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By Derek Wolff Inquiry program GW. Senior Reporter

In the 51 years of Grand Valley State By Bre'Anna Tinsley University’s history, the university has GVL Intern never seen a growth rate as great as it has experienced in recent years. In the past A $1.1 million, five- two decades, GVSU went from a rela year grant was awarded tively small school of about 11 /XX) stu to Deborah Herrington, a dents to a university erf more than 24,(XX) principal investigator of students. Target Inquiry and asso A major contributor to this growth ciate professor at Grand comes in the university’s value — GVSU Valley State University, to has now been named as one of America’s expand the Target Inquiry HERRINGTON 100 Best College Buys for 16 years in a program. row. n In 2006, Herrington at conferences for educa The list erf 100 schools, published worked with chemistry tors. annually by Intuitional Research and professor Ellen Yezierski Grant monies will also Evaluation, Inc., in Rome, Ga„ uses cost- to design Target Inquiry, go toward collecting data benefit analysis when creating the list, GVL / Eric Coulter Bang for your buck: The arch crowning GVSU's Lake Michigan Drive entrance welcomes students a 2.5-year graduate pro to study the effectiveness focusing mainly on schools that provide to one of the Top 100 College Buys in the U.S. GVSU made the list for the 16th year in a row. gram that helps improve of the program itself. high academic performance coupledwith the inquiry-based instruc “Grand Valley is doing academic profile of the most recent fresh operating efficiency to keep tuition costs low costs. GVSU has met those require tion in science classes in a great service to all the ments year after year, said Lewis T. Lind man entering class and can be compared low while offering high academic perfor high schools surrounding teachers in the area,” Her by cost,” Lindsey said. “Those two things mance. sey, Jr., IRE president. GVSU, and to get the ini rington said. allow you to compare schools. That’s “Our academic performance data “The facts speak for themselves,” tial funding. The program helps the what this list does, it gives some respect to place Grand Valley in the top four of Lindsey said. “We can’t create the fig The classes are held at university build partner schools that maybe are not as well known Michigan’s 15 campuses while our tuition ures, the facts are the facts. Over time, it GVSU and taught by the ships with the teachers. as others but have high expectations for is below the state university average,” he has been proven that the consistency of faculty, though the program Herrington said that the the students and produce a product for the said. “This is why I say that Grand Valley Grand Valley, amongst others, that the itself reaches high schools program spreads aware price that nobody else can beat. ” is a grand value.” quality is there while the cost remains so as far north as Montague, ness of the school arid Since the university has been on the list The official list will be released to reasonable. ” Mich., and as far south as could potentially get more for so long, Lindsey began working rela the public Saturday. GVSU is joined by The list is compiled after roughly Bloomingdale, Mich. The students into GVSU in the tions with Arend D. Lubbers, president Hillsdale College as the two Michigan 1,449 colleges are analyzed and given the program allows teachers to future. emeritus of GVSU. For current President representatives. New York leads the list potential to be on the list, pending that the improve their teaching and “The program chal college or university responds to a survey Thomas J. Haas, remaining on the list for with nine schools. There is no formal understanding of inquiry lenges us to constantly given out by the IRE. This year, 1,069 so long is a great honor. ranking. instruction, as opposed to improve our teaching,” £ie “To be named one of America’s best The high expectations that come with schools responded to the survey, quali the classic form of lecture/ said. “We also involve Un 100 college buys,an institution must have attending GVSU have led to the univer fying them for consideration in a spot discussion instruction. dergraduate students in the both quality and value,” Haas said. “I’m sity’s placement on the list year after year, amongst the top 100. Inquiry instruction research... they learned a While GVSU’s student body ranks very proud that Grand Valley has been Lindsey said. refers to the practice of lot about inquiry instruc in the middle of the pack, Lindsay said named a best buy for 16 years in a row — “We’ve seen that every year with building models that help tion.” the list offers a chance of recognition for the only Michigan campus so honored.” Grand Valley, and it speaks well of the students create textbook Professon are usipg smaller schools as well. Haas cited the dedication and commit students, it speaks well of the faculty, and questions and conduct ex the same activities with “Every college and university can be ment of GVSU’s trustees and administra the administration,” he said. periments that actual sci GVSU graduate education compared, not necessarily by size, by the tion to seek high quality academics and dwolff@ lanthorn rom entists do, as opposed to students as with the high lecturing the students and school teachers. Herrington having them conduct an said through this progratn, experiment to verify what GVSU is producing high- Volunteer group goes nonprofit in time for holidays was said. quality teachers because The grant given will they had the experience go toward the expansion working with the prografh. By Stephanie Deible of teachings for chemis The next cohort of T*- GVL Intern try teachers to other disci get Inquiry will begin .in plines in science, such as January 2013 and will be Grand Valley State University junior Christine Colleran biology, physics and geol expanding to Miami U&i- knows firsthand what it’s like to be in the hospital for Christ ogy, bringing in faculty in versity in Ohio of 2013 jas mas. different disciplines of sci well. When she was younger, Colleran battled a kidney infec ence to teach the courses. “It is beyond what we tion that kept her in the hospital during what would nor It also pays for the devel envisioned, being able *to expand... it just opens die mally be a much more festive season. opment of the new courses “| A J hospital is a place way beyond your years, a place and provides the teachers doors to more exciting out filled with stress, sterility and caution,” Colleran said. with the ability to travel comes,” Herrington said. Inspired by the kindness of a stranger who brought her and present their research new s@ lanthorn.cbm a gift during a difficult holiday season, Colleran decided to pay the kindness forward, starting a volunteer group called Holiday Helpers, which delivers toys to children who are in the hospital over the holidays. Due to legal restrictions that prohibited them from hand delivering toys to patients, Holiday Helpers has made the IF out SANPWICH IS steps necessary to become an official nonprofit organiza tion, run with the help of five GVSU students, one Eastern ALL you HEAP. Michigan University student and one Penn State University Courtesy Photo / John Heider student. Holiday spirit: Holiday Helpers (pictured from left to right) Kyle Richard, Christine Colleran and Alissa Bailey package gifts for hospitalized children. “It’s huge being able to deliver toys ourselves,” Colleran WE PEUVEP WITH said. “The minute you give a toy to a child it can turn their skills they are learning within their individual majors and whole day around and get them on the road to recovery.” applying them to the organization. LI6HTNIN6 SPEEP! Now that Holiday Helpers is a nonprofit organization, its Anyone looking to make donations can send items to MICHEUf. C. - HEBBOH. OH goals are loftier than ever. Currently, the group works with Holiday Helpers, P.O. Box 140414 Grand Rapids. Mich., hospitals in the metro Detroit area but is hoping to expand 49514. For those looking to volunteer, visit the organization and start working with more hospitals in Grand Rapids. website www.holidayhelpersmi.org or email them at holi- “We’re hoping to get wish lists from hospitals this year [email protected]. so we can give (children] what toys they want,” said Kelly Colleran and the rest the Holiday Helpers staff hope to Stratton, a GVSU junior. make the holiday season a little bit better for children in the In order to reach as many hospitals as possible, the or hospital, and maybe provide them with some inspiration in s II ^ ganization is looking for volunteers to help with delivering the process. toys and fundraising, as well as monetary or toy donations. “It has taken a lot of time and we’ve had to sacrifice a Colleran said since the organization was started from few nights out with friends, but so far it’s been worth it and % MM i scratch, the usual sources of family and friends who often I expect it to continue to be worth it,” Stratton said. donate are depleted. news @ lanthorn .com Holiday Helpers is currently seeking both volunteers and donations. 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OH NO! MY BIS DfflE Don't lose hope yet IS TOMORROW AND I'M, COMPLETELY BROKd Although the football team has lost three straight conference games, now is not the time for football fans to lose hope for this season.

