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This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Lanthorn, 1968-2001 at ScholarWorks@GVSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Volume 23 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@GVSU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Women's Basketball Gets Set to Defend GLIAC Title. See story p. 9 THE L, Niemeyer Gets Mixed Reactions From Student Senate By Michael Newell according to Niemeyer. "We are Recommendations for the said Niemeyer. Senate, then to each academic Guest News Writer dealing with what is at the very Allendale campus included the TheThe responsibility responsibility of of coming coming divisiondivision and and final!' finally to the UUUUIUUII-- wilfll continuedconsideration of further forward with a formal written Student Senate. Reaction to the Ptovost Glenn Niemeyer Valley is, how it is developments and enhancements recommendation in this matter recommendation will be solicited addressed the GVSU Student known, what is its reputation as well as closely monitoring rests with the Stowe & Davis and eventually it will be brought Senate on Thursday, November 3 and how will it be thought of in housing needs. Both campuses long-term planning commission. to a vote where it will be decided and tried to shed some light on the years ahead. Those issues go must also take a serious look at From there it will go to the what course o f action should be the ever-growing controversy at the very heart of what the the needs the library must fill, Executive Committee of the See MOVE, p.4 surrounding the proposed future institution is all about," he said. move of at least one school to a Grand Valley has multiple downtown Grand Rapids missions according to Niemeyer. location. One is to emphasize liberal arts Niemeyer said GVSU and another is to emphasize President Arend Lubbers assigned success. The latter was the a long-term planning original purpose of the Eberhard commission to study ways Center and is complimentary to GVSU can best utilize the and not the central mission of property donated by Stowe & Grand Valley, said Niemeyer. Davis as well as the use of the "What will be the relationship Eberhard Center. A between the campus in Allendale subcommittee was given the task and the campus in Grand Rapids of trying to specifically and how can we address that in determine what academic use the best possible way?" That GVSU can make of the available question, said Niemeyer, must be downtown —property. The answered. He said a vertical split commission and subcommittee is the answer for many learning will continue to tackle their institutions. This would identify assignments but in the meantime certain units that go primarily in speculations of who is going one location and would help is popular on the Allendale maintain the integrity of both m e construction began this past week on the campus. campuses. Niemeyer was quick new Automatic Teller Machine. Unconfirmed Niemeyer urged those in to point out that the reports say it should be finished hither quickly . attendance Thursday to keep in development of the Grand Rapids and should be in operation by the time your mind that the final goal will be campus will not happen to do what is in the best interest overnight tuition payment is due. of Grand Valley. He also Several recommendations were (left)The ATM will be located in the pointed out that a move made regarding the Grand Rapids westernmost edge of the south doors to the downtown would help alleviate campus. Among them was to Kirkhof Center. The exterior of the ATM problems with space at the move one or two units of study (right) has already been constructed. Allendale campus and minimize downtown. These would be logistical shuffle. Niemeyer upper division and graduate thinks the move will contihue to programs that could uniquely allow students to interact with benefit from being located in faculty and in many cases it may Grand Rapids. Specific concerns help interaction because of mentioned were the need for Storm Takes Its Toll on Eberhard Center faculty locations. more classrooms, offices, student By Tim Syrek persisted. Windows that were specializes in roofing problems, The downtown issue is one of housing and a development of News Writer improperly caulked also leaked, said that nothing can be done the most difficult Grand Valley certain graduate programs that but other than large water stains about leaks until they show up. has ever had to deal with, would attract full-time students. The severe storms on little damage resulted as the rain "Some construction companies September 22 that dumped 3.16 water was out of any office areas. are to blame for problems like inches of rain on the Grand "To us it was a major leak, these. The workers have lost the Rapids area had a similar effect being a new building, however it sense of pride in their work and inside the new $28 million L.V. was a minor leak considering the looks to meet deadlines not Bush Wins Election Eberhard Center. storm and its effects on other produce a perfect building. The Young Voters Make the Difference Rain leaked through the roof buildings downtown," said basic problem is the quality of into offices damaging a laser Mehler. the workmanship," said Brown. By Tim Syrek "The turnout was fantastic, the primer, various software, ceiling Mehler feels that these Both Mehler and Brown feel News Writer best we have ever had," said tiles, and a cabinet, said Dick problems will occur in any new that it is impossible to trouble­ Berens. She added that the high Mehler, L.V. Eberhard building building. The building is less shoot any problems that may George Bush, the winner of the turnout was due to the manager. than one year old and was plague the facility in the future. national election, continued the controversial proposal A, which Gallons of water leaking into dedicated on April 29, 1988. "Education is the key to republican tradition of victory in passed 2,004 to 423 votes. the building, was described by "The building still has some stopping some problems,” said Allendale Township. The republicans have won the two employees as a faucet-like bumps that need to be smoothed Mehler in reference to several "Almost fifty percent of the last four elections in Michigan, flow coming from the ceiling. out. Only an expert can find the circuit blow-outs that have voters are estimated to be and easily in Ottawa county each The leaks lasted about a day and leaks in the seams. It was like occurred in the building. students.11 said Timea Henderson, of the past two. repair crews worked through the looking for a needle in a "The building works on three secretary of the Township' rri Ottawa cffuntyrthe election following weekend to fix them. — haystack," said