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4 a W kM J 1 by Kathy Shelton his group is solely financial gain lovebombing it will separate the If a group of head shaven New members of The Way must person from his usual setting and Hare Krishnas were to come take the Power for Abundant confront him with a group of the Jjncing and giving out carnati- Living class This forty- hour cult followers This is usually the ons in front of Slayter Union videotaped program is taught by turning point for the recruit no doubt word of their presence Dr Wierwille himself and costs At this time the mind control nould spread faster than news of about S400 After a person takes begins in the form of hypnotism

a fraternity party But is the this class he can take the advanc- The key to mind control is the Denison community truly aware ed class also at a high cost breakdown of a persons reason- of less visible religious cults that After completing both classes ing ability An unsuspecting have visited the campus to win the recruit becomes a Word recruit deprived of sleep and fed converts Over the World Ambassador high starch foods is in a mental- La spring The Way Intern- and commits one year of his life ly weakened state and is easily ational a religious cult known to traveling and spreading the hypnotised Presently two New Greek Games Denison students participating In two of the Creek Games which took for using mind control in its in- word From the time a prospect York pa re nts are suing The Way place on fraternity row Saturday doctrination techniques sent becomes interested in The Way International for an undisclosed four ambassadors of love to the to the time he becomes an am- amount of money claiming that campus under the pretense of bassador usually takes six mon- their daughter was brainwashed Doing foreign students seeking ths and constantly harassed by Way friendship with Denison The Way International is members students similar to many religious cults It Dean Schmidt is quick to The members of The Way has a living leader who believes point out that all religious cults sought out five students and ask- that he has a special revelation to are not destructive but he thinks ed them to a spaghetti dinner off spread throughout the world that The Way is A cult is campus after striking up a quick The leader lives in luxury while destructive when the person friemWiip Although no harm the followers live in poverty and turns against family and a as brought to the people who total obetlience friends Dr Wierwille in his n nit to the dinner they were Most cults have a target pro- teachings even states We are hara- sed for weeks until security file or an idea of a person that is your new family jiiified The Way and its most susceptible to the techni- When asked if The Way is still nembers that they were allowed ques of persuasion Dean of active on campus Dean Schmidt n campus only is they were Religious Life at Denison Steve said I dont know There are r- uined and invited by a Schmidt outlined a typical still people in the community member of the community target profile A cult is on the therefore they must have sup- Wording to Dr Victor Paul lookout for a bright idealistic port However their members V i ta ille founder and leader of person that is on the fringe of a have dwindled to one or two peo- The Way until last year The group or appears lonely ple at the most at Denison The Wav International is a biblical Usually a cult will make con- Way is only one of the cults that r- iarth and teaching ministry tact on non- threatening terms seek membership at colleges Fioni dav to day we continue our and use an approach known as throughout the nation so F f P ongoing effort to understand lovebombing Lovebombing is chances are strong that if The wJGOI GlICCOOlO itid apply Cods word Op- strong excessive positive feed- Way is no longer interested in ponents of The Way believe that back After a cult has won the Denison another cult soon will by Cara Murray lyrics of Animal House and purpose of Dr Wierwille and confidence of a prospect by be Both Mary Kimberly and Louie- Louie coultl be heard Russell Cushman presidents of The crowtl participation was Panhr- 1 anil IFC respectively great says Cushman Granville merchants rely on DU agreed that The Black Sheep A more serious function of Reggae Band who performed in Greek Weekend was the annual by Michael Towell number of bad checks and other The students of Denison not Livingston Gym Friday Blood Drive which was open for The Denison student is con- problems is substantial only help Granvilles economy September 16 introduced a seven hours on Monday Nearly stantly reminded of the Mr Jim Dumbauld of the through their purchasing power very successful Greek 150 donors gave blood This Denison Granville community Village Barbershop says that but also by being a vital part of Weekend The concert was number is consistent with past and the strong sense of unity bet- students account for 20 to 25 the work force Many students especially successful because we years statistics even though the ween these two bodies One of percent of his business I Ie would each year provide their services broke even usually we loose drive was located more centrally the strongest links between like to see fewer students break as volunteers Students serve in money explains Russell on campus this year Denison and Granville is the appointments Dumbauld says churches youth organizations Cushman The final event of Greek Week merchan- tcustomer relationship he appreciates the student schools the recycling center the The second though less was speaker Steve Nelson The students of Denison Univers- business but it does cause dif- fire station and in many other populated event of the Greek Nelson lectured on drug abuse ity constitute a crucial element ficulties when students do not positions Weekend was the Greek Games peer pressure and responsible of Granvilles economy show Ive been very impressed with that took place Saturday on drinking habits Last year Greek As Mayor Tom Gallant states The only problem the Gran- the number of students who are f raternity r ow Kimberly ex- Weekend stretched to a week I think Denison has a strong im- ville Inn has with the business working in some volunteer plains Saturday not many but was confined to a weekend pact on the economy of Gran- that Denison University supplies capacity in the community says people turned out but those who and a day this semester This is ule If we didnt have the is the Inns inability to accom- Mayor Gallant did were really into it because it conflicted with students who patronize the modate all those who wish to stay From the Mayors comments Cushman pointed out that of the Womens Week explains downtown businesses the vitality there Parents Weekends and those of the many merchants weekend events only the Greek Kimberly f these businesses would not be Graduation and other functions interviewed it is quite evident Games were exclusively Greek The underlying reason for wth as it is presently that draw a lot of people to that Denison University plays a Later Saturday afternoon a Greek Week according to The general consensus of the Denison create a welcome but very important role in the Pure Jam Concert took place on Kimberly is to promote and il- merchants surveyed was that unfortunate overload says Sue livelihood of their business fraternity row but the hit of the lustrate Greek life Cushman Denison students make up a Sapp banquet coordinator for Likewise the many stores and evenings activities was the movie feels that Greek Weekend has Slgnificant part of their business the Granville Inn Sapp went on businesses of Granville play an Animal House shown at 930 been successful in answering its The students not only make a to say that the Inn can handle important role in providing for on Skin Hill Skin Hill came alive purpose and Kimberly says monetary contribution to the and is happy to cater the ban- the needs of Denison with nearly 600 bopping and Russell and I were really pleased businesses but they also affect quets that the fraternities and cheering students Nearly V4 it came off well he atmosphere of the stores As sororities hold there along with mile away on Chapel Walk yicki Sabo pharmacist at the student patronage of the Jaylors Pharmacy put it pub and restaurant They liven things up This was One store that would seem to tne feeling of all the merchants have difficulties resulting from questioned They felt Denison Denison is the Granville Times Philippine Turmoil Four weeks the assassination opposition leader sudents were pleasant and The reason being that the after of courteous customers Denison Bookstore sells some of Benigno Aquino violent demonstrations against President Marcos continue Some of the merchants the same merchandise But ac- Detail on Page 2 although they enjoy student cording to store owner Mr Dan Opinions This week Denison students react to the worsening tuomers is no intense com- Campus four did make a few sug- Young there in the US Marines Details on Page 2 gestions for smoother petition Although they sell situation Lebanon for transacl- mid- will new look Details lons Mrs Barb Ripko many of the same products Slayter Union By year Slayter Hall have an entirely Manager of the Granville Banc- there are many items unique to on Page 3 Ono said she is pleased with the each store So rather than Springsteen Copy Cat Steve Pond of Rolling Stone Magazine looks al Mkhael number of student accounts but detracting from each other they Pare a performer who sounds and looks a little too similar to Bruce Details on Wlhs studen- compliment one tftswould be more 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QUESTION If you were President Reagan what would you in VJeM Mews about the situation in Lebanon Would you press for more miliilT force or for a withdrawal of all naval air and military forces Rn domly selected Denison students answered this question last week rjQQiD veraCo Sn review