radition. Excellence. Success. Those are the words that come to mind when one thinks about athlet ics at Grand Valley State University. Those three Twords constitute the way GVSU projects its athletic and academic prowess to its students, other universities and surrounding communities. And in the university’s recent athletic history, it’s been difficult to argue against that image. Since 2002, GVSU has garnered 11 NCAA national championships (four of which were in football), six straight NACDA Division II Director’s Cups and 11 national runner-ups. The GVSU football team won the GL1AC Championship eight times dsill .^astLk' 1 UlJ in the last 10 seasons and has made the playoffs in each of those 10 seasons. in, But after a rocky start to this year’s football season, * Is it time to press the panic button for Laker football? the Lakers have had to cope with a new description, one with which the Lakers have not identified in more than a _ decade: vulnerability. f"':' i ' - The football team lost its third straight game in a row Saturday in a 26-20 loss against the University of Findlay. The loss marks the team’s largest losing streak since los ing three straight in 2000, before any of the university’s national championships. It also leaves the Lakers winless in GLLAC play through four games this season. It’s been unsettling — to say the least — to see this team struggle in recent weeks, especially in turning the ball over six times against Findlay. In the past, GVSU used discipline and play execution on both sides of 'No, because every "If there is still a "Yeah, a 1-3 start "At this point I'd say "No, I have the ball to win a great deal of its close games. So far in team has their chance we can does not meet panic is a strong complete faith in GLIAC play this season, the Lakers have not been able to ups and downs, make the playoffs, I the standards and word. However, them. A comeback somesooner in the would say yes." sustain its play on offense and defense at the same time, tradition of Grand ...every game from is on the horizon." season than others.' Valley football" here on out is a instead relying on one or the other to keep the team afloat. must-win if there But while these have definitely been tough times for is any hope for the the team, it is not the time for GVSU fans to give up on playoffs this season." . this football season. Two of the team’s three losses came on last-second scores, the latter of which — a 34-33 Trevor Nordberg David Kendall Jacob Campbell Cain Larkins Chelsea Messier loss to the IMfWdiiy of Indianapolis awnt righrafoi Freshrram Senior Junior m‘ Senior Senior sophofnoiuijMaitertiack Heath Parting rnfpnmrrl a< BusjjMtti* Statistics Accounting Advertising Nursing to take the team ’s first lead of the game with 36 seconds Chicago, III Hastings, Mich. Traverse City, Mich. Breckenridge, Mich. Romeo, Mich. left. It’s not as if the Lakers have been playing terribly in these past few weeks (outside of Saturday’s game, which was terrible), they just haven’t been able to pull it together U.S. can't handle doling out capital punishment % in clutch situations. Had just a few things gone differently, think those things are Mr. Davis could have U.S. government, nor the in we wouldn’t even be talking about the team since success dangerous, but believe me been guilty. Mr. Davis could dividual state governments, has become the standard at GVSU. — they are). have been innocent. Do I are competent enough to At three losses, GVSU no longer “controls its own But I think there are claim to know? The ego handle such a harsh deci destiny,” as so many sports analysts continually say, but some things the government maniac in me would like to sion. If they’re wrong, what four three-loss teams did make the playoffs last season. should not be allowed to do. say “Of course I do. I know more can they do but say, One of which, Delta State University, made it all the way Take the case of Troy everything,” but the truth is “Oops, we’re sorry”? to the NCAA National Championship game before losing BY KEVIN VANANTWERPEN Davis, a man who was con no, I don’t. And judging by This is an institution that 20-17 to the University of Minnesota-Duluth, who ended GVL COLUMNIST victed of killing a Georgia how many re-examinations can’t get road construc the season undefeated. Another loss for GVSU would be police officer more than of the trial were performed. tion right, that can’t get its cataclysmic, but until that happens, let’s not be bandwag Between the thunderous two decades ago. Much I’m not convinced anyone financial spending in order applause for Rick Perry’s of his trial was shrouded else does either. and can’t even get past its on fans. This team is very young and will have a bright execution record at the in mystery, allegations of I understand the notion own political grudges in future, so let’s give these players the support they need to Republican presidential de improper conduct and sup of capital punishment — of order to do what’s best for make it through these tough times. bates and the civic outrage posedly dishonest witnesses. closure, of revenge, of set the country as a whole. at the execution of Troy After the trial, some of the ting an example that says, I love my country. I love Davis last week, the idea of jury claimed they felt pres “If you touch our innocent what we stand for. But I don’t capital punishment has been sure from the local police to loved ones, you will be believe we have the efficien excessively thrust into the convict Davis. punished and it will be cy or the right to make dras lantfiorn public eye lately. Despite several appeals severe.” All of these things tic decisions with something Don’t get me wrong. I’m to the Supreme Court and are human. If someone were so valuable as a human life. The student-run newspapers at Grand Valley as much a fan of hardcore what felt like a million-and- to harm my parents, my sib I’d