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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Museum at Digital Commons @ George Fox University. It has been accepted for inclusion in "The Crescent" Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ George Fox University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. REDUCE, REUSE, MONSTERS, INC. ATHLETIC RECYCLE This delightful movie TRAINING Find out more about proves Pixar still has what Fox program opportunities for it takes when it comes to approved for conservation animation accredidation Opinion — page 4 A & E — page 8 Sports — page 9 Crescent George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon Friday, November 16,2001 Issue 6,Vol.CXVlII Turkey Look to future: spring registration begins ABBY RINE Registrar's Office recently sent their current schedule, they site. If a student is added to a registration packets to each should double check the schedule class from the waitlist, they must Bowl Stajf Writer enrolled student. These packets received in the mail and establish officially drop the class they no should include the student's cur confirmation with the registrar. longer want to take or they will Milestone Midterms are out, clocks are rent schedule for next The student's be charged for the class and sim turned back, and Turkey Day is semester, information advisor must sign ply receive a failing grade. BRANDON WALLACE just around the corner. But before about being on a wait all changes Several days have been des students get too caught up in list, a list of require before they can ignated for students to make Stajf Writer cramming for finals and brows ments for a particu be implement schedule changes, depending on ing clearance racks for Christmas lar major, and also the ed. If a student the number of credits each stu Saturday, Nov. 17, the presents, something must be d e t a i l s o f w h e n t o chooses to put dent has earned. If a student is Student Alumni Council (SA.C.) taken care of: spring registration. confirm your new t h e m s e l v e s o n a interested in attending May term. will be sponsoring the second This year, with the opening schedule with the waiting list for a annual GFU Sophomore of the Edwards F. Stevens Center, Registrar's Office. particular course, it is their Milestone event, the Turkey the process of registering for next Even if a student is not responsibility to check on their Bowl and Semi-Formal Dinner, semester has been modified. The adding or dropping a course from status via the George Fox Web See Classes, p2ige 12 held at the Tilikum Retreat Center. The Turkey Bowl has two David Brandt parts: the game and then the joins Will Varin and semi-formal dinner. other George Fox stu The game is one of the high dents in lighting their lights of this event. Teams of no candles last year. more than 11 students will play T h i s y e a r ' s flag football using a "turkey" as Christmas CandleUghting Sophomore ^ Ceremony will take Milestone: place Friday, Turkey Bowl November 30, at 4:45 Sat, 17 p.m. on the Clock 3:00-6:30 pjn. T o w e r L a w n . Christmas is Just ^ r around the corner! the ball. Students will play See page 12 for a turkey football during the first half of the game for 20 minutes. schedule of upcoming After a five-minute break, the e v e n t s t o c e l e b r a t e students will play for another 20 the holidays. minutes to finish the game. UNIVKRSITY RKL.VnONS When the game ends, stu dents will have the opportunity to go change out of their grubby clothes and change into their Relationships topic of Critical Concern scries semi-formal clothes. When Life and program organizer. "We "This is a joint effort between focus on rciation.ships. everyone has changed, all stu BETH TEMPLETON want to address concerns that stu Student Life, Academic Affairs, On Nov. 6, students came d e n t s w i l l h e a d o v e r t o t h e Assistant Editor Fawver Center for their dinner dents wrestle and struggle with in and Residence Life to bring together to discuss sex, pom, and issues of concern into the light provided by Tilikum's homestyle an open format." relationships. Facilitated by Dr. kitchen. Along with the dinner, Unaddressed concerns and Two chapels each and allow people to Bill Buhrow, dean of student the Ben Macy Trio is returning to unspoken ideas are often the very s e m e s t e r w i l l b e s e t voice different per- services and director of the "When God says X spectives." Health and Counseling Center, provide the evening's dinner issues that need to be brought aside to focus on a music and entertainment. into the open. This is the goal of specific topic of no to a relationship, h*N "These discus- this dialogue sought to confront Junior Derek Fridley went to the new "Critical Concerns" pro concern. There is not keeping you from s i o n s a r e many of the issues regarding rela the Turkey Bowl last year and gram series sponsored by Student will also be two meant to tionships as portrayed by society. Life. to three addi something. He is keeping allow students "We had an excellent turnout really had a good time. you for something." "The Turkey Bowl rocked In its developmental stages, tional programs and faculty to for the meeting," said Dr. last year." Fridley said. "I don't the "Critical Concerns" series throughout the express their Buhrow. "The students partici know that I've ever laughed so will focus on a different issue s e m e s t e r t h a t w i l l i d e a s a n d c o n pated in the di.scussion and hard at people running on a field every two months for the next foster discussion and cerns," said Lau. appeared very interested in the before in my life! It's a sight that two years. The issues to be provide information "As a Christ-centered topic." addressed were selected by about the topic. university, we will ultimately The media heavily inilu- everyone should see or partici ences society's perception of pate in at least once in their life!" Student Life as issues of rele "The 'Critical Concerns' point ourselves to the Bible and The S.A.C. has been putting vance for students. series forces us to intentionally see what it has to say about dif right and wrong. The George "We want to involve students think about and focus chapel ferent issues." and faculty in dialogue about times, as well as the events and During the months of issues of concern," said Brad programs in the dorms and in November and December, the See Relationship, page 3 Milestone, psigQ 12 Lau, vice-president of Student leadership sessions," said Lau. George Fox community will

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CORE Women's study•/ dives . All into u/nmp.n God stiidp;nf«;s word nm Ail women students are wel- MEGAN MCCOY each student is encouraged to "Everyone is unique, and week, the ladies discuss what corned to attend the study on share her personal insights about each person has gifts to con they learned from the chapter. Friday mornings. If some stu- Staff Writer the specific passages. tribute," Bilinski said. Some women share journa dents are unable to attend in per- While reading "Together, we can entries, prayers, or thoughts, son, they can still spend the A new women's Bible study, the rebuilding of the rebuild the walls by while others just mention a lew morning in prayer. Participation the Core, meets Fridays from 7-8 Jerusalem walls by brcsd is \ encouraging and verses that were particularly is hot restricted to people who a.m. in the Foxhole. Nehemiah, Kelly God-breathed- it ] leaming from each meaningful to them. can be bodily present. Bilinski explained By reading and studying a Instead of working through a IS everything>, . we/ other." Through a spirit of prayer spiritual guidebook or workbook, that God gave her a chapter of James daily, the and Bible study from 7-8 a.m., the women simply use the Word vision to unite the need. / are discussing the women gain a deeper apprecia the women of George Fox can of God in their discussions. No women on the George book of James by read tion and understanding of the demonstrate unity as sisters in Fox campus through in- other resources arc used besides ing one chapter daily for an passage as they share with one Christ. the Bible. There is no leader, and depth daily study of His Word. entire week. At the end of the another. Ankeny brings love of literature, flair for life to campus erature majors. communication arts, literature, tor and spends the other half in LISA DELZER Ankeny makes her home in and history. She has experienced administration as the Dean of the Newberg area with her hus Staff Writer the fullness of George Fox life as Faculty Development. a student, a professor and an She teaches several writing band, Mark, her younger daugh Born in Kansas and raised in administrator. and literature courses, including ter, Liz, and many animals, Central Africa. Becky Ankeny After graduating from col poetry and grammar and editing, including dogs, cats, two calves, a horse and a llama. Her favorite talks about growing up as a mis lege, Ankeny spent time working stating, "I like all the classes I'm novels are as numerous as the sionary kid in Burundi and north for The Newberg Graphic and teaching!" stars, and although her best-loved ern Arizona on a Navajo Blue Shield before returning to Upon contemplation of authors are numerous as well, she Reservation. school in 1980. George Fox University's devel "1 prefer the winters in After receiving her doctorate opment over the years, she says, lists two in particular: Muriel Africa," she ruminates. in English Literature and gaining "It is a better educational institu Spark, a contemporary novelist, She returned to the U.S. at two children, she taught at tion, with better professors and and Jane Austen. 15, graduating first from Westmont College for two years majors across the board." With her love and apprecia Newberg High School, then from before returning to her alma P a r t o f t h i s i s d u e t o h e r tion of literature, she adds a spark George Fox College in 1977 with mater in 1988, where she current presence here, as she has become and a smile to the George Fox an interdisciplinary major in ly works half time as an instruc a role model to many writing/lit campus. New teacher mentoring program offered by university ated and not supported." He calls fessor of education at George P R E S S R E L E A S E throughout the school year, per pleased to learn the university the George Fox program "a real haps on a monthly or bimonthly was helping her district set up Fox, provides the services along service to the community." basis and usually lasting about 90 mentoring. with Eloise Hockett, instructor of New teachers are being guid The program provides train m i n u t e s t o t w o h o u r s a f t e r t h e "It keeps new teachers from education, and adjunct faculty ed toward success in the class ing that meets the individual regular school day. Typical topics getting lost in the crowd, and m e m b e r C l a r k P e t e r s . T h e u n i room through a new George Fox needs of the school agency. might include classroom man gives an opportunity to go to versity charges a flat fee to each University program that is part Largely through word of mouth, agement, dealing effectively with someone if you have an issue to agency. Kilburg said the goal is to nering with several Oregon five Oregon school districts have parents, or state requirements for deal with," she said. "Without it, help each district cany on with a school districts. contracted with the George Fox student graduation. especially in larger districts, you program once it is developed. Faculty in the university's program: Sherwood, Salem- "It's been wonderful, just might not know how to get "We don't want the school teacher education department Keizer, Central Linn, wonderful," said Diana answers and direction." districts to depend on us," he design and help implement men Hillsboro and the Paladichuk, a third- " T h e f e e d b a c k f r o m o u r said. "We want to make them teachers and mentors has been toring services for public school David Douglas " T h i s i s a w i n - w i n self-sufficient." districts and private schools. The district near and director of very positive," said Nadine He also acknowledges that schools arrange for their veteran situation. It benefits teach Portland. mentoring in Zimmerlund, curriculum and working with the districts on teachers to serve as mentors for While ers, administrators, kids, par the fast- instructional specialist for the even a limited basis is a big ben the new teachers, or proteges. the specific ents and the university." growing Hillsboro schools. She noted that efit to George Fox. Brian Putnam, education services Gary Kilburg, Sherwood with 129 teachers new to her "The payoff for our depart specialist in the Office of provided to Associate Professor of School large district this year alone, ment is incredible," he said. "In Curriculum of the Oregon each district District, about Hillsboro was eager to find ways Education time, we will have some of those Department of Education, says vary, they typi the services pro to encourage and support them. folks who are both mentors and the George Fox program is the cally involve an vided by George P a l a d i c h u k s a i d t h e new teachers come here to only one of its kind among inservice workshop at the " Fox. "It has really empow Sherwood district is one of the George Fox as (graduate) stu Oregon's public and private col start of the school year, with one ered the mentors and improved fastest-growing in the state, and dents." leges and universities and that it or two days training mentors. their own teaching and helped more than 60 percent of its teach The program also helps build is helping fill a big need. Then the proteges get atten hold them accountable, and the ers came to the district in the last He said mentoring is "a huge tion for about half a day, followed new teachers like knowing that three years. The district tried to general awareness of the univer issue" nationally because of the there is a specific teacher they sity as the kind of school to by cither a half day or full day in conduct its own mentoring pro which educators would like to which the mentors and protdgds can go to with their questions." shortage of qualified teachers. gram but was not successful, and refer their students, he added. P u t n a m s a i d m o s t t e a c h e r s w h o are brought together for joint Heidi Holdorf, also a third- so the George Fox program has "This is a win-win situation," leave the profession do so not w o r k o n b a s i c c o m m u n i c a t i o n grade teacher in Sherwood, is in been heartily appreciated, she because of salary concerns, but skills and problem solving., her first year of teaching. A said. Kilburg said. "It benefits teach because they feel "isolated, alien W o r k s h o p s c o n t i n u e ers, administrators, kids, parents George Fox graduate, she was Gary Kilburg, associate pro and the university."

