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The Laramie Project promises that people who aren’t fa- to be a catylist for Alpha Beta Phi Brings miliar or comfortable with discussion on homosexuality are more homosexuality. easily able to digest. The Social Issues to Christian community re- gards homosexuality as an Cedarville’s Theatre anathema rather than an issue that needs to be dealt by Sara Denhart with,” Director Sarah Clift of the Tectonic Theatre Proj- said. “Does anyone have the ect, is a series of balanced Originally, ABP advi- right, regardless of personal and accurate interviews sor Dr. Diane Merchant’s beliefs, to kill someone be- which the members collect- Theater of Social Change cause he or she is gay?” ed after the murder of Mat- class performed the Lara- This question embodies thew Shepard in the fall of mie Project for Assistant the purpose of Alpha Beta 1998 in Laramie, Wyoming. Professor of Communica- Phi’s (ABP) Shepard was tion Arts, Derrick Green’s, performance murdered be- Voices of Diversity class for this year’s cause he was last year. Since some ABP World AIDS a homosexu- members were in Mer- Will you pay No Brian Allen $1.60 for a cup of Yes Day on Dec. 1, Human beings that al. chant’s Theatre of Social Senior The Laramie Christ loves and died “The Lara- Change class, the members coffee at the new If I’m Project. The mie Project decided that The Laramie Mechanical Engineering Major desperate work, writ- for are dying horrible presents the Project would be excellent Vecino’s? deaths, and we largely “I hate coffee” Maybe ten by Moises issue of ho- VOTE ONLINE AT: Kaufman and ignore or respond mosexuality See LARAMIE Page 10 Cedarville.edu/cedars “offensively.” the members in a format 2 NEWS SPORTS 15

cessor has been the target these fi ghters will stabilize French peacekeeper camp. embargo on the Ivory Coast of violence. Muhammad the Sunni Triangle. The bombings were meant prompting accusations that Abbas, the interim Pales- The troops have secured the to target the rebel faction in the organization is a puppet SCOREBOARD tinian leader, was attacked streets, but continue to root the north. A tenuous peace of French President Chirac. Anthony Delimpo by Palestinians with assault out small pockets of remain- agreement between the reb- More than 10,000 Ivorians Men’s Cross Country #44 Men’s Basketball Center rifl es while greeting Arafat’s ing insurgents. Nearly 600 els, known as New Forces, have fl ed the country along 11/6 AMC Champion- 3rd of 13 mourners. He survived the insurgents have been killed and the government had been with 5,000 westerners. ship by Kristen Livingston “Our staff thought he was attack in which the attack- along with 22 U.S. troops. in place since July 2003. 11/13 NCCAA Champi- 5th of 22 a very good player and we ers denounced Abbas as an However, just as the bat- However, key deadlines set British Smoking Ban onship agent of the U.S. govern- tle for Fallujah seemed to by the two groups for legal The British Parliament an- Anthony Delimpo, a were interested” said Coach ment. be wrapping up, violence and government reforms as nounced plans to ban smok- Women’s X Country senior criminal justice Slagle. Death of Yassar Arafat Many see this incident as fl ared in the city of Mosul well as disarmament were ing from most public places 11/6 AMC Champion- 2nd of 14 major at Cedarville Delimpo joined the Yellow ship On Thursday, November indicative of power struggle on November 16. Analysts missed in October and Sep- in England. This ban applies University, began his Jackets and was more than 11, 2001, Palestinian leader likely to occur while the say that while the physical tember, placing the agree- to 80% of the country’s pop- 11/13 NCCAA Champi- 2nd of 20 just a basketball player. basketball career in the D. Tursack | CEDARS Yassar Arafat passed away people appoint a new leader seizure of the city occurred ments in jeopardy. ular pubs but not to the 20% onship Slagle said, “Our guys took in a French hospital of an before the January 9 dead- relatively quickly, the real The French reacted swiftly that serve no food and are backyard of his home in Women’s Soccer to Anthony immediately. He undisclosed illness. The 75 line. measure of victory will be with force against the Ivo- private clubs. Chesapeake, Ohio, at age have been given. As for 11/11 Spring Arbor W 1-0 is outgoing and friendly. He year-old leader was a mov- the ability of Americans to rians, destroying their air While some voters view this six, playing with his sister this season, they expect ing force as chairman of Invasion of Fallujah persuade Sunni leaders to force, seizing the capital, and as another encroachment of Men’s Soccer has been a great encourager Emily who is now on the to win the conference, the Palestinian Liberation U.S. Marines and Iraqi Na- participate in and validate airport, and bringing in rein- the “nanny state,” the Brit- 11/11 Spring Arbor W 1-0 to his teammates.” woman’s basketball team. and shoot for the national Organization (PLO) and a tionals began to systemati- the Iraqi government. forcements. This prompted ish government believes Delimpo said, “It’s the Women’s Volleyball As he continued to play title. symbol of Palestine’s strug- cally attack the city of Fal- widespread violence against they have struck the right most wonderful thing in the gle for a state. lujah last week. The city was Violence in the Ivory the French whom many be- balance between allowing 11/5 Hope International W 30-25, 30-28, 29- basketball through high Graduation in May will 31, 30-23 world to be able to play on His death leaves a gaping widely considered to be the Coast lieve wish to eliminate the people to make unhealthy school his ability and mark a time of change for 11/5 Mount Vernon L29-31, 23-30, 30- a team where every player hole in Palestinian leader- headquarters for the largest Violence erupted in the Ivorian president who has decisions and not harm- 6’7” stature caught the Delimpo, but even greater ship because Arafat had remaining insurgent group Ivory Coast on Novem- been unkind to the country’s ing others. About 26% of Nazarene 27, 18-30 is not only one of my best attention of Cedarville changes are on the way. He not groomed a successor. of around 3,000 fi ghters. ber 4 when Ivorian troops former colonizing power. Britain’s population identify 11/6 Palm Beach At- L 25-30, 30-23, 30- friends, but also a brother in University, and he was is engaged to marry Tami Already one potential suc- The hope is that rooting out mistakenly bombed a The UN declared an arms themselves as smokers. lantic 28, 25-30, 12-15 Christ.” recruited to play for Gheen of the woman’s 11/8 Shawnee State W 30-18, 30-24, Last year was a successful, 30-21 the Jackets. However, basketball team on May and yet painful year for Delimpo felt God was 14. With these changes as Students Have More on Their 11/13 Mount Vernon L30-24, 20-30, 22- Delimpo, who seriously Nazarene 30, 30-32 leading him to Mount well as others, he is not injured his hand and his Men’s Basketball Vernon Nazarene where expecting to continue a Thanksgiving Plates Than Just Turkey head. However he has earned he played against career in basketball. 11/9 Campbellsville W 83-82 the respect of the team and Cedarville for nearly two “I am grateful that the by Sara Eplin Senior history and political Craig said, “I’m going to At- 11/12 Aquinas W 78-74 will be serving this year as science major Jessica Spears lanta to visit my grandparents, years. However, in his Lord has him here at 11/13 Wilberforce W 102-79 captain. looks forward to spending aunt and uncle, and cousins. sophomore year at Mount this time and am looking 11/16 Central State L 83-90 Both Delimpo and his quality time with her family I’m really excited because it Vernon, Delimpo began forward to enjoying a Cedarville students have on Thanksgiving. “About 30 to will be my fi rst Thanksgiv- Women’s Basketball team are goal driven. They looking into transferring great season with him.” many varied Thanksgiving 40 members of my family get ing with family since high 11/5 Madonna W 85-67 to Cedarville. are most driven to glorify ONTRIBUTING said Slagle. traditions. From parades to together on Thanksgiving day school.” S. Huck|C Christ with the ability they pumpkin pie, family to foot- to eat and watch movies and Yet for Craig, the holiday 11/6 Indiana Wesleyan W 71-70 ball, Thanksgiving means football and play the Spears is about more than just visit- 11/9 Ursuline W 103-32 different things to different family marble game.” ing family and friends. She Ormsbee Finds New 11/12 Saint Josephs W 89-50 people. Yet one thing remains Students who live far away plans to use the time to share 11/13 Huntington W 98-51 clear, the season is also about plan to use the Thanksgiving the gospel with her unsaved giving thanks and giving holiday have new experiences. grandparents. “I haven’t seen Trail. No, Really. 11/16 Taylor W 82-68 back. Jon Gott, a senior youth min- them in a long time and now Upcoming Events This Thanksgiving, Cedar- istries major from California, that I have the opportunity, I by Hannah Offi cer God’s leading in my life. I sensed that Men’s Cross Country ville students plan to enjoy the plans on traveling to Massa- plan on using it to talk about He could use my experiences and break with family and friends chusetts. He said, “I’ve never the Lord and the free gift of skills to help Cedarville University 11/20 NAIA Nationals Louisville, KY and, at the same time, serve the been there. I want to see the salvation He offers.” David M. Ormsbee, Cedarville advance. I also really enjoy market- Women’s Cross Country Lord in various ways through- Atlantic Ocean, and it’s not For those students staying University’s former Vice President ing. This new position involves even 11/20 NAIA Nationals Louisville, KY out the holiday. Ohio.” on campus for Thanksgiving, for Enrollment Management, has re- more of that.” Many students plan on go- Some, like junior nursing interesting events are available cently been promoted to Vice Presi- Ormsbee is eager to grow personal- Women’s Soccer ing home to enjoy their own major Christina Craig, will be in the area to participate in. dent for Advancement. ly and develope deeper relationships 11/19 Master’s Kissimmee, FL unique Thanksgiving tradi- traveling to different states to Far Hills Community Church As VP for Enrollment Manage- with the staff of the Advancement 11/20 NCCAA National Kissimmee, FL tions with friends and family spend time with family mem- will be hosting an open comment, Ormsbee was responsible for