much rather pay higher State University retaliation as the next guy. a-half rescheduled execu lings or my friends, I would taxes into the penitentiary Like when the server at tion dates, Davis was finally sure as hell want them dead. system than gamble that an EDITORIAL PAGE BOARD Subway messed up my executed Wednesday. He There are certain people innocent life be lost. order with a footlong Italian stood by his innocence until who don’t deserve to live. kvanantwerpen sandwich (you wouldn’t his very last breath. But I don’t believe the @ lanthorn com EMANUEL JOHNSON Editor-in-Chief SAMANTHA BUTCHER Managing Editor ANYAZENTMEYER News Editor Some don't have the heart for art KEVIN HAUSFELD Advertising Manager artsy people who can see pipe dreams of inspiring art and mustard. horses in the clouds instead ists. (And if anyone tries to So if you want to join me of tiny droplets of water. make a sculpture of a dream in scoffing such a worthless GVL OPINION POLICY People argue that art is made out of metal pipes,I event that brings thousands The ultimate goal of the Grand Valley Lanthorn opinion page subjective, that we make want in on the cash prof of people and millions of is to stimulate discussion and action on topics of interest to the what we want out of it. and its.) The sides of buildings dollars to the city of Grand Grand Valley Community. Student opinions do not reflect those if I can make anything out of should be left bare and unin Rapids each year, meet me BY CHRIS SLATTERY art at all, it’s crap. teresting and street comers by something ridiculoas of the Grand Valley Lanthorn. GVL COLUMNIST The Grand Valley Lanthorn welcomes reader viewpoints and What is “art”? More should be void of any types (which, honestly, doesn’t offers three vehicles of expression for reader opinions: letters to Chances are that if you importantly, what is “love”? of creativity. narrow it down much). the editor, guest columns and phone responses. live in the Grand Rapids (Baby,don ’t hurt me...) That is the world I wish Whatever you do, don’t go Letters must include the author’s name and be accompanied area, you have heard men “Art” itself is such a big to live in one day... “just to go” or to Ux>k at all by current picture identification if dropped off in person. Letters tion of something called word, encompassing every Of course, I will be going the cool stuff. will be checked by an employee of the Grand Valley Lanthorn. Art Prize thing from murals to dance to ArtPrize. Just because I It ends Oct. 9, so that’s Letters appear as space permits each issue. The limit for letter Like you, I don’t have to sculptures to one-half of don’t understand anything how long you need to avoid that is happening, doesn’t length is one page, single spaced. favorable opinions about art, famous ‘60s folk groups. the Grand Rapids area if you mean I won’t be attending. The editor reserves the right to edit and condense letters and let alone prizes, so the fusion With something so broad, it’s wish to pass up on a city Instead, you will see me columns for length restrictions and clarity. of the two could only lead to no wonder that I can’t find sized competition. 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dozens of colleges and universities resemblance to the way most of us ly linked to lower rates of obesity, carbon dioxide savings would be 0 By Alexis Croswell around the world are signing onto envision life on Old MacDonald’s along with lower blood cholesterol the same as taking more than half a to improve student health, reduce farm. By choosing meatless op levels and blood pressure. million cars off of U.S. roads.” President, Humane Society of Grand our carbon footprint and improve tions even just one day a week, we If it’s the health of the planet Participating in Meatless * ’t Valley animal welfare. can all help prevent an enormous you’re concerned about, reduc Monday can make a big impact and Vince Panozzo Meatless eating is gaining amount of animal suffering. ing your meat consumption is a on the lives of animals — and President, Student Environmental widespread popularity, with about i Coalition 20 percent of college students saying they’re limiting their meat • Unable to even turn around in some cases for months on What national movement is consumption. GVSU signed up to end, these animals' lives bear no resemblance to the way k getting almost as much media take part in Meatless Monday last coverage as Lady Gaga’s drag year. Even though Campus Dining most of us envision life on Old MacDonald's farm By choosing performance? Bill Clinton’s doing offers meatless options daily, it of it daily, Oprah Winfrey is encour meatless options just one day a week, we can all help prevent fers even more on Mondays. •c\ aging her staff to do it and hip-hop By now, most of us know that an enormous amount of animal suffering. icon Russell Simmons is telling his the majority of the meat, milk and fans to cfo it. 'rhe “it” in this case eggs produced in the U.S. come is reducing the amount of meat in from animals packed in factory Pledging to go meat-free on good way to lighten your carbon the environment, and our health. * your diet. farms where they are unable to Mondays can help stave off the footprint. The Environmental Our school is doing its part - let’s At GVSU, we too have the engage in basic natural behav dreaded Freshman 15, too: A diet Defense Fund put it simply: “If support that effort. You can get opportunity to take part by par iors. Unable to even turn around rich in vegetables, fruits, whole every American skipped one meal easy recipes and tips on meat-free )"4 ticipating in Meatless Monday, in some cases for months on grains, legumes and nuts, along of chicken per week and substi eating at wwwJiumanesociety.org/ an international campaign that end, these animals’ lives bear no with regular exercise, is consistent tuted vegetables and grains ... the meatfree. "Hr