by Dan Smith has increased with Druze The Liberty defeated Australia US Marine military involve- militamen battling the Lebanese II twice this week to take a 2- 0 ment in Lebanon increased this Army The Lebanese air force lead in the best of seven competi- week with the decision by Presi- has conducted air strikes against tion off Newport Rhode Island dent Reagan to allow the Marine the Druze in an effort to allow Australia II rallied to cut the commander in Lebanon to call the army to maintain positions in American lead to 2- 1 with a on air and naval support for the strategic Chouf Mountains three minute victory on Satur- both the Lebanese Army and the east of Beirut day multi- national peacekeeping Jimmy Connors defeated Ivan In West Hartford Connecticut Abbie Wardwell junior ma- force The Navy has already Lendl 6- 3 6- 7 7- 5 6- 0 to win this week a Wells Fargo guard joring in Biology I think we Missy Roulon freshman ma shelled Druze gun positions in his fifth US Open Tennis drugged two fellow employees have a responsibility but I am joring in communications the Chouf Mountains in response Championship Connors was and made off with over 7 concerned about American would withdraw the US to Druze shelling of Marine posi- forced to leave the court once to million The man Victor military influence in the region Forces tions around Beirut Airport attend to intestinal difficulties Manuel Gerera reportedly told The fighting in the mountains which plagued him throughout his co- workers that he was tired campus the tournament of working for other people opinions Aftershock of Aquinos murder still shakes Philippines Y on the part of the panel is unlike- ment George Bush made an of- by John Reagin ly however as the members are fical state visit as an expression The aftermath of the August all staunch Marcos supporters of the Reagan support only a few a 21 assassination of former Marcos himself has claimed that months ago Just after the t v Philippine Senator Benigno only Communists have benefited Aquino assassination fr Aquino Jr has thrown the from the murder and obviously Republican Senator Mark O Philippine Islands into a state of would like for the panel to clear Hatfield of Oregon was told by Steve Downs senior majoring political and social turmoil The his government of all suspicion Marcos that the government in economics I would give the Philippines which have been Aquinos funeral at the Santo would survive the political furor Marines the authority to initiate Margaret Lee sophomore ma under martial law since 1972 Domingo Church was symbolic Reagan is planning a visit to the and retaliate against those at- joring in Biology I have not had an election since of the politics surrounding it Philippine Islands in November would pull tacking them according to the out all military forces I President Ferdinand Marcos The funeral service was in accor- would circumstances take a very isolationist stance defeated Aquino in a closely con- dance with family wishes and tested election 1 1 years ago was attended by official from on- Aquino spent the first seven ly the United States Japan years of martial law as a political Canada Australia and the Euro- PcScky Pas prisioner Accused of murder pean community Their and political subversion Aquino presence was perceived not only NEWS SERVICES- Nelson scientists who have delivered lec- of Political Science was thrown into jail but was as respect for Aquino but as W Polsby one of the nations tures in memory of the man who Polsbys many honors and released in 1980 to receive silent support for a return to most respected authorities on first headed Denisons depart- awards include research medical attention in the United democratic rule in the Philip- American politics will present ment of government now fellowships with the Social States His last three years were pines Notably no one from the the sixth annual Cephus L political science in 1949 Science Research Council Th spent in exile in the United Marcos regine attended the Stephens Memorial Lecture in Polsby a graduate of Johns Brookings Institution T h- Stales ceremony Political Theory at 8 pm Mon- Hopkins University with both eCenter for the Advanced Studv day September 26 in Denisons masters and docterate degrees in Behavioral Sciences The Fa i It is suspected that government security guards shot Slayter Auditorium from Yale was the editor of the Foundation The John Simm The in Aquino then already author of numerous American Political Science Guggenheim Foundation and and dumped Galmans murdered books and articles on the Review for six years He has writ- 1982- 83 the Roosevelt Cenu corpse on the scene presidency and Congress Polsby ten extensively on urban power for Policy Analysis in will be discussing Consequences structures political parties na- Washington DC Aquino reportedly wanted to The funeral procession to the of Party Reform also the title tional elections and was co- Along with his current post a reunify the political opposition Manila Memorial Park Cemetery of his latest book at the free author of Presidential the University of California to the Marcos regime As he was flanked by over one- million public lecture sponsored by Elections with Aaron Wildav- Berkeley Polsby has taught at disembarked from his flight to Filipinos Although the crowd Denisons department of sky the fourth Stephens lec- Wesleyan University the Univer- Manila however a single shot was respectful the immense tur- political science turer In addition to books on sity of Wisconsin Yale Sta- struck him in the head and killed nout was the largest demonstra- Currently a professor at the Congress community political nford Hebrew University him Seconds later the alleged tion against Marcos since the University of California power and British government Jerusalem and the London gunman Rolando Glaman was declaration of martial law After Berkeley Polsby is the sixth in a subjects he also served as editor School of Economics gunned down by security guards the procession reached the series of prominent political of the eight- volume Handbook The Marcos government has cemetery however violence alleged that the killing was the broke out between police and the wot k of Caiman reputed to be a mourners One student was kill- hired assassin of Communist ed and several police officers US car sales rise by 15 in 1983 forces The official government were wounded by Missy Carney con statements indicate that The murder of Aquino has The 24 percent and 23 per- their popularity with US Caimans former associates provoked the worst political Twelve months ago auto sales cent price increases are primarily sumers were organized crime syndicates crisis the Marcos regimehas had were severely depressed But in directed towards the larger Between September first an and other subversives Caiman to face Although free elections contrast sales for American models which are in strong de- 1011 sales increased for CM had spent time in Philippine had been planned for sometime made cars rose in the early part mand Also automakers are at- Ford Chrysler and Americar military prisons under direct next year prospects for such of September 1983 and are ex- tempting to raise the sales of Motors while dropping f order from Marcos peaceful transition to a pected to continue increasing as fuel efficient subcompacts Volkswagen of America It is highly unlikely according democratic government have more consumers acquire the which have recently lost some of to opposition leaders that a been harmed financial security they formerly These single gunman could have It had been hoped that lacked to replace their aging are the current statistics of US auto production known Aquinos exact flight and Aquino could lead the opposi- family vehicles Roger Smith 1- 1- 10 penetrated the tight security of tion of moderates and leftists in chairman of General Motors Sept 10 Sept an international airport Fur- the elections These groups Corporation estimated that 1982 1982 thermore it took the Marcos would have been united under US car sales for 1983 model 1983 x Chg government nine days to identify the banner of the United Na- year will be 88 milion units General Motors 76835 65883 166 the well known Caiman The tionalist Democratic Organiza- which is a 15 percent increase Ford Motor Co 32865 25491 289 military should have had tion which includes Aquinos from 1982 sales levels Mr Smith Chrysler Corp 15351 12853 190 knowledge of Caiman from his own liberal party Fears of the went on to predict that car sales Volkswagen 1221 1696 280 prison record but none have crackdown by Marcos however trucks not included will show a American Motors 4200 3500 200 surfaced A US State Depart- have silenced most talk of elec- further increase to 102 million American Honda 1861 ment official has reported to a tions Marcos has played down units in 1984 US Industry House of Representatives panel any possibility of a coup detat by The price increases that total cars 132333 109423 209 that he doubts the Aquino the Philippine military and General Motors 24 percent murder was the work of one claims to have planned for a con- and Ford 23 percent have an- Source The Wall Street Journal man It is suspected that the stitutional succession in the event nounced demonstrate their ef- government security guards shot of his own death forts to improve their balance Aquino and then dumped Cheap labor combined with sheets after experiencing and FINANCIAL BRIEF Fruit juice consumption has risen Caimans already murdered cor- political stability has drawn enduring close to three years of and continues to rise in the United States This will prove to be pse on the scene American and other foreign in- weak sales Chrysler the third beneficial for the following corporations who are leaders in Two weeks ago Marcos vestments into the country Con- largest US automaker has not fruit juice production and packaging Beatrice Foods established a five- man in- sequently the Reagan ad- yet announced its car prices for Tropicana Coca- Cola Minutemaid and Campbells Juice vestigative commission to study ministration has been strongly 1984 but is expected to follow Bowl the Aquino murder Impartiality supportive of the Marcos govern behind GM and Ford Source Wall Street Week i