Division. Tournament members. bers they haven’t seen recently. munion service on November “recruiting students and helping Professionally, he looks to his fi rst Men’s Soccer 23. People can come through them achieve their educational goals” year as predominantly a learning any time between 5:30-7:30 through external relations, events, experience. He will become more 11/19 Master’s Kissimmee, FL p.m. and take communion, admissions, fi nancial aid, academic acquainted with the staff, their jobs, 11/20 NCCAA National Kissimmee, FL either by themselves or with services, classroom management, and the intricacies of fund-raising. Tournament friends. Additionally, many and commencement. “My ultimate goal is to see the Women’s Volleyball professors make their homes Ormsbee, who graduated from Ce- communication about Cedarville 11/19 Maine-Machias 7 p.m. available for students on darville and has worked with the uni- University to be strong and compel- Thanksgiving. versity since 1979, described his new ling, ultimately leading to even more 11/20 NAIA Region IX Semifi nals In addition to food and fel- position as “a bit broader.” people and organizations becoming lowship, many Cedarville In this job, he will interested in and Men’s Basketball students plan to help the com- be involved in de- excited about 11/19 at Saint Vincent 7 p.m. munity in a tangible way over veloping relation- Cedarville,” said 11/20 at Seton Hill 7 p.m. the holiday. For example, ships between the Ormsbee. “My 11/23 at Taylor 7 p.m. Adopt-a-Block in Springfi eld university and vari- My vision is to tell the vision is to tell will be holding a Thanksgiv- ous people and or- story of Cedarville through the story of Ce- 11/27 Saint Francis 3 p.m. ing dinner for families in the ganizations. These communication that is so darville through 11/30 Rio Grande 7:30 p.m. area on November 20. relationships will communication compelling that folks will Women’s Basketball Similarly, students who tu- cultivate goodwill want to take notice of the that is so com- tor at Haywood Elementary and, in some cases, “work God is doing through pelling that 11/19 Grace Invitational 6 p.m. School in Springfi eld will fi nancial support our school.” folks will want 11/20 Grace Invitational 1, 3 p.m. provide a Thanksgiving din- through CDR Ra- to take notice of 11/23 Malone 7 p.m. ner for students and their par- dio, fund-raising, public relations, the work God is doing through our ents on November 19. They community relations, alumni rela- school. I see us expanding our net- 11/30 Rio Grande 5:30 p.m. will eat, play games, make tions, and advancement services. work of friends, donors, and advo- crafts, and most importantly, Ormsbee explained that he was cates so our students and graduates Basketball was invented in share the gospel. prompted to pursue this job through have even more opportunities in the So it seems that regardless the encouragement of Cedarville future. I hope to see our endowment of where students celebrate, University’s president, Dr. Bill and funded scholarships increase so 1891 by James Naismith. He Thanksgiving isn’t just enjoy- Brown. He emphasized, however, that cost will not be a barrier to at- ing turkey, pie, and time with that he “thoroughly enjoyed work- tending Cedarville.” set out to invent a game to family. It is also an opportu- ing in enrollment management” and The university will soon conduct a occupy students between the Web nity for gratitude and service. dissatisfaction was not the reason he national search to fi nd a new VP for President Bush let Biscuits the turkey go, free to live out his life at Frying decided to accept the new job. Enrollment Management. Pan Park in Virginia. Ormsbee said, “The primary reason football and baseball seasons. I took the position was that I sensed 14 SPORTS NEWS 3 Cross Country Hits the Trails Running WWII Vets Battle country season, accom- ing his home course in 26:27 plished the unthinkable by which was good enough for Storm Battles for by Bethany Gilmour ond. taking 37 seconds off her 21st overall. Kevin Hall Sophomore Micah Har- personal best time as she (24th; 26:36), Harding (25th; Children ding had an outstanding finished 16th in 19:01. 26:38), and Pittman (26th; Jeremiah race, finishing first for Ce- “Knowing that this could 26:39) formed a pack of their darville and claiming the be my last time on this own, motivating each other to in Greene AMC Championship 11th overall spot in 27:31, course really motivated continue to fight throughout Chapel which was good enough me to run fast and make it the tough race. County by Bethany Gilmour The NAIA No. 11 Lady to make the AMC Second worthwhile,” said Scott. “I could hear everyone Jackets ran well at the AMC Team. Junior Dan Campbell Martz (19:21) and Bailey cheering me on to catch up Championship, but it wasn’t followed close behind, com- (19:46) also to Micah, and I by Sara Denhart enough to overtake the fa- pleting the tough 8K course ran well in the eventually did” The Veteran’s Day chapel on vorite, third ranked Malone. in 27:37, placing 15th. Ju- cold weather, said Pittman, November 11 featured a pro- Cedarville claimed runner- nior Kevin Hall came in placing 21st who broke his gram to honor and celebrate Ross Battle, a junior nontradi- up honors, finishing only 24 17th in 17:42 while freshman and 36th re- personal record the commitment of America’s tional social work student, was points behind the Pioneers. Justin Gutierrez slipped by spectively. by 16 seconds. troops. Approximately 70 sworn in at the Greene Coun- try Juvenile Court Academy on Junior Christina Reyes teammate sophomore Bryan D. Tursack Campbell Knowing that this “Everyone ran World War II veterans were Thursday, November 18, as a led the Lady Jackets’ run- Pittman at the line as they was back on really well today present in the Jeremiah Chapel, Court Appointed Special Advo- ning attack by placing fourth finished 20th and 21st re- Garcia’s top for the could be my last and the cheer- as well as men and women who cate/Guardian at Law (CASA). in 18:40. Sophomore Sam spectively in 17:51. Camp- younger Yellow Jack- time on this course ing had a lot to have served and continue to As a third year student, Battle Maat was only a few steps bell and Hall also received sister ets, receiv- do with it.” serve in the various branches had to comply with the require- really motivated me ments of the social work pro- behind as she completed the AMC honorable mention. C h r i s - tina had an ing NCCAA “ Coming in at of the U.S. military. Many of gram, which requires students demanding course in 18:47 exceptional race, All-American to run fast and make 27:02 was the these veterans had never been to have three interviews in the and took sixth. Co-captain NCCAA Championship earn- ing NC- honors for it worthwhile.” freshman duo of on the Cedarville campus be- area and choose an internship junior Kathy Scott also ran CAA All- A m e r i c a n the second “Justin & Jus- fore. for their junior and senior years. well, placing tenth in 19:40. Both course records went honors by placing second consecutive year by placing tin.” Herbert edged out Guti- The program included pa- Battle chose the CASA program from a list of social service Rounding out Cedarville’s down Saturday morning at in 18:00. Sam Maat also seventh in 25:33. The men, errez at the line to snag 33rd. triotic music performed by agencies in her fi eld directory. top five were freshman Julie local John Bryan State Park, gained All-American status, who finished fifth as a team, Both Cedarville teams hope the Symphonic Band, includ- “There at juvenile court you Martz (15th; 20:01) and junior thanks to the endurance of completing the race in 18:18 tallied a mere 46 points more to end their season strong this ing “The Homefront: Musical could do an internship with a Sarah Bailey (22nd; 20:24). two Malone Pioneers. and finishing sixth overall. than champion Mid American weekend in Louisville, Ken- Memories from World War II.” S. Huck | CONTRIBUTED probation offi ce or at residential Both Reyes and Maat earned Lacey Watkins claimed her Scott, who is graduating a Nazarene. tucky, at NAIA Nationals. Also cast of students narrated Almost seventy World War II veterans attended the special Veteran’s Day chapel on November 11. care; you can do it in a number areas because juvenile court AMC First Team honors, second consecutive individu- year early and competing Junior Ben Shroyer stepped the love story of Lloyd Ben- is so big,” said George Huff, while Scott made the Second al title in 17:46, breaking the in her third and final cross- up for the Jackets, complet- ham, a World War II veteran, of unmarked graves fl ashed each, it felt like we were wor- in the strong emotions of being Assistant Professor of Social Team and Julie received hon- course record by eight sec- and his wife Martha. across the screen. The audience shipping America.” part of a group, but I think the Work and Battle’s internship orable mention. onds while Leo Kormanik Dr. David Robey, who wrote publicly recognized each branch Regarding patriotism in patriotism in chapel was well Field Director. “[Ross] ended The men’s cross (24:32) took fourteen sec- the script, said, “We tend to for- of the U.S. Military and recited Christianity, Robey said, “Pa- presented [because it] focused up interviewing and learning about CASA. From what I country team recently fell onds off Cedarville alumnus get that these grandpas and se- the Pledge of Allegiance. Profes- triotism is not blind loyalty… on respect for individuals who understand, she just said ‘This short in their quest for their Sergio Garcia’s record run nior citizens were, at one time, sor of Music Beth Porter conclud- [it] is a reverence for God’s were willing to die for a cause is me.’ She was saying, ‘I can first ever AMC Champion- to lead his team to a second soldiers. I wanted our students ed the program with a powerful hand of protection and a deep higher than themselves.” get a broad horizon or look at a ship, placing third for the place finish. to feel a new sense of respect rendition of the national anthem. gratefulness for the privilege it Colas continued, “Maybe number of things there through second straight year. Malone The Lady Jackets did not for those who served our nation Dan Jaquery, a sophomore from is to be an American.” that’s what patriotism should juvenile court and in the community.’” captured their 12th straight disappoint the faithful Cedar- so well.” Brazil, was enthusiastic about the He went on to note that as a be: a quiet feeling of pride and In order to become a CASA and 33rd overall title while ville crowd, finishing runner- The Benham’s story rang chapel service. “I want to be an result of his travels around the respect and appreciation for volunteer, Battle had to go Shawnee State finished sec- up to Malone College. Sergio true for many Cedarville stu- American every time I see this world, he has gained “a new how we are, not ignoring the through 40 hours of intense dents who have friends and pride that Americans have for appreciation for America.” problems or thinking we’re the training—watching videos, be- family serving the country in their country,” he said. Junior Brandon Colas, a best, but being thankful for coming acquainted with state and reporting laws involving places such as Afghanistan and Other students felt that, while member of Cedarville’s Army what we have.” abused/neglected children, lis- Iraq. the program was enjoyable, it was ROTC, noted the importance Dr. Brown left the audience tening to countless guest speak- Stupid Things Actually Said By Com- The sound of “Taps” echoed somewhat overdone. of a Veteran’s Day chapel. with a concluding challenge ers, and going through a mock mentators In The World Of Soccer throughout the auditorium as Sophomore Ben Bolander said “We need time to stop and to “celebrate, remember, and situation involving all types of pictures of cemeteries fi lled that “after several standing ova- remember sacrifi ce,” he said. pray.” people that are in a child’s life (from parents to psychologists with the shadows of thousands tions that lasted for three minutes “It’s easy to get carried away to school offi cials). 1. Well, it’s Liverpool two, Ipswich nil, During the experience of the and if the score stays this way, I’ve got to mock situation, Battle had to WALDEN Those outside the class compile a mock report, which fancy Liverpool for the win. continued from page 1 agree. “It can be good to she had to defend in front of a judge as part of the appointment 2. He had an eternity to play that ball, but learn from different philoso- process. All of the training and phers about how they evaluate practice with the mock situation took too long. mented by donations. The the world,” said freshman Na- will prepare Battle for her newly school spent between five thanael Weigel. appointed position as a CASA. 3. And so they have not been able to im- and six thousand dollars on However, other students “The CASA program is volunteers that are the eyes and prove on their 100% record. Project Walden. aren’t so positive. Trevor Love ears of the court. They go and Many in the student body objects to the project’s overall represent the interests of the 4. With the last kick of the game, he are discussing the cabin. premise, “Transcendentalism child in court…When you are Some applaud the idea, ap- is not something that should be appointed a case, you are given scored with a header. preciating the concept of supported by Cedarville. The an information release form and you can talk to any of the child’s “commemorating the ideals support of Walden implies the doctors, psychiatrists, social 5. Well, it’s a fabulous kaleidoscope of and challenges Thoreau con- support of Thoreau, which is workers, any of the attorneys, or colour: almost all the Brazilians are wear- tributed to American soci- incongruous with Cedarville teachers. You are investigating ing yellow shirts. ety” and a raised “awareness ideology.” what is going on in the child’s of what is truly important in “I don’t like Henry David life—where the child needs to be placed,” said Karen Calvert, 6. If that had gone in, it would defi nitely this world and beyond,” as Thoreau. It is endorsing bad the Dean’s Assistant for the the project description reads. education,” said freshman School of Engineering, Nurs- have been a goal. Members of Calhoun’s Priscilla Deen. ing, and Science and a CASA composition class say they Dr. Calhoun responds to since 1999. have enjoyed working inter- these concerns with under- Battle, the third student to be 7. Their manager, Howard Wilkinson, appointed from Cedarville Uni- isn’t here today, which strongly suggests actively with something they standing, “The project is not versity, will now complete her that he may be elsewhere. read about on paper. Many celebrating transcendental- internship by working at least expressed respect for Tho- ism. Interacting directly with 8 hours a week. She could take reau and his ingenuity. As another worldview helps shape anywhere from one to six cases 8. I am a fi rm believer that if one team one student put it, “He didn’t ours. I think there are enough at a time, which will help her prepare for her senior year in- scores a goal, the other needs to score two have a nail gun!” similarities to make it a good ternship choice. to win. That admiration extends to starting point.” “Helping children was the the project’s literary aspect Transcendentalism aside, main red fl ag [in choosing the 9. If a team scores early on, it often takes as well. Freshman Elizabeth the project is welcome for all CASA program], but actually Hays, for example, says she to investigate, thanks to Dr. fi ghting for them in court is what an early lead. really hooked me. Children are “doesn’t necessarily agree” Calhoun, his foremen, Jay so helpless and innocent, I think with everything Thoreau and Wes, and the students they are my burden, and they 10. You cannot possibly have counted the teaches, but sees “a lot of who participated in Project: are not just safe in this fallen number of passes made, but there were depth” in his writing, calling Walden. world. All of us are important Walden an “American revolu- to God, but I think He has a spe- eight. cial interest in children.” tion.” 4 NEWS SPORTS 13 COLUMN EXCHANGE COLUMN EXCHANGE//Wittenberg University //Central State University Wittenberg Students Men’s Basketball Starts What’s Up With React to Election Results Strong, But Will It Last Long? the Chewsticks? Ohio and Florida, one in every “The election didn’t turn out the fi ve voters was under the age of way I and many others wanted it, a game winning drive to the style emphasizing their low Jackets have what it 90 percent cavity-free. Ironical- by Christine Maddox 30. Overall, nearly 52 percent but all we can do is pray for the by Phil Buben hoop giving the Jackets an 83- strengths and not getting takes to go all the way? The by Brian Hicks ly, Caucasians spend more time Contributing Writer of all eligible 18 to 30-year-olds best,” said sophomore student 82 victory. caught up on each oppo- choice is up to them. So go Contributing Writer and monies on dental care and in 2004 pulled the levers and Michelle Lanier. Spirits were high going into nent,” commented senior on out there and encourage 90 percent of the population has punched the cards, compared to Junior Sarah Gearhart, who the first home game Friday Josh Zarrilli. them to victory. cavities. The intensity of the recent just 42 percent in the 2000 elec- feels similar to Lanier, said, “I’m night. The Callan Athletic Even with their tradi- Chewsticks have become In a project conducted by presidential election has sub- tion.” pretty disappointed with the re- Center came alive with a full tional attacking offense somewhat of a new trend on the International Development sided, and the Wittenberg Through the fi nal moments sults. I’m so disheartened in the It’s been an eyebrow rais- pep band, excited cheerleaders and strong full court pres- the yard. Though there may be Research Centre in Kenya, re- community contains mixed re- of the election, Ohio turned out way Bush is leading the country ing, mouth gasping, stranger and a roaring, blown out home- sure, the Jackets work is some individuals already hip searchers found widespread use actions. Countless hours were to be an incredibly crucial state and I really wanted a change in embracing week for the Ce- town crowd. With high chest far from accomplished. to chewsticks, it’s new to the of chewsticks for oral hygiene poured into campaigning and in determining the results. With leadership.” darville men’s basketball bumps and excited shouts, For the Jackets to become masses at Central State. with over 250 species of plants promoting the election with 270 electoral votes needed to win Sophomore Heather Rice took team. Some write it off as the confident squad ran away tournament contenders, What are these sticks you being used for this purpose. posters, rallies, and concerts - the presidency, candidate John a positive stance on the election. early season fortune, but the with another close victory de- they must bolster their de- chew on? The chewstick has a Clinical studies demonstrated the main focus being to encour- Kerry could not claim the presi- She said, “Though I felt a sense fourth ranked Jackets have feating Aquinas in the first fense to the level of their very ancient origin rooted in that chewsticks were as effec- age students to cast a vote. dency without Ohio’s support. of disappointment from the elec- raced off with a 3-0 record. round of an early season tour- unstoppable offense. Africa. tive at maintaining good oral Residence Coordinator for According to CNN.com, George tion because it showed me a lot Led by junior Mugabe nament. The offense executed Two things will keep The purpose of the sticks is for hygiene as conventional manu- Firestine Hall Angela Hopkins W. Bush received 2,796,147 of about the thoughts of many of Thomas, senior Anthony an unstoppable performance this team rolling into dental hygiene, not style. Tooth- factured toothbrushes. Simi- said, “Even though my candi- Ohio’s votes to Kerry’s 2,659,664 the people in this country and Delimpo, and senior Jason from the men in the post skill- victory lane. Sophomore brushes weren’t always around, lar effects were obtained with date didn’t make it, I am happy votes. That is 51% of Ohio voted the true ugliness that appears Weakley, the Jackets seated fully. Aquinas proved to pos- Eric Huffer said,“We must but people still found ways to chewsticks used with or without that there was an increase in for Bush as compared to 49% for in politics, I really wasn’t that Campbellsville, Aquinas, sess equal aggression, giving be aware that success can serve their dental needs. toothpaste. young voters. No matter how Kerry, and Bush received Ohio’s surprised. I know that I elected and Wilberforce. the Jackets fits until the final really boost a team’s ego, Ancient African and Indian Again, what are these chews- big or small the increase was, 20 Electoral College votes. a higher offi cial to be in my life The season opener took seconds in which the Jackets