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After a strong show ing at last week's Michael Corbett Fall Classic at Gan d^updfla j non University, Grand Val ley State University golfer Sarah Hoffman has been named the GLIAC Golfer of the Week. The senior notched a 148, good 'oime&ilon1. enough to finish in second place at the invitational. The Lakers won the OIL SPILL event with a 603 in their 13-stroke victory. REDWINGS HOCKEY AT LUBBERS f Detroit Red Wings to play at Van Andel Six turnovers lead to third-straight loss for GV 20 LAKERS Arena By Brady Fredericksen Williams gave the Lakers fits throughout GVL / Eric Coulter the game. Their execution of the option Last ditch effort; GVSU head football coach Matt Mitchell turns back to Are you a Red Wings' GVL Sports Editor choice — a play in the shotgun where the his team after a bad play. The Lakers lost Saturday after offensive mistakes. hockey fans starving for the Forcing turnovers will normally win you quarterback either hands to the running back NHL season to begin? a football game, but turning it over yourself or keeps it himself — gashed the GVSU de 'oupo The regular season is will lead to problems. fense throughout. PLAY BY PLAY still 11 days away, but to Grand Valley State University’s football Belton finished the game with 210 total morrow's Red-White game team found that out the hard way. turning yards, 60 on the ground, while Williams put at Van Andel Arena will it over six times in Saturday’s 26-20 loss together a 109-yard game to go with a pair ROUNDUP, give GVSU students a taste LAKER FOOTBALL against the University of Findlay. of touchdowns. ^onn of the NHL. Three interceptions by sophomore quar On the other side of the field, GVSU’s of The game, which starts terback Heath Parling along three accompa fense — which had been the team’s strong- SCORING SUMMARY at 6 p.m., is the first time the nying fumbles stymied the GVSU offense suit in recent weeks — struggled. Along Red Wings have played an throughout the night with Parling, the passing game Zack Housholder 30 yd field exhibition game in Grand and gave Findlay plenty ^ ^ struggled, as the sophomore goal Rapids since they played of chances on offense. only threw for 140 yards, Hersey Jackson 2 yd run (Ryan the Red-White game at Van “We started getting I didn't give while junior receiver Charles Stokes kick) Andel on Sept. 18, 2003. Monterea Williams 7 yd run to the point where you our team a Johnson’s third quarterfumble get five, six turnovers, led to a Findlay touchdown. (Housholder kick) that’s going to shake chance to win. “I never got in a rhythm Williams 24 yd run (Housholder kick) STANDINGS anyone’s confidence and never felt comfortable ipp out there,” said GVSU I have a sick about there throwing the ball ,” Stokes 21 yd field goal Isaiah Ballard 39 yd fumble . head coach Matt Mitch feeling in my Parling said. “I didn’t give our i FOOTBALL ell, “At that point, peo team a chance to win. I have recovery (Housholder Saginaw Valley 3-0 ple start getting a little stomach right a sick feeling in my stomach kick failed) Jackson 11 yd run Ferris State 2-1 tense about ball security now... ** right now — it feels terrible. ” i Michigan Tech. 2-1 and you don’t play free Junior running back (Stokes kick) Northern Mich. 2-1 and easy at that point.” Heath Parling Hersey Jackson put together Housholder 23 yd field goal Indianapolis 1-2 Those turnovers led GVSU quarterback his best effort of his career in Stokes 19 yd field goal GVSU 0-3 to only seven Findlay the loss, rushing for 127 yards Northwood 0-3 points, which came on and a pair of touchdowns. an Isaiah Ballard 39-yard return to start the “He ran like a man, he was really running IMPACT PLAYERS mmm hi SOCCER second half, but despite the offense’s short hard." Mitchell said. 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GVSU’s defense also Offense, good job, but not good enough,” HERSEY JACKSON Saginaw Valley 5-2 took a potentially devastating hit late in the Mitchell said. “This week, offense, obvi RUNNING BACK RUNNING BACK I second quarter when senior defensive line ously turning the ball over six times, you’re GVSU 4-4 After a solid effort The GLIAC's leading man Danny Richard left the game with an never going to win one of those games; de Northwood 3-4 against the University of rusher showed his worth apparent knee injury; he did not return. fease, good job, not good enough in order I Lake Superior 2-5 Indianapolis, the powerful in the Oilers'26-20 victory, “Preliminary report is not good, but I’ll for us to win the ball game.” o wm Michigan Tech. 0-7 running junior put together rushing for 109 yards and wait until I see what the doctors say,” Mitch GVSU returns to the practice field look \ the best game of his career two touchdowns, including I ell said. “Our sideline test was worst case ing for answers before taking on Tiffin Uni Saturday despite the loss, a 24-yard touchdown in the scenario” versity Saturday at 7 pjn. at Lubbers Sta see LANTHORN.COM rushing for 127 yards and a second quarter. 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GVL / Eric Coulter Prepared for battle: Sophomore Sacha Gill and freshman Christina Canepa take a defensive stance in Sunday's match up against Hillsdale. The Lakers fell to No. 10 Hillsdale and Wayne State University but bested Findlay. GV struggles to 1 -2 record over weekend

