spent five days learning from far this year, and I encourage you * conveniences are top priority as interruption. responsibilities too. They serve other student leaders from across to let us know if there's anything . always, like refrigerators, inter- That won't raise tuition any on the committees and plan their the country. We met a lot of that we can do for you or if you vis, a cash machine, study space, more, incidentally, that just means events as well. interesting people. have any questions about etc. . . and research takes time, we get a bigger piece of each Academic Affairs has been One school out East had their anything that I mentioned. but we are confident that well be student's tuition, $98, as working on the Quality and student government shut down Give us a call at 4507 or 4508 able to make progress and when compared to $95, to spend on Excellence task forces completely by the administration or stop by up above the P.O.'s in we do, we'll let you know. student activities. commissioned by Dean Homann, and some others from a college in Knutson and talk in person. r One of the new issues that The next really extensive time which is an extended commitment Florida have a student activities Thanks for reading and being Bryan and I have discussed in the commitment for all of us in S.A. and has been a lot of work. budget of $22 million each year. concerned, and even though I past that came up recently was the is the task force and committee Public Relations and Political It really helped us to see how know that political promises don't book buy-back system in the work that we are involved Affairs teamed up to run the mock other people handle the same hold much weight these days, I do bookstore. in along with the faculty election and Student Life has problems we have. 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He has been forcing this view since October, showing commercials of aborted fetuses during all types of broadcasts in prime time. His only warning is that his advertisements "might" not be suitable for young viewers. They are not suitable for any age group. In Larson's most recent commercial, he asks an eleven year old boy if he knows what an abortion is. The boy replies, "An abortion is the killing of a baby in the mother's womb." It then goes on to show a child covered in mucus and blood in what could only be the third trimester stillbirth, not an abortion. But, this is not the extent of Larson's advertisements. Previous ones show the effects of a vacuum abortion, with the aborted fetus shown in a bucket. Is this reasonable campaigning? Is the man going about his quest in an "appropriate" way? We don't think so. If an image is what Larson wants to create, an image he is getting, one making Pro-Lifers look like extremist Lambs of Christ, ready to kill and be killed in order to save a "questionable" life form. Larson's advertisements are shown several times throughout the day and evening, and these commercials, created by a man so seemingly con- cerned for life, can be seen by very small children, seen by adults and the elderly and also by those women who've had an abortion, some of whom could be struggling because of it. This is no way to run a campaign, no way to win Letters votes. Even those who share his view could not possibly side with a man so excessive, so radically drastic in his opinion and techniques. Newsworthy music events left out of paper Darold Larson is the farthest thing from the sensi- tive human being seeking the preservation of life he'd like To the editor: the combined band concert that Cobber-fuzzies" as the two orga- Upon reading the November OCCURRED last Sunday, nizations bonded and joined viewers to believe he is. What he presents is a picture of a 20th issue of The Concordian, I November 22, 1992. The together for the glory of music. grotesque attack on society and the right for some individu- found myself quite disturbed. I Concordia Cobber Concert Band (Kind of like the Christmas als to make a choice. Perhaps he succeeds in preventing know, what's so unusual about and the Concordia College Band Concerts?) some abortions, but perhaps he also succeeds in pushing that? This time was different, have been practicing since mid- One simple answer for my someone towards the edge. however, from my usual discon- semester for this event and I dq obvious need for recognition and tentments. I felt personally dis- not believe I am alone in feeling publicity would be for me to join cluded from the general topic of that although it was hard and the cross-country or football "what is newsworthy at tedious work, that this concert teams, the CARes Committee, the Concordia." I certainly do not made it all worthwhile. During Homecoming committees, the expect all the events of my life to the concert as we joined together "anti-witchery" committee, or The Concordian be traced or outlined within the to play Gustav Hoist's First Suite even a choir. That answer, how- Dr. Paul Dovre, Publisher Leslie Erickson, editor pages of The Concordian, nor do I in E^. a thrill overwhelmed me. ever, deepens my discontent- W. Scott Olsen, Adviser Lori Schurman, Business Manager expect recognition for any organi- This thrill found within music is ments. I love playing the flute Wilbur Reid Advertising Manager zation I happen to have dedicated newsworthy in my musically and I am proud to be in the Rob Kimm, Associate Editor Heather Hauschild, News Editor my spare time. However, when it biased opinion. Concordia College Band. Amy Sutherland, Features Editor Bob Lundblad, Sports Editor becomes not only an issue of my The concert, that will remain It is my sincere hope that in Meg Gillio, Copy Editor Erica Anderson, Photo Editor event that has been neglected, but unpublicized for infamy, obvious- the future The Concordian would Sieve Erickson, Assistant Business Manager also that of 160 students, I make perhaps become more aware of Francis Baconguis, Production Director ly shines with benefits for the two it my business to voice concern -- bands and its members — new the "band happenings" on cam- Pete Schultz, Ad Production Director Eric Sclvig, Ad Designer concern for the "importance hier- pus. Jen Zamoa, Circulation Director friends, a wonderful musical Karl Rademacher, Graphic Artist Lynne Jensen, Technical Director archy" I have observed over the experience. A perfect opportunity John Morrud, Mirk Andenon Sales Representatives past three and a half years. has been missed to report about Martha K. Sawyer Aniu Eiken, Lynette Hanssen Fimncii Baconguis Photographers OK, get to the point you ask? "Cobber comradery" and "warm- Senior Tfu Concordian is the official newspaper of Concordia College and is published each Friday of The event of. which I speak WAS the academic year except holidays and exam wodks. Opinions expressed in The Concordian arc not necessarily those of the student body, faculty, staff or administration. Letters to the editor and guest columns provide a forum for readers. Letters must be typed, double-spaced and signed with the author's year in school and phone number for verification purposes. Non-students should include other identifying infotmition such as occupation or resi- dency. Anonymous and form letters will not be published. 