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by Ninesling Jim exception of the high traffic area will meet this fall to discuss Slayter Union is coming around the mailboxes New future plans for third and fourth alive says Lorraine Wales the couches chairs and tables will floors director of the college Union fill the main floor Table and According to Mrs Wales the cultural events and campus ac- floor lamps will make for softer term lounge is misleading tivities Improving the physical and better lighting This is why the term commons facility of Slayter has an impact Sometime this fall an elec- is being adopted The Union on the behavior that takes place tronic message center similar to should serve as common ground within it commented Wales the one in Times Square will for students faculty and staff to and the response has been very hang on the main floor of come together in a number of positive Slayter The message center will different ways She explained Last springs controversy over display UPI news and campus that my personal hope is that the video games potential place- news events The DCGA will be Slayter Union will become the I i II Ul PnJTn ment on the first floor was ended responsible for the running of real nexus of the Denison com- with a campus referendum the message center munity the place where students ballot last spring Because most A newly formed committee and faculty come together to students preferred not to have chaired bv Dr Lou Brakeman make important connections video games on the first floor the By Marion 55 Refreshing 106 Word belore 25 Sower 66 Popular space will be used as a small art Moeser place after follower knitted gallery Its purpose is to feature ACROSS 58 Gallic friend 108 Darwins 29 The of material art in the of 1 Superior lor 59 Ark in Spain nreat work Summer 67 Go on the hope encouraging instance 60 War 110OldGreek 31 Sword road people to seek out artworks 5 media 61 Maryland area handles 68 Western downhill Any student may 9 Bathysphere gridders 111 Timber 32 Londoners capital inventor 64 Verne s wolves apartment 69 pudding reserve exhibit space through 14 Eggs Voyage 112 Princess 33 Banyan or 75 In due time Slayter and there will also be complement Margarets monkey 76 Dimwits special exhibits from interna- 19 Ram- headed 70 Television niece puzzle 78 Family group god hostess 1 13 Lose energy 34 Abba in Glasgow tional culture The gallerys 20 Hirsute 71 Scientific 1 14 Kind Of pipe 36 Therefrom 79 Inviting word grand opening will occur before biblical measure 115 Surfer s 37 Three- rower 80 Moon phase 81 Bad tempers I brother ments surface boat lomecoming 116 Swine 38 I like 82 Non- serious 1 21 Hollywood 72 Common Future plans for Slayter in- name ot tame expense item 1 17 Old knile a mongrel flirts M ii ill clude new carpeting and fur- 22 Abrasive 73 Retirement myself 83 Powerful mineral plan for short Shaw canines nishings to be in place the se- on 23 Return unit 74 Curve type 39 Unprofitable 65 Ot the cond floor by mid- vear The 26 Present 75 Confidant DOWN deal alimentary 76 1 lazuli 41 Sired old canal I Te Career Planning Office under its new director Nancy Cable Wells will carpeting will cover about half of for one Bargain w i 27 2 Catkin style 86 Mild color you find what youre good at Hoosier State hunters the floor space and two rugs will possessive quests 3 Cinema 42 Los 88 Feather cover much of the rest with the 28 Discharge 77 de deux producer New Mexico Prefix 29 Lahr 78 Fed credit Alexander 43 Adams 91 Los Estados 30 Diet to corp 4 Perform a fabled wife excess 81 Attractive tactical move 48 Greek 92 Most 31 Dutch painter offers 5 G sorceress remarkable fareer Planning aids job search Franz 83 Blanc Williams of and name 93 Chelsea 32 Leat shaped 84 Scholars Michigan sakes chatter 35 Toward the stock in- trade 6 Thin Man 49 Our England 95 West Indian works mainly with professional pet is magic by ment five days later you do axis 86 Swingy Garth Griffiths advising Molly Ingold ending 7 Undermines Kipling 98 Macho one Nancy Cable- Wells Molly In- school 40 Restraint switch The scenario of the summer deals primarily with career plan- 41 Formal 87 Augury 8 A Boy 50 Light woven 99 Duck gold Donna Tegtmeyer and dances 88 Rice Named fabrics 100 Actress fore ning and Donna Tegtmeyer Adoree senior year goes Vikie Bope head the staff at the 44 Revolutionary 89 Last word 9 Darwin s ship 53Maxieand ni- lthing like this All summer works with J term internships hero 90 Rare 10 Papa of Bugs 102 Famous host Career Planning Professional Fancy bloomers prose 55 Dramatic Toots g one a typical summer jobs and internships in 45 maintains School Advising Office After neckwear 94 Wise ones 11 Sea birds interludes 103 Cupbearer of A of the 56 English thegods Timer job job that gives one speaking with Molly Ingold the general One biggest 46 Certain code 96 Highland 12Arenaevent mling money for the upcom things Molly Ingold pointed out 47 Author Wiesel negatives 13 New England laureates 104 Nevada resort facilities and advantages of the 48 Believer in 97 Upper air old tree 57Modeorking 105 Sicilian resort year at school is that the office is trying to 106 The thoughts Career Planning Office really powerful style 14 Nut or palm 60 Gettysburg ONeill of ot The Hill i September and another year become reach more underclassmen in government 101Oneolthe 15 Part USA general apparent D 16 Horsemen 62 Cameramans 107 polloi it Denison come with mixed order to put an end to the pro- 51 C figure Visayan Denison has an excellent 52 Guy s mate Islands literally support 108 RNs stock- in motions wait to see blems that many seniors are con- 17 63 Leave high cant reputation among graduate 53 The tie that 102 Do fancy Connectives trade p body could do without fronted with after not having needlework 18 Humorist Bill and dry 109 Hired schools and businesses Between 24 Roof feature 65 Cultivate conveyance e As she it 54 Acquires 104 Fetch work The idea that a 1977 and 1982 approximately 90 planned ahead put areer change one from an extensive outreach to L i 5 o 6 of Denison graduates ap- i L o jnd- percent freshmen and helps j j y crgraduate to something plying to business or law schools sophomores doesnt enter the mind You were granted admission The to end the panic that students ome back to Denison forget the find when they reach their senior 6 for medical school ac- i hole numbers M J job idea and year V V then one ceptance hovers around 80 per- 1 Friday In reach the morning you wake up cent Both these figures repre- an attempt to iih 1 f the thought what will I be sent an exceptionally high pro- campus the Career Planning h J i y a omg a year from now and portion and speak highly for the Office has been sponsoring a J t Vht ad yourself number of events Last week an 1 depressed university One of the factors r- Step one Youve open house was held and atten- r i h i heard about that pushed these numbers so V iie j d 1 Career Pla nning Office in high is the efforts of the Career dance was quite good it includ- layter ed 35- 40 and You probably didnt professors about J Planning Office i4 it i ep the 150 students Future events in- manila folder that they The staff at the Career Plann- 1 jaced in your box You figure clude Career Information Week H 15 i ing Office work along different A ou 7- i i td should make an appoint dimensions Nancy Cable- Wells scheduled for Nov 10 Career Fxploration Series aimed main- 4 ly underclassmen scheduled j71 at 1 1

for Sept 20- 27 and Oct 4 a h S f1 1 BANK i 1 A f A GRANVILLES J- i Jj term and a host of workshops a 9 bu J for the spring semester A m k In addition to these I r workshops the Career Plann- 09 10 Ul BJ