came back to win the third and fourth sets and tie the fifth By Zach Sepanik at 13-13 before Wayne State notched the final two points of _GW. Staff Writer the match. The Warriors dominated play early, but GVSU became Three games in three days this weekend for the Grand the aggressor later, pushing Wayne State to a fifth set where Valley State University volleyball team were capped off they jumped to an early 4-0 lead. Sunday by a loss to No. 10 Hillsdale University in a three- GVSU had a hit percentage of .117 in the match and , set match, 25-20,25-23 and 25-21. also notched 49 kills. Wayne State was held to a .099 hit The Lakers (7-5, 4-4 GLIAC) were led by sophomore percentage and had 53 putaways. The Lakers totaled more • outside hitter Stacey Catalano, who tallied 30 attacks, nine blocks, but Wayne State gathered more assists, digs and kills and three assists, and freshman outside hitter Abby service aces. . Aiken, who had a solid game with 23 attacks and nine The Lakers also had some well-rounded individual kills. performances as Catalano produced team-highs of 17 digs Going up against a veteran Hillsdale squad, the young and 13 kills, while junior Olivia Kohler dished out a team- Lakers battled and had a very impressive offensive contest. best 20 assists and picked up (3 digs. However, their mistakes proved costly in the end, especially On Saturday GVSU tallied 14 blocks and defeated the a .167 hit percentage in the third set. University of Findlay in a five-set contest; 21-25,25-22,13- “I think we played a high level of volleyball today, but 25, 25-23 and 16-14; coming back from an early 2-1 set we didn’t sustain it for a long enough period of time,” said deficit. GVSU head coach Deanne Scanlon. “Hillsdale does not The five-set match was the fourth this year for GVSU. make a lot of mistakes. They sat back and waited for us to Even with the win, GVSU struggled all match long on do that. We played competitively today.” the offensive side, hitting only .060 in the victory. Strong A big Catalano ace cut the deficit to 14-12 in the second individual performances were evident again as Aiken had , game, putting some life into the Lakers. Yet, the Chargers a team-high 12 kills while Catalano had 11 kills to go with held their ground and squeaked out the set with a couple 20 digs. late points. With such a young team, the iipjp^v^ents keep coming. To start off the third set, GVSU went on an 8-2 run thanks As the weather cools and seasons turn, however, there is V in part to sophomore Megan Schroeder’s two big blocks. A little time until consistency has to ieVelop. bad rotation by the Chargers gave the Lakers an ace in the “This week at practice we will be a lot more focused than scorebook to cap the run before Hillsdale made a comeback anything,” said junior middle back Eno Umoh. “We need and won in straight sets. to hold ourselves accountable by giving ourselves our own “I feel like today we played a lot better as a team,” punishments for mistakes because right now it is almost Catalano said. “We need to focus on the basics like working October, and soon it will be November, and we can’t make together and communicating with each other more and I feel those little mistakes anymore.” like we will be fine.” The Lakers are now 7-5 overall with a 4-4 record in Meanwhile, on Friday, the No. 20 Lakers fell to Wayne the GLIAC on the season. They face Saginaw Valley State GVL / Eric Coulter State University in a five-set thriller, 25-14, 25-20, 14-25, University on Friday at home. Spike it: Senior Courtney McCotter spikes the ball against Hillsdale. 19-25 and 15-13. With their backs against the wall, GVSU zsepanik @ lanthorn .com After their 1-2 weekend, the Lakers are now 7-5 for the season. j:;------:------W. SOCCER ------Lakers trounce opponents in Ohio sweep i ------unbeaten run since doubled their score in the By Joe Maher-Edgin September of 2010, put second half with a pair GVL Staff Writer Lake Erie on the ropes of unassisted goals from r Friday, firing 22 shots while forward Maria Brown and Grand Valley State allowing just 2 shots against. midfielder Jessica Trost. University’s women’s soccer Lake Erie goalkeeper Megan Goalkeeper Chelsea ! team enjoyed decisive Baldacci stopped 10 of Parise, who shared time with i victories in its two-game GVSU’s 14 shots on goal. sophomore Abbey Miller in away trip to Ohio over the Senior forward Kayla GVSU’s fourth shutout this weekend, thrashing Lake Addison marked a “really season, attributed the team’s Erie College and Ashland big ” return from suspension success in both games to University, 4-0 and 5-0, against Indianapolis last defensive specific training • respectively. week with GVSU’s first in the week. “I thought that we goal against Lake Erie on “We have focused on played some good soccer,” Friday. team defending this past said GVSU head coach “I was upset that I week, with our defense Dave Dilanni. “We found couldn’t play on Tuesday so starting with the forwards,” chemistry on the field, our I focused all of my energy Parise said. “We limit the ball movement was really on this weekend, ” Addison amount of opportunities good, aryl we looked like said. “I knew I had to play for our opponents as a we were having fun. When good and come out with a backline and our chemistry you’re playing hard and lot of energy.” is beginning to bring us on • you’re having fun, good Foward Alyssa Mira set the same page.” things will happen.” up junior Ashley Botts who GVSU then traveled The Lakers, keen on gave the Lakers a 2-0 lead to Ashland University on extending a 24-game before halftime. GVSU Sunday. Botts found senior midfielder Erin Mruz on a cross from the right side to the back post nine minutes into the game. Mruz comfortably found the net seven yards outside goal and opened the scoring for Courtesy Photo / Tom E. Puskar Ball hofl: Sophomore defender Tayler Ward guards the ball from Ashland University players during Sunday's the Lakers. game against Ashland. The Lakers defeated Ashland and Lake Erie to bring their season record to 6-2-0. Botts then continued her scoring streak to five Maria Brown volleyed post sealed the 5-0 victory Allendale. games, dribbling the ball from 3 yards out after for GVSU. “Since it is a mid-week through the middle of the being picked out by Mruz’s “We didn’t over think game the transition from Eagle’s defense and scoring cross from the far side of anything and we had a lot of the classroom to the field an unassisted goal to put goal to give GVSU a 4-0 fun,” Addison said. will be important,” Parise GVSU up 2-0. advantage. .GVSU will host Ferris said. “The keys will be to GVSU netted a third Addison then scored for State University (4-1-1 worrying about ourselves, before halftime after a second time off a through GLIAC, 4-4-1 Overall), playing with consistency, 1336 Ravine a Douglas- Addison headed a deflected pass from sophomore who currently hold second Kalamazoo * (269) 344-8104 and staying hungry.” free kick three yards outside defender Kayla Kimble. place in the GLIAC, on pnaheredgin® lanthorn .com DejaVu WWW 0EJAVU com of goal. 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------W. TENNIS------