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Even though most people are process that would soon follow. musicians and "bag ladies" many times completely satisfied before this point, we Thanksgiving as usual. while visiting downtown Minneapolis. I Food. One basic necessity for all of have dessert just so our stomachs do not If you think this sounds like gluttony at havQ also been confronted with the humankind. It is also the first thing that experience some kind of abrupt eating its best, I would be the first to agree. I homeless, and people many refer to as popped into my mind as I was making the withdrawal pangs. have often looked at our Thanksgiving beggars, on the street of New York. I've long haul down 1-94 for Thanksgiving Because of a home-cooked meal table with guilt and wondered about the also seen what it's like to live in an inner Break. I spent a good part of the trip deprived stomach, I have always people who don't know what they will eat city shelter in Washington, D.C., and spoke speculating what kind of scrumptious* and particularly looked forward to this holiday. from day to day. Or the ones that would with some of the people that do. However, this lone man with the cardboard sign sometimes unusual, concoctions my It comes at a time when I enter the canned wait in cold long lines to receive one small gourmet Grandmother would be preparing food and macaroni blahs, and just when I portion of luke-warm and runny food. Life standing in front of a suburban Minnesota as usual. Target store seemed to affect me more than for the feasL think I will never open another can of tuna, So our family has something to do while Thanksgiving Break rolls around to give This Thanksgiving my consciousness of anyone. It amazed me that he was willing to face a bunch of hurried and irritable waiting for everyone to arrive, before the me a decent meal to look forward to. As I the hungry was further increased when I Christmas shoppers just so he could work main meal Grandma usually provides looked out on top of the flat, monotonous was driving by the Target store near my to earn something most of us take for appetizers such as potato chips, cheese and farmland along the interstate, thoughts of home. Out in front of the parking lot granted. I wondered if he was doing this crackers, shrimp and cocktail sauce, and turkey dinner popped into my head and my entrance, I saw a bearded man thickly for a family, and if he sometimes felt like pickled herring. For the main course, mouth started to water. I did not care what dressed in camouflage holding a large hiding in his big camouflage hood. I besides the traditional turkey, potatoes, kind of gourmet surprises I would find this cardboard sign. This summer, there had wondered why I couldn't stop thinking stuffing, rolls, squash, wild rice, salad, and Thanksgiving because I knew I would have been a number of picketers protesting about this man. Then I thought, maybe he cranberries, grandma usually adds a couple enough of my favorites to satisfy any various causes in this same spot, and at affected me so much because this was of surprise items like gourmet ham balls or college student's appetite. first glance, I thought he was another happening so close to home. jello with "tomato accents," which many of Once I was actually at Grandma's oak protester. But as I drove closer, I saw that dinner table, my expectations were met and this man was not protesting. He was there Fight against AIDS a constant Wholeness through diversity battle, not a one-day event not just a catch-phrase Republicans, some of us socialists. Some HIV; an estimated 1,000,000 people of us are heavily into politics; some of us have died. In the Mind's Eye don't care one way or another. Guest Column Although these are horrific figures, Some of us are deeply religious; some they remain just that, numbers. We have of us are agnostics or atheists. a propensity to forget that actual names, Dean Gulstad Some of us drink a lot, some drink little Andy Yale lives, friends, and families coincide with or none. Some of us have sex a lot, some these numbers. In part, this was the not at all. purpose behind the AIDS Memorial Some of us have grand goals and a Quilt. Each panel of the Quilt was It's Wednesday, 4:15 p.m. I'm sitting in direction for our lives, and a driving created in the hopes of serving as a Tuesday, December 1, was AIDS a non-smoking booth at Country Kitchen in ambition to match. Some of us are happy lasting symbol of love and remembrance Awareness Day. Now I ask myself, how Montevideo, waiting for my mother to take just to get through another day and don't to those we have lost. The Quilt is also a many of those happy little Cobbers were me the final 17 miles to my home. The even want to think about next year. major promoter of AIDS awareness. "aware" of this fact? Oh sure, we had our remains of a tall stack and bacon sit pushed Some of us take great pleasure in our Speaking of "awareness," how many "AIDS Awareness" week here on campus, aside to my right. The syrup was served in learning; some of us do just what's needed people even realized a portion of this but This was not enough. I hate to break a little tin teapot. Cute. to get by. Some of us feel as if we have quilt was in our own backyard? Sixty- it to you, but AIDS does not go away Outside the sky is gray, as it has been all Concordia by the tail; some of us feel we four panels and eight newly dedicated because we spend one week discussing it day, but it's starting to darken. Night will don't belong here. ones were on display this past Sunday AIDS is here, and sadly enough, at the be here soon. Too soon. Three booths Some of us are in meaningful, through Tuesday at MSLTs Memorial rate we are reacting, it is going to be here down, seven farmers sit discussing the wonderful relationships; some of us feel Union. for