J 1 ingProfessional School Advising TS so an luu Office offers a number of helpful J 4 1 cArrfUI 101 iUZ lUJ 104 lub resources to the Denison student SERVICE 4 I i PARK These additional resources in- IU6 IU7 OU BANK clude a career resource library no ii 2 13 NATIONAL current job listings administra- 773 6 admis- ins j tion of graduate school I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 on- recruiting sion tests campus tdited by Margaret Farrar and James C Boldt and graduate school visitation 1VHI m 4nrlr lime Stndiiil yap Other services available from the office include individual career Granville Sports ShoppeQ and graduate school advising Kosc internship and summer job in- 2nd Mand for formation and an alumni career of Second Avenue Sports Apparel advisory network nearly new boutique Rackets Stringing To receive more information 56 South Second Street and to get a better understan- Newark Ohio 43055 Athletic Shoes 1 ding of what options a student 349- 8 lOO has one should make an ap- Silk Screening e I pointment with the office Make Custom Printing as B appointments early because yUN Prospect 587- 3232 Molly Ingold said were crazy CHERI GRIGSBY OWNER Hours Mori Fri 12 6 pm BY APPOINTMENT Sat 11 2 pm MC VISA busy CONSIGNMENTS

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A JOLLVVJOQD RIPS OFF BRUCE home turf and the soundtrack To make matters even Strang by Steve Pond features John Cafferty and the the LP will be on Sco Rolling Stone Magazine Beaver Brown Band perhaps Brothers a label distributed I The ad began appearing in the most popular bar band on CBS the same company tl Columbia Sprin the I lollywood trade papers early the East Coast and one with distributes last year It pictured a seven- which Springsteen himself has teens label seems unconcern piece rock roll band gathered occasionally appeared And to Davidson around a late- Fifties Chevy with top things off Par may look with the Springsteen cor for instann New Jersey plates all of the like John Cougar but the songs parisons He says musicians wearing black leather that he lip- syncs in the movie that he passed on actress Jo female lead eu or blue denim or dark suits or Beaver Browns dramatic pianoan- Hyser for the was among the fir just hard tough- guy stares At dsax ballads and oldies- though she the side a black guy stood spiked raveups- are the closet three candidates and was i holding a saxophone thing to Springsteen this side of knew Springsteens girlfriend Underneath the photo was a cap- The River the time tion explaining that it was from And hows this for an opening And Davidson says he v a movie currently filming in scene Eddie Wilson stands in against using Springsti Asbury Park NJ Isnt it a little front of a microphone sweat himself When we were look early to make The Bruce Spr- dripping down his face singing for financing everybody said ingsteen Story with gritty intensity Behind would be great if I could t Yes it is and the movie that him a piano pumps away in a him he says The word was was being advertised isnt really riff blatantly reminiscent of Spr- you get Springsteen Paramo about Springsteen Its called ingsteens Shes the One The would be interested My fed Eddie and the Cruisers and camera pans out and stops was that hed never want to y its a dumb hackneyed framing one word on a banner it I dont think hes a gun I melodrama about a seductive hanging behind Pare The word hire And even more import female reporter Ellen Barkin is Spring than that I thought it wo whos trying to track down a Coincidence says Martin change the whole movie from b presumed- dead early- Sixties Davidson the films director and Eddie Wilson story to the Bnj rock star named Eddie Wilson cowriter whose previous credits Springsteen story I didnt j Michael Pare The movie is set include The Lords of Flatbush that to happen on the Jersey shore Springsteens and Almost Summer Its He pauses But I was told h did the script and if he L Michael Pare as Eddie Wilson amazing how many people have read given me credit for the subtle called me up and said Hey k brilliance in that shot but its Id like to do your script tlv Sorority rush revised coincidence a good chance we would 1 Oh But its not a coincidence talked business that the films technical adviser What does the Spring pledge class reduced is John Lyon aka Southside camp think about all this W Johnny an old Springsteen com- they arent too concen- by Lisa Baird chance to study that the sororities are getting too patriot Or that the films sound- either According to a spoke Its sorority rush time again at Upperclasswomen are allowed big The actives do not have a track LP will mark the major- son neither Springsteen nor Denison This year major to go through formal rush this chance to get to know each label debut of Cafferty and the manager John Landau has- changes will be made in effort to year Those who were not involv- other Behind this rule is the Beaver Brown Band a group the movie make rush more comfortable for ed in rush in their freshman hope for better intrahouse rela- that previously had been shunn- both rushees and sorority year therefore now have the tionships and communication ed by every record company members chance to do so This gives Another reason for size reduc- because its soul- spiked rock To be continued in next One of these changes is to freshmen who are not yet sure if tion is the long range idea of ad- music sounds uncannily like and issue of the Denisonian begin the entire process a lot they want to be Greek the option ding another sorority to the cam- slightly inferior to Springsteens earlier this year than previously to wait pus In the future with smaller In the past rush was started in One of the most significant pledge classes and increasing de- October and pledging did not policy changes is the reduction in mand another sorority could be take place until November That the number of people each house a possiblity If anyone has fur- was detrimental to the women will take This year each sorority ther questions they are en- oo going through because pledging will accept only 40 new couraged to seek out their dor- interfered with mid- term ex- members This number is down mitory rush councilors ams Another reason to have it 10 from previous years The sooner is that the women get a main reason for the decrease is chance to visit the houses without preconceived notions or stereotypes Instead of hearing rumors about the other houses everyone has the chance to form YOUHG5 APOTHECARY her own opinion MEET YOU II ANIMAL Another switch this year is the FARM FRIENDS AT idea of informal parties These were designed to permit women FILM PROCESSING HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS to casually visit each house have GRANVILLE TIMES AND PRESCRIPTIONS a look around and talk with the active members The rushees DOWNTOWN should feel a little more at ease 127 EAST BROADWAY 537- 0234 in each house than with formal first encounters The limited contact rules also have been relaxed The times during which communication between rushees and sorority FULLERS HADlI members was impermissable us- ed to be much more rigorous and confining These have changed Having a party in the hope that the rushees and Let us actives will have a better chance deliver your beverages and snack items to get to know one another There is a quiet period from Imported Domestic Wines Sunday through Thursday bet- ween 600- 1000 PM This is in- Meats Custom Cut Steaks are our Specie S tended to give both groups a Olde tyme ice cream shoppe in the heart ANSWER TO TODAYS PUZZLE of downtown Granville Cheese Imported and Domestic Wide Selection L AjKjE AjS S 3EjBE 3AClON E E R R Q L 1 E AM f k 5 A u b M E RV p Huge E r cen t pfik Ann u 4ijis1f deli soups selection of munchies I sandwiches I salads N pi AN E esh dlE R T VT A R vjEl IA L S iOL I AiTfc gift I for all jC EjNJTR pfTJAiLjLyrC U R B certificates occasions Wide Variety of Bagels BiAiL LIS H Altf B O aIs MREA Happy 1 hour coming October 8th and 9th Hal SpsjG EX AiMjLjA K C AMiaJn 0 JC oLTl e 2 to 4 pm r tJe cifnJtiETr ofFih eUirth VH or Ey 2 3 AiDSR en TfTTR A Visit our upstairs basket room I p EtSIA LEsjPAS BE THERE LiCjck sst4Tin c If in LojR E ElRjopfr ToiueIsVontm e NtpADlDy p jlLMW entjuiKIY lTainit st Monday- Saturday 9 9 ST OR JN A 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y Li L5 Femmeo goisolz uclZisg In July of the same year they want to be called new by Raso didnt John went into the studio and record- wave- folk says bassist Brian Rit- The self- tilled debut album by ed themselves Emerging with chie so we figured wed prefer he is one of the the tapes they began knocking punk- folk I1ot unique sounding records in on doors and were finally signed Ritchie plays an acoustic bass nmv years Almost every song is to Slash Warner Brothers that looks like an oversized utirclv accoustic yet they rock records The tapes were releas- Spanish guitar It is his playing jh more excitement than any ed as is in May of this year The that holds the Femmes together

walls of 9 and uh amplifiers band has been touring the US musically Ganos guitar is I J speakers This is one album and England ever since minimal and drummer Victor it cant be categorized All the songs were written by Delorcnzo barely has drums Hailing from 20y- earold guitaristsin- His set consists of a small bass iHonsin they began playing gerviolinist He drum a cymbal a snare and a hi the streets for change over captures perfectly his own emo- tranccphone his own invention o years ago In early 1982 tions and tells them to us of a floor torn with a metal v were entertaining ticket straight From sexual frustra- washtub on top nivcis before a Pretenders con tions to drug crazed egotism he The Violent Femmes really cit when The Pretenders pulls no punches at times its are a magical band Theyre guitarist James Honeyman- funny and at others its startling honest and energetic and no one vut noticed them and asked Musically the band has been can call them trendy They are e band to open for his band referred to as punk- folk a the best surprise of the year And it evening It was the break name which they have neither just when I thought Id never hf band needed embraced nor rejected We hear anything original again