but if we keep a humble civilizations used different ticks? They are for the hygiene that is the one good thing that Sophomore Jessie Knepp many years ago and I pray that the Jackets on the road to finished them off with a score spirit and continue to fo- kinds of devices that grew natu- of our teeth. The more popular has come out of this election.” stated, “Well I was really excit- He will protect and lead this Campbellsville souring the of 78-74. cus on who that success rally to clean their teeth. ones, which CSU students use, Sophomore student Devon ed that for my fi rst presidential country in a more positive direc- night for the Division I Ti- “We can be very good,” said is coming from, then our “Ancient Africans chewed come from the licorice plant. Bergum agreed with Hop- election my home state was such tion than it has been led in the gers with a last second come sophomore guard Eric Le- season will be a success raw plants and the wooden parts Some are dipped in natural kins. She said, “Even though a huge player in how the election last four years. So, instead of from behind win. ininger, “but its not going to no matter what the out- of plants in order to cleanse the fl avoring to give them a better the candidate I voted for didn’t turned out. It made me feel like moving to Canada and being fat One of the Jackets’ happen all at once. We have come.” teeth,” Llaila O. Africa said, au- taste. win, it’s amazing to see the my vote actually counted and and happy eating maple syrup by strengths has been rebound- to work hard.” No quality team is thor of African Holistic Health. Don’t just chew the stick students reacting. In either that I was really part of this na- the falls, I have put my faith in ing which they demonstrat- Saturday, the basketball exempt from a grueling Raw fi brous plants were used – have cleaner teeth and fresher party, everyone has an opin- tion.” God and I know that He’ll make ed by overwhelming Camp- squad cuised over Wilber- work ethic, as Coach to cleanse the teeth along with breath. ion and personally I’d rather be Junior Dymond McDonnell everything alright in the end.” bellsville with a margin of force 106-76 to complete the Slagle reminds his team fi ber tooth brushing devices and surrounded by people with an shared her excitement. “I’m fi ne Junior Katie Proctor agreed. 54-25. The teams battled series. frequently, “I have never chew sticks. Inca Indians did not opinion opposite of mine than with how it [the election] turned She said, “No matter who won, for the lead in the second With added pressure from seen a great team where brush their teeth and they were be surrounded by people with out. I wasn’t really surprised at there will be good and bad half. With scarcely a sec- each win, the Jackets are “fo- the best players were not no opinion at all.” all. It was really interesting to things that could have happened ond remaining, sophomore cusing on the big picture by there hardest workers.” Indeed, MTV News report- see how important Ohio turned from either administration. I Guy Rathmell finished off preparing their own game Do the Cedarville Yel- ed, “According to CBS News out to be.” think America has a great op- analysis of exit polls, more Overall, voters aged 18-30 portunity to grow if we focus on than 21 million of you [young supported John Kerry over getting the good things done and voters] voted, the highest num- George W. Bush, 54 percent to continue to challenge and stretch ber in more than a decade. In 45 percent, the only age group to ourselves to make the bad things key battleground states like do so (according to MTV News). better.” Jackets Volleyball Aims West

by Brandon Colas crepit South House. Ben was the exit again. Still nothing! studying in the library, so I The implications of this are Chases opened our second-fl oor window staggering: Anyone could steal and started shooting paintballs the entire four-volume collec- by Dave Schultz at them with my slingshot. The tion of The Literary History of chasing a horse that was on the battle raged, and even though I Persia. loose. A horse. Not a horse with moved the couch in front of the Needless to say, I was outraged. automatic weapons or a horse window, numerous snowballs en- I stormed to the Bible commen- that had nothing to lose, just a tered the room. tary section and grabbed The plain old horse. And what fun Ben came back to the room a New American Commentary: is that? You can’t even shoot out few minutes after the battle was Numbers (that’s somewhere in the tires on the horse and have For me, college has been about over and we were dancing about the Old Testament for you non- it run for ten miles, spitting out asking life’s big questions. Who in victory. He stood in our door- Bible majors). I then attempted It’s getting to be that time of sparks while having no steering am I and why am I here? How way with an open mouth and to stride through the gate. It year again. The weather is get- capabilities. No. If you shoot much choice can I have if God has wide eyes. The carnage was slammed into my thighs and ting cooler, the Christmas deco- the horse, you have a bloody ordained my days? Why does my severe. Water dripped from the made a shrill beeping noise and rations are going up, and ev- mess and boring footage for the roommate “borrow” underwear ceiling and the light bulb in our Ted, a tough-looking librarian, erything you eat now contains show. from my dresser and, when con- lamp was shattered. The couch almost jumped over the counter pumpkin. It’s that special time Most of the chases go a little fronted, insist it is his own? was fl ipped on its side and elec- in an effort to stop me. I apolo- when you can light a fi re, grab something like this: A crazed D. Snell | CEDARS Another profound question I’ve trical sockets made fi zzing noises gized and told him I was just some hot cocoa, cuddle up with madman is driving a school bus Students grab a cup of coffee from Cedarville’s new Vecino’s Coffee Gallery on their way to class. wondered about involves the while occasionally spurting blue testing the system. He looked that special someone, and watch and the police are unable to stop library security gates that pre- sparks. I tried to think of an ex- confused. a full hour of “The World’s Scar- it without hurting anyone. That vent us from sneaking off with cuse but the truth blurted out in- I’d like to conclude this column iest Police Chases.” sounds rather scary, doesn’t it? personal copies of The Rise and stead and I yelled, “Sorry, I got by telling everyone that our li- This show has been on since the You would think. But then our Decline of the Roman Empire. carried away!” and ran and hid in brary has a book entitled The dawn of time. It’s classic old- narrator always brings up details Sure, I’ve heard stories of desper- the bathroom... Mystery of the Campus Crook, school reality TV. When Noah that totally kill the moment for ate Spiritual Formations students Anyway, because he never at- by John Bilbee. I wanted to steal and his family were waiting for you. He’ll say things like, (and trying to borrow a Matthew tacked me even after that, I fi g- it but the Dewy Decimal System the rain to come, they enter- in the most dramatic voice pos- Let’s Hear YOU Henry commentary and getting ured he’d be a prime tester for this confuses me and I couldn’t fi nd tained themselves by acting out sible, mind you) “Luckily, there blocked by the chrome bar, look- column. However, I didn’t fi nd it. The Mystery of the Campus “Pangea’s Scariest Wooden Cart are no children on board.” Well ing sheepish as alarms bleep and him in the library, and my dead- Crook is the fourth book in the Chases” for each other. Luckily, that’s good to know I guess, but stern-faced librarians demand line loomed over my head like a Home School Detective Agency we have an abundance of crimi- at least he’s still crazy, and he’s to view backpack contents. But vulture. Drastic measures were series. nals who are willing to put their still driving a huge bus and is out Pronounce It are these stories true, or are they needed; I would do it myself. I The idea of a Home School lives on the line by doing some- of control. Turkeys often mere Cedarville apocrypha? decided that if I was going to get Detective Agency dealing with thing scary, just to keep the tra- “Fortunately, this psychotic CEDARS STAFF Dear reader, do these alarms re- caught, I would be caught with campus theft strikes me as fun- dition alive. lunatic is only going 35mph, look up at the sky Managing Editor: Carrie J. Schaeffer ally work? books that would unsettle the li- ny because the “campus crook” Personally, I am a huge fan of which happens to be 5mph under off your Vecino’s experi- “Vecino’s is really coffee News Editor: Rachel Ganong by Rachel Blaquere during a rainstorm. A & E Editor: Rebekah Clark In the interests of knowledge, I brary staff, so I grabbed White must logically be either a family the show. Between the grainy the speed limit.” Okay, things ence, here are a few sugges- with a purpose,” he said. Sports Editor: Ruthina Northcutt decided to test the alarm system Collar Crime, Thinking about member or a pet. What probably footage and the melodramatic are getting a little less exciting, tions. “Much of the proceeds that Unfortunately some Viewpoints Editor: Cameron Arch by placing a book in Benjamin Crime, and The Literary History happens is that the cat, named storytelling of the narrator, I get but at least he’s still crazy and is If you’re looking for we make go directly to the Copy Editors: Rachel Herring, Ryan Stalker Amberg’s backpack. I chose him of Persia, Volume IV. Baxter, has been stealing the hooked quicker than a psychotic driving a school bus. something lighter, try the Vecino’s company and its have been known to (Fare thee well, John Deere...) because I fi gured that he wouldn’t Tromping upstairs, I saw the boys’ pencils and the oldest boy, bus driver on a fi eld trip. I fi gured “This jaunt of madness could After what seems like a latte. With several different mission to starting coffee Page Design Editor: attack me after he got caught. We chrome bar gleaming like a ra- Tommy, unjustly accuses the them out, though. I know their have ended in a catastrophic lifetime of endless waiting flavor shots such as caramel shops in the inner city.” drown as a result. Benjamin Kouba Photography Editor: Dustin Tursack roomed together last year and he zor. I was scared but walked into youngest boy, Peter. By the end secret for sucking you in. You wreck. But luckily, he ran out and daily glances from the and hazelnut, this tasty