quite some time. It will swiftly engulf differences between castor oil and mineral alone and are really hurting. Some of us the lives of everyone, including all those Press releases were sent to all the oil. The warmly lit dining area and the are married, some have children. nestled away in the safe haven of schools. Concordia and its students were clink of dishes from the kitchen gives the Some of us have parents paying for our Concordia. asked to partake in this history making place a cozy feel. education; some of us work a job or two event, but did we? I can only assume As I walked across campus on Thanksgiving break. Some of us went and depend on loans to get us through. Concordia did not choose to advocate Tuesday, I was appalled at spotting only home to be with our families, some of us Some of us faced great odds in getting such a topic. After all, AIDS is a "gay one lonely red ribbon being worn. went with friends, others of us stayed in to Concordia; some of us just waltzed in, disease" and Concordia tries to stay clear Granted, I definitely am not one to spend Fargo/Moorhead. finding this all very easy. of those issues. Well, friends, have I got a conceivable amount of time on campus. In many ways, we students are a diverse Some of us are young and idealistic; news for you! "An estimated 70 to 80 Therefore, I can only hope there were bunch; in other ways, we are much the some of us have been around the block a percent of HIV infections are actually more red ribbons out there, and I same; the characteristics of any family. few times and have returned to learn some heterosexually transmitted. Five simply did not see them. For all of you Concordia makes much of its family-like more. thousand people are infected daily...one who did not spot these red ribbons atmosphere. Some students buy into it Wholeness through diversity has been American is infected every 13 minutes." popping up here and there, I hope you quite comfortably. Others scorn the Happy stressed lately. I think too often we fall took note. The folded red ribbon is a This is not something that can be Cobber Syndrome. prey to the stereotypical "Cobber" image simple emblem of AIDS awareness. continually ignored. I do believe Morris Some students come from stable and lose sight of just how diverse a bunch Perhaps you noticed all the ushers for Lanning made some reference to backgrounds, having made it through life we students really are. We can learn a lot Concordia's production of The Shadow "ignorance" playing a role in the easily. Others have dealt with the death of from each other, can help each other Box were also wearing these red ribbons. spreading of the disease. Correct me if I loved ones, medical problems, mood expand our horizons (to use a hackneyed am wrong, but I am under the impression So, why am I making such a fuss over disorders, rape or sexual abuse, and a phrase). We must learn not to judge each this statement was made during his little pieces of ribbon? Well, it is not so whole host of other problems. Together, other too quickly, not to pigeonhole and speech at the opening ceremony for the much the ribbon, it is what the ribbon we make up an incredible conglomeration dismiss. Quilt. Yes, our own Dean of Students stands for-awareness. Let me share a of experience. Some of us require a great deal of was "aware" of the Quilt display. Now is few facts with you. As of Nov. 1,1992: Many of us come from a white, patience and care from the Concordia it peculiar that the rest of Concordia is • North Dakota: 122 people have Protestant background. Others of us come community. Others of us would rather not this informed? Maybe now would be tested positive for HIV; 42 people have from different countries, different cultures, avoid the "community" aspect of a good time to mention one minute fact died of AIDS. different systems of belief. Some of us Concordia altogether. Either way, we see Mr. Lanning was there as the Mayor of • Minnesota: 2,149 people have were cheerleaders, athletes, class officers. the mark of a true family. We do not all get Moorhead, not a representative of tested positive for HIV, 1,231 people Others of us were bookworms, along; we do not all believe the same Concordia. Are we to assume from this, have been diagnosed with AIDS; 846 intellectuals, social outcasts. Stereotypes, things. But for the most part we care. All all of Moorhead should have their eyes people have died. • all, of course, yet there is some meaning in public relations and sentimentality aside, opened, but, by George, we better keep • International: An estimated them. sitting here in Country Kitchen I realize sheltering those Cobbers from the real 2,000,000 people have tested positive for Some of us are Democrats, some of us how nice it is to come home to Concordia world? after an absence. For that I am thankful. u * , .: - r. December 4,1992 Features 10

Dome opening beneficial to many facets of Fargo/Moorhead community bv Darin Ohe administrative staff at the large part of the bookings, with concert featuring the Oak Ridge expected to generate 37 percent of features writer Fargodome. the dome's capability to Boys and Marie Osmond. Also, revenues while only making up Burt Lyman, director of sales hold football, basketball and. the Ice Capades will perform six 14 percent of the events. You might look at the new 120 and marketing for the Fargodome, hockey games. The Fargodome shows starting December 25th. Lyman said that many of the foot high building out by NDSU said that because Ogden is a also will hold concerts, trade Closing out December will be big concert names don't book very and say - "They call that thing a well-known company, the dome shows and conventions. the Holiday Basketball far in advance, so it is not yet dome? It sure doesn't look like staff will be able to bring in The schedule for the opening Tournament, which involves area known who may be coming. one." And although it may not, it popular entertainers which will month gives some indication of high school basketball teams. Among the entertainers which is something that will definitely insure success. the variety of events in the One of the biggest advantages will be possible Fargodome improve the entertainment Lyman said that they are Fargodome. On December 3rd, the Fargodome brings to Fargo- performers in the near future are industry in Fargo-Moorhead. Garth Brooks and Elton John. Area residents have anticipated As for scheduled events, no the opening of the Faigodome for specific names have been given, more than three years, when the but