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by Dave Marsh abandoning entirely his tren- scholars and critics not those Riilling Stone Magazine chant love songs Cut It Away who listen purely for pleasure JCKSON BROWNE is as solid as any hes done or his JAMES BOOKER LAWYERS IN LOVE political statements the title CLASSIFIED Rounder Ulum track the harrowing Say It Isnt The great New Orleans pianist Biounes first album in three True makes this more than a here turns in his most focused uirs takes the musical transition surprise its a delight least ruminative album The if Hold Out a step further LEFTY FRIZZELL LEF- song selection which includes ii the result is some of the most TY GOES TO NASHVILLE Lawdy Miss Clawdy Hound The Violent Femmes standing l- r Victor DeLorenzo mincing rock hes ever made Rounder Dog All Around the World lying down Cordon Cano make music that cannot be categorized n Lawyers in Love Another in Rounders ex- and King of the Road helps a D Mitown For a Rocker quisite series of classic country great deal Those enamored of jJ Cut It Away Meantine a reissues from the CBS catalogue Professor Longhairs filligreed ilar lyrical shift has begun Leftys arrangements are slightly style have a fine chance to pick Continuum performs 7e imagery is more peppery to the right of classic honkytonk up on his logical successor and id less persona in the genre he virtually invented while hes at the height of his NEWS SERVICES centrate on the music of 20th rMitown the anti- Cold War and fans of George Jones Merle powers at that Conlinuum a leading contem- century composers including urn Lawyers in Love and Haggard and John Anderson w ill DON N IE IRIS FORTUNE porary music group will per- John Cage Milton Babbitt Fur a Rocker and Tender is find much to intrigue them here 410 MCA form at 8 pm Sunday Sept Musgrave Kirchner Davidov- e Night is Brownes best ex- Unfortunately David Frizzells Disappointing set from the 25 in Denisons Burke Recital sky Charles Ives and others at ii m vet of his personal take fond reminiscence is the only an- Pittsburgh rocker Iriss Hall Sponsored by the depart- Founded in 1967 Continuum n the territory of Springsteen notation so specific dates and originality is gradually being ment of music the program is has toured regularly throughout tntii ism That Browne has details arent spelled out But smothered in AOR banality But free and open to the public the US and Puerto Rico and uimplished all this without thats only a drawback to its never too late to change Soprano Victoria Villamil has a number of performances at course Since this approach flutist Jayn Rosenfeld and Lincoln Center and the Kennedy doesnt seem to have helped him pianists co- directors Cheryl Center to its credit The group much commercially maybe Iris Seltzer and Joel Sachs are the ar- performs an annual series of will write some songs with a bit tists of Continuum a group retrospective concerts at Ne- Mods invade Slayter of personality it ought to help which takes its name from the wYorks Lincoln Center Rolling Stone Magazine continuity which unifies the highlighting composers who Distributed by Los Angeles musical tradition of the Western have made significant contribu- by Chris Bradley rockers and idolizing the Ace Times Syndicate world The program will con tions to contemporary music 1 he Whos Quadrophenia Face the trend- setter whom

1 1 u h will be shown in Slayter the rest of the mods follow like uilitorium this weekend is a sheep played by The Polices mamic epic as well as a Sting But by the films end Oaiylcnd band ultural document Director the mod lifestyle is shown to be a rocc lie where everyone 2ons ak Roddam succeeds at the a scene htult task of turning the dresses thinks and acts alike by Jam Morris songwriter Ishmael Michael R students hos 1973 double album into a likes the same music loves and A band one newspaper called Sealy drums and vocals Backstage after the conceit jure film The band served as hates the same things Jimmys Washingtons finest came to Ambedwele Alexander percus- the band who to the crowds oduters consultants and most ironic line is the entire film Denison this weekend for the sionist Isa Abdullah keyboar- disappointment did not per- i al directors for the film is I want to be an individual Greek Weekend festival Black dist and songwriter and Kibwe form an encore said that they Quadrophenia recreates the Thats why Im a mod Sheep a hardworking talented Jelani lead vocals and rhythm got their name by brainstorm- I scene in England in the ear More than a social comment reggae group sang for about 850 guitar ing and that Black Sheep is l0s as seen through the eyes Quadrophenia is an excellent Denison students on Friday The groups music appeals to from the saying the black sheep i Jimmy a young mod played cultural document The music is night both reggae and non- reggae fans of the family a black sheep be- Jhil Daniels who also starred well chosen numbers by the The five- man group based in because some songs had strains ing a person who deviates from n in them Breaking Glass We are act- Chiffons James Brown and Hyattsville Maryland but of disco and jazz The accepted standards ually seeing the mod culture Booker T and the MGs as well originally from Philadelphia got music was electrifying and so Last month the band won irom the point of view of The as songs by The Who capture started three years ago Already was the crowd The audience 10000 in a reggae festival in ho though and gaining a the moods and impressions of the they have produced one album mostly on their feet cheered Washington D C by beating 39 mall insight into their impre- time Important locations like Gathering which sold 2000 each time one of the singers other groups from across the sts of themselves they appear the Brighton Pier are also copies Their second album would prance across the stage or country Proud of its ac- n he film and of the mod scene represented Homeland will be pressed in a jump in the air It was not un- complishment the band is now rjf which they were a part Showtimes are Friday and few weeks The group is made up common to see members off the touring the East Coast display- l is ultimately a disillusioning Saturday nights at 730 and of Moata Kenyatta bassist and stage and dancing with the ing its talent rnprcssion that we are given we 930 with a Saturday Matinee at e Jimmy in the beginning 100 For a good look at a living on the act of being a retrospective view of what it was Dizzy Gillespie plays Swasey or en- a mod see participating like to be by Rob Cross and soon after learned how to servatory of Music in 1978 He Plastically this weekend in rumbles with Quadrophenia Denison University will soon play the trombone At age twelve won the Downheat Critics Award have the privilege of seeing one he switched to the trumpet from 1971 through 1975 In of the greatest jazz trumpeters of His career began in 1935 1972 he received the Handel all time John Birks Gillespie When he was 18 Dizzy went to Medallion from New York City CLASSIC 40 S AND SO S STYLES ETC Dizzy will be performing at Philadephila and began playing and in 1975 he was awarded the Swasey Chapel on October 7 with Frank Fairfax Two years Musician of the Year Award Gillespie was the founder of later he moved to New York and from the Institute of High Fideli- bebop music and brought played with many groups ty many changes to present day Throughout his next twenty On October 7 more than just THE KATZ PAJAMAS jazz years he played with many a musician will be playing in Gillespie was born on October famous artists including Ted- Swasey Chapel A piece of FEATURING ROCK WEAR 21 1917 in Cheraw South dy Hill Cab Calloway Ella musical history will be at Carolina His father was a Fitzgerald Benny Carter Earl Denison We will have a chance pianist and a local band leader Hines and Duke Ellington His to see Dizzy Gillespie the world- by in- numerous awards include an famous trumpeter and band OR BY APPOINTMENT He was surrounded 74 Hebron Road throughout his Honorary Doctorate from leader It is a chance we should Hs 6- 614 522- 5955 struments tues a Sun 9 childhood He started playing Rutgers University in 1970 and not miss Friday 8c 5- 614 344- 8592 Sat 8 the piano at a very young age another from the Chicago Con