DAVIDA ANKENY BROWN, Editor-in-Chief BETH S. TEMPLETON, Assistant Editor TonJfn ERNIE J. STURZINGER. Sports Editor CAROLINA S.GERVAIS,A&E Editor ERIN M. NEWBERRY, Opinion Editor ON, Communications Director The Crescent encourages reiider response and panicipation through letters to the editors. Letters should be tvn^u but your name can be withheld by request. We reserve the right to edit for clarity and space. Send your lettera tn Th r 250 words We will n . ^ 'o The Crescent. SUB Box F c unsigned letters ' or boxmail the Crescent Staff folder. THE CRESCENT - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16,2001 PAGES FEATURE Overseas study programs: step into a new world BETH TKMPLKTON experience is very important," is also important in the selection Fall semester and Mark Wcinert, and be complemented with an Assistant Editor says Paul Chamberlain, Director process." history professor and dean of aca overseas experience. Once appli of Overseas Studies. "Many stu A c u m u l a t i v e C P A o f demic and faculty evaluations cations are completed, an official dents select the school they 3.00 or higher is who will be stepping transcript has been requested To leave the familiar and attend based on study abroad required to be eligi into the overseas from the Registrar's Office, and routine to step into a new world opportunities." b l e f o r o f f - c a m director position references have been given to the full of foreign words and In one year, 35 students are p u s p r o g r a m s . whileappropriate people, students must unknown places is a step into the selected to participate in an off- Chamberlain is obtain signatures from their aca world of students who choose to campus study program. T1 on sabbatical in demic advisor, the dean of stu go abroad. includes students overseas, or ''(^erseas Africa teaching dents, and student accounts. F r o m S p a i n a n d L a t i n consortium, and in the American^ ygram, stucfen at Daystar Applications arc due Jan. 18, America, to the Middle East or studies program. n^d pjckMiji University, in the 2002, for the academic year Russia, to Oxford or Africa, "Students who apply to andi coj^pfetfe a A c a d e m i c A f f a i r s 2002-2003. Students will be r r ' 3 - { ' George Fox offers students the study abroad have priority" o i f - c ^ m p u s \ Officein the Spring. notified of their acceptance with- opportunity to experience a new explains Chamberlain. "We then application from the Students need to meet world during their college experi look at how an overseas study Registrar's Office and the specif w i t h t h e i r a d v i s o r i n o r d e r t o ence. program fits into the students ic program application from assure general education and Sce Abroad, page 12 "We believe an international academic and career goals. CPA Chamberlain in EHS 310 during major requirements will be met

China Studies Program cinating and complex region. Latin American Studies George Fox can join those from University of Oxford. This is a Students also gain an apprecia Program o t h e r C o n s o r t i u m s c h o o l s a n d unique learning opportunity BasedStudies in Shanghai, Program theallows China stu tion of the Middle East church over 1,300 Africans from more where students learn with the dents to experience cross-cultural and an understanding of the eco than 20 African countries to tutorial system. During the Basedthe in Latin San American Jose,Costa Studies Rica, living on a major Chinese univer nomic and political realities, study at the only accredited evan semester, students will work which influence the quest for Program allows students to expe sity campus. Students will rience cross-cultural living, deep gelical Christian liberal arts col through two separate tutorials, explore the complex past of one peace in the Middle East. A trip en their understanding of the lege in all of black, English- studying one-on-one with Oxford of the world's oldest cultures; to Israel is included in the study speaking Africa. At Daystar, dons (professors), who can adapt Lordship of Christ in an interna where one of its strengths is its a c o u r s e t o a n i n d i v i d u a l s t u experience the economic, politi experience. tional context, and to explore the Russian Studies Program dent's requirements. cal, and social realities of con economic, political, social, and indigenous nature as an African temporary China, and look ahead T^his program is unique in that cultural realities of North University, you will have the Semester in Spain to study China's challenges as a JL it draws on the resources of America's relationship with its privilege of being immersed in Program rapidly emerging world power. three Russian cities. Students Latin neighbors. African culture. Oxford Honors Program Middle East Studies spend 10 days in Moscow, 12 Study in Africa Program ThegramSemester is designedin Spain primarilypro weeks in Nizhni Novgorod, and ''T^lie Oxford Honors program is Program rr^he African program at for students majoring or minor- 10 days in St. Petersburg study X a partnership with program X Daystar University in ing in Spanish. Students study ing the history, culture, religion, with the Centre for Medieval and in Seville, Spain, and live in Basedprogram in Cairo, helps Egypt, students this Nairobi, Kenya, is operated politics, language, and current Renaissance Studies, affiliated local homes while attending understand the history, religions, through the Christian College events of Russia. with Keble College of the classes. peoples, and cultures of this fas Consortium. Students from Relationship; series ultimately points students to God continued from page 1 sex plays in our culture and how to provide an open forum to dis Forming and building rela that change. I think it's better in it impacts relationships. The cuss an issue many people on tionships is a part of everyday many cases for each member of a addictive nature of porn and campus consider taboo. life. David Edwards, the chapel couple to be graduated and out on Fox community is not exempt problems associated with its use On Nov. 28, Student Life speaker for this past week, also their own (not living at home) for f r o m t h i s . were also discussed. will host a panel discussion in addressed "Love & Dating: A a year prior to marriage. The group addressed the role The goal of this meeting was chapel regarding the promises New Perspective On An Age-Old "For those contemplating and pitfalls of rela Game." marrying a non-believer, I'd like Future Critical Concern Issues tionships, address Edwards emphasized in his for them to stop contemplating ing the important chapel talk Monday the necessity w h a t G o d ' s w o r d h a s t o l d t h e m Embracing Diversity Alcohol and Drugs roles others play in to trust God in relationships and not do. People should have a January.'February *02 November-December *02 our lives. allow Him to call the shots. sense of God's calling on their This month, discussions will focus Drugs and alcohol permeate the On Nov. 29, As far as relationships at life and find partners with a simi on the diversity around us trnd the need to world. Some substances arc helpful and students can watch George Fox, Dr. Buhrow talked lar or complimentary call." confront our hidden prejudices. Key top others harmful. Discussion will focus on " C h o c o l a l , " a about what he would like to see While everyone seeks chemical use in society. Key topics ics include: stereotypes, oneness in movie which change on campus. relationships with others, God is Christ, building mutual respect, and cele include: substance abuse, prescription a d d r e s s e s s t e r e o "I think some/many students ultimately in control. brating differences. drugs, biblical perspectives, and depres types, acceptance, are already doing this but I'd like "When God says no to a Technology: Friend or Foe sion. and love. The for couples to take their time and relationship, he is not keeping March-April *02 Tough Questions movie will be slow down in relationship.s. For you from something," said The benefits of technology are far- January-February *03 shown in EHS 125 those who are sexually active Edwards. "He is keeping you for reaching: however, there are pitfalls. T h e i s s u e s f o r d L s c u s s i o n s t h i s at 7:30 p.m. outside marriage, I'd like to see something." This month focuses on weighing the pros month will come from the student body. and cons of technology as Christians. In December a survey will be distributed Key topics include: Internet pornogra to collect student's tough questions. phy. impact on relationships, and integri A ty/honesty. Values and Ethics Human Sexuality March-April *03 September-October *02 What do you value? Discussion in Sexuality in our world has been these two months will challenge the uni abused. This month will focus on learn versity community to a.ssess and develop ing to understand and celebrate .sexuality a personal value system. Key topics in godly ways. Key topics include: sex include: priorities, ethics, biblical values, Oo\ny[ huTVS for tlie hdlclaqs? and sexuality, singleness, dating and mar and intcgrity/lionesty. fanilLi aid dd friends? riage. and date/acquaintance rape. 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November Issue THE CRESCENT - ERIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2001 PA G E 4 OPINION