Team closes in on No. 1 first after strong weekend By Jon Van Zytveld GVL Staff Writer

The Grand Valley State 9 9 University women’s tennis team picked up several home wins against major competitors over the weekend, finishing 6-1 overall and 5-1 in GLIAC Courtesy Photo / www2.gvsu.ed/~watcrskl to Unknown successes: A member of the water ski team carves during a practice on Lake Placid in West Oive, Mich. play. Friday afternoon, the

Lakers swept Lake Superior

State University at home, 9-0. Water ski club brings lease During the GLIAC match, Anne Marie Morin, who is 5-0 in conference matches, new flavor to GV sports defeated Lake Superior’s Holly Daniel, who was previously undefeated at By Brady Fredericksen “I was looking for a way to meet people and coming from the University of Missouri, her No. 5 singles spot. No. GVL Sports Editor 4 singles Alyssa Lucas also I wanted to find something I liked to do,” at a had a strong game, defeating When it comes to unique clubs across said sophomore skier Karlee Davis, who has the competition 6-1, 6-2 and Grand Valley State University’s campus that been on the team for two years. “I liked wa continuing her 7-0 undefeated students are not aware of, the club water ski ter skiing, and I went to one practice and I’ve record this season. team ranks near the top of that list. been a part of it ever since.” Lucas, a senior, said tennis The student-run team, which has been While the team is still in its infantile stag est 48w is a collaborative sport, even on the club sports menu for seven years, has es, the efforts to expand and make the club when playing singles, and been putting together a successful season more well-known across campus have been emphasized the aspect of team on the water this season. After nearly mak seen in their recruiting efforts. • camaraderie. ing it to the national tournament last year, “We had a booth at campus life night, and “The main thing is that the team began this season strong, taking a we just talk to friends,” said sophomore skier I we’re all there supporting GVL / Rane Martin second-place finish in a tournament at the Mary Anolick. “We pretty much spread info each other and cheering for Serving up success: Sophomore Anne Marie Morin serves the ball during University of Michigan-Flint and winning about the club through word of mouth.” each other, because I know a past match. The Lakers picked up key wins, going 6-1 for the weekend. the MSU Collegiate Rip Fest the weekend The team participates in tournaments that helps a lot,” Lucas said. and using what we’ve been coach John Black. “I think of Sept. 17. during each of the first four weekends of the "I think the matches all went working on in practice,” said our freshmen went undefeated “We just encourage each other, that’s what school year, starting with two regular-season really well.” Phillips. “If we continue to in singles and doubles this we do mainly,” said sophomore skier Jenna tournaments. Then, the team progresses to At the first of their two play this well, I’m confident weekend, which is a good Gibbs. “We’re the kind of team that’s not all the Great Lakes Conference tournament, and