treat Fittingly, Vecino’s mis- Photographer: Danielle Snell only got annoyed at me once... the bar at a high rate of speed and of the story, Tommy will learn see, on the commercials for the of gas and rolled to a stop on SSC staircase, Vecino’s Cof- keeps you warm and satis- sion statement is “to estab- Business Manager: Ryan Dunlap It was in January after a thick kept walking. I couldn’t believe an important lesson in forgive- show and before breaks during the side of the road.” Well, now fee Shop has finally opened. fied without keeping you lish coffee houses through- Advertising Manager: Bethany Streitmatter snow. The Harriman boys were it. I turned around, walked back ness, not unlike the one Ted ex- the show, they reveal this awe- things get rather anti-climactic, For the past four months, wired for three weeks. out the world for the Webmaster: Benjamin Kouba throwing snowballs at our de- through the entrance gate and out tended to me. some footage of cars blowing up, but I can’t wait to see him jump students have waited pa- For you stronger students, advancement of the gospel Faculty Advisor: Dr. Scott Calhoun things smashing into each other, out with a gun when the police tiently for the once-empty get some espresso. A small of Jesus Christ.” Although, near misses, narrow escapes; try to apprehend him. outer shell of the Hive to be shot of this will make your according to Burns, a cer- Staff Reporters Being Content, No Matter phone and shaking his head as it’s all there but not in the actual “When police forces move in, transformed into a Christian all-night computer games tain amount of money does Amanda Acker, Sara Denhart, Joe Du- he sets us straight. I don’t see so show. They never actually get to they fi nd that the driver is Ber- Starbucks. On Wednesday, even more interesting. And go to the owner of Vecino’s, gan, Daniel Giddings, Bethany Gilm- our, Michelle Lanham, Josh Moody, Who You Come Home To much emphasis in the Bible on those parts during the program, nie, the actual bus driver, and he November 10, our caffeine finally, a specialty coffee most of what the students Jimmy Sawin, Jenny Sullivan, who we marry as on whether we and so you’ll always sit there was actually on his way to pick dreams came true. called “the Cafe Vecino’s spend will go directly to Autumn West with you when the thunder rips will or will not. and endure the other stuff hop- up some kids at a nearby elemen- Although tiresome at Mocha” is a blend of choc- help Vecino’s live out their Contributors by Cindy Wallace you away from sleep at night. I recently attended a panel dis- ing that soon they’ll show that tary school.” times, the wait has paid off olate, caramel, and coffee mission of serving coffee Rachel Blaquiere, Sarah Cline, Mi- But there’s more to marriage cussion for Cedarville women on part where that cow walks into They all seem to end up like as the smell of steamy milk that will satisfy any coffee- and the gospel to unbeliev- chael Colletto, Justin Ely, Sarah Fri- than romantic niceties. There’s the topic of singleness. The pan- the road resulting in a seven-car that. And by the end, I realize and roasted beans perfo- lover’s craving. ers. esen, Mike Hand, Kristen Livingston, Jason Myers, Sarah Pyles, Cindy Wal- hard work and sometimes a lot elists and girls attending were all pileup. that I’ve wasted an hour of my rates the SSC. A small but For the non-coffee drink- Some may think that the lace, Mattthew Zimmerman of pain. I think most of us have lovely, and much of their candid Come to think of it, none of the life waiting for something that satisfactory menu of lattes, er, a great selection of teas cost of Vecino’s coffee real-life examples of such trouble. discussion encouraged me. But chases they actually show are was never going to happen. And cappuccino, mochas, teas, and smoothies will certain- may be a bit much, but for CEDARS, the student newspaper of Our parents aren’t always shining I was a little surprised at the anywhere close to being scary. I by then, it’s time to check the TV frappes, smoothies, and ly make you smile. roughly the same amount Cedarville University, exists to inform models of marital bliss, are they? pervasiveness of the assumption remember one episode that I saw guide to fi nd out when the next bubble tea keep students Although some may think as a Starbucks (minus the our campus community of the local, The Cedarville grad divorce rate that someday each girl would be where three cops were actually one will be on. happy and creative as they that the opening of Vecino’s cute little coffee cup hold- national, and global world we live in. We hope to foster a spirit of broad we hear about isn’t too comfort- married. Let me take that back: search for the perfect blend is just another way to spend ers), you can have a cup curiosity in our readers and play Marriage is complicated. It’s ing, either. It’s sad, but it’s hon- I was not surprised; I was disap- of flavors to start or end Block Plan Chuck’s Bucks, of coffee that is not only a signifi cant role in satisfying that curiosity by providing informative, a beautiful, mysterious blessing, est: marriage is diffi cult, and this pointed. their day. manager Brian Burns says world-class, but helps plant factual, and engaging content. yes, but it’s complicated. For in- diffi culty usually surprises us. I’m obviously not against If you are a coffee lover, there’s more to Vecino’s and grow a community of The opinions expressed herein are of stance, it involves a lot of washing I wonder why we’re so surprised marriage, and I wouldn’t want but don’t know how to start than just profits. the writers, but not necessarily those little face hairs out of the sink. when marriages falter. God had to deny anyone the delight I’ve of CEDARS, its staff, or of Cedarville I speak from three and a half Paul warn us all in I Corinthians found in it so far. However, our University. All submissionsare the property of CEDARS and are subject to months of experience. On July 7. The married will “have trouble community seems to baste girls editing and/or revision. 31, my name changed, I got in this life,” he writes. And that’s in the idea that marriage is our a new piece of jewelry, and I not all. Paul actually encourages highest goal, the greatest good, Year-long subscriptions are available to the public for $15 (U.S. Mail). Please signed up for a life of sink-wash- Christians to remain single: “I’m a blissful calling - the thing God make checks payable to CEDARS. ing. Please don’t misunderstand; trying to spare you!” It’s not that has for all of us if we wait on though I wash a bathroom sink, you sin if you marry, he explains, Him. 251 N. Main Street Cedarville, OH - 45314 Josh washes a kitchen sink full but only do it if you feel you must. But the Bible open next to me 937-766 4991 Fax: 937-766-2760 of dishes most nights. And I’m And once you do it, it’s going to reads, “Each man has his own [email protected] quite content with the division of be hard, and you’re going to have gift from God, one in this man- www.cedarville.edu/cedars labor. to stick with it. ner, and another in that.” Mar- Several of my friends also The thing that amazes me is riage is a gift, albeit a complicat- CEDARS is printed on newsprint with married each other this past sum- how seldom I hear this message. ed one. Why do we fail to warn recycled content. mer. From what I can tell, we’re In chapel, speakers frequently people, as Paul did, that marriage all pretty happy so far. It’s nice mention the importance of de- will be diffi cult? Singleness is a to have someone to wake up with ciding who we’ll marry. I walk gift as well. Why do we teach in the morning. It’s nice to have a spider’s web here, but I imagine people to value the one gift more someone to share dream stories Paul clambering up to the micro- than the other? 10 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT VIEWPOINTS 7 Acceptance is More CEDAR FACES Antigone Re-emerges Beverly Robey Than Toleration RN., Supervisor, University Medical Services and unconcerned with the strug- make these assumptions, you deny gle of my fellow brothers and sis- by Lydia Baker What exactly do you do? that there is or ever have been racial ters, specifi cally among certain My job involves the inventory and at Cedarville issues on this campus. To admit to people groups. No matter if you ordering of medical supplies and these thoughts or feeling is to dis- are black, white, hispanic, Asian, drugs. I am also the allergy nurse. credit the struggle and identity of Native American, adopted, or icles’ work, may be a more ab- sons of tradition, even while your fellow brothers and sisters in third culture individuals, you all How long have you worked here? 16 years at Patterson Clinic and stract and minimalist form than being open to change.” Christ. To admit to these frustra- have something that Cedarville by Jennifer Sullivan UMS; we have lived in Cedarville students are used to. She said, Abbie McGaha, playing Judy, tions is to say that the struggle of needs. You all bring something since 1981. I worked 20 years in “I want to give the audience a explained that her character others is insignifi cant. to the table. You all are exqui- critical care and needed a change. different theater experience destroys herself by her refusal I believe that the struggle of our site, unique, and necessary. God Another Antigone by A. R. than they get from the main Ce- to see the other side. fellow student body, specifi cally in made each of us the way that we What is the best part about your Lydia Baker is a member job? Gurney will be performed this darville stage.” Smith hopes that students ap- the area of race and culture, should are for a purpose. A purpose that of the Student Government Seeing students mature from fresh- weekend in Alford Auditori- The play revolves around the proach this play with an open be acknowledged and embraced. I believe extends beyond simply men to seniors, MIS travel vaccine um. Produced by NeXtage and confl ict between a young Jew- mind, recognizing that there is Association and serves as Our cultural differences and back- tolerating one another. The real- consultations, working with those sponsored by Alpha Beta Phi, ish college student, Judy Miller, no explicit “good guy” or “bad Director of Student Relations. grounds should be celebrated and ization of our uniqueness should interested in missions, working the honorary theater organiza- and her closed-minded classics guy,” allowing the audience valued. stir us on to want to discover with my coworkers, and giving allergy shots. tion, this