F r o m t h e P e n Recycling woes: our duty to help CRYSTAL WULFF library or the Beebe mailroom to round? How many actually make a Guest Writer recycle the extra paper that accumu point of turning off lights and radios of the President lates from classes? Not every dorm when leaving for classes every " T h e e a r t h i s t h e L o r d ' s a n d hallway has a place to put empty pop morning? How much gasoline is Don't mess everything in it, the world and all cans and paper items. As far as I am wasted blowing leaves around? who live in it; for he founded it upon aware, there aren't any bins where I'm fortunate to live with Janae the seas and established it upon the recyclable plastics and Styrofoam Macy, who can be a bit of a "light waters" (Psalms 24:1). can be thrown away. nazi." She is always encouraging with Mr. Prez. Walking through h o u s e m a t e s t o t u r n campus on a crisp, off lights when we clear fall day, it is leave the room. lEFF KIRKSEY easy to see the beauty With the cur ASC President of God all around.It's rent energy crisis, I visible in the vibrant wouldn't be surprised So there 1 was working hard for the student com colors, blue sky and if the cost of campus munity eating pizza and drinking root beer with the E.L.I.T.E. committee, when out of nowhere I, Jeffrey w a r m s u n s h i n e . housing increases T h e e a r t h i s a with rising energy S. Kirkscy, was overtaken by some form of a man. m a r v e l o u s a n d w o n This man knocked me backward to the ground and costs. derful place. Yet it is We should all began to give me the most pansy thrashing I've ever also fragile and has to be working together received. be maintained and When I finally got to my feet and demanded to to conserve energy know the meaning of this outrage, the sinister indi looked after. whenever possible. vidual simply said, 'i just had to show my guys I Are we as So what can we do Christians truly doing could accost the ASC President and get away with it." as a community to o u r p a r t t o p r o t e c t JBNNir-ER HEPNER increase recycling? I I couldn't believe the audacity of this young man. and preserve the ere- paper?: white and colored paper recycle bins would encourage Now 1 wish not to reveal this individual's name ation that God has .. - n x. each floor to keep a for I am a man of dignity, but for our purposes here 1 , . e n c o u r a g e c o n s e r v a t i o n i n t h e B e e b e m a d r o o m . , f .shall refer to him as "Ben Wilkinson." And let's just generously blessed box available where us with? paper can be recy say the "guys" he made reference to were the men of There are some opportunities on I'm impressed that the new cled. Take the time to pick up trash ED 3. The part that perplexes me the most is, "I could Stevens Center is a certified "Green around campus. Turn off lights accost the ASC President and get away with it." campus to recycle, to reduce the amount of trash in the dumpsters when they aren't needed. It's not so much the accosting that confu.ses me - Building" designed to be energy- each week. Do we really make use of efficient and environmentally friend Feeling extra ambitious? Join just about anyone with the initiative could do that to these resources? others Saturday 1:30-3:30 p.m. at the me because I'm HUGE - it's more the getting away ly. What about the rest of our cam For most students it is inconven 99W Highway clean up. The group with it that amuses me. Obviously our good "Ben" pus? How much electricity is wasted ient to recycle. Recycling bins are will be meeting in Lemmons 14. doesn't realize what he's gotten himself into. every year to heat the dorms to the scarce. Who really walks to the After the unpleasant incident I made a few phone point that windows are open year Hope to see you there! calls; first to Mother for a good cry, then down to business. My good friend that oversees Student Accounts, the Registrar's Office and Admissions Who is the head of the household? assured me "Mr. Wilkinson's" letter of admittance and all credits from the last two semesters had been DAVIDA BROWN I have a friend in her mid-fifties acted out, created a rift in her family, "lost." I was further assured by a wonderfully devised Editor-in-chief who has been married for over thirty and dropped out of college. Their years. Her husband, while a believ home was filled with conflict. "outstanding balance." My friends in Student Life "The man is the spiritual head of Since that time, the man has gifted me an unprecedented amount of community ing Christian, struggles with depres the household." That's what the sion, anger and addiction. received counseling for his depres service hours to bestow on our friend "Ben" and even threw in 2,000 hours for the men of ED 3 just chapel speaker Dave Edwards said For much of their marriage sion. He has made great progress in because. Tuesday. As I sat there in Bauman, I (until about ten years ago), she relating to people and dealing with After that series of phone calls I still wasn't quite wondered how many women would attended church regularly while he his anger. They now attend church satisfied. I knew if 1 really were going to strike back be irritated by his comment. rarely went; when he did go, it was to together. Their relationship is much I would have to do something about bass guitars and I know that I could easily be one a different church than hers. more peaceful and they are happy. of those women. I'm strong-willed, This led to many problems in the color orange. My buddies Tom (Tom Daschle, As Ephesians 5:23 says, "The Senate Majority Leader) and Denny (Dennis Hassert, opinionated, educated, and I bristle their relationship with each other and husband is the head of the wife as when people insinuate that men are their children. The woman found it Christ is the head of the church, his Speaker of the House) assured me they would have no more important than men. difficult to be satisfied at any church; problems passing a bill through both houses outlaw body of which he is the savior." she seemed to be in a permanent I believe this verse perfectly ing the sale of orange garments to anyone whose first Nevertheless, as I thought about state of church hopping. name rhymes with "den" and last name can broken it, I realized that this statement holds illustrates the spiritual aspects of the down into three syllables. I didn't even bother calling a lot of truth. I have seen many Her older daughter's behavior relationship between husband and wife. George cause we're tight. examples that confirm this. began to reflect the father's: she I phoned Pope John Paul next. He guartmteed me that 1 Timothy 6:10 would now read, "For the love of bass guitars is the root of all evil." I was on a roll so I decided I'd call some of my other friends and ask for their help. LETTERS to the editor Vladimir (Vladimir Putin, President of Russia) volunteered a life-long vacation in Siberia for "Mr. Dear Editor, cussion in philo.sophy concerning the at George Fox to have a significant Wilkinson." Tony (Tony Blair. Prime Minister of the Not long ago an artist by the concept of the "soulful intellect." artist create a curious assemblage UK), Jiang (Jiang Zemin, President of the Peoples' name of Roger Feldman erected an How do we convey what the soul reflecting the fundamental relation Republic of China), Helen (Helen Clark, Prime illuminating installation in front of feels? Does art express what the soul ship with Christ. Minister of New Zealand), Hugo (Hugo Chavez, the Murdock Learning Center. is feeling? Take time out to visit the work President of Venezuela), and last but certainly not the According to Feldman, the work is If this is possible then Centered in action and be enlightened. least. Kofi (Kofi Annan, Secretary General of the based on the writings of George Fox softly conveys the vulnerability we Lori McLaughlin United Nations) all agreed that this action merited regarding prayer and intimate com experience away from Christ and the The Cresceni encourages munication. global sanctions on anyone who claims to be the security given to us when we l.ciiers ro llw ediior. Warden of the ED 3 Correctional Facility. Upon visiting the site one embrace his Spirit. Send us your tasteful and con The moral of this story is simple yet true. You notices the artful variation of media. I ask for those who haven't cise letters, poems, thoughts and This supports Feldman's artist state given Centered a chance to take five might be able to accost the ASC President but you other creative messages concern will never get away with it. As my trusted friend ment, "The sequential arrangement minutes for study and interaction ing any topic and they may show Jacques (Jacques Chirac, President of France) said to of forms, textures and their propor with it. Art installations such as this me just the other day in reference to this situation, tion all contribute to the experiential should generate a healthy discussion up in print. Thank you and we look for "Ne garchez pas avec Monsieur le President!" aspects of Centered. A form of pro on what the purpose of art is and how ward to hearing from you. (Translation: Don't mess with Mr. President.) tection, repentance, and discovery..." it can trigger thoughts and interpreta Several times 1 visited the sculp Have a blessed week I tions. Erin Newberrj ture and it spoke to me. I recall a dis It is a unique experience for us Opinion Ediior