Saturday games, the Lakers we’ll finish top three in our sign, not only for right now, that competitive. We like to do good, but this finally to the Midwest regional tournament - faced off against the Michigan conference.” but for the future of the tennis is the first year we’ve ever been mentioned where they compete for the chance to go to «ilt Technological Institute Sunday morning, the program. We need our younger by USA Water Ski , so this is the first year we Nationals. Huskies, finishing 7-2. Lakers ended their sweep by players to step it up, and we have a shot at nationals — we’re excited. ” All of the team’s events are overseen by “ Top singles players Niki defeating Hillsdale College, need the upperclassmen to Throughout the season, the coed team of USA Water Ski, the sport’s governing body. Shipman and Tara Hayes fell 7-2. lead the way.” 20 riders practices its craft four times a week This past weekend the team competed at

' to the competition, but the rest Losing only the No. 1 Black says that this at Placid Waters, a small group of lakes in the Great Lakes Conference Championships West Olive, Mich. in Van Wert, Ohio. “It’s really good competi

of the team claimed victory in singles, and the No. 1 doubles weekend ’s matches were all receive straight sets. matches, GVSU dominated about perfecting the blend The team competes in three events: sla tion and it pushes us harder - it make us want 1 In the afternoon, the Lakers the Chargers in five shutout of skill and teamwork that is lom, jump and trick ski/wake boarding. The to do better, ” Anolick said. “They’ve been swept Davenport University, set games. In her No. 5 singles tennis. club requires no prior experience, so anyone around longer than us and they’re more com handing the Panthers their slot, Kali Phillips pulled off “We picked up three with an interest in learning one of the three petitive, but that’s what pushes us.” second loss of the season. another strong win, owning conference wins, and we’re events is free to come to practice. sports@ lanthorn £om The Lakers won 9-0, all the court with a solid 6-0,6-0 moving towards the top of ! in straight sets except for win. the conference,” he said. ' No.l singles Leah Dancz, The game, which was “Hopefully we can challenge who managed to pull off a played at Ramble wood Tennis (Northwood], We’re playing conclusive win in the third set and Health Club due to rain, a little bit better each of our with a score of 4-6,7-5,10-5. was yet another conference matches, which is a good sign i Freshman Kali Phillips, who victory for the Lakers, who that we’re getting closer to our

I partnered with Dancz for the are quickly closing the gap goals.” $25 ‘ No. 3 doubles game, played on No. 1-ranked North wood The Lakers play next on T particularly well, earning the University, who they play Tuesday against Northwood duo an 8-0 victory. next week. at GVSU. The matches begin “Everyone played very well “We’ve had a lot of at 4 pro. and all the doubles players did freshmen playing this jvanzytveld @ lanthorn .com really well working together weekend, ” said GVSU head off ------W. SOFTBALL------

GV uses fall season their to keep game fresh

By Dan Spadafora

GVL Assistant News Editor

The NCAA calls the fall softball season a t ren “non-traditional” one, but don’t tell Miranda Cleary and the Grand Valley State University women’s softball team that these games don’t matter. ----- CAREER TRAINING. MONEY FOR COLLEGE. “A lot of it is being able to work with the team but also it’s just to see what we need to work on as a team and individually,” said Cleary, last season’s GLIAC Freshman of the AND AN ENTIRE TEAM each Year. “So it is pretty relaxed but still fairly competitive if not really competitive.” Before the snow returns to GVSU and the winter offseason begins, the team is practicing and playing during the fall. The NCAA allows TO HELP YOU 24 practices during a 45-day period during this