play is promoted and professor, Henry Harper. When to understand and sympathize I know that many of you took As a senior, I have been blessed to more about each other. It should directed entirely by students. he refuses to accept her rewrite with all sides of the issues. one glance at this article, and observe the changes that Cedarville cause us to become interested in How did you meet your husband? As the third work presented of Sophicles’ Antigone as her Performance dates are Thurs- thought “No, not diversity again!” strove for in the area of diversity. each other’s struggles and frus- We met as infants. Our parents were best friends and we took family by this organization, this play term project, she retaliates by day, Friday, and Saturday, No- Why do you feel this way? What Trust me, Cedarville made some trations. vacations every year at cabins on a lake in northern Minnesota. continues in the same vein as performing it on campus. vember 18, 19, and 20 at 8:00 is it that makes this topic such large strides towards making sure SGA has decided to intention- What is the weirdest thing a student has ever said to you? Spinning into Butter and 1984. This play highlights the strug- p.m. with a Saturday matinee a nuisance? Well, it seems that that all students are valued. Yet we ally embrace diversity this year. A male student sat on the exam table and said, “My back hurts when Because of their unique posi- gle between traditional and at 2:00 p.m. Tickets are avail- you, the students, are tired. You still have a long way to go. I believe We have devised an opportunity I do this.” Then he laid back and put his legs straight up in the air tion as a student-run compa- progressive mindsets, one that able at the Information Desk are tired of hearing the same old that if we, the student body, do not for students to celebrate their at a 90 degree angle. I said, “Well, then, don’t do that!” Also, I was ny, NeXtage offers plays that college students will resonate for $5 for students and $7 for worn-out message about the need embrace diversity, and if we do not own diversity through poetry. reviewing a health history form with an athlete and asked him if he could not be performed on the with. adults. Remaining tickets will for diversity on Cedarville Uni- acknowledge the pain that some of The question is: What is diver- had ever had a broken bone to which he replied, “You mean, in my body?” Lastly, during a physical exam the question was asked, “Do M. Molby|CONTRIBUTED main stage. John Viinalass, who plays Pro- be sold at the door. versity’s campus. You are tired our students have endured, we can- sity to you? Each individual you wear contact lenses?” The reply: “Not that I know of.” Abbie McGaha plays a progressive college student in NeXtage’s fall Director Georgeanna Smith fessor Harper, said, “I hope that of hearing complaints and accu- not hope to extend relationships be- thinks of diversity differently, production, Another Antigone. explains that this production, students recognize the need for sations about issues that you feel yond that which is tolerable. and we want to give you, the stu- What is your favorite thing to eat at Chucks? a modern adaptation of Soph- balance-holding onto the les- are ancient and no longer neces- I just returned from a confer- dent, the opportunity to express The fresh bread and chocolate pudding. sary for discussion. You feel that ence in Seattle, Washington; it was that difference. All submissions Who has had the biggest infl uence on your life? there is no problem. There is no the 18th annual National Christian are due by Tuesday, November My husband, who is also my best friend need for improvement in this Multicultural Student Leadership 23. An electronic copy and a area. Conference (NCMSLC). The hard copy must be submitted to Which Disney character are you most like, and why? “Broadway” Takes Do you realize that when you theme behind this conference was qualify. Prizes will be awarded Goofy, according to my coworkers think these thoughts you auto- “One Body, Many Parts: Pursuing based on content and creativity. What three things do you have with you at all times? matically assume that everyone Wholeness through Reconcilia- If you have any ques- My wedding ring, my humor, and pictures of my fi ve grandchildren on this campus is like you, and tion.” This conference helped me tions please contact me at the Cake that everyone has had the same see the incompleteness of myself, [email protected]. What advice do you have for Cedarville students? experience as you? When you as a Christian, when I am unaware Get more sleep, wash your hands often, exercise, don’t waste time, spend time daily in the Word and prayer as well as newer musicals such as and “If I Can’t Love Her” from by Rachel Blaquere Aida, Thoroughly Modern Mil- Beauty and the Beast.” Other lie, and Wicked. Directed by Jef- highlights included the post- frey Beste, the show featured solo intermission “Bouquet” from STUDENT FACES performances as well as the entire My Fair Lady and the awe-in- Of all the exciting events held chorus participating in several spiring (if not a little tear-jerk- Eric Jingst during Parents Weekend, such rousing numbers. ing) “Les Miserables Medley” as basketball games, concerts, The cast, fi tted in era-perfect which topped off the night. Senior, Video Media Produc- tion and worldview forums, the true wardrobe by Lyndell Rising and Performances from individ- highlight was found at down- Chrissy Faulkner, danced and ual artists such as Sara Eplin, What’s the best thing about town Cedarville’s historic Op- sang together with a great range Issac Pittman, Jessica Spears, where you’re from? era House. Cedarville Univer- of harmonic skill and talent. Each Crystal Baldwin, Mark Mc- Hmm…The best thing about sity’s Broadway Tonight was performer added his or her own Daniel, Greg Cooley, and Con- Des Moines, Iowa… The Mc- Caughey septuplets are from the hit of the week, selling out special aura to the ensemble, and rad Bear were highlights of the there! two of its three performances several of them were involved in a night, as each of them took to and scoring rave reviews from number of different solos. the stage and delivered master- What are your plans for after B.Kouba|CEDARS critics everywhere (well, actu- The night started off with a fi t- ful performances. graduation? Audiences were delighted by a scene from Thoroughly Modern Millie in ally, just this critic, but I’m sure ting rendition of Kiss Me, Kate’s I’m done in December (only “Broadway Tonight!” 1 month left!). Hopefully, there are more out there). “Another Op’nin’, Another Show” after that I’ll be getting a job The hallowed halls of musty and steamrolled from there with somewhere in the broadcasting wood rang with the sounds performances of songs such as “I industry, and I’m marrying the of such Broadway favorites Feel Pretty” from West Side Story, LARAMIE that it’s a living faith and “Our school does a beau- love of my life in June. as West Side Story, Guys and “Luck Be a Lady” from Guys and continued from page 1 that in a non-judgmental tiful job of bringing atten- What is your best Cedarville memory? Dolls, 42nd Street, Phantom of Dolls, “Sixteen Going on Seven- way that we tried to tell oth- tion to the AIDS crisis in Defi nitely has to be when Dr. Dixon told us to stay virgins for- the Opera, and Les Miserables teen” from the Sound of Music, to perform for World AIDS ers about the love and com- Africa, which is so impor- ever. For you underclassmen, ask your senior friends. I’m sure Day. passion of Christ. Also, the tant. In addition to that, we there has to be an MP3 of it fl oating around somewhere. “People who live with idea of forgiveness is a big wanted to bring attention to AIDS are in an extremely aspect of The Laramie Proj- the AIDS crisis in America, What’s your most important piece of apparel? My hooded sweatshirts. How else can you get away with wak- lonely position. We wanted ect,” Merchant said. because even if we disagree ing up ten minutes before class and not showering? people to think about using After gaining approval with the lifestyle or how their faith and testing their from campus activities for the disease was contracted, Is there a pop song that you hate to admit has been stuck in faith to develop compas- scheduling and subject mat- human beings that Christ your head for a long time? sion towards people who ter, ABP will sponsor The loves and died for are dy- “Barbie Girl” by Aqua: “I’m a Barbie girl/ in a Barbie world/ Life in plastic/ it’s fantastic!” are in extremely lonely Laramie Project which will ing horrible deaths, and we predicaments, regardless of be performed December 10 largely ignore or respond Who is your favorite chapel speaker? how they contracted AIDS. at 8 p.m. in Alford Audito- offensively… I enjoy the Children of the World. Matthew Shepard, who rium. “[After seeing The Lara- contracted AIDS because Following the perfor- mie Project] Students may What would your super power be if you were a super hero/ heroine? of a gay lifestyle, is the mance, a discussion panel also have a greater sympa- Laundry Lad: Oh, to be able to snap my fi ngers and have connection to World AIDS consisting of Merchant, Dr. thy for people, regardless my clothes not only magically become clean, but also folded, Day, but it also comes up Carl Ruby (Dean of Stu- of sexual orientation, be- sorted, ironed, and smelling “country fresh.” Did I already in stage readings and in a dents), Dr. Susan Warner cause they are human be- mention that I’m getting married in June? couple of unexpected ways (Assistant Professor of Soci- ings created in God’s image If you had two minutes on the chapel big screens, what too. ology), Dr. Timothy Gombis as well,” ABP Activities would you do? “What we are focusing (Assistant Professor of Bi- Coordinator and actress Probably say random things like “harness” and “tattoo” on is exposing Christians ble), and Counselor Jeff Ful- in The Laramie Project to the idea that they need to mer (Counseling Services) Georgeanna Smith said. What’s your most random thought? make their faith active—a will answer questions and Why do they call it a pair of underwear when it’s only one part of a way of life—so respond to the performance. 