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Does the press help or hinder in war? '"Will there ever be a woman president?" Media informs and comforts Biased media rampant in US The 19th Amendment to the US. Constitution that gave women the AARON SEYMOUR Thirdly, it allows us to As an opponent of this was asked a question about the see these horrors, and ask new war that the United States Palestinians celebrating in the right to vote was ratified in 1920. Guest Writer Since that time females in the US ourselves, "Is this worth it?" has entered, one of my biggest streets after the WTC attack. V l a d i m i r L e n i n o n c e The media can present c o n c e r n s i s t h e r o l e o f t h e In her response, she men have struggled to gain equality with observed that if he could con the facts, if it so chooses, in media. tioned these people were a men in all aspects of life. trol the media, he could con an unbiased manner, allowing An optimist would say small minority of the popula However, times have changed and trol the world. the citizens to decide for the media's role is to provide tion, and that many other citi the woman of today holds power. Indeed, the media has themselves whether or not a unbiased facts about the situa zens were involved in support incredible power in being an war is justifiable. It gives a tion. I believe that is naive. 1 ive events, such as candlelight Yet, no woman has been presi ultimate source of knowledge reason to support a war or to think the role of the media in vigils. She asked the press dent, will that ever happen? about the world around us. be against a war besides Just these situations is to provide why they did not cover these What would your We have seen how this power blind emotion. It gives what the nation wants to hear, other positive events, and they has been abused during A m e r i c a n s t h e f r e e d o m t h a t or even worse, what the lead told her it was because these a n s w e r b e ? wartime, but can it be used in they desire to weigh the pro's ership of the country wants its events were not dramatic a healthy way? and the con's themselves, citizens to hear. enough. Can that be called "/ think it begins at home where I would argue that it can. critically analyze the situa I believe it is important to objective news coverage? we each live—in our own lives and First, if the media treats tion, and make careful deci get news from many different So far, I have been sur world events responsibly, it sions. international sources. I have prised by how many people in work-a-day worlds. 1 am often can keep those in charge of This all hinges on one learned many interesting the American media have spo struck that in my MBA program we running the war accountable condition, however: the things from reading a Middle ken about being cautious and are emphatic about diversity and to the public. It holds the media must be used responsi Eastern online newspaper, thoughtful in this new con there is NOT ONE female on the power to expose the wrong bly. If used irresponsibly, it Gulfnews.com. Many have flict. But these statements doings on either side of the can have the opposite effect told me that this source is rarely come from people who faculty." war, and turn the public on all the areas mentioned unreliable because it comes are concerned about the well Karen Thornton-Stanlev against the appropriate side, if above. It can completely bias from a biased perspective. being of those in other nations. MBA Student necessary. In short, it keeps the public opinion of a war, Doesn't our own media also It is our duty to learn the warriors accountable. hiding the horror, and pre comes from a biased perspec exactly what we are doing Secondly, it can keep venting those in charge of tive? around the world in order to "Of course. Why not?" civilians from romanticizing running the war from accept Being an individualistic, make a sound judgment on Ralph Beebe and supporting a war that they ing any sort of responsibility capitalistic nation affects what should happen next. Faculty Emeritus should not. It can accurately for their actions. almost every factor of our In letting a biased media But, if done responsibly, influence us, we are rejecting portray the horror of fighting society, including the media. "It's a nice thought, but / think our a war and the severe conse the media can mediate Watching the news one sees a our belief that man is equal. quences that we must suffer between the people and their lively introduction with clips Flying a plane into a nation is caught up in the idea that in the meantime. emotions. It is a source we of the many tragic things hap building and killing thousands a man will lead us in a more effi When separated from the should appreciate and hold pening around the world. Only of people is horrendous. But cient way. I don't think we can casualties, we can easily and dear: Not all countries hold the most exciting of news usu the real success for the terror stretch beyond our traditions." selfishly support something the same beliefs of free ally makes it to the headlines. ists will be if, in the effort to B e t h a n y W i n s t e a d that is, in reality, reprehensi speech and freedom of the The World Affairs exert justice, we let the values ble. But, the media can pro press. We are lucky. Council of Oregon recently our nation was built on —lib Freshman vide us with the tap on the The media is a truly valu sponsored a speech by Hannan erty, free speech, equality, and shoulder that we need to able commodity that we can Ashwari, a member of the everything that comes with "Yes. Go Hillaiy!" return to our senses. not turn away from. Palestinian Parliament. She that—be taken away. Todd Kimball Junior

"The number of Americans who still think gender matters in lead ership is minuscule, and can no longer swing an election one way o r a n o t h e r. " Ron Mock Director, Center for Peace Learning

"Most presidents are former gov ernors and senators, and we are seeing a growth in the number of female governors and senators. It is only a matter of time." David Mickeison Junior

Out of the students and faculty surveyed... THE CRESCENT - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2001 PAGE 6 A&E Chehalem Cast and Crew of "Man of La Mancha" Symphony's were challenged and inspired by musical first concert CAROL BLACKBURN said Lilley, " not for the horrible amazing growing experience for most difficult, physical scene in the musical, and it definitely Staff Writer creature that the world has creat all of us. For me personally, I was ed and abused." able to explore the actor in me for challenged me, not only as an pays tribute Lilley thought the most the first time. 1 was fortunate to actor, but also to know that the I only have one word to moving aspect of this show is the be able to take risks .safely with actions in the scene do happen in to Finland describe the musical "Man of La way Don Quixote represents the rest of the cast. Throughout everyday life." Mancha"; wow. And I definitely Christ in that he loves Aldonza the rehearsal process we had to From the technical aspect of REBECCA DUPREE mean WOW. Incredible acting, no matter who she is or what .she be intensely focused, especially the production, Tibbs said,"' Man Staff Writer impressive set, magnificent does. "He .sees the beauty within in the very emotional and physi of La Mancha' is the first show music, beautiful lights, and and not the sadness and sin that is cal scenes. I've done tech for, and it's been a The Chehalem Syinphoiiy excellent effects all combined to on the outside." "These scenes demanded difficult thing trying to learn Orchcslra will give ihcir firsl create a powerful performance. Sound designer Matt Tibbs each actor to go places we were sound design and operation as performance <1!" the year One could not help but see said, "The Bible talks about God all uncomfortable going. We I've gone along. Thankfully I've Tuesday. Nov. 20. Directed by how much hard work had had great help especially David Church. assi,stanl profc.s- gone into all areas of this f r o m B e n We i n e r t a n d sor of music at George Fox. the production. But most Bryan Boyd. The cast concert will be entitled. "Songs importantly, it came alive. has been a pleasure to from Finland," and will he fea We, as the audience, were w o r k w i t h . " turing mostly works . by completely absorbed in As for the audience, Sebelius. the adventures and misad almost everyone I talked S e b e l i u s w a s a F ' i n n i s h ventures of Don Quixote to greatly enjoyed the composer who wrote most of of La Mancha. production. Senior Margo hi.s works during Finland'.s The basic storyline is Findley wrote, "'Man of occupation under Russia. He about an old man who has La Mancha' was fantas wrote mostly nationalist pieces gone mad. He believes tic. The actors successful when the Russians had com himself to be a knight ly pulled off the difficult plete control of his homeUmd. with a mission, and he task of portraying a play Church said "Finlandia" rides about the country within a play without los sparked .such strong nationalis seeking to right the ing my interest for one tic fervor that the Russian gov wrongs of the world. moment. I laughed, I ernment eventually banned it. "The story told in 'La cried, I reflected." I n t h e w o r d s o f D a v e Mancha' is one of the "We all need a Church, "It's great music! It's a most moving stage d r e a m t o b e l i e v e i n part of the literature that we lis themes that I have ever beyond our mundane ten to now." s e e n , " s a i d H e a t h e r existence," said Findley, JENNIFER HEFNER The concert, which starts at Liiley, who played Don Heather Lilley and Lyndsay Kirkman confess their distress to Tim "We each need our own 7:30 p.m. in Bauman Quixote's niece Antonia. Dulcinea to spur us on to Auditorium, will also be featur "It tells the story of a I^aFolette in the song "I'm Only Thinking of Him." greatness and to inspire us ing Mozarfs Sinfo}iia knight who is convinced to the belief that we are Concertante, played by adjunct of the beauty and purity of his using the things that aren't to nul made it there together because of contributing in some way to the faculty member Amy Natzke on lady, Dulcinea. In reality, l i f y t h e t h i n g s t h a t a r e . an equal respect we have for each world, to humanity, to ourselves. violin, and sophomore Rcbekah Dulcinea is a kitchen maid Regardless of how dirty we other and a respect for the story We need to believe that our exis Hanson, this year's concerto named Aldonza who thinks noth appear. He still loves us, and we are telling. We definitely took tence has a purpose. 'Man of La competition winner, on viola. ing of herself and sells her body even when the world says we're a leap of faith by trusting each Mancha' certainly reminded me When asked what hi.s hopes to make money. She sees none of worthless, God says we're valu other without having a tight bond of that." were for the Symphony this the beauty and grace that Don able and beautiful, and His." from the beginning. This trust has Senior Brooke Streicher year, David Church said, Quixote sees. He believes in her I asked members of the cast made us stronger people and per said, "Stephanie Shankland gave "Continued improvement... and no matter what happens, and she about their experiences with formers." an A+ performance. Aldonza is a that we can have a great year." simply can not comprehend "Man of La Mancha," and also Actor Mark Johnson, who very 'Carmen'-esque role, which The Chehalem Symphony that." asked them to share the most played Pedro and a Moor, said of is very difficult to portray realis Orchestra is made up of George At the end of the show, challenging aspects of working his experiences, "For myself, I tically because it is a very deep Fox students and musicians Aldonza finally believes what with this show. had the opportunity to work with and emotionally multi-faceted from the local community. Don Quixote thinks about her. Actress Suzanne Santos, a character of whom I have never role. Stephanie had the capabili Admi.s.sion is free, so come sup " S h e s e e s h e r s e l f f o r t h e who played Fermina and a pris had much contact with. From the ty to do it. and she made the audi port your fellow music-lovers. beautiful person she is inside." o n e r, s a i d . " T h i s h a s b e e n a n first week, we worked on the ence believe." Bands Jimmy Eat World, LA Symphony offer fresh rock and rap