most of the bookings for idea first came about. After concerts right now are country contract disputes over music singers. construction costs and uncertainty Seating does not surround 'the over when it might open, the dome floor entirely; rather, there Fargodome is finally prepared for are four separate sections on each its December 3rd opening. side. The south seats have a large At a cost of over $48 million, section that can be moved across the Fargodome has been a major the floor to the north half of the undertaking for the relatively building. This will be done for small metropolitan area of Faigo- hockey and basketball games, Moorhead. where the playing area is only There has been some about one-fifth the size of the uncertainty over whether the entire floor. dome can be successful. The Fargodome Is the area's new sports and entertainment complex. The $48 million A large curtain, drawn behind Bookings for the first year, facility opened Thursday. Sketch courtesy The Forum the movable section, will provide however, would show definite for an enclosed arena. Seating possibilities for great success. finding plenty of entertainers the Fargodome opens with the Moorhead is the definite on the east and west sides will Currently, the Fargodome has 106 who are interested in coming excitement-filled action of the improvement in enter- have 35 rows, but will not be events scheduled for the first year, to the Fargodome, which is World Wrestling Federation. tainment opportunities. as wide. With this setup, seating which is 45 more than original evident from the high number On December'5th and 6th, at "We'll be able to get acts that for a football game will be projections anticipated. of bookings. the grand opening, everyone is couldn't come before because about 19,500. Part of the booking success With over 80,000 square feet invited to come and tour they didn't have the facilities," When the 120-ton movable can be attributed to Ogden of space, the Fargodome has the Fargodome for the "Roam Lyman said. section is brought across the floor, Entertainment Services. Ogden, capabilities to hold many events. the Dome.11 Capacity for concerts will be please see Dome/13 based in New York, employs the Sporting events will represent a December 20th is a Christmas around 29,000. Concerts are Relationship education is goal of new task force bv Mark Sommers they happen. - The members of their program have proven a woman is more for questions and feedback from features writer Sexual, Physical, and were getting too old to play the likely to be assaulted, injured, the audience. Emotional Abuse in Relationships high school-aged characters in the raped, or killed by a man she's The role-plays cover issues I can't believe that happened to (SPEAR) Task Force is dedicated role-plays, and helping an romantically involved with than concerning verbal abuse, physical her. They seemed like such a to being a resource and organization with college-aged by any other type of assailant. abuse, pressure to have sex, and great couple. I mean... yeah, I've information group for the students seemed an effective way This makes romantic relationships rape. The SPEAR members try to heard he was kind of hot-headed, Fargo/Moorhead community. to make sure the program would the most dangerous place a present the situation from both the and I've seen him yell at her and This task force of Concordia be continued." woman can be in. abuser's and victim's point-of- shove her against his car in the students gives presentations to Dimich is eager to have an * Researcher Mary Koss has view, with roles played by both parking lot, but I thought they everyone from sixth-graders to awareness program focusing on found that between 90 percent men and women. worked things out. adults, with particular young adults because "many and 95 percent of college students At the conclusion of the I never thought he'd actually concentration on junior high and people still don't know exactly who are victims of sexual presentation, which lasts about 50 hit her. And then to find out he high school students and church what rape is." assault do not report the minutes, phone numbers and had been forcing her to have sex youth groups. SPEAR Task This statement rings occurrence, and over one third names are handed out that can be with him. All these months and Force is affiliated with Local alarmingly clear with the never tell anyone. resources for help. that was their "great" relationship. Concerns and Campus Ministries. results of a 1988 survey of 1700 Dimich hopes SPEAR Task SPEAR Task Force's first They say he thought it was Nicole Dimich, a junior at sixth- to ninth-graders from Force's help can turn such presentation was at Concordia's okay, that she must have wanted it Concordia, conceived the idea Providence, R.I. statistics around by starting 1992 Church Youth Days. Two because she didn't fight back. I of this program last Sept- Nearly one-quarter of the boys awareness at an early age, by teams worked together to give guess the first time it happened, ember,, when she learned that and one-sixth of the girls said it being a resource for information, two presentations, reaching over she kept crying, "No! Don't!", many incoming freshmen had was acceptable for a man to force and by finding help for victims. one hundred visiting high school but he just thought she was no exposure to handling a woman to have sex with him if SPEAR wants victims who students and chaperones. nervous and kept going. or recognizing abusive he spent money on her. In the have ever suffered from any type The response from the A friend of his told me he says, relationships. She contacted same survey, 87 percent of the of abusive relationship to know audience was positive, and the "Everyone's like that the first Pastor Phil Holtan about her boys and 79 percent of the girls that it's okay to get help. teams are enthusiastic to continue time", but he thought it was time concern, and he encouraged her to said it was okay for a man to Dimich stresses, "Support their program. for them to have sex, as if it was pursue the project force a woman to have sex with from other people is crucial For further information or his decision to make, like Realizing Concordia's campus him if the couple was married. when dealing with such a questions about SPEAR Task everyone's ready to have sex already had organizations to help The uneducated beliefs of traumatic experience". Force, contact Nicole Dimich because they've been dating the victims of abusive relationships these adolescent students