non-traditional season. The games are played on Saturday and GVL Archive onth m Sunday and are longer than usual, normally Ejirty start: Senior Andrea Nicholson throws a pitch lasting 10 innings. during a past match. Tbe team plays fall games as well “I think a lot of it, it helps if you get new instead of restricting themselves to the normal season. players coming in. it helps the team come “We’ve done fairly well,” Woods said. “Our SUCCEED. together and work together,” Geary said. “Also defense has been very good, our pitching has it helps you see where you are at in the fall and done well, our hitting is not up to where we Serving part-time in the Air National Guard, you'll have an you can work out.” were last year but it’s still real early.” entire team of like-minded individuals who want to help you get GVSU was scheduled to play Central During a regular spring season, the NCAA ahead. You can choose from nearly 200 career specialties, and allows a total of 56 games to be played, and if a Michigan University at home last Saturday, but program wants to participate in a fall season, the the game has been rescheduled to this Sunday develop the high-tech skills you need to compete in today's games played during the fall must be deducted at 1 pro. due to weather conditions world. You also train close to home, all while receiving a steady from the spring total, thus limiting the regular In the future. Woods said he would like to paycheck, benefits and tuition assistance. Talk to a recruiter season. see more games played during the fall, but for Head coach Doug Woods said although now GVSU has to abide by the Division II today, and see how the Michigan Air National Guard can help these games reduce the overall spring total, the rules. you succeed. games are a good barometer for seeing where “They already had a rule in place that you his team stands before the off season. could not miss a class to go to a game and we MICHIGAN- “You can practice but you really like to are not missing any class time to play games see them in game situations against other and there’s enough schools close enough where competition.” he said. “You get a true evaluation it’s not a big expense to play those games,” GoANG.com ► 1-800-TO GO ANG AIRguato of how your players do.” Woods said. “So I’d like to go to the Division I This past weekend the Inkers hit the diamond rule where they can play eight games." against Lake Superior State University. assistantnews@ lanthorn rom r

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Biggest Loser coming to GV GVSU community mem-; GVL Archive Family fun: President Haas flips pancakes for Pancakes with Presidents during a past Family Weekend. This year's itinerary features dueling pianos and a carnival in addition to old mainstays. bers have began the GVSU > Biggest Loser challenge and will work to see who can get the healthiest in ;• It Family Weekend to feature more than 40 events seven weeks. The participants are able 00 to meet twice weekly with Thursday through Sunday toos, raffles and food. Attendees are asked to trainers to participate in t RSVP to the free event at gvsu.edu/women_cen challenges and workouts^** events include dueling pianos, by Tuesday. review their eating habits*!* o Kirkhof Carnival, research cruise Friday will feature some never-before-seen and track their progress. Family Weekend events, such as the free Du The winner will be an if! eling Pianos Lounge in the Kirkhof Center’s nounced after the chal Grand River Room from 8 to 11 p.m. lenge ends Nov. 10. By Haley Otman “These are the same group of performers who GVL Laker Life Editor do the dueling pianos lounge at Mojo’s down town,” Tibbe said. “If people have never been Writing submissions of Laker families will find a plethora of activi to a dueling pianos event, I think they’ll find it all genres wanted ties for both the young and the old all over cam very interesting.” "Running Out of Ink," pus this weekend. Saturday, Laker families can enjoy what Tib the publication made by Family Weekend, an annual fall event at be calls the “anchor events” that take place each the GVSU Writers' Club, is Grand Valley State University, will take place year. These are the Family Weekend 5K Run/ accepting submissions for Thursday through Sunday on both the Allendale Walk. Pancakes with Presidents, where GVSU their Fall 2011 edition. and Pew campuses, in addition to some off-cam President Thomas J. Haas and other presidents They accept submissions pus locations. on campus will serve up breakfast for $5, and the in all writing genres that Although the weekend is not geared toward newly-renamed Kirkhof Carnival. are no longer than three to any specific group over another, LeaAnn Tibbe, The Kirkhof Carnival, which runs from 10 four pages. Email submis assistant director in the Office of Student Life, a.m. to 2 p.m., includes activities hosted by sions by Nov. 10 to gvsu- said one nice aspect of Family Weekend is that GVSU student organizations and “Lunch Under [email protected] . freshmen students can show off the campus to the Big Top,” a new name to go with the carni their families now that they know it better. val theme in which Campus Dining has created < “When the first-year students were dropped a special carnival menu featuring elephant ears off by their parents, they were not familiar with and pulled pork. GVSU World Quiz o campus and they were nervous and excited, but “We have a clown, and we have a yo-yo per Game Competition now this is like home to them,” she said. former and some other walking entertainment The first GVSU World Danielle Weaver, a GVSU sophomore, said that will be there,” Tibbe said. Quiz Game Competition W her family plans to visit for Family Weekend as During the same time on Saturday, the An- will take place on Thursday it did last year. nis Water Resources Institute at GVSU will take from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in room 14 “I am looking forward to ArtPrize the most, students and their families on a cruise upon the 107C of the DeVos Center. and just showing them more of the campus, es W.G. Jackson Research Vessel. GVSU student clubs will pecially the downtown campus,” she said. “The family cruises are a way for students and GVL Archive fight against each other to yi Start the day off right: Parents and students wait in line Many of the weekend ’s events are free, but their parents to see the special setting that GVSU see which one knows the for breakfast during last year's Pancakes with Presidents. some require advance registration. has close to Lake Michigan — the Lake Michi most about political/cur o The weekend will commence with Family gan Center, home of the Annis Water Resources rent events, foreign coun Fun Night in the Fieldhouse Arena, presented by Institute,” said Janet Vail, associate research hours on Saturday, and tickets are $15 each. tries, international sports, the Women’s Center. scientist at the AWRI. “It is a great networking To see a complete list of the more than 40 cross-cultural blunders, It takes place from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thurs event for students and parents to meet others in Family Weekend events, visit www.gvsu.edu/ business etiquette and day and focuses on children, with hands-on ac the GVSU ’family’ while on the water.” family weekend. GVSU study abroad. There will be three cruises that each take two [email protected] 7 tivities including a bounce house, stick-on tat Project helps students through service, marketing

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