WILL THOMPSON LA Symphony stop, and to the little cheerleader Staff Writer Are you com girl in Arkansas. pletely sick of rap "We want them all to relate. music being performed We want it to be that universal. .llinniy Eat World by who some media We want to make a difference in C r e d i b l e r o c k m u s i c h a s mogul wants you to somebody's life by creating become increasingly difficult to believe is a rap artist? music that moves you." find ill recent years. With the Each member of the band www.las\ mpiiony.ccin Coming out of the advent of commercialized grunge LA Symphony stays real with honest lyrics and quality hip-hop same scene as hip-hop was performing solo around the rock, bands looking to play artists Black Eyed LA hip-hop scene during the beats. music, not Just to get "chicks and Peas and Jurassic 5, mid-90s. They continually ran money," have become a rarity in They released two albums themselves overseas. During this LA Symphony returns into each other at venues where the mainstream. with Capitol Records, "Static lime they recorded their fourth hip-hop to an art form, not a mar each was performing. They soon In the ever-growing world of Prevails" and "Clarity." full-length album "Bleed keting scheme. realized the common goal shared rock music. Jimmy Eat World W h i l e n e i t h e r a l b u m h a d a A m e r i c a n " w i t h t h e i r o w n "Whatever is on our heart, among the 8 of them: to make provides a fresh voice for those huge mainstream hit, the song money, no record label backing whether it be laundry, girlfriends, good hip-hop music, which they .seeking something truly unique, "Lucky Denver Mint" gained them. The record was co-pro or God, we just speak it and don't felt no one was doing at the time. yet tangibly catchy. recognition on Los Angeles's duced by Mark Trombino, who try to hold back," said LAS mem Since forming together offi Formed in Arizona in 1994, premier rock radio station KROQ has worked with Blink 182. ber Pigeon John on the group's cially in 1997, LA Symphony has and was included in the "Never Jimmy Eat World has made a rig JEW was soon picked up by Web site. "We try to be as hone.st released an independent album as orous journey to reach their pres Been Kissed" soundtrack. Dreamworks Records and the as we can, and we try to connect well as a single called "Broken ent success. After releasing an In late 1999, the band split rest has become history. In sup with the common man - from the Tape Decks." independent album or two and a with their record label and went port of "Bleed American," JEW dude that's 14 who has a crush on Visit www.lasvmphonv.com number of split EPs, JEW signed solo. They toured Europe exten has toured with Blinkl82 and is a girl in Carson, to the executive or www.mp3.com for more from with Columbia Records. sively and made a name for currently on tour with Weezer. sniffing cocaine who wants to LA Symphony.

lssue6Vol.C,'X\ll( THE —EgjDAY, NOVRMRFR 16, 2001 PAGE? The Bruin Break Room A&E ome of quick and easy recipes for the busy college student Corner on Creativity I love serving and making this rich and deli cious pumpkin dessert because it doesn't TURKEY SWISS PIE involve making and rolling pastry crust— Here's an easy and creative way to use turkey which makes it quick and easy to prepare. leftovers fro,n your ThanksgivLg ,„eal. ' Enjoy! 2 cups prepared stuffing (or about 2/3 pkg of 1 15 or I6-0Z. can solid pack pumpkin Dust in Light prepared "boxed" stuffing mix) 1 12-02. can evaporated milk 1 1/2 cups chopped turkey or vegetarian 3 eggs In the beginning was the word. . . equivalent like Tofurky 1 1/2 cups sugar 1 cup shredded Swiss (or other favorite) 4 teaspoons pumpkin pic spice (or cinnamon) But many words 1 don't understand 1/2 teaspoon salt cheese for instance, war. We define it as a 1/2 cup milk or cream 118.25-oz. box of yellow or spice cake mix 1 cup chopped nuts (or uncooked oats) 3 eggs tag word; we scream back and fortli 1 cup butter, melted hitting each other, but do we touch you? Pal stuffing evenly into a 9-inch pie Combine pumpkin, evaporated milk, eggs, You touch us, I understand you led plate to form a crust, sugar, pumpkin pie building up sides to Israelites against their enemies, but form a rim. Sprinkle spice, and salt in large bowl. Pour into your truthing hand settled their eyes. turkey/Tofurky and GREASED 13"x9"x2" shredded cheese Today this war plays with us, stirring rectangular pan. Top evenly over stuffing. with chopped nuts or us like angry particles, wide open In small bowl, beat _ \ oats. Sprinkle dry cake in the dark. together milk and ^ ^ mix evenly over pump e g g s ; p o u r o v e r kin mixture. Drizzle turkey mixture. evenly with melted Did the others situate you in their Bake at 350 F for 35 butter. Bake at 350 F t o 4 0 m i n u t e s o r stolen planes, can we fit you in our 50 to 55 min. or until until knife inserted mechanical bombs? We ask, did we golden and pumpkin n e a r c e n t e r c o m e s mixture is set and knife vote for this, and even if we did, is out clean. Let stand inserted in center God a democracy? No. Yet, is God 5 minutes for easiest slicing. Serves 6. comes out clean. Serves 12 to 20. Recipe courtesy of Honnel's "Holiday Recipe courtesy of Duncan Mines "Bake it a tyranny, a terrorist? No, no. Favorites" cooking pamphlet, 1993. Easy" cookbook, 1997. Many are asking, reaching for, and forecasting, what side you are on, maybe we should ask what side we fall on. But I don't know, I don't know, the iTiles are clouded, gathering weightless as empty mounds of aftermath, hindsight, and silence.

By your love, bring clarity as the sun, dry from us rattling pain and soiling hate, and bind us weighty with puipose. Bathe us with warm understanding as we collide with one another in ' • • • J - frail communication.

THEY HAVENT QUITE FIGURED IT ALL OUT, Still, shared questions fly around us. BUT THEY'RE GETTING A LinLE WARMER. emitting sparks of armies of us praying, what about forgiveness, what about loving our enemies. Oh Lord, our Lord, OUTCOLD what about this time for war? -Tennille Wright

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^[IfyiSSDAYNOVEMBER 21 ATTHEATRES EVERYWHERE ■n;siieV)W.c5JViri |November THE CRESCENT - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2001 PAGES Pixar scares up big laughs with "Monsters, Inc."