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i Renovation completed in Smith

by Christopher Gilkerson was over thirty years old The And how do the new memlji s

feel i If you can imagine your dor- aee of the furniture was not of Smith about their sty mitory room consisting of tacky however the only criteria used to surroundings I feel very turquoise curtains drab grey determine dormitory selections tunate admits freshman Lau aluminum desks and old worn We based our decision on which Kriska especially when I cor first by simp- pare our dorm to Curtis n out carpeting then you can pic- dorms would come or ture the interior of the old ly walking around and physically Crawford Smith Hall Thanks to the first inspecting each dorm and I love it smiles Missy Co- phase of a long- range refur- Smith and East definitely needed ilins It has a homey feeling 12 Smith it the most explains Patton Doug Prentice doesnt f bishing project the old I Hall is nonexistant leaving a Abby Wardwell who lived in boxed in while Beth new one in its place Smith as a freshman and now Westbrook agrees adding l The refurbishing project resides on the third floor as a stu- impressed by the paint n V began in 1981 when the decision dent advisor agrees that im- room doesnt feel like a dor was made to spend more money provements were needed I room for the upkeep of the residence didnt consider the rooms as be- Tad Lichtenauer believes thf time as a new renovations make the i 1 halls says Seth Patton director ing ugly at that tran of residence hall services The freshman but compared to this tion from home easier and money for this project comes they were ugly she noted poin- elevates the beneficial factor of from auxiliary enterprises room ting to the furnishings in her being in an all freshman dorm and board expenses paid by third floor room Even the The second phase tentative students a self- supported carpeting in the hall was bumpy scheduled to take place nevt separate fund from the one that and those turquoise felt curtains summer includes the refi nisf i ing in Sawvf- supports Denison academics So were obnoxious of furniture Shaw and r in effect whats left over after Each room in the revamped Halls So with phase one cnrr the bills are paid at the end of Smith Hall now contains new pleted and phase two in the the year goes into the domitory desks made from hard oakwood works it already seems as if the renovation fund and new curtains beds chairs long term renovation project is The first phase of the project carpeting paint and closet making an impression on consisted of the renovation of doors which especially please students If the born again Smith and East Hall which was Head Resident Mario Dottori Smith Hall is any indication of done last year The furniture We never had them when I liv- what is to follow all Denisr that was in these two dormitories ed here as a freshman he ex- dorms will soon be nicknamed A Smith Hall resident studies In her newly decorated room plains The Holiday Inn

Mens water polo getting serious Idi

by Steve Grune whom only one is an inex- be a home tournament hosting I tr The Big Red water polo team perienced polo player the team Cleveland State College Kenyon is once again splashing its way will be able to maintain stronger College and Dayton University toward a new season This year momentum by substituting All the teams will be challenging the team has taken on new players frequently When we matches but as always rival Ke- qualities which should allow for use our quick- paced offense we nyon will be the team the Big a promising record Some major have to always be 100 percent Red wants most to defeat changes have been made to the Substituting players will be Some other members of the offensive play of the Big Red crucial if we are to dominate our Big Red team with the potential According to veteran junior opponents commented senior to create waves for their op- Fred Dow the changes will in- Bobby Hiel ponents during the regular crease our scoring capabilities by The team is captained by ex- season are juniors Rick Sheldon sa utilizing the strong arms of the perienced seniors Terry Erwin Paul Thielking and Karl I in starters Instead of the basis and Greg Gaulocher We are Soderlund The Denison polo 2 1- 2 line we have adopted the excited about all the players team will also receive help from 3 2 setup to allow for more ball Everyone seems determined in goalies freshman David Anthony movement our effort to better last years and sophomore Kevin Granger Frits Hoffman and Bob Zullinger are all ears as WDUB prepares to go 1 Practices have been go- just glad Im getting a te Although the Denison water season Im watts for- I polo team is coming off a tough ing well and we are looking chance to help out the team HZ season the members of this ward to hosting three Ohio commented Anthony lh years squad are more determin- teams during Parents Much of the teams efforts t jr ed than ever to have a successful Weekend said Erwin stem from individual determina- r I o record With a 16- man roster of The teams biggest match wil tion With a shortcoming of by M available pool time three nights Leonora Cravotta Bob Zullinger the five- day prr wi a week it in- a I r cap means that the Anyone who has been driving cedure of implanting the CO scco on roE each school year dividual player must work out in their car and listening to tional wattage will cost betwe FLEXIBLE HOURS MONTHLY PAYMENT FOR PLAC- during his own time According WDUB is familiar with the sta- 15000 and S20000 ING POSTERS ON CAMPUS BONUS BASED ON to Erwin strength is an essential tions one great flaw if youre Zullinger says that Ken Im line of the game and this years a business Denw at I AS part more than a stones throw away manager pre RESULTS PRIZES AWARDED WELL is a squad rapidly getting ready for from the school your favorite hopes to have the radio st fra 80052- 60883 the season Some of the team tune fades into white noise This broadcasting at 100 watts players also participate on the year all that should change January 1 1984 Zullinger u varsity swimming team Its WDUB is increasing its power will be teaching the J term in c tough to go to swim practice in from 10 to 100 watts a substan- ternship at WDUB says that h r ALADDIIM the morning and afternoon and tial increase and a big step for ing the procedure finished 1 RESTAURANT then again in the evening to the station and the community January 1 will give the J Home of the Fudge Cake water polo Yet with all this WDUB the student- run sta- students the opportunity to ik Delicious Home Cooking conditioning it seems certain tion allows students who are in- the new equipment Having1 well be ahead of our competi- terested in broadcasting and new equipment will enal Homemade Pies and Pastries tion Sheldon stated related fields to explore their WDUB to broadcast to a larger All in all we are in for a good career options In addition audience than just the Grain J Breakfast specials 7 a lea days week season Not only are we playing many students enjoy listening to community 587 0253 well together but we are having WDUB because of the diversity When the plans to increK the Mon- Sat 6 am 9 pm fun doing it If we can mix our of its programming New wave wattage are discussed the isur vea got C O O fun with being successful is raised zj i jy unuayrA o am- o then classical and jazz are among the of format change often Dm I this season should end up just many types of music that the Will WDUB try to become nw ton 122 E uJJJJ Broadway right remarked Dow radio station features commercial in order to appeal Granville Ohio According to Station Manager a larger audience According1 1 sta Zullinger there are no specif I Ba plans to significantly alter tfc hat programming of the statu do 1 Zullinger who wishes to maintJ- I eve FAST PHOTO PROCESSING the Denison aspect of WDl B de IF IT HAS DENISON Otl IT stresses that the larger audit11 PRESCRIPTIONS will mean that the members j tea strnf the radio station staff will I N PROSPECT ST WE HAVE IT 5 for a level of prof1 FOUNTAIN SERVICE GRANVILLE OHIO greater j to sionalism Ro Zullinger commented th Ua change from 10 to K Totvn WDUBs i the statu5 Gown watts will protect the Ass WHITE TIGHTS off from getting bumped firs AND STIRRUP TIGHTS dial WDUB will change I I fiel 909 number on the dial from j the 911 TKJSPAY SEPTEMBER 22 1983 I cntHontan PAGE 7 Big Red Iogcg Gquoaxcr 2C- 26 Sprigss Geto now oivghgivg marl by Dave Watt for a score in the middle of the point conversion failed and the The Denison football team second quarter Spriggs pass was Big Red trailed by the score of suffered a heartbreaking 28- 26 intercepted by Eric Houser on 28- 19 loss at the hands of the national- the Wabash 6- yard line The rest With only nine minutes left on ly ranked Wabash Little Giants of the first half was all Wabash the clock Piper knew his team Dn Saturday as Gary Kellers A 50- yard run by Hoffman ac- needed the ball back at least two 49- yard field goal attempt with counted for the first Little Giant more times So the Denison hrce seconds left in the game points and two touchdown defense responded with a big fell short of the cross bar tosses to split end Bill Harmon play as defensive back Dave The Big Red attack amassed put Wabash up 21- 6 Click intercepted a Hoffman an impressive 488 yards in total The second half saw the Big pass giving the Big Red the ball offense and either set or tied Red offense trying to play catch on their own 46- yard line A cou- four school records But up while the defense was put to ple of passes by Spriggs put the Wabash riding the crest of a ten the task of stopping the Little ball on the Wabash 7- yard line game winning streak dating Giant attack A 21- yard where Frymier punched it over from last season was equally im- touchdown scamper by Spriggs for the score Keller kicked the pressive on offense Quarterback closed the deficit to 21- 13 but conversion to bring the Big Red Steve Hoffman was a one man Wabash came 2 Mmore Pete Symington out heads a Case Western opponent during right back on within yards and little more wrecking crew completing 16 of Hoff- five in e g Reds home game ast Saturday The team s we on wayoflmo- their next possession as than minutes remaining its 25 virg tfrer ast season mark of 11- 61 passes for 294 yards and three- man again found Harmon open the game touchdowns Hoffman also ran in the end zone to make the score Denison took over the ball on 102 for yards 28- 13 their 21- yard line with a mere Coach Keith Piper although Our pass defense had a few 55 seconds left on the clock interest boosts IMs pleased that his team i problems said Piper But they Two of Spriggs passes and a generating such impressive of- are a young group and that Wabash personal foul put the