8 VIEWPOINTS ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT 9 Put Down Your Blankie and Pick Up Your Bible Commentary If You Were Gay, I’d dream. He had nowhere to by Autumn West vacationing in the Caribbean. lay his head, He told the rich Like You Anyway… Where are we told this is how young ruler to give up all he on a Cabin Christians should live? had to the poor, and He told judgment because of his or her His love by dying for all of Finally, and perhaps most us that to lose our lives means by Sara Denhart lifestyle choices. I have heard us, including homosexuals. importantly, all of these prin- we save them. When you and people say that the constitu- Before you jump to throw- ciples are based on the idea I reach heaven, is God going by David Knierim tional amendment to protect ing your stones at these im- of safety. We want to be safe to be impressed with our sav- The Bible clearly commands marriage between a man and a age-bearers and beloved, from the world and avoid con- ings account and our 5,000 Christians to hate evil (Romans woman will end homosexuality. consider the person and the tamination. Subsequently, we sq. foot home? Will He ap- 12:9) and to avoid all appearances Actually, it only stops homosex- possible background the per- Most students agree that the choose to live in the Christian plaud our investment portfo- of it (I Thessalonians 5:22). Build- uals from having the opportuni- son may have. Many male fact Cedarville is a Christian subculture forever and speak lio or pull back the curtain ing a tribute to Thoreau is not ty to marry in 48 states, not the homosexuals do not have a college was a deciding factor Christian jargon forever. and let us see what might avoiding the appearance of evil or gay lifestyle. Plus, many major positive or any relationship in their enrollment decision. What does Jesus think of have happened if we had the hating it. By possibly giving the corporations in those protected with their fathers. Still, many of us mock and this subculture? Well, I’m not guts to give up a little bit of outside world the impression we When I say the words, “gay,” states still have insurance for a The lifestyle choice is not criticize the very environ- claiming to speak for the Lord, comfort and move to a street are honoring Thoreau, we are not “lesbian,” or “homosexual,” “significant other.” an easy one (see Someone Cedarville University is in the ment we have chosen. This but “I did stay at a Holiday Inn on the lower end of town? obeying the Biblical command to what do you picture? Do you You could be thinking, “Ho- I Love is Gay: How Family is because we are trapped in- Express last night” and I had a Karen Mower, a 2004 grad- process of building a cabin beside avoid “all appearance of evil” and picture a limp-wristed, well- mosexuality is wrong. The Bi- and Friends Can Respond by side the Christian subculture little chat with Dr. Chris Mill- uate teaching in Harlem, New Cedar Lake commemorating the to hate it. dressed, high-pitched, short- ble says so.” Does the Bible give Anita Worthen and Bob Da- National Gallery, London | CONTRIBUTED where everything is safe. Our er, chair of the Bible depart- York, said the following: 150th Anniversary of Henry David The argument has been used to haired, effeminate, promis- you the right to mock, tease, or vies as well as A Parent’s Should we favor “Christian” art on our campus? Christianity is sterilized. ment. Perhaps I can present “It’s not about suburban Thoreau’s book ‘Walden.’ support building the cabin that it cuous, narcissistic person, or hate homosexuals? No. God Guide to Preventing Homo- Christianity has created an educated position. Christians doing another could remind us to be less materi- do you picture a person who sexuality by Joseph Nicolosi an environment of comfort Jesus did see the Christian mission trip to the city. It’s alistic and to focus on the impor- was created in God’s image and Linda Ames Nicolosi). I through “Christianizing” ev- life as a place where we re- about suburban Christians Over the years, Christians and tant things in life. There is some and who Christ died for? Or have yet to meet a homosexu- erything. The Christian sub- ceived teaching and instruc- giving up their comfortable non-Christians alike have dis- validity to these reasons for build- maybe you see yourself, your al who is truly happy with his A Call for SSC Aesthetics culture is based on four major tion. Notice the times He took Midwest existence to invest cussed philosophical ideas. While ing the cabin. However, a tribute to parent, your sibling, your or her life, especially after principles: providing a good His disciples aside and talked months or years in children it is good for Christians to study someone such as C.S. Lewis could relative, your friend, or your Do you picture a “coming out.” These people foundation, Pharisee-like with them and explained His who are literally losing their and critique those ideas that are be built that would get across the acquaintance. person who was may have been shunned by by Joe Dugan rules, the American dream, words to them. He was pre- lives one by one. Working at against a Biblical worldview and same biblically sound ideas with- As I have walked around this created in God’s family, friends, government, I’m not proposing a holistic so- and safety. paring them to go out on their my school is like watching my principles, it is not appropriate for out promoting someone whose campus recently, I have heard and churches. The gay life- lution. There is one area, how- Having a good foundation is own when He was gone. But kids go down a slide straight Christians to commemorate or life and philosophies are clearly people use the word “fag” to image and who style is a lonely one to live. ever, which could stand for some legitimate. We cannot throw He also sent the twelve out into jail and drugs, and I can’t honor those philosophers whose not Christian and whose ungodly refer to friends or a person “ Overall, I caution you immediate improvement. Christ died for?” anyone into the world and in Matthew 10. Perhaps this pull all of them back. I can’t best-known ideas are clearly con- ideas undoubtedly outweigh his he or she is putting down. I to check your heart, check Student art. tell them to be a light. He or should be our model. I ap- help but ask myself, ‘Where trary to Biblical values, standards, godly ideas. have heard people justifying created us in His image, not your speech, and check your Every university I have ever she first needs to know truth plaud all of you who make an are you, suburban Christians, and morals. Based upon this as- Another argument used to sup- a homosexual’s death, which just “the elect” (if you are in the thoughts before you make a visited has proudly and open- and delve into truth to under- effort and interact with people and why don’t you care?’” sertion, we need to make sure that port building the cabin is that it was caused by contracting Calvinist camp). Christ did not judgment about homosexuals, mindedly displayed the artistic stand. through various ministries. Maybe you are wondering, the intentions of the Henry David could be an effective tool to en- AIDS (and no, not all homo- hang out with merely the Phari- say an inappropriate comment masterpieces of its students. Are However, this good founda- What about the rest of us? It along with Dr. Miller, “If I Thoreau tribute are not miscon- gage our culture by understanding sexuals contract AIDS or are sees and the religious leaders. relating to homosexuals, or It’s 8:28, and I’m late for class. they Picassos? No. Warhols? tion has spawned a Pharisaical is not feasible to wait for peo- reject the philosophy of the strued or misunderstood by a Thoreau and the contributions he the originators of this ugly He ate with the sinners, made attack the gay culture. I’m walking brusquely, rubbing No, but they are creative, and attitude within the subculture. ple to notice how cool Chris- subculture, do I have to give watching world. made to modern society. While disease), as God’s judgment lowly citizens His disciples, and the sleep out of my eyes and try- they are works-in-progress. And Christians make rules beyond tians are and want to join us. up the Newsboys?” The an- It is commonly accepted among this is a great reason for building on homosexuals, and that the loved people regardless of his or ing to avoid splashing Breakfast that’s what college is all about, those which the Bible com- It is our job to go out into the swer is no, but you do have scholars and the public in general the cabin, I believe it could easily homosexual deserves this her lifestyle. He demonstrated Blend on my sweater. No easy right? It’s about being a work- mands and then judge every- streets and encourage them to to give up safety. God is not that Thoreau was a major propo- be misconstrued by the outside feat, I’ve discovered. I think I have in-progress. We forget that all one else by those rules. come. a safe God. He does not call nent of transcendentalism. One of world and even Cedarville stu- yet to down a cuppa java without too often here. Because we are I am a proud American, but Jesus condemned the extra us to be safe people nor does his more famous works, Walden, dents. spilling at least a few drops. not merely students; we are the somehow our Christian cul- rules the Pharisees added to He call us to safe places. The is a book that promote this phi- The title of the project, “Henry An Uphill Battle for a I cut through the SSC to save creme da la creme, we are active ture adopted the American the law and He hung out with center of God’s will is not losophy in America. It challenged David Thoreau Tribute” lends it- time, and as I walk, my periph- in ministry, we are bright and re- dream as part of a biblical the filth and grime. Filth and safe, it is dangerous. Sure, the authority of the Bible and pro- self to be misinterpreted because eral attention is drawn to one of silient and Christocentric. standard for church member- grime exists today: the home- the center of God’s will is posed that religious truth could be it gives the impression that we are Returning President the paintings on the wall. They’re We forget that we are works-in- ship. We bought into the idea less, AIDS victims, homosex- where you are supposed to found in other sacred texts such as honoring Thoreau. By giving this all rather similar, naturalistic, and progress. that we need a nice house in uals, white collar criminals. be and God will never leave Hindu and Buddhist scriptures. impression, it appears that we are serene. And positively useless. In order to include student art suburbia, 2.5 kids, a job that Are we touching them? Jesus you or forsake you, but He Transcendentalism has its roots in honoring the majority of the val- by Ian Ellis On domestic issues, the presi- this week, the Senate will vote When asked about the art in the as a part of the