KENNETH DAVIS "scarers" to efficiently inspire kid's movie, isn't it? While many screams from the children. movies tend to take that senti Staff Writer From the Creators of However, the monsters are mental. heart-tug a bit too far (see "Patch Adams"), by the time In 1995 Pixar Animation secretly terrified of the humans, Studios exploded onto the scene who they believe to be dangerous "Monsters, Inc." introduces it, the audience is perfectly happy to with "Toy Story," which became to monsters. When a young child an instant classic among children is accidentally let through into go along with it. Where does "Monsters, Inc". and adults. Two years later they the monster world, Sulley and released "A Bug's Life," another Mike must find a way to return stand among the other Pixar instant favorite. "A Bug's Life" her home before anyone finds films? "Toy Story" stands out if was followed by "Toy Story 2," that she's loose in Monstropolis. only for its "classicness," but which many fans held as superior Pixar is one of the few stu how do you grade four movies to the first. Pixar appeared to be dios that seem to remember the that are wonderful? It seems on a roll. simple joys of movie-making. almost better to admit all are Nothing has changed. With "Monsters, Inc." harkens back to great and leave it at that. Will their fourth animated feature the days of "Singin' In The "Monsters, Inc." be accepted as film. "Monsters, Inc.," Pixar Rain." well as the others? Undoubtedly. delivers entertainment of the cal Not that it's a musical, It's been proven in the past that i b e r a u d i e n c e s h a v e c o m e t o though musical numbers do fig P i x a r fi l m s h a v e f o u n d a h o m e expect. ure in some of the more humor not only among children but also The film follows Sulley and ous moments, but it's that same among their parents and the teen Mike (excellently voiced by John kind of joy to watch. From the and college crowds. Goodman and Billy Crystal, opening credits up through the A movie that manages to be respectively), two employees at end, audiences will find them funny, clever, cute, and thrilling Monsters, Inc., a company that selves unable to wipe that silly (including one of the best and h a r v e s t s c h i l d r e n ' s s c r e a m s t o grin off their faces. chase scenes in recent memory), provide power to the monster The great part is, no one will "Monsters, Inc." is sure to be inhabitants of the city. The com care. Sure, the movie has a bit of enjoyed by audiences of all ages pany utilizes highly trained www.apple.com/trailers/disney/monsters-mc/ kid's movie cuteness, but it is a for years to come. Overview of television's long-awaited Emmy awards Ceremony subdued affair Reviewer looks at the expected and in light of Sept. 11 surprise Emmy winners A D R I E N N E D O R S E Y "America the Beautiful" that fea EVAN DICKENS the actor's choice to base their Wing." Copy Editor tured a choir of college students Staff Writer voles on, and Sheen's perform David Letterman won the wearing sweatshirts of their ance in "Wing's" season finale Variety Series award. Doris This year's Emmy awards respective U.S. schools. The It's hard to summarize tele was one of the most amazing per- Roberts ("Raymond") won for were just another reminder of video screen displayed images vision's biggest awards night into formailces I've ever seen. Supporting Comedy Actress and how life as we once knew it will reflecting the lyrics of the song one short article, but I'll do what L e s s s u r p r i s i n g i s E r i c never be the same. The Nov. 4 and of American life. 1 can to recap the winners and my M c C o r m a c k ' s w i n f o r ceremony was a decidedly sub T h e r e w a s d e b a t e o n various grievances in this small Outstanding Comedy Actor for dued affair that managed to pay whether the Emmys should have space. " W i l l & G r a c e . " I v o t e d f o r tribute to Sept. 11 victims and even taken place in light of cur Best Shows: In a complete Ray Romano, but 1 would celebrate the rent events. Some ly predictable choice. "The West have been surprised with any entertain-, felt the ceremony Wing" was correctly selected as o n e b u t M c C o r m a c k o r ment indus would be a cele Outstanding Drama Series for a "Frasier's" Kelsey Grammer try that helps bration of second season that far exceeded winning. define America and its the first (which also won an Best Actresses; The www.,veuideUve.com America. At f r e e d o m w h i l e Emmy). However, a much more Outstanding Drama Actress Allison Janney of "The West the twice- others felt it was surprising choice was the win by was clearly a race between the ,, postponed simply not a time " S e x a n d t h e C i t y " f o r two "Sopranos" actresses, and Supporting ceremony, to be celebrating. Outstanding Comedy Series. 1 Edie Faico came away with Dramatic Actress, hosted by After two post- had "Will and Grace" or the win. What I've seen of her Peter MacNicol ("Ally McBeai") comedian www.tvauidclive.com ponements and "Everybody Loves Raymond" as makes me believe the risht f o r A c t o r. Ellen Ellen DeGeneres hosted the the possibility of the only possible winners, and choice was made. I completely 1 would also like to congrat DeGeneres. more attacks, the even "Malcolm in the Middle" disagree, however, with the deci ulate "The Simpsons" on its sev TV shows Emmy ceremony. Emmys were not (which has influenced countless sion to award Patricia Heaton the enth win for Best Animated including o n t h e m i n d s o f new sitcoms) deserved the Emmy Outstanding Comedy Actress Series in the last nine years. "The West Wing" and "The most Americans. In this respect, more than the goofy winner. I award for "Everybody Loves I'd also like to question why. Sopranos" took home major it was somewhat anticlimactic guess HBO can't complain about Raymond." This is the one major year after year, it is relegated to awards. when the event finally did take Emmy snubs anymore". award I did not vole for "What would bug the only one category when it has place. In addition, it had Fox Best Actors: The most sur " R a y m o n d " o n . J a n e been, for 13 years now, the Taliban more than seeing a gay Television's broadcast of Game prising choice of the night, for Kaczmarek's performance on absolute funniest and most influ woman in a suit surrounded by Seven of the World Series to me, was " M a l c o l m i n t h e ential comedy on television. Jews?" DeGeneres said, which J a m e s compete with. Middle" is phenome F o r a l l t h e b u z z a b o u t prompted laughter from the audi The night was less focused Gandolfini nally hilarious every " S e i n f e l d , " " F r i e n d s , " a n d ence in LA's Shubert Theatre. on who won the most awards or ("The The Nov. 4 ceremony had a single week, the best "Malcolm," and how they've who wore what than in shows Sopranos") different feel compared to past part of the show, and spawned so many clones, no past. DeGeneres was able to keep o v e r M a r t i n 1 thought this was a years. the audience entertained and still comedy has had as much lasting Sheen no-brainer. The audience was a sea of influence as "The Simpsons," an acknowledge the turmoil our ("The West The Rest: immortal show that still makes black, understated outfits and nation is going through. Wing") for Bradley Whitford and audiences laugh in ways that fewer famous faces. Acceptance Years from now, we proba Outstanding Allison Janney won shows like "Friends" and "Will speeches were dedicated to the Drama www.tvguidelive.com bly won't recall that James the Supporting & Grace" can still only dream of. armed forces and to those who Gandolfini won for best actor in Actor. For James Gandolfini of Dramatic Actor and I think it's time for a little more lost their lives in the terrorist a drama for "The Sopranos," but those who "Tlie Sopranos" won Actress awards, attacks and their families. we will remember how the don t know, Dramatic Actor recognition for such a brilliant The three hour ceremony respectively, for their show, and if being animated dis Emmys took on a different tone Emmy vot opened with a performance of one fateful year. consistently excellent qualifies it from major cate ers are provided one epi.sode of performances on "The West gories, that's a crime.

"Issue , NOVEMBER 16,2001 P A G E 9 Athlpf' f • • SPORTS

EF«N,r R N I E training ^ program ^ receives accreditation MmKMmzdmm years and hired an additional trainer, who Sports Editor has proved to be a very valuable asset. Karen Hostetter is also a head athletic order to continue in their varsity sport. trainer and assistant professor at George Services available include: evalua Isaak received his B.S. from Fox. She is in her second year here at Fox. Willamette University, M.S. in Athletic tions, tape jobs, physical therapy, and a . has had an athletic tr,i„ Hostetter received her B.A. from Seattle variety of other healthcare services. Training from Indiana State University Pacific University and M.S. from However,jng program only recently since was ,he th late ,9^" and his M.Ed, from the University of There are presently 13 athletic train California State University, Fullerion. ing students in the program. These stu « ro, ...iirKrt Minnesota. He is in his seventh year at Isaak, Shenk, and Hostetter combine dents attend and work at all sports prac George Fox. to teach a vast majority of the classes that tices and games alongside one of the three HealthCommis^ron Edncation on ProgramsAccreditation (CAAHEP) ofAllied Byron Shenk is an assistant trainer This newly acqnired accreditation m^es and is chair of the HHP Department. He athletic training majors must take in order certified athletic trainers. Foxone of only three schools in Oregon o obtained his B.A. from Goshen College, to graduate from Fox. Starting at 2 p.m. Students in the program learn a vari have achteved this distinction. Linfie d his Masters in Health and P.E. from the Monday - Friday, they start the other half ety of skills in the training room in addi of their job, which is to work in the athlet tion to their classroom lectures. and Oregon State University athletic tr h^ University of Oregon, and his doctorate in ic training room. A plethora of taping skills, therapeutic mg programs also have been accredited sports medicine from the University of The training room is specifically exercises and modalities, and evaluating Since the mid-i980s, George Fox has Virginia. Shenk has worked at Fox since geared toward George Fox athletes and skills are learned through observation and offered an internship route for 1990. students who planned on taking any physical needs they need help with in hands-on techniques with varsity athletes the National Athletic Trainers every day. Says Isaak, "Athletic trainers Association (NATA) exam. In and athletic training students order for an individual to serve as first responders for our become a certified athletic train athletes when an athlete is er, they must pass the certifica injured. Under the old internship tion exam. route, the students could per In 2003, a rule will be form these functions unsuper implemented, stating that any vised. one who wants to take the exam "Under the accredited pro and become a certified athletic gram, the students are supposed trainer must graduate from an to be within visual and auditory accredited program from within contact of a certified athletic a university. trainer if questions arise during The staff here is excited to treatment or evaluation." have official accreditation, and Anyone that is interested in we appreciate the hard work that the Athletic Training Program people both at George Fox and should contact Isaak and set up outside of George Fox have an appointment with him as done to make this happen," said soon as possible. Dale Isaak, director of the athlet Freshman are required to ic training program. participate in 75 hours of A requirement for the "observation time" in the athlet accreditation process to be offi- ic training room prior to apply- cialis is that George Fox must r -r a u ■ • VICKIEH.AWKINS the program in the spring, have three certified athletic athletic trainer Karen Hostetter helps senior basketball player Jill Barram set up 'Applications must be submitted trainers employed. George Fox upper body workout on the UBE (upper body ergometer). Barram has an injured by March 15, 2002. The pro has had two trainers for several knee but is expected to return sometime in early January. gram itself is three years in length aftera student is accepted. Shenk resigns after 11 years as women's head soccer coach

E R N I E S T U R Z I N G E R ment since 1990. Ironically enough, Shenk for a new women's soccer coach for the started out as an assistant coach for the Bruins would begin immediately. Ye a r - b v - Ye a r R e c o r d s Sports Editor men's soccer team under present coach Overall NWC Manfred Tschan. There was a need for a 1991: 3-8-1 5-3-2 The athletes know no other name. women's soccer coach soon thereafter. The NWC coaches have worked with no The school asked Shenk if he would be 1992; 7-6-2 5-3-2 one else. Byron Shenk has been the interested in the position and the rest is 1993: 11-8 7-3

