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Cedars. 77. https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedars/77 This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by Footer Logo DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in Cedars by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 12 THE BACK PAGE MEET THE Inform PDR CHEF Encourage -see page 2 Inspire Sidewalk Talk since 1906 Friday, October 22, 2004 ON THE WEB: www.cedarville.edu/cedars Vol. 53, No. 3 If a Cedarville University Lady Jack- staff or faculty member ets Pick were running for President of the United States, who Up Pace by Jim Sawin would get your vote? The ladies’ soccer team fell short in three of their last four Aaron Wilson Jeff Clark games, yet persistence paid off Sophomore Sophomore as they easily defeated the Tay- lor Trojans in their last match. Music Major Electronic Media Major Senior forward Jane Adams was the offensive standout in all the games, scoring fi ve of her “I don’t have time for “Chuck McKinney- Be- team’s six goals and embedding her name in the Cedarville Uni- this, I’m late for lunch” cause where else am I versity record book. gonna take my girlfriend The Otterbein Cardinals came out storming on September 28, on a Friday night?” scoring three times in the fi rst half to defeat the Lady Jackets 3-0. Taking advantage of a 20 m.p.h. backwind, the Cardinals scored in the 9, 13, and 18 min- Eugene and Stanley Jerome listen eagerly as their comedy sketch airs on national radio. D. Snell|CEDARS utes of the game. Hilary Atha, Mandi Wroblewski, and Sara Vasbinder scored the goals for Helping the visiting Cardinals. The Car- Joan Gardner Tim Hartman Fall Play “Bound” to Please dinal’s large shot (9-2) and cor- Senior Junior ner kick margin (13-2) further contributed to their victory. Business Management Major Mechanical Engineering Major Students in determine to write the funniest the cast includes Justin Keller Adams got the Lady Jackets by Sara Eplin off to a quick start at the Octo- Need comedy sketch they can come and Kristin Sando as Jack and ber 2 game against conference “Professor Spencer” “Dr. Lamborn” up with. Kate Jerome, Rebecca Wolff foe Malone by netting her eighth by Missy Hunt On the weekends of October They find what they think is as Kate’s rich and cultured sis- goal of the year 7:30 into the 1-2 and October 7-9, Cedar- prime comedic material within ter Blanche, and Colin Luther game. It was a pretty 15-yarder ville’s theater department per- the walls of their own home: as Ben, the eccentric but lov- from the right side, but it wasn’t enough to keep Cedarville from The Academic Assistance Of- formed its fall play, a comedy a retired socialist grandfather able grandfather. losing their third straight match fi ce is a new, quickly-grow- by Neil Simon, entitled Broad- who falls asleep at random, Sando and Keller were per- to the Pioneers 3-1. Goals in the ing department. Last year this way Bound. a mother who lives solely to fect as the dysfunctional mar- 38, 63, and 77 minutes guided area had only two part-time Set in 1949, the play cen- take care of others, and a fa- ried couple. Both communi- the Pioneers to their eighth positions. However, this year ters on the Jerome family, a ther who the boys suspect of cated the conflicting feelings straight win and dropped the Lady Jackets to 1-2 in the Amer- they boast three full-time staff fairly normal family living in having an affair. of marital unhappiness in a ican Mideast Conference and 7- whose day is devoted to every a working class neighborhood. Although their writing of- sincere, believable manner. 