also Four teams, each consisting of at 233-2108 or campus P.O. same person for a few months. (such as the Peer Health reflects the results of other four Concordia students, have Box 510. I'm glad she was brave enough Educators), Dimich decided to surveys... completed the training sessions If you are in an abusive to tell me. Now she's able to talk concentrate on starting an * In 1985, a researcher from required for SPEAR Task Force. relationship or know someone ^Bbufit. She realizes it was never awareness group, which could Kent State University released the Training included sessions who's suffering from an abusive her fault. She didn't do anything be a resource for the results of a nation-wide study with coordinators from the Rape relationship and want to get help, wrong. I'm also glad she pressed F/M comiriunity. which found that 1 in 4 college and Abuse Crisis Center in Fargo, contact the Rape and Abuse Crisis charges. Now he's getting what She proposed the idea to the women has been a victim of rape video presentations and group Center at 293-7273 or P.O. Box he deserves, a maximum local Rape and Abuse Crisis or an attempted rape. discussions. Students also 2984, Fargo, ND 58108. sentence. I just wish it hadn't Center and asked for help in * A 1989 study, by David learned lines for the role-plays There is also a Rape/Abuse happened at all, that she could getting the program started. Sugarman and Gerald Hotaling, performed at presentations. Hot-line: 1-800-472-2911. The have somehow known not to get Dimich says, "We were lucky, showed at least 28 percent A typical SPEAR presentation Rape and Abuse Crisis Center and involved with him... because they already had a of individuals in dating consists of nine role-plays, the Hot-line offer twenty-four Concordia has a new program similar to the one I relationships experience violence explanation and discussion of hour a day services, seven days a organization on campus hoping wanted to start and [who] were one or more times. each role-play, warning signs and week. These services are to help stop incidents like the looking for individuals to * Researchers with the suggestions on how to avoid completely confidential and free- one explained above, before continue their program. American Society of Criminology abusive relationships, and time of-charge. December^ 1992 The Concordian

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Musical selections, mural highlight "O Come One and AH" by Emily Rlckbell the mass choir pieces and, of Concordia Concert Choir in features writer course, the audience hymns. Charles Forsberg's "The The theme for this year's Exaltation of Christ," as one of The feeling that Christmas is concert is "O Come One and All." their selections. right around the comer is clearly Chosen in early summer, the The mass choir, combining the evident at Concordia. This week, theme is reflected throughout the voices of all of Concordia's the fieldhouse has taken on the concert in songs, narration and vocal groups, will also perform spirit of Christmas by being filled decoration -- especially the a number of pieces. Among with the sounds of the season. traditional mural, designed by these are the Hebrew piece These sounds have been artist David Hetland. "Chichester Psalms" and Bach's produced by the several Concert organizers try to make "Magnificat," in Latin. Concordia choirs and the the theme associate with current Both Clausen and Cock feel Concordia orchestra. Memorial contemporary issues. "0 Come that these two pieces will stand auditorium has been undergoing a One and All" is focused toward out to the concert audience. transformation into a festive inviting all people, despite "The whole opening segment, holiday environment cultural differences, to share in with international folk melodies The annual Concordia the excitement of the conceit. will be a special highlight of the Christmas Concert will be The choirs will highlight the concert," said Cock. performed this weekend, Dec. theme by performing several The mural, as well, can be 4-6. The first concert is Fit at 8 pieces in different languages. considered a highlight. Before p.m. Two performances will be Some of the different pieces beginning the mural, Hetland met given on Saturday -- at 3 and 8 being sung include an original with choir director Rene Clausen p.m. Sunday will feature one by Clausen entitled "Psalm to establish what aspects of the performance at 3 p.m. 100," performed by the Bel theme should be brought out. After presenting the concert on Canto Choir, directed by Dr. He began brainstorming for campus, the choirs and orchestra Christopher Cock. ideas at this time, but didn't do will take the Christmas concert to The Freshman Choir, under the any significant work until he had Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis, direction of Cock, is singing, received the narration and all of Thurs., Dec. 10 at 6:45 and 9 p.m. among others a piece called "O the music to be performed. The orchestra, under the Magnum Mysterium," which talks When it came to the actual direction of Dr. J. Robert Hanson, of the Christ child's birth and the painting, Hetland received a large will open the Concert playing a animals being there to witness it. amount of help. People from the prelude titled "Prelude from One of the pieces by the community aid in the painting, as Pellas et Melisande by Gabriel Chapel Choir, also directed by do college students. The Concordia orchestra and choirs rehearse for this Faure. Cock, will be a song by American "It's like we become a family, weekend's concerts. Photo by Erica Anderson They also participate in the composer Samuel Barker called we listen to Christmas music concert by accompanying some of "Twelfth Night." while painting," said Hetland, "it the individual choir pieces and all Clausen will direct the gets us in the spirit." Worship through movement: liturgical dance an expression of faith by Pattl Blum both. campus worship services and and choreographing her own only with other dancers, but also features writer Jeff Eberhard, a Concordia services of area churches. movements. Eventually, she with people outside of the group. senior, participated in a liturgical This past year, Concordia has choreographed for and led a Dance is an enriching way to Many people don't see how dance group that preformed for a also started its own liturgical group of eight 4-6 graders. witness to others because it liturgy and dance can fit together. 