George Fox University's Women's Soccer history. 1994: 9-3-3 — head coach for 11 years. As this soccer "I know I will miss the friendships 1995: 6-10-2 4-7-1 season came to an end for the women s and respect for my fellow coaches. That 1996: 8-12 team, Shenk announced publicly he is has been a trademark of our program and I 5-9 1997: stepping down as head coach. He respond value those things very highly," said 9-9-1 6-9-1 ed with the statement that he needed to Shenk. 1998: 15-4-2 11-3-2 step down in order to devote more lime to Craig Taylor, George Fox Director of 1999: 11-8 7-7 Athletics, commented on Shenk's coach other duties he is involved with here at 2000; 13-5 11-3 Fox. ing style and personality. 2001: 4-14 1-13 Shenk serves as the chair of the "Byron is one of those people who Health and Human Performance depart always amazed me with the level of con ment at George Fox University and as an cern he has for his players personally, not Overall Rernrd assistant athletic trainer and conditioning just as athletes. His commitment to them Lifetime 200-200-37 academically and socially, his interest in coach. George Fox 96-87-11 He has 32 years of coaching experi their families, their post-graduation suc ence and has compiled an overall record of cess, and his constant prayers for them, are 200-200-37, which includes a 96-8/- a shining example of a coach who sees his Shenk^s Honors mark at George Fox. players as real people, not just for what 1992 NSC A A Vv'est Region Co-Coach of "My other responsibilities were they can do to contribute to the program." the Year requiring more and more of my time as t e Shenk is a 1963 graduate of Goshen 1992 N AIA District 2 Coach of the Year departments have grown, and it was t m College in Indiana. He has a master's to make a move before sprcadmg myse degree in physical education from the 1993 NAiA District 2 Coach of the Year University of Oregon and a doctorate in too thin." said Shenk. "It is decisionrvehadtotmikoinycar,sbecaue education in sports medicine from the 1998 Northwest Conference University of Virginia. Coach of the Year I love coaching and I love my p ayersjbe VICKIE H.AVVKINS •withdrawal symptoms'haven n me j"^ Shenk and his wife, Ina, live in McMinnville, Ore., where he is an active Byron Shenk has stepped down 1998 NSCAA West Region yet, but I know I'll miss everythmg abou as the head women's soccer coach elder in the First Mennonite Church. Coach of the Year the program." ,, the HHP depart- Taylor indicated that a national search after 11 years at Fox. Shenk has taught in the nn

l^sue^ THE CRESCENT - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2001 PA G E 1 0 SPORTS Bruin men end season with win but miss playoffs 'We were given little credit AARON SCHMAUTZ the Wildcats in both meetings Both received a "Player years, and leaves George Fox this season. After the game, all of the Week" award during the fifth in career assists with 29, at the beginning of the this year Staff Writer the Bruins could do was wait and season, and were named All- sixth in goals with 35, and sixth when the NWC was predicting hope to be invited to the NCAA Conference First team. in total points with 99. t h e o u t c o m e s f o r t h e s e a s o n . The Men's soccer season is Division III National Brownlee broke the single Hunter has been a security Teams thought we would be an over for George Fox, but the Championships. season school record for assists, blanket for the Bruins throughout easy win and that we would not Bruin men did not let the door Even though they won their with 13. He also led the Bruins in his career. He has kept opposing fight back. I'm proud of our team shut on a surprising season with final three matches, the Bruins points, with 33. He was the con goal scorers honest in the back- and they way in which they out making a statement. Their were denied an appearance. ference leader in those figures as field as a strong leader. This year, responded to the pre-season chat final game was against the Coach Manfred Tschan was not well. He also notched 10 goals, however, he also had a huge ter. We are losing four seniors that have lead our team over the Pacific University Boxers. surprised, noting that they knew several of which were game win impact on offense in some very The Bruins were not invited their chances were slim. ning. important games. He netted the past few years. It's not going to to post-season play; however, Even though the Bruins were Brownlee ends his career lied for winner in double overtime be easy replacing them, but I'm seniors Merrick Brownlee and not able to sneak into the play sixth on the all-time George Fox against Whitman, and sent a confident that our younger play Bryan Erickson were not about to offs, they can't be disappointed assists list with 25, eighth in match against Willamette into ers will step up to the challenge let their college soccer careers about their season. goals with 29, and eighth in total overtime. Hunter also tied a team next year and lead our team end quietly. Against Pacific, Initially picked to finish sev points with 83. record for assists against Walla through another successful sea Derek Dougherty tied the game enth in the conference, the Bruins Erickson has given the Walla with four. son." with a goal midway through the picked up several big wins Bruins a potent scoring threat As a team, the Bruins were For the second season in a first half, and Erickson scored off against top ranked opponents this throughout his career. He led Fox dominating in many statistical row, the Bruins entered the year the assist from Brownlee in the season in route to a 10-7-1 this year with 11 goals, good categories in the NWC. George ranked at the bottom. This year, second half to win the game for record. Seniors Nigel Hunter, enough for second in the confer Fox was ranked first in points they stepped up to the challenge the Bruins. Adam Moore, Brownlee and ence, and ranked first in the con (127), goals (44), and assists and took the conference by sur The win clinched second Bryan Erickson led the way, ference with .61 goals per game. (39). Ron Besser also had a prise. place in the NWC for the Bruins bringing not only points, but also He also amassed 6 assists and strong showing in goal, topping They have some big shoes to in a season in which they were leadership to every game. 1.61 points per game, second the league with five shutouts, and fill in replacing the departing picked to finish seventh. The Brownlee and Erickson only to Brownlee. stopping 117 shots for third best seniors, but they have a strong Linfield Wildcats finished with formed the highest scoring tan He had three game-winning in the league. core of young talent. The Bruins an identical 9-5 conference dem in the conference, finishing goals, and had a personal best of Head coach Manfred Tschan look to next year to improve on record, but the Bruins claimed first and third respectively in the four scores against Walla Walla. discussed his views on this year's an extremely hard-earned 200! second place because they beat conference in points scored. Erickson has started all four season. season.

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eioncoe S [email protected]' F u s i o n ^ P Mangineiil a s t o r s Hish Serrooi JQ NOVP.MRPB 16,2001 P A G E 1 1 SPORTS concludes season in 3rd place Staff Writer Boslic was another standout player for Game-bv-Game Scores the Bruins this season with an average of on it. 5.13 dip per game which broke Sharon 19-5 As another page in th^ cf u , Burnett's single season record of 4.89 per J j " O v e r a l l : GFU volleyball history 0^1 23rd in digs in the le NWC: 11-5 ■his season shows the B^in'P""' 5e ir 8/31 Eastern Oregon w 3-1 better than others gave them nri!r, fu"^ individuals as well as the team 's not well enough ' "P impressive numbers this year for weekend at home Nov. 2 and 3. 9/7 California St.-H. w 3-2 The Bruins took on Pac in both digs and blocks with 24.34 digs c pickedPicke™t?n to nnish"'"h seventh in the coaches pre- w 3-0 eason poll. By being better than expected and 2.70 blocks per game. g 9 / 7 W h i t t i e r The Bruins were ranked second in the h th Brutns nntshed in a satisfaeto.^ third in which the Bruins domit ^ 9/8 Pomona-I'itzer w 3-0 conference for allowing opponents to have Pacific. This was the Bruins' ^ 9/8 Claremonl-M.-S. se-■ IS on'tIm anything f Conference but disap- this a hitting percentage of a meager .130 per w 3-0 1- P'""t'ns; instead it is a way of the Bruins game and were third in the conference in assists with 13.36 per game as a team. The 9 / 1 2 Wa r n e r P a c i fi c w 3-1 proving that the pre-season polls are never 22. Bruins also ranked fourth in hitting per s 9 / 1 4 W h i t m a n centage and kills with .198 and 14.85 w 3-0 This year the teaiti set individual and ended their season with n dm records. The Bruins had three players respectively. As a team, the Bruins ranked ® 9 / 1 5 W h i t w o r t h 16th in the nation in digs with 23.17 per L 0-3 earn ail-conference honors. The Bruins h game, 26th in kills and assists with 14.62 continued to win as Coach Steve Grant h 9 / 1 9 W i l l a m e t t e and 13.06 respectively, 29th in winning W 3-1 picked up his 450th career win as the If Bruins head coach. With numbers and stats percentage with a record of 16-4 in confer [1 9/22 Puget Sound ence (.800), and 30th in the nation in L 0-3 ike those. I would say that this was hard- games of 30-17, 30-18, and 30-21. blocks with 2.86 per game. ly a disappointing season at all. s 9/27 Colorado Coll. W 3-2 The Bruins finished their season with also said The three Bruins to claim all-confer s a record of 19-5 with their only losses goodbye to ence honors were Mindi Cotner, Shelly Heather Peeples, i 9 / 2 8 L i n fi e l d W 3-0 coming to Whitworth twice, Linfield, Shultens, and Nicole Bostic, who were UPS, and Whitman. Although the record s , 9 / 2 9 P a c i fi c L u t h . W 3-1 first, second, and honorable mention in the was impressive, the Bruins were not invit Bruin uniform. conference awards, respectively. ed to attend the national tournament. J. 10/3 Lewis & Clark W 3-0 Cotner, who while only a junior was a On being left out of the tournament second team conference selection last sea Coach Steve Grant said, "It would have 5 ^ 10/5 Pacific W 3-0 son, really stepped up her play this year by been a great surprise for the selection com leading the Bruins in assists with 1,022 ^ 10/10 Warner Pacific mittee to dig as deep as a third-place team W 3-0 and an average of 11.88 assists per game. from somewhere, even though we've had a r Cotner was the NWC player of the a n d w a s n a m e d N W C ° 10/12'Whitman great season and the Northwest L 2-3 week September 17-23 and in the latest Conference is without a doubt one of the NCAA poll ranked 20th in the nation in ^ 1 0 / 1 3 W h i t w o r t h strongest in the country." Bruin with 407 career digs as L 0-3 assists and currently ranks fifth on the a The Bruins would have loved to be Bruin defensive specialist. GFU all-time list for assists with 2,483. invited to the tournament. Maybe being 10/17 Willamette W 3-0 The Bruins will miss the, * Shultens, also a junior, was a defen left out of the tournament was a disap sive powerhouse for the Bruins this season players next year as they leave 3 10/20 Paget Sound W pointment but the Bruins defiantly hole in the Bruin lineup, which wi 3-1 leading her team and the conference in deserved to go. have to be filled. However, it was 10/26 Linfield blocks (118) and blocks per game (1.58) "With quality wins over teams like L 2-3 and was ranked 25th nationally in blocks. very evident t as we saw this season, Puget Sound and Cal State-Hayward, I'm that the Bruins' youth should not be 10/37 Pacific Luth. She is currently fourth on the Bruins all- W 3-2 sure we were considered, but there are rel underrated and the strengths and time list in blocks with 266. Next on the atively few at-large bids, and while we 11/2 Pacific abilities they will bring with them W 3-0 list is her sister Amy, who is currently third were hopeful, we weren't counting on it, next year are going to be very strong on the all-time list. said Coach Grant. 11/3 Lewis & Clark and powerful. W 3-0 Cross Country ends season on a positive note