4-1 overall. student that walks in the door. Brothers Eugene and Stanley fers them some solace from the Luther provided some much On October 5, the Lady Jack- If Kim Ahlgrim’s sentiment is Jerome, who still live with storm brewing in their home, needed comic relief during ets once again entered halftime any indication, this is not just a their parents, Jack and Kate, Eugene and Stanley cannot some of the play’s tenser mo- with the score tied at one, but Brody Morris three late second-half goals by Junior job for these three staff mem- are comedy writers hoping to ignore their parent’s marital ments, and Wolff skillfully Mount Vernon Nazarene handed bers, but a life calling. make it big in show business. issues and the separation they Cedarville their second straight Psychology There is good reason for such When they get an audition to all suspect is inevitable. conference loss and fourth Major a passion. Ahlgrim said, “It is be on CBS radio, the brothers Directed by Rebecca Baker, See BROADWAY BOUND Page 9 straight loss overall. The Cou- the Christian thing to do, but gars recorded their fi fth straight victory over the Jackets with “Professor really it is the Christ-like thing the 4-1 win. Adams scored the to do, to care for our students Have opening goal for the second Galen P. with disabilities.” straight game, while sophomore Smith” The need for such a depart- midfi elder Abby Price was cred- ment is obvious. This year ited with the assist. Students, On October 9, Adams had just there are 100 students with what the doctor ordered against identifi ed disabilities. To these the Taylor Trojans. Not only did students, Academic Assistance Will Travel she end her team’s four game skid, but she also scored three offers services that fulfi ll the by Joe Dugan department’s creed, “opening goals and assisted another to lead the Jackets to a 4-1 victory. doors to success for all Cedar- With the three goals, Adams ville University students.” Travel study is a growing became the fi rst woman in Ce- The department provides all trend at Cedarville University. darville University history to students with academic assis- As each major fi eld of study is complete a “hat trick” twice in Nic Grosfi eld and classmates horseback riding in Egypt. N. Grosfi eld|CONTRIBUTED tance services and advocacy increasingly affected by global- her career. CU’s all time leading scorer to help them achieve the goal ization, students are seeking to the globe. From Oxford to Mel- Dickey, however, interest has netted the ball in the 8, 20, and of graduation. It oversees develop a broader perspective bourne, from Paris to Beijing, actually increased over the past 75 minutes while freshman Lisa academic accommodations on education, culture, and life. students are expanding their several years. Because a larger Blackburn recorded the fourth for those students who have As an active partner with the horizons and experiencing the number of freshmen are map- goal for the Lady Jackets in the disabilities, as defi ned by the Council for Christian Colleges global community fi rsthand. ping out their academic plans 86 minute. Senior goalie Jess Balser also had a fi ne showing, Americans with Disabilities & Universities (CCCU) and the With the heightened sense with the objective of at least one stopping six shots in the win. Act of 1990, and it serves as Council for International Edu- of international security con- travel study experience, Dickey The Jackets hope to increase an information, advocacy, and cation Exchange (CIEE), Ce- cerns following the events of projects that there may be an their number of victories with darville makes it possible for 9/11, a drop-off in travel study increase of up to 40 percent in just a few non-tournament students to attend satellite cam- programs might have been ex- games left in the 2004 season. See DISABILITIES Page 3 puses and study programs across pected. According to LaVerne See TRAVEL STUDY Page 2 THIRD-PARTY MEM- WHY WE ALWAYS WHY BOSTON ISN’T BERS CRITIQUE “EL- TAKE THE BUS... THE ONLY TOWN WITH EPHANT AND DONKEY” A HISTORY MAKING see [Getting There] page 6 S H O W TEAM see [Third-Party] page 2 see [Ladies Volleyball] page 11 WHAT’S INSIDE WHAT’S D. Tursack|CEDARS 2 NEWS SPORTS 11 Brand New Buildings, WORLD NEWS by Autumn West SCOREBOARD Same Timeless Values Men’s Cross Country Lady Jackets Volleyball ๏ Egyptian Explosions: The fi rst terrorist attack on Egypt since 1997 rocked the Taba Hilton and Ohio Intercollegiate Cham- 14 of 39 two beachside camps on October 7. The attacks by foreign terrorists, most likely linked to al-Qaida, killed 30 pionship by Jessica Sobonya and wounded nearly 160 more. Three claims of responsibility for the Sinai attacks have surfaced from little- tral to everything we do here.” known groups, but there was no evidence that any of them were authentic.