Mehler. systems. One for the computers, Supervisor. results have Bush defeating The leak resulted from Mehler noted that the roof was one for office equipment and The doors closed at 8p.m.", but Dukakis, 44,450 to 13,482 openings in the building's rubber given top installation ratings by lighting and one for the heating­ voting continued until 8:45 p.m. votes. Proposal A, has passed skin roof and from a foot in the roof inspectors. He described it cooling system," said Mehler. The township clerk, Norma 39,596 to 13,407. Both numbers cooling tower. According to as being one of the best roofs of People are putting lamps and Berens estimated that 150 people were as of late Tuesday evening Mehler several seams in the roof its type in Grand Rapids. office equipment into computer were backed up outside the door In Ottawa county the didn't seal properly and the heavy "The roofing on this building outlets and this results in an at closing time. Reagan/Bush ticket in 1984 beat rain pushed them open. has a one year warranty from the overloading of the system that Allendale voters cast 2,079 Mondale and Ferraro 60,142 to As a result of the torrential Carlisle corporation. Any blows out circuits. In time this votes for the Bush/Quayle ticket 15,000. In 1980, Carter and downpour, four leaks were found damage will be covered by problem will be solved as people and defeated Micheal Dukakis and Mondale fell to Reagan and Bush in the roof the next morning. insurance," Mehler said. become more educated with the Lloyd Bentsen, who received only 51,217 to 18,435. Since the incident, repairs have Architect Dave Brown, of the features of the building, 510 votes. been made and only one leak has Design Forum Company, ,who explained Mehler. Page 2 The Lanthorn November 9, 1988' Police New Meal Plan Offered For Next Year Beat

it is the plan for the light to through the mail when they're By Brian Holtsclaw passing through the serving area By Pam Thompson New* Writer medium eater. Under the current not sure of where the money are totaled and deducted from the News Writer students account with the meal plans, for example, we have goes." Next year, Grand Valley will exception of the Commons a 19 meal plan. The average "Points will not be carried On October 30, 3 students were be adding a new meal program for where a predetermined amount is number of meals eaten per week from year to year but will be caught stealing a vacuum cleaner its students, "which we call the deducted for the specific meal on that plan is 13. The average carried from semester to from a building. The prosecutor Board Plus program," said used." number of meals eaten on the 12 semester," siad Henke. "It's a big is still deciding whether or not to Director of Housing, Rick "What it's like is a bank meal plan for one week is eight. program all over the country press charges. Henke. account," said A.R.A. director, Some kinds eat more and some now. It's very popular. The On October 30, 2 officers "The Board Plus program is an Doug Klunk, "The student will eat less. On the Board Plus University of Hartford, Emmery stopped a car for running a stop ala carte meal program which buy points and rather than a program, the program allows for College and M.I.T. have it and I sign and found a loaded pistol in allows the students to eat at any traditional identification card that 14 meals per week. You can eat venture to say that other colleges the car. The student was arrested of the dining locations on we have now. It will have a bar more than that but you'll run out in Michigan have it" Tulane for carrying a concealed weapon campus such as the Kirkhof code or magnetic strip on the of points. If you run out of University and Loyola University and was lodged in Ottawa County Center Galley, the Commons back,” that can be read by points you can buy more." also have this program. jail. The student was also charged Deli, the Commons cafeteria, or machines at each food location. Henke said, "Parents love this "It will really expand Grand with receiving and concealing the North Commons fast food The card is similar to a credit plan because they can take dollars Valleys residential life and will stolen property of over $100, as shop." card. and put it right into their sons or probably be available to off there was a stolen camera in the "All the food items obtained at "It is not the plan for the daughters account instead of campus students, too," said car. , any of these locations, while football player," siad Klunk. "But sending the money or check Klunk. r 9 KONS ■ O N C A M P U S Loudspeaker Systems •ON C A M IP>11$ ITZA Pizza will be open KENS .th e new Saturday and Sunday during speaker that puts you Little Brother/Sister Weekend in the performance. • High Performance ON CAM IP III as FREE Delivery 7pm*Midnight • Computer Optimized Thursday, Nov. 10 Call 895-3718 • 10yr. Warranty -coupon ■ Featuring * Electric Zoot Suit (Comedy Team) Diffused Ambiance* Nite Club Series 9 pm/KC - Promenade jONE DOLLAR OFF] for natural sound! any Large Pizza KARNS ELECTRONICS Friday, Nov. 11 910 E. Fulton St. (616) 458-5869 FROM GRAND RAPIDS. Ml 49503 * GVSU Faculty String Quartet UTOA IPSss® IS Lunchbreak Series 12 noon - CFA/LAT FREE Delivery * "The Rivals" 8 pm - CFA/LAT C jJJ_8 9 5 - 37 J, 8 * Siblings Weekend A Saturday, Nov. 12 MONDAY+■ * "The Rivals" 8 pm - CFA/LAT Can't find A Sports Night * Airband '88 9 pm/FH - Arena Place To All Night Happy Hour! * Siblings Weekend - TUESDAY■ Park? Late Night Sunday, Nov. 13 Happy Hour! Are you tired of traffic - WEDNESDAY- Monday, Nov. 14 jams, parking prohjiems, "Bimini Brothers" * Men's Basketball and parking tickets at GVSU vs. U of Windsor GVSU? 7:45 pm/FH - Arena ~ THURSDAY- f Voice your opinion at the Tuesday, Nov. 15 DRAFTS Student Senate meeting 2 5 0 * Health Career Day on Thursday, Nov. 10 at Kirkhof Center P:30 pm -THURS.-SAT.— * T. Daniel Mime Theater - "Structures N o v . 1 0 - 1 2 on Silence" (Lunchbreak Series) 12 noon FEATURED BAND: CFA/LAT Physical Plant will be there to answer your 'Mick Furlo Wednesday, Nov. 16 questions. Bring this ad in for $1 off anything for more information call 8 9 5 - 3 / 2 1 The Lanthorn invites all student on Fri. or Sat. organizations to submit their meeting EXP. 11/12/88 dates and campus events for s ______publication. All information must be at The GVSU Student Senate would like to The Lanthorn office before 1 pm thank everyone 115 MONROE MALL Wednesday for the following issue. who participated in the Social Forum in Paddington 4 Worthmore's This service is funded by the on Oct. 27. , Deli Restaurant Student Senate. 454-2223 V the Lanthorn

Compiled by Andy Karafa The Lanthorn's Letters Section Photos by Julie Edinger The risk of contracting AIDS is on the rise. Do you consider it when making sexual decisions?