1988 national youth gathering in dance group. Amy Sutherland, Blum was introduced to the benefits all involved. Liturgical means a way to San Antonio, Texas. sophomore, and Patti Blum, concept of liturgical dance a The liturgical dance group at describe a "prescribed ritual for Liturgical dance is junior, are two of the founding couple of years ago when her Concordia looks forward to public worship," according to "emotionally and spiritually members of the group. traditional dance instructor another exciting semester. Webster's New World Dictionary, uplifting both for dancers and the They began working to- choreographed a dance to The Blum and Sutherland helped and dance is usually referred to as people watching," Eberhard said. gether during the fall semester of Lord's Prayer. present some workshops for being random and free. Dancers literally feel the music 1991 and are still attempting to Though many people feel that Church Youth Days and danced Yet, these two terms come or stories and can experience bring the group out of its in order to enjoy dance, one must for all-campus worship that together to describe a new/old them as they dance. beginning stage. be young and expressive. same weekend. type of worship. The congregation is also Both Blum and Sutherland However, from her experience, Next semester they hope to Liturgical dance is a biblical stimulated by watching the have had several years of dance Sutherland has learned that increase the size of the group. method of worship that is coming dancers. It is uplifting and training, but they agree that skill anyone can enjoy liturgical dance. nI hope that we can get a lot back into style, making dance refreshing to be able to isn't what liturgical dance is all Acceptance by the con- a people involved or at also a modem form of worship. experience worship through a about. Liturgical dance, they gregation is something that least interested so that they In biblical times, people different medium. believe is much more an Sutherland is concerned about can see what it is about, and danced as a way of praising God Because the body is so expression of worship than it is every time she is going to dance so that they can get in touch The book of Psalms talks about involved, worship becomes a very actually a dance. for a service. with God that way," dance several times, "Let them active experience, rather than a "I guess I shouldn't worry said Sutherland. praise His name with dancing" passive one. though," she said, "I've never This is good group to get (149:3) and "Praise Him with "Dance is praise, Congregations use liturgical heard anything negative and the involved in for people who would timbrel and dance..." (150:4). glorifying the fact that dance in the church setting, either positive comments come from like to be active in campus People danced in biblical times as a primary form of worship, or God is awesome." young and old alike." ministry but don't feel that they as a form of praise, but today as an addition to a more "It is so rewarding to know have enough time to dedicate to dance, as a way of praise and Jeff Eberhard traditional service. that dance can reach all another group. worship, is not widely accepted. liturgical dancer When used as the primary different types and ages of It is rewarding and is also a However, liturgical dance is worship, it usually involves, not people," she continued. wonderful way to pull away from one way of incorporating dance just the dancers, but the Liturgical dance can indeed be one's hectic schedule to express into worship. congregation as well. "Dance is praise, glorifying the a rewarding experience. Not only inner feelings. Liturgical dance, a In a more traditional setting, fact that God is awesome," is it a wonderful way to worship "I feel that this group is choreographed pattern, is often liturgical dance can be used as an Eberhard adds. "Although with and to minister to other something that will grow and set to modern Christian music. It expression of another emotion of religion may be experienced in people, but it can also be a good continue on. I would like to be emphasizes the whole body in praise, such as the Lord's Prayer, many different ways, dance isn't outlet for frustrations. able to come back to Concordia in praise, and draws on both the or as an added special part of the just for one person - it's for the Sutherland said she uses dance a few years and see the group still visual and the auditory senses of worship service. whole community." as a unique way of prayer. As a dancing," said Sutherland. the congregation. Liturgical dance has become a "It [dance] is my personal way personal outlet and to worship, Additionally, liturgical dance Some dance groups develop more popular symbol of worship of being in touch with God," said liturgical dance helps one get in helps people who have trouble the body's movements in telling a in recent years. Sutherland. touch with their inner emotions. talking about their faith to scriptural story. Either before or Many church youth groups Sutherland has been involved Through dance, thoughts and express it after scripture is read, dancers have formed liturgical dance in liturgical dance for nearly feelings can be expressed through "Through movement I am "act out" the story through groups, as have several Midwest seven years. She originally movement in order to develop a movement and dance. expressing myself to God," said Christian colleges. St. Olaf danced as part of a group fuller understanding of them. Sutherland, "and I know that God These two types (musical and College has an active liturgical consisting of six youth, led by a Groups, as well as individuals, is moving through me. scriptural) of liturgical dance dance group that has been professional dance instructor. find liturgical dance to be a Concordia's liturgical dancers communicate a message to the dancing together for several After the group dissembled, rewarding experience. It enables will be participating in chapel congregation and to the dancers years. They dance in both Sutherland began dancing solo people to share their faith not Tuesday, Dec. 8. December 4,1992 The Concordian 13