I more seriously in previous fensive t Wabash had a Big bv Nelson Ehinger Jr than statistics feels there quarterback heck Red within field goal range years the total points trophy room for improvement Even of an arm but Kellers kick fell short giving In his third year of directing means a lot more also stated though we had 488 yards on the Trailing by 15 points the Big the Little Giants the victory AniMiis intramural program Bolster Last year Beta walked day we looked ragged at times Red drove the length of the Field The Big Red record stands at n Bolster is that enthusiastic away with the championship We had plenty of opportunities as Spriggs and Frymier took IT This week the team travels I e will see more par program trophy edging out ATO by 30 to score but we couldnt turns handling the ball The to Tiffin to take on Heidelbergs iition in previous years than points Again I see Beta ATO capitalize drive culminated in a Denison Student Princes who are This vear we are seeing more and DU battling for the cham- score as Spriggs tossed an undefeated untied and rmitorv and sorority par pionship crown this year said One scoring opportunity oc- 11 yard pass to Daras The two unscored upon after two games irjiinn then ever before Bolster curred in the first half as Tked Bolster This is in It was pointed out that tailback Chris Spriggs connected a rl bv strong attendance by Elliott for a because of this renewed interest with flanker Rex In C A 4 e I M representatives at the gvigiciig I the quality of competition has 39- yard gain that gave the Big j kv meetings of ac planning improved and therefore more ex- Red a First down on the Wabash NEWS SER1CIS- Despite the 28- 26 loss to Wabash in the j v Participation citing action is dominating the 9- yard line But two quarterback Saturday Denison rewrote the record book in several iin is composed of 10 dor- ball back the league Also the league has sacks pushed the to offensive categories last Saturday rits four sororities and the employed more referees to 22 where Denison was forced to I iternitics govern the action and to make settle for a field goal Denison ran 93 plays from scrimmage breaking E Nter points out that the ap- sure scheduled games are the old mark of 92 which had been set in 1975 h to the womans IM pro played Currently there is a Spriggs coming off a strong against Washington and Lee is different from the mens speedball tourney and in the day performance idea of opening Denison picked up 12 first downs by passing ty- I uts found that the and tennis had near future volleyball against Hampden- Sydney ing the old which been set petition in the various schedules will be drawn up for an outstanding day as he gained record had against i essen ns activities was not fall competition 141 yards on the ground and 225 Oberlin in 1951 and tied against Baldwin- i f r organized recreation For a small school we are do- through the air Overall Spriggs Wallace in 1979 1 Bolster Instead we are ing pretty well in terms of par- churned out 365 yards in total Freshman tailback Chris Spriggs Newark High i of to organize a program ticipation commented Bolster offense breaking the old re is School completed 19 passes tying the record set participation encourag I view recreation as a vital part Denison mark of 335 yards set by i in by All- American Clay Saynpson against activities that emphasize of everyones life during their former All- American Clay former i rirvs and a good time Among college years and I hope that the Sampson against Baldwin- Capital in 1980 o iii luded are volleyball and strong interest that has already Wallace in 1979 Chris played a Spriggs accounted for 365 yards in total offense rmis which have already been expressed in the program fine game commented Piper the old 335 set by 1 breaking standard yards 1 of Bolster also noted that this semester is maintained following the game And with Women Sampson in 1979 against Baldwin- Wallace I and Weights pro throughout the rest of the year Mark Frymier and John Daras in in Spriggs rushed 139 yards in 28 im its second year continues Bolster points out that the the backfield with Spriggs we for attempts and he a popular program for availability of the gym facilities have the ingredients for a potent passed for 226 more completing 19 for 35 tries rrss buffs An aerobics class can almost accommodate offense Frymier who lines up 11 be starting soon it will be anyones schedule who has an in- for the Big Red at fullback I riclurted by Iisa Smith terest to stay in shape A bulletin chipped in with 98 yards and one Since becoming director board which displays informa- score tcr has noted an enormous tion on as well as future I current rease in interest in the mens activities in the program is Denison drew first blood as I ram A Keller booted a 37- yard Srorts lot more of the located on the second floor of Gary wrmtirs are taking the league Slayter Field goal to put the Big Red up 3- 0 Then with Denison driving J iQff to good start i oeroy playing iough