To The Editor, I am deeply disappointed and thoroughly disgusted with the Student Senate for holding the Air Band competition on one of the previously scheduled performance nights of The Rivals (Theatre Grand Valley production). I (and many others) wouldn't be so bothered by this if it were the first time Student Senate was inconsiderate enough to schedule a major performance on the same conflicting date as another, but alas, it's the second time in a row that Air Band has interrupted a Theatre Grand Valley performance. This ignorance makes it impossible for anyone working on The Rivals (such as myself) to be involved with Air Band. I don't think it would've been too difficult to schedule Air Band the weekend before Thanksgiving, although the Student Senate probably has reasons for their bad judgement This university already has a serious problem trying to draw interested audience members to attend social functions, but to John Jancek Patti Ambrose Shelia Williams schedule two major performances on one night is truly ridiculous. Jr. Nursing So. Business Sr. Nursing Laural Harms “Yes, I guess I do. I’m very “Yes, it is a problem. People "I think it is important since it is careful who I sleep with. It is should be more careful about an epidemic. If you consider it very important to pick your their decisions on who they sleep ahead of time you’ll understand Dear Editor, partners carefully.” with. It could become a problem what the consequences are.” Being a Public Administration major, I commonly scan the local on campus.” papers for news items that affect the community. I spit up my beer when I read the revised ordinance adopted by Allendale Township. In short, the term "nuisance party" was defined under the "Disorderly Definitions" section of the ordinance. Text continued by listing eleven fairly specific conditions which defined a "nuisance party.” The ordinance went on to state that a nuisance party "results in one or more” of those eleven conditions. Most of the conditions dealt with items such as "destruction of public or private property," "public disturbances, brawls, fights, or quarrels." However, one specific condition stated: Assembly of persons in excess of limits imposed by conditions, rules or requirements of lease or occupancy agreement. Does this condition alone give the police the right to break up large parties? You bet it does. The police now have the right to throw guests out of a leased apartment, if the said apartment contains more persons than the lease agreement specifies. In some cases, a seven-person "nuisance party" is indeed, a violation of the law! This law blatantly gives the police significant power. If the police can enforce a specific clause of lease agreements, what is Rick Peters Pete VanderStel Tim Morris stopping the Allendale Township board from passing a similar So. pursuing writing Ft. Undecided Grad. Student ordinance enabling police to enforce the entire lease agreement? I “With the whole party scene “Yes, Ido. You have to International Marketing can see it now. Police backup needed to evict tennant for people are getting drunk and consider AIDS in society “No, because I only have one deliberately harboring goldfish in an apartment. there is a lot of bed-hopping because, in the future, it will be partner and people here are more What it boils down to is that the police are given the power to with no concern for feelings, or around every move we make. conservative and are worrying enforce arbitrary rules and/or agreements determined by private, third physical concerns. It will be a We could get bad habits for the about it also.” parties (the building landlords). With this ordinance, the landlords problem once it is introduced to future.” are free to impose occupancy limits, and Ottawa County is there to this campus.” back them up. With the current housing shortage, students will be forced to enter such lease agreements, and subsequently, lose their right to have a good time. Page 4 The Lanthom November 9, 1988 MOVE fro m P -1 followed. No timetable was the business school would be his mentioned at the meeting but the first choice to move downtown. proposed move of at least one He said that other schools, Students Protest Downtown Move school to the downtown campus namely education and social is set for the Fall of 1989. work, were also in consideration Questions and comments were and could handle a downtown By Gina L. Fernandez Eric Klein, who doesn't feel that A petition to stop the business taken after Niemeyer explained move. Niemeyer also told News Writei*______the university has the money school from being moved was how the recommendations of the Kasmauski that certain classes needed to expand into downtown. being passed around which, commission would be handled. , would be offered on both Grand Valley State University Provost Glenn Niemeyer according to Klein, got "850 to Eric Klein, a Student Senator, campuses to help curtail the students are protesting the suggested some solutions to 900" signatures from students said he personally thought the transportation problems. possible move of the Siedman these problems, such as building with hopes of receiving 1000 move downtown was a big Many of the students in attendance said they chose Grand School of Business to downtown eating places, building parking signatures. But Klein doesn't mistake and that GVSU was not Valley because of the beautiful Grand Rapids because they feel lots, using the public library or think that the* petition "will using the main campus as well campus and all it had to offer that the campus will be split up. setting up computer systems change their current opinions as it could. Klein said at least both inside and outside of the Some of the problems with library information, and because they already know that a two professors told him they classroom. A move downtown, suggested by the protesting using video tapes of courses at lot of the students are upset." would tender their resignations if many said, would be detrimental students about the downtown Grand Valley instead of "The majority of the students their department made the trek to campus life as a whole. center are, the lack of parking lot commuting back and forth. don't want to go downtown,” downtown. When asked if this was just availability, the lack of close However, whether the Seidman replied Klein in reference to the Michael Kasmauski, another the beginning, Niemeyer replied, eating places, the lack of a School of Business is moved idea of the upper division Student Senator, told "As time goes on quite a number library, and the lack of campus downtown or not is not even a business courses moving Niemeyer if the Seidman School of programs will probably be life. Students are also complain­ proposal yet So far it is just downtown. Klein is also of Business moved downtown It offered downtown." ing about the possibility of Niemeyer's opinion of what the planning to speak in each of the might minimize faculty and Perhaps Niemeyer said it all having to commute from the university should do. business classes to inform the administration shuffle but it with this remark. "The issue is Niemeyer has suggested either students of the business school downtown center to Grand Valley would cause "shuffle upon no longer whether or not the moving the School of Social move and Klein is urging all to take other business major shuffle" with the students, institution will make a split but Work, the School of Education, students to write letters to the requirements. especially those minoring in what kind of split will the president of the university to Leading up the protesting is or the Seidman School to business. institution make?" Only time show student concern. Delta Sigma Pi representative, downtown Grand Rapids. Niemeyer indicated earlier that will tell.

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“He sure is a hot dad!” exclaimed freshman Carin Klock after the This week Critical Focus, your volatile noble. performance of last Thursday’s eye on the world of entertainment, Watching all these aristocratic Nite Club top-billed comedian George Bush. “Where do you think you’re is going to review a play. For those amorous activities are the servants: (and father of three sons), Alex Last week; as he rolled into going, son?” True, the words were who think this means a trip down Lucy (Tracy DeByle), Lydia’s Cole. Playing to a huge crowd in Grand Rapids for the closing days kinder and gentler, but their guns to Allendale Elementary to watch maidservant, a crafty young thing the Promenade Deck, Cole, winner of his nationwide concert tour, I were looking meaner and rougher recess, a play is what actors did who profits greatly; Fag (Mitchell of the NACA comedy award was waiting. As his motorcade with every passing moment before the invention of celluloid Masters), Jack’smanservant, who (beating out even David Naster), roaredpasttheplacel was standing, “I’m thecaterer,” I said from the and Sly Stallone. gets a hearty laugh from all the delighted all with his combination tires squealed to a halt George barrel side of the weapons. Fortunately, the play is still the romantic goings-on; and David of hilarious stand-up comedy and swung open the doors of the car “Well, cater your buns out of thing, as evidenced by the GVSU (Eric Hund), Acres’ manservant, unique facial expressions. and ran towards me at top speed here.” School of Communications seeking only to advise his master. He started out with everyone’s with his arms stretched outward. I couldn’t understand i t .. the presentation of The Rivals, written This is indeed a wonderful, favorite topic these days—alcohol. “Glynn! Glynn!’’ (That’s my caterer dodge had always worked by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. funny play whose production “So what’s this non-drinkin’ name) at Neil Diamond concerts. I The Rivals is high comedy, shows true professionalism in noise?” he asks. Does he observe The man who would be President watched helplessly as hoards of penned in 1775. High comedy is every aspect, from set direction to alcohol awareness? “I’m aware then gave me a bear hug in full second grade brats were allowed the style of such well-known acting to lighting to costumes. of alcohol.