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Running Cobbers start season 1-1 Wrestlers low in Lose to Mt. Senario but forge 8 point win at Valley City St. by Luke Pedersen But, the Cobs shot a very cold 55 freshman Jeff Brunsberg's 16 offensively. It usually takes the numbers staff writer percent from the free throw line. points and six rebounds. players a few games to get The Cobbers out-rebounded the Tjersland had 13 points and eight comfortable with the offensive but high in The Running Cobber men's Vikings 38-24. boards. Kurt Motschenbacher scheme and to execute it during basketball team split in their first was also in double figures for actual game situations. But two regular season games, losing "We played really well, Concordia, pumping in 11. players and coaches alike know ability 80-67 at home to Mt. Senario especially on defense," said Concordia had numerous that the offense will come around. by Jed Miller Nov. 23 and then winning 82-76 Arnseth. "If we had hit our free missed opportunities in the game. at Valley City State Nov. 28th. throws, the They had 25 "I think our defense has been sports reporter score wouldn't offensive rebounds there from the start," said Eric "Our effort has been The Cobber wrestling squad The Running Cobbers traveled have been as to the Saints 11, Brekke. "We just need to play a may carry an 0-5 record, but to Valley City State Saturday to close as it was." outstanding and we are but the Cobbers few games and our offense will that record doesn't accurately battle the Vikings and escaped the really pleased with the couldn't convert get better." reflect how their season has unfriendly confines of VCSU The Running rebounding and defensive them into points. gone so far. with an 82-76 victory. Cobbers opened intensityB WeVe gotten Cold free throw "Our effort has been regular season , _ _ . ,• «. u»«ww».«»»^ •*£,«**•• d shooting again outstanding and [the coaches] are Most recent action included The Running Cobbers played play by hosting 9°° shots, but they woni hurt the Cobbers really pleased with the a 31-18 loss-against Moorhead the Vikings evenly the first half, Mt. Senario on go down. The Offense Will The team was 50 rebounding and defensive State on Nov. 24. The Cobbers leading at halftime 44-42. The Monday, Nov. get better as the Season percent from the intensity," said head coach Duane won three of the six contested Cobbers maintained a ten-point 23. goes along." line while Mt. Siverson. "We've gotten good matches against the Dragons, lead throughout the second half, The Fighting Senario shot 66 shots, but they won't go down. but both teams struggled to but the Vikings made it close in percent, 81 percent The offense will get better as the Saints beat the Duane Siverson make weights and fill holes in the end. Cobbers 80-67. in the second half season goes along." their lineups. Running Cobber coach Concordia had a 14 point lead The Cobbers when they needed Three weight divisions still late in the game, but seven matched the it most. Another Concordia played an remain unfilled, giving the straight missed free throws by the Saints basket- —, stat that hurt the exhibition game Saturday, Nov. Cobber opponents a distinct Cobbers allowed Valley City to for-basket most Cobbers was that 21, against University of advantage from the outset of cut the lead to three. of the first half, but were the team only made two three- Winnipeg. The Cobbers lost to each match. Scott Arnseth grabbed two big outscored by the Saints 11-4 in pointers while the Saints drained the top ranked team in Canada "I think it is important to rebounds down the stretch and he the final 3:30. nine. 54-69. look at the wrestlers and Cole flick made five straight The Cobs trailed 35-26 at independently," said head free throws in the clutch to secure halftime. But in the second half. The Saints had already played The Cobbers open MIAC play coach Doug Perry. "Some of the victory. the Cobs battled back. But every five games before they faced the by hosting Gustavus Wednesday our wrestlers are doing quite Eric Tjersland's 17 points and time it looked like the Cobbers Cobbers, and it showed. They night. well." 10 rebounds led a balanced were going to make a run, the were able to execute their offense Freshman Garin Fischer, at Concordia attack, as five Cobbers Saints would answer with a three- better than Concordia. The team also played 158 pounds, has come on scored in double figures. pointer. The Cobbers couldn't get yesterday against cross-town rival strong. Fischer lost his first Concordia shot well from the any closer than eight during the Since it was the Cobbers first Moorhead State. Results weren't match of the year against field hitting at 55 percent (50 second half. regular season game, it wasn't available when The Concordian Northern State, but now has percent from three-point range). The Cobbers were led by surprising to see them struggle went to press. four consecutive victories to put him up to a learn leading 4- 1 record. Junior Robb Moser, at 167 pounds, has also started the season with success. Currently Lady Cobbers lose season openers he is 3-1. Despite having to forfeit Team travels to Valley City today, MIAC opener Wednesday some of the weight classes. Perry feels his team is still by Bob Lundbbd U of M-Morris on Saturday, building in the right direction each week. sports editor Nov. 28. The Cobbers travel to Valley At this point of the season, The Lady Cobbers got their City for a 5:30 game tonight. the squad is looking for all the season underway, but dropped Valley City has previously beaten positive momentum it can two games against tough both U of M-Morris and generate. The flu has opponents. Moorhead State. Concordia beat apparently taken its toll on a Valley City in last year's home few of the players. Monday, Nov. 30, the Cobbers opener 73-50. Although the team is young, hosted cross-town rival Moorhead coach Perry notes that the State. Things looked good early, The Lady Cobbers open their squad does have good ability. as Concordia jumped out to a MIAC schedule Wednesday with "We really support each 10-0 lead over the Dragons before a 6:00 game at home against other and we are building week MSU used their height to their Gustavus. by week," Perry said. advantage and came storming The wrestlers continue their back. NOTES: Due to a scheduling season on the road this week at Moorhead State used a 24-9 conflict, a game against the the St. Cloud State wrestling rebounding advantage in the first University of Mary that was tournament tomorrow. half to tie the game at 38. previously scheduled for Dec. 7 "It will be a really good In the second half, the Dragons has been cancelled and will not be tournament for the team," said rattled off 13 straight points and made up by the Lady Cobbers this Perry. "There will be a lot of then withstood several Cobber season....The Lady Cobber game Division III teams there." rallies to score a 75-69 win. at St Ben's on Dec. 12th at 3:00 Melissa Plante led the Lady will be broadcast on KQWB 1550 With only two dual meets Cobbers with 17 points against Radio in the Fargo-Moorhead left before the Sunshine Open the Dragons. Lisa Ekness had a area. in Tampa Bay, the team is career-high 10 rebounds. hoping to get some victories under their belt, starting The Lady Cobbers' season Kristi Schuttz looks for an opening around a Moorhead State tomorrow. opener was a 78-77 loss at the tiefender. Photo by Erica Anderson. December 4,1992 The Concordian 17 Express brings new brand of hockey to town New semi-pro team to represent Fargo-Moorhead in American Hockey Association