STEPHEN GIRDNER The three Bruin men who ran also great time with each other in the small turned in a solid performance in their race. It gave me hope for next year. Staff Writer group and were able to grow very close to The girls really bonded. It was easy Forrest Towne was the top runner with each other. a time of 27:50.90, which earned him a for us to become really dose due to us Ashley Crisell shared her The Bruin cross-country teams came 51 St place finish. Close on his being small in number. The whole team heels was Matt Burg thoughts on the season. really bonded. We hang out on the week ill with a strong finish at the final race of "This being my who finished just ends and evenings. I also met my best the year last Saturday. The top runners second year in friend here at George Fox thanks to cross were down in Salem for the NCAA West o v e r 7 s e c o n d s behind in a time cross-country country!" Crisell said. Regionals at Bush's Pasture Park. The "We had a lot of inexperienced \ ^ Towne aI.so shared his positive experi entire team was not able to run at the meet of 27:58.00, placing him / Funiiers, but Considering the circum- collegiate ences concerning this year's team. because they just missed qualifications at 5 4th. /stances, the results were positive. We're level), I This year was strange and unusual the Northwest Conference didn't for me. I thought I had decided not to run Championships, but the top runners from Nathan Paisley was just hoping to add to this experience next exactly cross-country, but halfway through the both teams were able to compete. know the final season I realized how much I still enjoy In the women's race, two of the four year with some more experience and what to Bruin run more runners. We are going to learn and^ competing and challenging myself. My George Fox runners earned All-Region n e r w i t h a expect, break helped me to savor my final races especially and the time with my teammates." recognition by placing in the top 35. time of Kirstcn Norgaard and Beth Moyer ran grow," out of me. 29:58.90, Coach Wes Cook also had a lot of pos But I a competitive race, and finished less than which put him itive things to say about the season. thought this two seconds apart. Norgaard's tinie of 71st. We s C o o k "We had a lot of inexperienced run w a s a g r e a t 19:32.30 earned her a 32nd place finish The .season ners, but considering the circumstances, .season and I had the results were positive, especially on the and die AIl-Rcgion recognition. Moyer now officially \ ^ ^ w o n d e r f u l t i m e came in right behind in 33rd withatimeof and It IS time for (he run- girls side, where we had two runners earn ...... participating in cross- 19:34.00. which also earned her the ners to tran.sition into training the All-Region recognition and one more country. It was a great season Region recognition. The other two Brum workouts for the track season. As they come close. We're just hoping to add to rumiers in the race were Rebecca Rising at for all of us runners. There was always this experience next year with some more reflected on the season, the overall someone who PR'ed in a race. It was real experience and more runners. We are 19:55.00. good for a 45th place finish, and response was positive. The runners had a ly neat seeing everyone improve this year. Ashley Crisell at 21:07.80 going to leam and grow."

I PA G E 1 2 THE CRESCENT - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2001 calendar & NEWS Nov/Dec 2001 FRIDAY SATURDAY Sunday MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Women's Basketball at Students in Recital, 4:15 Senior Vocal Recital Rachel Grosenbach Warner Pacific, 5:30 pm p.m. 7:30 p.m., Wood-Mar Men's Basketball at Cascade College, 7:30 p.m.

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Women's Basketball vs. Women's Basketball vs. Chehalem Symphony, 7:30 pm Western Baptist, TBA Concordia, TBA

Men's Basketball vs. Northwest, 7:00 p.m. — Thanksgi Vi ng — No School —

I Women's Basketball ^ vs. Western Baptist 25 26 27 28 29 30 College or Northwest College, TBA Peace Supper, 6:00 pm Men's Basketball vs. women's Basketball vs. Cascade College, 7:30 pm Western Baptist College or Men's Basketball vs. Pacific Northwest College, TBA University, 8:00 pm

Masterpeace, 7:30 p.m. Masterpeace, 7:30 p.m. -Registration for spring semester and May Term- 8

M e n ' s B a s k e t b a l l a t Students in Recital, 4:15 Women's Basketball vs. Northwest College, 7:00 pm Women's Basketball vs. Masterpeace, 7:30 pm p.m. Evergreen State, 7:30 Willamette, 6:00 pm Small Group Ensemble, 7:30 p.m.

pm M e n ' s B a s k e t b a l l v s . Willamette, 8:00 p.m.

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Midyear Commencement, 2:00 pm Candlelight Vespers, 3:00 pm Dead Day No Classes Residence Halls Close, 5:00 Final Exams— See http://www.georgefox.edu/offices/registrar/f1nal.html for schedule— p.m. J I I I I Classes: credits determine day Milestone: turkey football firm scheduling, a student must continued from page 1 should come to the Registrar's continued from page 1 intended to bring all sophomores Office Nov. 30. As for part-time first make sure their account for together for class 'hang time'" students. Dec. 3 is their day for the fall semester has been paid Scott Box. S.A.C. advisor, said. and settled. a great deal of work in planning field experience, or special study, spring registration. " A s w i t h a l l S . A . C . this event. They have spent the the required paper work must be Currently, there are sign-up Patty Dell, the registrar, events, the goals last two months working in their filled out and submitted at sheets in the Registrar's expressed her enthusiasm for the include enhancing the the time of schedule y \, Office for this year's new process of registration. "We committees to take care of all sophomore GFU confirmation. are excited to show off our new of the details for the Turkey Registration graduating class. [experience, building Seniors should stop facilities here in the Stevens Bowl. Spring graduates Nov. 26- tradition, and build should show up Nov. 26 by the first floor of Center," Dell said. "If any stu As the S.A.C. has^*^^ ing a true sense of o r 2 7 , M o n d a y o r Nov 30 the Stevens Center dents have" questions about the been working on the event, c o n n e c t e d n e s s t o ( l-r\to ( secure a time slot to registration process, they should they have had one main pur Tuesday, to register. ^ each other and the Wednesday, Nov. 28, is set aside c o n fi r m t h e i r s c h e d u l e f o r t h e feel free to email me or call the pose in mind. university." for students with at least 47 cred spring semester. Similar sign up Registrar's office at ext. 2218." "The Sophomore Milestone is its, and Thursday, Nov. 29, is for sheets will be posted for all stu students with 23 to 46 credits. dents as their scheduling days Students with less than 22 credits approach. Before coming to con ASC Adopt-a-Highway Abroad: applications due Jan. 18 student fees. This will typically continued from page 3 cover travel to and from the pro When - November 17 from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. gram site, tuition, and room and in two or three weeks. The regis board expenses. Books and other Where - Meet in Lemmons 14 trar then sends the application to materials are the responsibility of before heading out to miles 29-31 on 99 West the school of choice. the student. "The majority of our stu Safety is always a concern, Why - 'Cause we dig it when we can help to keep things clean dents lu-c accepted to their pro especially in light of recent gram of choice," says Paul events. and, in doing so, caring for our Lord's created earth... Chamberlain. "George Fox is "As of now, we are still well represented by our students planning on sending students abroad." overseas this spring and in the The earth is the Lord's and everything in it, the world and all While abroad, students fall of next year," says who live in it; for he founded it upon the seas and established it remain enrolled at George Fox Chamberlain. "But I don't know. and the credits taken appear on Anything could happen." upon the waters. their transcript as a letter grade. The opportunity to study Students pay George Fox's stan abroad does not come around Psalms 24:1 dard tuition, room and board, and everyday.