* Guns N’ Roses - Appetite For Destruction Oh my, an album from another group of excessive partying hard rockers with a lead guitarist that -----Recap: In 1976, a uniquely -sr affprprl around the world ■ is shakes from drinking Jack Daniels seductive and erotic world of haunted by a vivid, mysterious like Joe Perry used to shake. No vampires was unveiled in the now dream of twins with fiery red hair sympathy to be found here. But classic Interview With and piercing green eyes who suffer what makes Guns N’ Roses so TheVampire. In 1985, the classic unspeakable tragedy. popular? Perhaps it’s because of continued with the life story of the 3. Akasha - Queen of the By Kristoffer Gair the two overplayed singles, Sweet Vampire Lestat. Damned, mother of all vampires - ChtkHF Mine and Welcome Td Now: Anne Rice continues her rises after a 6,000- year sleep and * *I * Pet Shop Boys - already hit the Top 40, Domino The Jungle, or maybe because they extraordinary Vampire Chronicles puts into motion a twisted plan to Introspective Dancing and Always On My Mind, opened up for Aerosmith during with Queen O f The Damned. The “save” mankind from itself by Nothing irritates me more than a and another looks promising. The their tour. Whatever the reason is, story brings together the first two elevating herself and her chosen label that reads “50 minutes of Boys use plenty of melodic 1’ m not sure. Perhaps if they clean books to create an even better third. son/lover to the level of the gods. new music! Includes an extended keyboard and vocal changes to up their act, soberness may set in Three threads intertwine as the These threads wind sinuously version of the hit single ... and a keep this new wave pop album and give them ideas for a better story unravels: through a vast tapestry of the new remix of ... plus four more from getting monotonous. Next sounding album and aclean image. L The rock star known as the violent, sensual world of soon-to-be world smash hits." time, though, I wish they would Until then ... Vampire Lestat prepares for a vampirism. In this book, Anne Rice Righto! As if all die swigs on the get away from the packaging concert in San Francisco. Among transports us more deeply than ever tape will be world smash hits. If labels. If you aren’t familiar with Tidbits : Hold everything! the mortal audience are vampires before into the complex, erotic, anyone ever reaches that goal first, the Pet Shop Boys by now then Samantha Fox has a new album who hate Lestat’s power and who electrifying world she has so countonitbeing Michael Jackson. why start with this album? Would being released! More T & A from are determined to destroy him ... masterfully created. Jackie Collins Nevertheless, Tntrospective is an you start a book at the third chapter? England. 2. The sleep of certain men and eat your heart out, literally! excellent album. Two tracks have I think not. women - vampires and mortals Page 6 TheLanthom November 9,1988 BIG LAUGHS Russian Circle Offers Travelogue arid Circus Trip from pg.5 time?” Some other highlights: By Barb Neumann Last April, an equivalent group away. / that they are very impressed. “Yes, Those things in your eyes when Features Writer of Soviet youth toured the United "Mystery guest student" wentto it is different than the circus here,” you wake up: “cornflakes in your States; Johnston and her group the Soviet Union in 1986. Thu states Johnston. 'i t is a highly eyes”; “eye boogers”; “optic snot”. This month, The Russian Circle hosted them in Utica. “We took student took an overnight train, respected profession, a major form Something to make you shiver: is presenting a travelog andorgan- them to malls, an automotive plant, The Tolstoj Express ftomHelsinki of entertainment for all classes. “Think about paper cuts on your izing a trip to see The Moscow our high school and to a swim­ to Moscow. This student com­ They are really serious; every­ tongue” (especially from State Circus. Impressions o f The ming party. We wanted to show mented, “Helsinki is only 5 hours thing is done perfectly.” envelopes!). U.S.SJi. will be 7-9:30 p.m., Fri­ them how teenagers live and study away from Leningrad, so a lot of Frontczak added, “It was fan­ What happens when you put day, November 11, Room 209, Au here.” Finns and Scandinavians take this tastic! They played all the old.folk something cold in your mouth? Sable Hall. Russkij zakuski (appe­ Senior Debbie Frontczak was a train to Leningrad for the week­ songs we learned in our Russian “Brain freeze”! tizers) and Russkij style tea, with member of the 1988 GVSU/ end. Our conductors weren’t too choir last year." What’s somthing hot that kills raspberry preserves will be served. AkademiaEkonomicza Exchange. friendly at first, wouldn’t let us There are special circus schools your tongue? Chicken pot pie. Three GVSU students who have (Story, November 2, The Lan- take their pictures. But soon we in the Soviet Union where per­ Will he give up smoking? “I recently been to the Soviet Union, thorn.) She obtained an addi­ were trading cigarettes and jokes. formers are trained from child­ know I should give them up but will show slides and compare tional visa for the Soviet Union. They showed me a clandestine hood. The mystery student said, I’m not a quitter.” impressions. After her classes finished in Po­ copy of Time magazine. Pointing “They’re treated just like their After that was said, he stuck a Freshman Julie Johnston from land, she joined agroup of people to a picture of Elizabeth Taylor, Olympic athletes, or ballet danc­ cigarette in his nose and said, “This Utica, Michigan, went on an from all .over America on an In­ they asked how old she was. I ers, or mathematicians. Anyone is the second most disgusting thing American/Soviet Exchange in tourist guide. Her group went to s a ii ‘Fifty-four. Why, all Ameri­ that has the potential to bring glory in the world.” Driven by curi- 1987. Her group of Macomb Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev. can women are like that—beauti­ to the U.S.S.R. is educated, trained, ousity, this reporter spoke up and County youths went to 7 different While in Moscow , of course, ful, sexy and young-looking.’ pampered—total overkill!” asked, “What’s the first?” Soviet Republics. They visited they went to Lenin’s tomb. Upon “They taught me how to drink If you are interested in going to Cole replied by putting the the BalticRepublics(current“hot” exiting the building, someone like a Russian —with a bit of bread The Moscow State Circus with cigarette in his mouth and then spots) and major cities in the asked their Intourist guide how the and sausage." This student also The Russian Circle, contact club putting it back in the pack. He told Russian Republic. They also went “GreatLenin” was preserved. The had a few cloak-and -dagger sto­ officers, Barb Neumann, 895-5413 us that people bumming a smoke to some of the southern and Cau­ guide answered.that he had been ries to tell. or Dorianna Gould, Foreign Lan­ off him would never know the casian Republics; along the Rus­ embalmed. Frontczak, whocomes Also this month, The Russian guage Lounge, ex t 3203. Or, go difference. “Life’s a gamble,” he sian “Riviera” to the Black Sea from a family of Detroit morti­ Circle is organizing a trip to see yourself. The Palace is 30 miles says. resort of Sochi; and Baku, capital cians, said that couldn’t be so, The Moscow State Circus. The N.ofDetroit. Take 1-75 toN.E.of Another favorite part dealt with of Azerbaijan andoil capital of the “because embalming the insides circus will be playing at The Pal­ Pontiac. Take Exit 81, which is being the eldestchild and having a U.S.S.R. doesn’tpreserve the skin. So how ace in Auburn Hills from Tuesday LaPeer Road (also State Rte. 24). little brother. The eldest child, According to Johnston, partici­ was his skin preserved?” through Sunday, November 15 - Exit towards Lake Orion. Go says Cole, is god untill the brother pants in the exchange are selected Having noted how cool it had 20. Showtimes: 7:30 p.m. T. - approximately 1/2 mile to The comes along. So, to be fair, Cole on the basis of leadership, scholar­ been in the mausoleum and that Sat., matinees Saturday at 11 and 3 Palace, 3777 LaPeer, Auburn Hills, decided to make the kid’s life ship and how well-informed they Lenin was kept under glass, and Sunday at 1. Tickets: $7.50, 49807. The Palace B.O.: 1 (313) miserable: “You aren’t my real are on world issues. In addition, Frontczak asked, “Is he frozen, or $10, $12.50 and $15;. group rates 377-8600. You can charge tickets brother. Me and dad made you in Johnston’s group underwent a 7 vacuum packed?” available for 25 or more in group. to your phone # or mail checks the garage.” month orientation before going on Incensed, the Intourist guide Most Americans who have seen (include $2 handling charge). Altogether, Alex Cole made the tour. refused to answer and walked any Russian circus perform report everyone at our table laugh until tears came out of our eyes....as if we didn’t already have enough water on campus to laugh through Choral Groups Leave on State Tour a thousand performances!

By Stu MacKenzie ensembles for the Winter ’89 term. Features Editor Music in Motion, featuring jazz and show tunes as well as move­ Fifty musicians representing ment, has an opening for one bari­ three choral ensembles fro m Grand tone/tenor. An audition is requ ired, Valley State University, will go and previous show choir experi­ on a three-day tour of northwest­ ence is helpful. Rehearsals are 12 ern Michigan Nov. 9, 10, and 11. p.m. to 12:50p.m. Monday through The tour will take them to Pe- Thursday. toskey, Harbor Springs, Traverse The GVSU Singers are seeking City, Ludington, and Benzie one baritone and two sopranos. County. Auditions are required for those The ensembles include the wishing to join the 45-voice select Grand Valley State University ensemble. Rehearsals are held Singers, 42 select voices singing Monday through Thursday from 1 music ranging from the Rennais- p.m. to 1:50 p.m. sance to George Gershwin. The GVSU Madrigal Ensemble The Music in Motion group has openings for one baritone/tenor includes 12 members who sing and one soprano. Auditions for the vocal jazz and show tunes includ­ 10-voice select group emphasize ing “Puttin’ on the Ritz” and “Too skills in reading and musical inde­ Dam Hot” from Kiss Me Kate by pendence. Previous experience in Cole Porter. As the name implies, madrigal ensemble work is rec­ performances by Music in Motion ommended. also include choreography, cre­ The Festival Chorale is a non- ated by the students. select ensemble rehearsing Tues­ The Grand Vally Madrigal day evenings from 7 p.m. to 9 Music in Motion members caught in mid-movement. Photo by Julie Edinger Ensemble is 8 select voices sing­ p.m.. Openings exist in all sec­ ing music from early periods in­ tions. Auditions are not required. cluding the Elizabethan age. The a Anyone with experience in high capella style of their material school or church choirs wishing to demands that these 8 singers be pursue group singing is invited to independent musicians and very attend. Under the title Music 109, = November is Human Sexuality Month. The* The Solution strong readers. Festival Chorale also offers one ■Counseling Center invites you to contribute a 5001 The ensembles are directed by credit to participants. Professor Ellen Pool, now in her Audition and information re- ■word or less original essay on any aspect of HUMAN I 6th year as a full-time faculty quests can be directed to Professor ■s e x u a l it y . ■ member at Grand Valley. Ellen Pool, Director, 157 Calder 5 Prizes will be awarded for the best judged essays. I Professor Pool also announces Fine Arts Center, or by phoning that openings are available in vocal extension 3612. SEssay s will be featured in the Lanthorn with author's I permission. I | Essays should be sent to the Counseling Center to® ■the attention of Amy Bade by November 14, 1988.® Questions? Call Amy Bade at 895-3266. ® [p Ta Ts i • The Lanthom November 9,1988 Page 7 English Photo of Faculty the Week Photo by Readings - Michael Bryers By Stu MacKenzie 4 X 5 Features Editor % ms m m to g a Selected by - '■*gm tBi w* Three English faculty members m S mm » » who teach creative writing will read Paula Sarvis f S »m selections from their poetry and fiction on Thursday, November 17, ■Photo o f the Week wants to use beginning at 4 p.tn. The readings yourphotographs. Youdonothave will take place in the main gallery to be enrolled in a photography of the Calder Fine Arts Center. classs to submit work. Refreshments will be served. If you have ah 8 X 10 or 5 X 7 Everyone is welcome. black-and-white photo that you The three featured faculty find particularly fine, send it to the members are Patty Bridges, Louise Lanthom office, or leave it in the Peacock, and William Osborm. envelope on Bob Bums' door, 218 Patty Bridges graduated from LSH. Include your name and ad­ William James College and dress on a separate piece of paper. received her MFA from the University of Oregon. In 1984 she published a collection of poetry, Where Is (he Wilderness? She will be reading from her second collection, A Facefor the Invisible,. whichshe is readying for 3 5 Latin publication. con(unction The 30 Danish measure Bill Osborn received his MFA 1 0 p e n in g When you party 4 S lu m b e r 3 7 G uide from Bowling Green State fl 8olemn promise 39 Channels Weekly University of Ohio and his Ph.D. 12 Ventilate 42 Organs of remember to... 13 Kind of beer hearing from the State University of New 43 Rlvsr Islands 14 Retirement-plan Crossword 4 4 Fruit York at Birmingham. He has In lta . 46 Middle East published fiction in a number of 16 M a y in g peninsula Puzzle 17 Spanish pots periodicals, including The 48 Flying Insect IB D oom Mississippi Review and the 51 Sum up 2 0 B ad CarQliniL.Quarterly- He will be 52 Small bottles 21 T w irl 5 4 Bom reading one of his short stories. 