because [the NHL] teams send contract BL: What kind of hockey do you As far as the bench clearing brawls and players down and there is no roomfo r think will typically make up this league? fights every two minutes, I don't think everyone then. When they come here [to SS: I think you're going to see it a little you're going to have to wonry about seeing On Deck this league], I tell them if you make the more wide open just because we've them. team, you're going to play the whole year eliminated the red line. But we also have and you're not going to have to worry touch icing, which the college level doesn't BL: What kind of fan support do you Bob Lundblad about playing somewhere else. have but the NHL and other minor leagues expect for this new team? have. There are going to be games that are SS: Obviously, I'd like to see the place BL: What kind of players will be on going to be physical, but that's just full every night. I suppose that depends on There is a new hockey team in town. this team? expected. I think, also, this league can how people perceive the game. They're No, it's not a high school or college team, it SS: Most of the guys have played benefit the smaller player more, whereas going to pay to see good hockey, and one 4 is a real-life pro hockey team. college or juniors in Canada and there are a maybe they might not have been able to fit thing I try to stress to people is that these OK, so it's not exactly the NHL, but the lot of guys that have played pro hockey in any of the other leagues where the guys guys are playing a lot of games, and they're team is part of a new semi-pro league too. Obviously, the hockey is going to be a are a little bigger. Obviously there are not just playing weekend games like formed this year. lot better than the high school or college going to be big guys here, but I just look at college. They have games spread out This new team is called the Fargo- hockey that is here now, just for the fact it being a pretty quick-paced game with a where they might play three games in three Moorhead Express. A couple of weeks that the guys that have been around are a lot of good, quality players. nights...there's lots of travel involved and ago, I had the opportunity to sit down and lot more experienced. They're older, a lot obviously every game is not going to be up talk with the Express head coach, Scott of these guys have played professional or BL: Besides some of those rules you 1 to the quality that they can do just for the * Sandelin, and found out a little more about minor league hockey, played at Division I just mentioned, are there any other fact that, based on travel, they guys will be this new team in town. colleges, or played over in Europe. differences in rules in this league? tired. It's a long haul, a tough grind. I SS: There is fighting, fightingi s don't want people to base our performance Bob Lundblad: What kind of league BL: Is this league a stepping stone allowed. Obviously we don't want guys on one game. I want people to come out is this that the Express will be playing for players that we might see move up to fighting, dropping gloves every two and realize it is a grind for the guys and in? the NHL? minutes, because I don't think it makes for they're going to be out there doing their Scott Sandelin: The league is called SS: This league can give players an good hockey and people want to come out best, giving it 110 percent, whether their * the American Hockey Association. This opportunity to possibly play in their home and see good hockey. The only way to do tired or hurt or whatever. But for the most year is the first year of the league and there town , making some money, and playing that is to have they guys on the ice playing. part you're going to see good, quality are teams in Bismarck, Hibbing, St. Paul the game they love to play. There are a lot There's nothing wrong with a fight, I mean hockey, and that's what will draw the fans. and Green Bay. This is the first year of the of good quality players out there that just it's part of the game and it's going to league...it's in its green stage so to speak have been overlooked and haven't been happen. BL: How many games will the and we're looking to obviously get through drafted and haven't got a chance to go on Express play in a season? this year and have a successful year. I and play in the NHL or a higher level. SS: There are 54 games on the know then everything works out, they have Yeah, I think this could be a stepping stone BL: Some people think of minor schedule. We started Nov. 20 and our last ^ great plans for next year and years beyond. for a lot of those guys. If they come down league hockey like goon leagues. Will game is March 24. You're probably here and have a good year, people are that happen with the AHA? looking, through playoffs, at a season that BL: Is this league associated with any going to notice them and, who knows, guys SS: We've got some rules that are going will last through the end of April or so. pro teams? may end up going places during the year to curb the violence. A lot of people have SS: It's an independent league. There or, hopefully, things will work out for them asked me about it being a goon league and So far, this new team looks like it could are no NHL affiliations , which I think is a next year and they can go somewhere I just keep telling them no, just for the fact be a hot commodity in town. Home games benefit for the players just for the fact that, where at first they might not have that with our rules, and the fact that we can are played at the Moorhead Sports Center, like in the other leagues associated with anticipated going and achieving that level. only carry 18 skaters and dress 16 or 17 so if you're interested, check it out. * the NHL, what happens is that a lot of guys guys, you just can't have that stuff just for start there and then get bumped out the fact that it's going to penalize the team.

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