next victim was Ohio Wesleyan r by David Wilhelm University and once again the e The womens field hockey Big Red shut out their opponent Jlri is looking to improve upon as the Battling Bishops went e he successful season it had last down in defeat by a score of 4- 0 ll c ar and are already off to a In a hard fought contest against 1 i i start this season Placing Hope College Denison came out 4 e I HI urth in nationals last year the victorious by a 3- 1 margin in o g Red have jumped to a 3- 0 their last game of the tourna- Vrli 0 r Jart this season Center halfback ment c I arb Vanllorn commented Its Spearheading the offense was r 1 c d to say now but I think well Meg Filoon who tallied seven of 1 just as well this year maybe the nine goals in the OWU n I m better Weve got good Albion games for the Big and 1 1 I- Pih at all positions and a lot of Red On the other side of the i I e d freshmen to support the field First year player and senior f hm this year also Randi Lake anchored the defense as they allowed only one 1 E s nowmg that they are a team goal in the First three games h contend with Coach Joanne The team looks to improve it iSnbereers traveled to Oberlin IK sauad1 their record as they host Tazoo Michigan to play in College on Saturday ii l Ueat Lakes Conference ie i nitiation tournament In their Last Wednesday the womens ts r hockey tied Miami Same the Big Red took the field team Maloney charges past a Miami defender enroute to scoring a Big Red point The game ifld Freshman right wing Tara against 2 2 Their record stands at 3- 01 Albion Colleee who ended In a tie 2- 2 putting the teams record at eV 3 0- 1 easily defeated 5- 0 The THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22 PAGE 8 emsontan IC33 a 31 She 3entsoman VArtVyrjl Buchwald 726i jear 0 editorial freedom M KATHERINE MOORE fctoor Computer broai- in G DANIEL R LEVINE Managing Editor My Aunt Pauline knows I own a personal computer So she came over to the house the other nigh I with those machines you can break into other computers and tell them to do CARA MURRAY Assistant Managing Editor and said understand LEIGH WALTON Assistant Managing Editor things Pauline I said I know there are a lot of stories in the newspapers thai kids GARTH GRIFFITHS News Editor Its not that easy Aunt it and you probably saw War Games But you have to be awfully lucky with the code ROBINSON World News Editor have been doing KELLIAN the will talk to yours Why do you bring up the subject DAVE GORMAN Advertising Manager word before other computer I the Sears Roebuck computer and tell it I already paid for the slipcovers ihn SODERLUND Adversiting Manager want you to get into KARL for month CHRIS BRADLEY Fine Arts Editor keep billing me every a tall order I said NELSON N EHINGER JR Sports Editor Thats it give me a 50 credit for all the anguish and agony Ive suffered trying to VALERIE SEVER Business Manager And while youre at straighten it out WILL WILLIAMS Photography Editor I I I machine and dialed into the system Then asked her What code RICH BEATTY Assistant Photography Editor Ill try said turned on my word do you think they would use for people who dont pay their bills Established in I8r7 Entirely student operated Published weekly during the school year eicept Try DEADBEAT she suggested holidays semester breaks and examination periods Admitted as non- profit third class matter March 3 1975 at Granville Ohio 401 Subscription rate VM per semester Editorial opinions expressed I typed in DEADBEAT Any luck she asked in the Dcniyonian are not neresarily those ol Denison University Signed columns do not necessarily I think I broke into the computer at the International Monetary Fund I better try another reflect staff opinion No but code name Wait As long as youre in the International Monetary Fund why dont you cancel Mexicos foreign debt Im going there this winter and it would be nice if they werent so worried about money Once upon a time into the Land of Shoes entered a black I cant just cancel Mexicos debt or the IMF books wont balance I have to give it to another cou- Pro Ked Seeing many other shoes the Pro- Ked thought this nty might be a place to stay and enjoy being a shoe So give it to Marcos He deserves it for what he did to the opposition in Manila Soon after entering this Land of Shoes the Pro- Ked noticed Okay I just put Mexicos debt in the Philippine account Now Marcos owes the IMF 120 billion that although a shoe himself he was not the same as others he Lets get back to Sears Roebuck You have any other code words their charge people might user saw They were beautiful shoes very shiny and glamorous con- Try BLOOD she suggested servatively classic in design or highly specialized for certain That doesnt seem to be it I just hooked into the Internal Revenue Service functions Realizing he was built with rubber soles in order to Good Tell it to give John McEnroe a personal audit Maybe that will teach him to behave better on bounce back the Pro- Ked got over his disappointment at being the tennis court different and walked right past the chic shoes looking for a Anything you say Aunt Pauline Now lets feed in the password MONEY Oh boy now Ive done it place to settle in and get on with the business of being a shoe I just broke into the CBS payroll computer Along his way the Pro- Ked met up with other Pro- Keds and No kidding Aunt Pauline said How much does Dan Rather make he decided that there was more to this place than he had I typed the question It says 1200000 a year thought at first He and the others like him discovered a niche She whistled Just for reading the news How much does Diane Sawyer get in the corner of the Land where their type gathered trying to The computer has her down for 500000 function according to their design Aunt Pauline was furious Shes getting less because shes a woman Tell the computer to take There were white bucks and dirty bucks in the Land who 350000 off Dans salary and give it to Diane were supposed to help the other shoes They were there to see Dan will go up the wall when he gets his next paycheck that all of the shoes would function properly and move on to a Tough she said Someone has to strike a blow for equal pay between the sexes on television bigger and better place Day to day the bucks tied up the loose Ive clone it But we still havent solved your Sears Roebuck problem strings of the other shoes straightened them out fixed up any Try the password SLIPCOVERS just for a long shot of their minor problems and tried to lead them to recognize I did and found myself talking to the US Navys master computer in the Mediterranean Wlif- r I things about themselves and their world told Aunt Pauline w- here we were she became very excited Lets give Colonel Kaddafi a bloodv noe I ti Sometimes though the rulers of the Land of Shoes the Now look said Giving Diane Sawyer a raise is one thing But Im not about to start a war for e winged- tips said that they did not need so many bucks hell of it because some of them worked on only certain parts of the Your cousin Milton always said your Apple was all talk shoes The winged- tips said that if they didnt have enough call Look I dont think were going to break into the Sears Roebuck computer tonight and I couli for work on those specific parts that they didnt need those in trouble for this bucks The winged- tips usually decided not to need the white Do me one more favor before you turn off your system Get into the Social Security computer bucks What for Later other dirty bucks would come to work at creating I want to tell the girls at my bridge game how old Racquel Welch really is speciality shoes The winged tips plan was to sell all the special c 1983 Los Angeles Times Syndicate shoes because they were worth the most money and made the winged- tips look good In order to carry out their plan the winged tips needed Lq managers loafers There were loafers in charge of the bucks The Denisonian welcomes letters to the editor and contribu- sometimes the dirty bucks became loafers They usually forgot tions of columns for the editoral page These columns should about the other shoes then There were also loafers in charge be typed triple- spaced on a 60- space line and are subject to of selling the shoes They were in charge of the way the shoes editing should be displayed and they decided what sorts of things could Column writers should include their majors and year of be added to the shoes to make them special The loafers tried to study each letter should include the writeis name and box remodel the shoes display cases they tried to bring in things number Please deposit all material in Box 2406 from the outside world to broaden the scope and appeal of the ordinary shoes PEANUTS by Charles M Schulz At times the loafers made their assistants the sneakers with YOU brown polish go around to polish the shoes Obeying orders I i NOPE p THERE I UAS5LEEPIN6 I WCNPEK MCU I CCLLP WERE WR0N6 J the brown- polished sneakers tried to put polish on all of the till l If PEACEFULLY ALL OF A HAVE BEEN WRCNS A0LT 5UPPEN I TH0U6HT I in Pro- C A THING LIKE THAT shoes the Land including the Keds They tried to do the HEARP A HUNPREP- VOICE same with buttons and bows The brown- polished sneakers CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE werent to blame though because after all they were only CHOIR CALLIN6 ME ciT V r S I r plain old sneakers They thought they were important they II didnt know any better The Pro- Keds didnt fit into the special style though and so they were ignored and kept in their niche where they had always been Meanwhile the special shoes took on another coat of polish GARFIELD by Jim Davis The black Pro- Ked and the other Pro- Keds who wouldnt I WAVE TO BREAK THIS take it when the brown- polished sneakers and the loafers and the winged- tips interfered with their design and function k v was all in that they were doing what best for of the shoes the C Land by not being like them The Pro- Keds knew that all of the shoes would leave the Land sometimes not just the special shoes as the winged- tips seemed to believe If the Pro- Keds didnt stand fast and work to remain as they were work to allow each shoe to function as it thought best without the loafers or brown- polished sneakers or the winged- tips there would be no hope for the shoes in the world beyond the Land of Shoes and no future for the shoes inside the Land l 19A3 United Feature Sytvftcate toe The Pro- Keds knew that the sensible shoes that were built to last that knew what they were and how they should function HAGAR Cy Dale and didnt allow interference from those who might try would the Horrible Browne wear the best in the world outside the Land AMP MAKE IT The black Pro- Ked saw all of this happening He knew as he FAST got ready to leave the Land of the Shoes that he had not ur re escaped unmarked There were touches of shoe polishwhere tvV I T The Land had tried to change him and cover things up but he V i knew that outside this Land he would stand on his own without oL 4 the marks They were only on the surface they would wash off jpl 1 in the r n MKM tSrJMS 9H