23 Russian tea 5 5 D ance step Louise Peacock, who has urns 56 Roman official 27 Liquid measure 57 Female: colloq. received her academic degrees from 8 Incites to anger 2 8 S a m e as 4 Narrow opening DOWN B Pretentious University of Michigan and 30 Italy: abbr. 5 Paths rural residence 31 Abstract being 1 Aeriform fluid 6 U rge on Michigan Sate University, will be Don't get wrecked. If you're not 10 Anglo-Saxon 32 C h o ice part 2 Be III 7 College degree: Teading from her recent poetry and sober- or you're not sure - money 34 R esort 3 Gains abbr. fiction. She has published in a let someone else do the driv ing 11 Existed 16 Diminish number of periodicals, including A rm'ssai,t' provided b\ this newspaper 1 2 and lleer Drinkers t if America 18 Animated The Red Cedar Review and The 12 n 20 Send forth .Blug Heron Review- . j 21 Slumber This is the first in a series of * ★ * IS 22 One of Columbus’s presentations by Grand Valley ★ ★ ships faculty and students. The next ¥ | | l l * 24 Place In line program is December 1, at 2:45 25 More mature 4 U K * 26 Asterisks p.m. where Grand Valley writing BEER DRINKERS 28 Pertinent students past and present will read OF AMERICA 33 Limbs poetry and fiction in the Mainsail I’ARTV* SMART 34 Scorching 36 A continent Louge, Kirkof Center. 38 Athletic group National Headquarters 40 Smoothes 2 9 0 0 -D Bristol St., Suite 201 4,1 Short period Costa Mesa. CA 92626 5 Gaelic "14-SS7-2337 46 Weaken 1-800-441-2337 47 Mountain on Second Impressions of GVSU Crete fleer Drinkers o f America supports National 48 Siamese native by Karen Hooyenga Collegiate Alcohol .Awareness V iet 49 Beverage ************************ 50 Lamprey Beer Drinkers of America is a nun-pruhl consumer membership orgamattoti open onh lo persons owr the age of 21 53 Cyprlnold fish This place is a child’s wonder­ COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE land Of puddles and dirt and rain / But I didn’t come here to make mud pies.

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VarsitySwimme The Grand Valley Women’s Basketball Team rode a 12 game winning streak into first place in the GLIAC last season, gained their first NCAA post season bid, and are ALLENDALE-A near capacity let up for a while yet so they need hoping to keep their strong tradition going this year. crowd cheered the GVSU Varsity to get used to competing tired,” . Coach Pat S. Baker Grzyb, a three sport player and 11 Swimmers to win Saturday night saidNewsome. Sophomores Todd letter winner during her years as a student at Grand at the inaugural GVSU Relays. Nellis swam his bestbutterfly race Valley, leads the Lakers in her eleventh year as head Grand Valley easily won the ever with a time of :58.82 seconds basketball coach. She was the Great Lakes Conference women’s competition by 48 points and Dave Martini dropped two Coach of the Year in 87-88 and was one of 20 nationally over second place Ferris State. The seconds off his best 200 yard honored by the American Women’s Sports Foundation. men’s team had to tie Ferris State freestyle time, going the distance She presently holds as 158-114 overall record. With the for the championship. 1:56.62. For the men, the freestyle strong returning players and impressive newcomers, this “We felt that we could win both events were their strength as they could be Baker Grzyb’s most successful season yet meets, but a couple of below par took both first and second places Toni Phelps, a 5’7" senior, and Karrie Williams, a performances left us short in the in both the 800 and the 1500 yard 5’11" junior are the returning starters for the Lady men’s meet,” said Coach relays. Lakers. Phelps averaged 8.9 points and 4.6 assists per Newsome. “We also had some GVSU women won nine out game last year and “will provide leadership and direct outstanding swims for our first twelve events on their way to the our offense once again,” said Baker Grzyb. Williams meet. Overall, I’m pleased with championship. Laker depth really go to work on the inside, as she averaged eight the way we performed.” made the difference in the butterfly rebounds and ten points a game last season. “I expect Senior Dave Scholz had a super team of Kris Schottey, Amy Haan, Karrie to dominate inside this year,” Baker Grzyb added. ‘ meet leading off the progressive and Laura Briggs blew the Four other letter winners also return to the Laker lineup. relay with a team record time of competition out of the water by The Lady Laker women's basketball team will The freshman recruits will play an important part in the :22.94 seconds in the 50 yard over 15 seconds.Karla Block have to defend the GLIAC Championship this lookoftbeLady Lakers this year. HelleMathiesen, from freestyle. Last season Dave overcame a 31 second deficit on year without the help o f last year's team leading Copenhagen, Denmark will play beyond her freshman finished 11th in the GLIAC the anchor leg of the. 1500 yard scorer, Rose Antrim (above, holding trophy.) status, as she gained much experience playing on the Championships with a time of freestyle relay to help win the But, with their strong returning fettermen and Danish National Team. Six-footer All Fedio, another :22.72 and had predicted that he Lynne Dykema in the breaststroke, tough recruits, they are prepared to make their inside player, is “a powerful post-up player,” Baker would break the 22 second barrier and freshman Andrea Jarmosco in mark in the conference this year. Grzyb says. All-state player Angela Frick wil also have Lanthorn File Photo this season. “Last season the the 100 yard freestyle. “Overall, an impact her first year, as she led Walkerville to the NCAA qualifying standard for the we did well but still have a ways to Class D title last season. Threeother freshmen will round 50 yard freestyle was :21.26, so go in some events,” said Newsome. out the Laker bench. we still have a ways to go, but we Both the men and women travel Triathalon Time Change The Lady Lakers begin their season November 19-20 are definitely closer!” said to Oakland University on Friday The time of the Indoor Tritbalon has been with the Laker Tip-Off Tournament The conference Newsome. for their toughest meet of the year. channged to 7:00 pm from <5:00 pm on the I<5tb of season begins December 19 againstLakeSuperior State. “Several other men had good Oakland men’s team finished November. Preregistration and late entries will Baker Grzyb predicts that perennial powers Oakland, performances also for as tired as second at the NCAA Nationals still begin at 4:30 in the Fieldhouse. Hope to see Saginaw Valley, and Lake Superior will be the teams to we are right now. We have been last year, and their women finished spectators as well as participants there. beat in the conference. However, with the Lakers going hard in practice and won’t sixth. impressive lettermen and talented freshmen, they will be in a good position to dominate in 1988-89. GVSU Celebrates 100th Win Lady Harriers Take Eighth A Gridders Overpower North wood; 34-2 Place at Division II Regionals By Mark Halstead Isaiah Lipsey in the end zone for a tying Bruce Hendricks’ career By Jason Anglin University with 108 points. Sports Writer safety at the 7:04 mark of the mark set from 1976-79. Sports Writer Rounding off the last of the top second quarter. Beck was more than pleased with five teams was NorthemMichigan The Grand Valley State football With the momentum on their the win which was also GVSU’s On Saturday, November 5, the University with 142 points. team insured themselves of a side GVSU took the opening 100th football victory s ince starting Grand Valley Women’s Cross Taking first place for the Lady winning season by defeating second half kickoff and quickly the program in 1971. “As a team Country Team scored 189 points Lakers was junior runner Laura Northwood Institute, 34-2, in less marched do wn the field and scored we started very slow, but I was to place eighth in a fieldof fourteen Moore with a time of 19:14, to then adverse conditions in Midland when fullback Robert Bell plowed pleased with the performance of teams and one-hundred runners at place 11th overall. Taking second this past Saturday. in from six yards out. It was the our players, I thought that our the NCAA Division II Great Lakes place honors for the Grand Valley Playing in a steady rainfalT all first of three touchdowns on the offensive and defensive lines Regionals. team was sophomore runner afternoon the Lakers overcame a day for the sophomore who lateF played very strong while Southeast Missouri State Sandra Terrel who placed 13th slow start to push their record to 6- added two more scores from one- dominating the lineofscrimmage.” University won the regionals with overall with a time of 19:26. In 4 on the year while wrapping up yard out. Offensively the Lakers once an outstanding score of 36 points. third place for the Lakers and 41st theiTfourth consecutive winning Backup* quarterback Shamus again compiled 400 yards m overall was—freshman- Niekt season under head coach Tom O’Keefe added a late score on a 16 offense led by Lipsey who ran 20 the individual placings with first Vanderberg with a time of 20:10. Beck. y ardgallop to complete the scoring times for 89 yards. Eric Lynch place runner, senior, Laura Byrne Placing 58th overall was senior GVSU overcame a slow start for the Lakers. added 68 yards on seven carries, with a time of 17:27 for the five Gail Hoffman in a time of 20:35. that did not see them scoring their The Lakers showed their while Bell ran for 35 additional kilometer (3.1 miles) course. Running a time of 21:15 to place first points until there was 31 dominance in the second half yards in 11 attempts. Hull was Placing second overall in die 72nd overall was sophmore Kim seconds left in the first half. compiling 172 rushing yards and spectacular in the sloppy individual competition was Korienek. Finishing for the Lakers Trailing 2-0 at that point, 93 passing, while holding the conditions as he completed ten of Southeast Missouri State was Bobbi Bailey in a time of quarterback Jack Hull hit tight end Northmen to a single yard. 17 passes for 142 yards. Mitchell University senior, Jane Gautier 21:46 to place 85th overall. Commenting on the race, Coach Bob Mitchell from ten yards out, Northwood quarterback Joe was the Laker’s leading receiver with a time of 18:15. Gary Martin said, “It was a good after Phil Neuman added the extra Malatinsky was sacked five times with four catches for 58 yards. Ferris State University placed second in team standings with a race, especially for our first two point the Lakers took a lead that and completed only three of 19 GVSU will complete their score of 104 points. Placing third runners.” they would never relinquish. passes for 23 yards. Laker season when they host Saginaw was Ashland College with 106 Coach Martin also said that. Northwood scored their only defensive end Scott Taylor Valley State this Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Arend D. Lubbers Stadium. points. In fourth place was points when defensive end Brent registered three of those sacks, See REGIONALS, p. 10 . Northeast Missouri State Domine tackled Laker tailback giving him 25 for his career and i f,wviv«a. h»r^ttitfw m v('fW .iA ut'ffruu\w rw J.u Page 10 TheLaMhom November9,1988 i-m- — — h.... - ...... ■■■...... * ■ ' ...... ♦ .• | Cagers to Start Season With Blend of Experience and Youth Loss of Mike Davis Leaves Big Hole By Joe Lowden and each player was named to the productive freshman year Sports Writer All-Great Lakes Conference team aveeraging 7.2 points and 4.8 as honorable mention. rebounds per game. Grand Valley Men’s basketball Finch was the Lakers leading The loss of two-time All-GLIAC finished in fourth place with a 18- scorer in 1987-88 at 18.7. He will performer Mike Davis to 10 record, and 8-8 in the hold down the small forward spot graduation leaves a spot at point conference. However that was last once again. The 6-5 outside shooter guard. “Mike’s leadership will be year. This year the Grand Valley was a pleasant suiprise for the missed greatly and someone is Men’s basketball team will feature Lakers. “Ed is coining off an going to have to step up and take a blend of youth and experience. excellent season and is a very his place.” Coach Tom Villemure’s club strong scorer,” adds Villemure. Battling for the spot will be consists of three senior starters Smith is also coming off his best juniorRob Gurney and sophomore along with 11 freshman and season as a Laker contributing 11 Todd Jenks. Gurney is a solid all- sophomores. His 1988 Lakers points and leading the Lakers in around player while Jenks is a appear young on paper but rebounding with nearly seven per scorer who as a high school senior ViUemure disagrees. “We have a game. Villemure lodes for bigger was third in the State of Michigan solid nucleus returning that has a and better things from the 6-8 for voting for Mr. Basketball. Also great deal of experience and the center this season. “Terry is very helping out in the front court will opportunity for a strong team is steady and has gotten better every be Steve Harvey. there.” year,” commented Villemure. For the second year in a row, One problem for the team is the Regarded as one of the best ViUemure, has signed five new injury to Steve Van Oss. Van Oss, shooters in the GLIAC, Wiersma, recruits. Joining the Lakers wiU be the 6-6 forward, had knee surgery has hit on 47 per cent of his three- Jason Devine, Doug Haverdink, and will be out for die season. “I point field goal attempts the past CharlieMandt, Joe Schui tenia, and think he was a key player for us, two seasons. The 6-2 off-guard Brent Wichlacz. “Mandt could but we have some experience in averaged 13.6points while starting - workrightiniotheplayingrotation our starting line up.” said every game. “Kentis a pure shooter upfront and Devine mA Schuitema Villemure. with great range,” claims in the backcourt,” ViUemure said. This starting lineup will be senior Villemure. The Lakers have bolstered their trio of Ed Finch, Terry Smith, and The incumbent starter at power schedule by adding a home-home Kent Wiersma. This trio started 82 forward will be sophomore Shawn series with Kentucky State and The Laker Basketball team practices hard to get ready for the new games between them last season O’Mara. The 6-6 O’Mara had a See CAGERS, p. 12 season. , Photo!Julie Edinger

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•t i V ; i v * -» V* Page 12 TheLanthom November 9,1988' this season, may play a key role in the Lakers success due to the Van Oss injury. Crew Hosts Novice Regatta Football Ends This Week two women) in the men's race. The Laker football team will By Kristi Mattson Grand Valley took first through complete the 1988 season at Guest Sports Writer fourth places, soundly beating home when they host conference Grand Valley Crew's Novice MSU's boat rivals Saginaw Valley State this Team hosted University of With competition over for the Saturday. . __ Michigan, Michigan State and season, many members are will begin his third straight Both teams are coming off Cagers Ready To Begin Notre Dame Saturday for a regatta training for the Indoor Ironman season at the shooting guard impressive victories as SVSU in Grand Rapids. U of M sent Triathalon to be held November spot, while the 6-8 Smith will shut out Ferris State 12-0, and As the leaves have fallen and about 100 rowers, Notre Dame 16 in the Fieldhouse. The team is anchor things down at the center the Lakers romped past the snow is beginning to drop, and MSU each sent about 90. hosting this competition, which position. North wood 34-2. The contest college basketball is just around Grand Valley's brave team of is open to the public. Sophomores Todd Jenks and should be a good ending to a the comer. As quickly as the about 20 each rowed at least two Individual conditioning is in Shawn OMara will complete the good season for GVSU. football team ends their season races to offer nine shells for starting five. Jenks will fill the Saginaw possesses two fine effect now with team practices this Saturday the Laker Hoop competition. The other teams taking over in January. Anyone point guard position vacated by running backs in Kevin Mitchell Team will begin their season the also raced eight or nine shells. interested in rowing can plan on two-time All-Conference and Robb Cook and will attempt following night The eightman shells were quite performer Mike Davis, and the to run the option attack against a Novice practice Monday through Under head coach Tom successful for Grand Valley. The powerful 0*Mara will start at stingy Laker defense. Friday 4-6pm. For information Villemure GVSU will host the men's eights placed third and power forward. Offensively GVSU will attempt about the triathalon or the team University of Windsor in an seventh in a field of fourteen. U The Laker program was dealt a to so the same thing with tail call Greg Hartsuff at 895-7805 or exhibition game at the Field of M provided the stiffest devastating blow when they lost back Isaiah Lipsy and fullbacks Brenda Hubley at 895-4510. House with tip-off time slated for competition while most of Notre front court player Steve Van Oss Robert Bell and Eric Lynch. 7:45 p.m. But this Saturday Dame's shells, some of U of M's to a season ending knee injury I do not see the Cardinals people can get an early glimpse and all of MSU's shells placed two weeks ago. So freshman scoring many points, and the way of the team when they hold an behind the Lakers. The women's Charlie Mandt will step forward the Laker offense has been intrasquad scrimmage also in the eight also found U of M tough to become a key reserve for performing I do not see them HELP WANTED Field House at 11:30 a.m. competition but out rowed one U Villemure holds an impressive Villemure. stopping SVSU. Look for a of M and all MSU and Notre If you are so poor that 306-177 record in 17 seasons as Junior Rob Gurney, along with good football game but in the end Dame boats to place fourth. you can't pay attention, the GVSU head coach, while freshmen Jason Devine and Joe the Laker offensive front five of Michigan State was the only YOU NEED WORK ! compiling a 415-208 career mark. Schuitema will be reserve players Mark Prins, David Beebe, Tom team to face Grand Valley in the Leading the way for the Lakers in the backcourt, while Mitchell, Winfred Caddell, and Immediate part-time fourman races. The women placed in 88-89 will be the senior trio of sophomore Steve Harvey and Andy Goeddeke will be too much second and third in the four boat positions available. Ed Finch, Terry Smith, and Kent freshman Brent Wichlacz will for Saginaw. race. The Lakers rowed three Wiersma. Finch is a 6-5 small back up in the front court. Call Shoreline Systems fours and a mixed four (two men, forward who led the squad on Freshman Doug Haverdink, who GRAND VALLEY 35 8 4 2 - 9 0 3 3 scoring last season. Wiersma was scheduled to be red-shirted SAGINAW VALLEY 22 By Appointment Only

Another First next to Allendale in Challenge —November Specials- Tannina iq visits jot wiy-sai ** Call 895-7151 for apt. By Joe Lowden Sports Writer Redken Glypro Shampoo $10.50 for 16oz 5oz. of Mira 9 FREE with purchase of Glypro There was another first last week in the Lanthorn Sports ______offers expire 11/23/88______Challenge. In the last week of October Neil Garry became the first person to win the contest twice, by picking 16 out of 21 Last week's winner, Gordon Stenger Two-time winner, Neil Garry Part-time correct winners. team, and I hope they win the Challenge this year, and he has Neil admitted that he has only National Championship." missed entering only once. JOB OPPORTUNITY played sports challenge twice this Last week Gordon Stenger Gordon is a sophomore year, and both times he has predicted 17 of the 20 winners in majoring in Political Science. suceeded. He plans to play again, the Sports Challenge, and edged His favorite NFL team is the Los §fL®(S)/lnl®(y)(Ei and at that percentage why not? out Angelia Groom's 17 correct Angeles Raiders, and his favorite Neil is a freshman majoring in picks by three points. Both college team is Michigan. His Journalism, and besides football Gordon and Angela picked Grand favorite sport is football, GRAND RAPIDS or ZEELAND he enjoys hockey, baseball, and Valley and from there everything naturally. basketball. Neil's favorite NFL boiled down to points. Gordon WINNERS FOR LAST WEEK: Early Morning Shift team iy the Cleveland Browns, predicted 50 total points in the U.P.S. who he predicts will win the Grand Valley victory, and Angela 17 CORRECT- GORDON Superbowl. As for his favorite just missed by predicting 53. STENGER, Agelia Groom. An E/O Employer college team Neil said, "Notre Gordon has been a faithful Don’t forget to fill out Dame is my favorite college contestant of the Sports this week’s entry! Inquire at Student Employment

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