Cedarville expe- ensures our acceptance in so- would. will lead you into dangerous a rebellion against Christianity. ues he stood for as that is what a dent’s agenda is ripe for harvest and determine Arlen Specter’s SSC, Josh Moody, a sophomore rience, decisions would need to ciety, and a Roth IRA that en- Finally, Jesus lived a life of places. According to Jone John Lewis of tribute is normally used to accom- and the right workers are plentiful prospective chairmanship of the said, “It fails to move, it fails to be made about the kinds of art sures we spend our retirement self denial, not the American transcendentalism.com, “In their plish. in Congress with an expanding Re- important Judiciary Committee. inspire, it fails to invite serious, that would be appropriate for perspective, a loving God would The fl yer endorsing the cabin publican majority. As “values voters,” particu- critical thought.” public display. And this drives not have led so much of humanity also gives many allusions to the In Iraq, Bush has taken quick, larly conservative, evangelical I couldn’t agree more. The paint- at the heart and spirit of what art astray; there must be truth in these project’s intention to honor Tho- fi rm action in Fallujah to keep elec- Christians, turned out in record ings, the plants (is it a student cen- is all about. scriptures, too. Truth, if it agreed reau. One example of this says tions on schedule for January. In number on Election Day, the ter or a garden?), the diet pop on Should we favor “Christian” with an individual’s intuition of the project commemorates, “the other international affairs, the pres- strengthened “religious right” is U99.5. Even the buildings seem art? Is the best art that which truth, must be indeed truth.” ideas and challenges that Thoreau ident seeks to seize a grand oppor- poised to pressure the president artifi cial. They’re all sort of neo- speaks clearly and fi rmly to Ian Ellis is a senior political Transcendentalism focused on contributed to American society.” tunity to lead a promising, broad- to provide strong leadership on Grecian, clean ‘n’ pristine. some esoteric, collective world- human intellect as defi ning truth The main idea Thoreau contribut- science major currently based effort to negotiate Middle abortion and family issues. Sen. Freshman Nate Washatka, view and reaffi rms our beliefs? and it categorized humans and ed to American society was tran- presiding as Chairman of East peace after the death of Yasser Specter’s confi rmation debate chuckled about our architecture. Junior Jared Doden, said, “The nature as being divine. It was a scendentalism, and it would not be the Ohio College Republican Arafat last week. demonstrates this developing “I feel like I live on some sort of best kind of art is...noble, pure, direct challenge to the sole truth appropriate for Christians to com- From tort, Court, tax, and Social pattern of turf battles under the base camp. Some campuses look God-honoring, and upright. The Foundation. of the Bible and Jesus’ claim to be memorate an antichristian idea. Security reform to securing Iraq, Republican big tent. like they were designed for the worst kind of art [is] art that pro- the only true way to heaven and to While the intent of the project In his acceptance speech, the homeland, and possibly Israel Particularly affecting the landscape or neighborhood block. motes negative, anti-God mes- God (John 14:6). may be good, the descriptions President Bush cast his vision of and Palestine, Bush realizes that president’s domestic agenda, Cedarville looks like it was con- sages, and evil.” We must be careful not to give given about the project are vague unity and progress while com- he needs ‘prayer for power equal midterm elections loom large structed in a factory and random- I think that conclusion is a just the impression that we are honor- and could be easily misinterpreted memorating his fi rst term, which to these tasks’ because his is one of on the horizon. President Bush ly thrown in an Ohio cornfi eld.” a bit hasty. ing Thoreau because this would to mean that we are honoring or was undoubtedly four years of the most aggressive and expansive gained seats in Congress during I make it to my class, three min- While I believe certain limita- have a negative impact on our worse yet, agreeing with Thoreau great challenge for America. presidential agendas in recent his- his midterm in 2002; he was the utes late, but my mind wanders. tions would need to be placed Christian testimony as a campus. and not simply trying to under- Recognizing all that our country tory. fi rst to do so since JFK. Every Because we have a problem on on student art at Cedarville, on If we honor him, we present the stand him to engage our culture has endured in September 11th, While many Republicans will effort will be made to repeat this our campus. a deeper level I believe that art is idea that we support the philoso- more effectively. economic recession, and a for- want to kick the Dems while they’re amazing feat in 2006, but it will At Cedarville, we try to keep about individual expression. It’s phies that he believed, no matter It is clearly unbiblical for Chris- eign war, the president reminded down, Bush may have to play nice undoubtedly be diffi cult, espe- things perfect or at least, as close about generating ideas, adding what our intentions. If a person tians to honor someone who goes all Americans, “Do not pray for if he plans to dock two important cially if the Democrats come to as humanly possible. We mandate one’s voice to the narrative. It’s walks through Cedarville and against the very tenets of the Bible tasks equal to your powers; pray ships, bipartisanship and states- their senses. chapel attendance and media poli- self-referential–art for art’s sake. thinks we are honoring Thoreau and their faith. With this in mind, for powers equal to your tasks.” manship. Unless Howard Dean Although the president has cies to keep students accountable It’s formal, informal, realistic, when they see the cabin, that per- we must make sure that our mo- More than anyone, Bush di- replaces Terry McCauliffe as DNC optimistically set his agenda for and spiritually groomed (though I abstract, sacred, and profane - son may believe that we agree with tives are to engage the culture and rected that challenge to one audi- chairman, the president will face a four more years, the political cir- question whether the motivation it’s a complicated thing. the philosophies that Thoreau sup- not to honor and uplift his anti- ence: himself and his administra- moderate Minority Party, which fi - cumstances and powers that be and the effects even remotely re- We should not advocate art ported. This would severely hinder christian beliefs. This must also tion. After claiming a mandate, nally understands what happens to will not give him a free ride into semble one another). We teach a which makes us feel justifi ed in our testimony to that person. We be perfectly clear to everyone who he seems determined to under- obstructionism. history. Talk of “legacy” is off solid, worldview-infused curricu- our beliefs or art designed to pro- are not to lose the potency of our visits the campus. The eyes of the take all that he promised on the Apart from dealing with the limits, but the president is vow- lum (though I wonder if we’re re- voke “warm fuzzies,” we should Christian witness by conforming world are watching us, and we campaign trail. In fact, I believe problems of an unpredictable, re- ing to spend all the “capital” he ally just advocating closed-mind- advocate art that stimulates. to or indirectly supporting secular must make sure they see the right Bush can and will accomplish tooling Democratic minority, Bush earned in the election to rope a edness). And we construct our We need to think. We need to philosophy. (Romans 12:2, Mat- picture. more than any president since will face diffi culty in many areas, herd of cattle before he rides off facilities to match our ideology: create. We need to be genuine. thew 5:12-15) President Reagan or Johnson, possibly even within his own party. into the sunset. clean, controlled, systematic, a Together, we can make this and possibly FDR. As Congress returns to Capitol Hill slew of Kodak hot spots. work. 8 VIEWPOINTS ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT 9 Put Down Your Blankie and Pick Up Your Bible Commentary If You Were Gay, I’d dream. He had nowhere to by Autumn West vacationing in the Caribbean. lay his head, He told the rich Like You Anyway… Where are we told this is how young ruler to give up all he on a Cabin Christians should live? had to the poor, and He told judgment because of his or her His love by dying for all of Finally, and perhaps most us that to lose our lives means by Sara Denhart lifestyle choices. I have heard us, including homosexuals. importantly, all of these prin- we save them. When you and people say that the constitu- Before you jump to throw- ciples are based on the idea I reach heaven, is God going by David Knierim tional amendment to protect ing your stones at these im- of safety. We want to be safe to be impressed with our sav- The Bible clearly commands marriage between a man and a age-bearers and beloved, from the world and avoid con- ings account and our 5,000 Christians to hate evil (Romans woman will end homosexuality. consider the person and the tamination. Subsequently, we sq. foot home? Will He ap- 12:9) and to avoid all appearances Actually, it only stops homosex- possible background the per- Most students agree that the choose to live in the Christian plaud our investment portfo- of it (I Thessalonians 5:22). Build- uals from having the opportuni- son may have. Many male fact Cedarville is a Christian subculture forever and speak lio or pull back the curtain ing a tribute to Thoreau is not ty to marry in 48 states, not the homosexuals do not have a college was a deciding factor Christian jargon forever. and let us see what might avoiding the appearance of evil or gay lifestyle. Plus, many major positive or any relationship in their enrollment decision. What does Jesus think of have happened if we had the hating it. By possibly giving the corporations in those protected with their fathers. Still, many of us mock and this subculture? Well, I’m not guts to give up a little bit of outside world the impression we When I say the words, “gay,” states still have insurance for a The lifestyle choice is not criticize the very environ- claiming to speak for the Lord, comfort and move to a street are honoring Thoreau, we are not “lesbian,” or “homosexual,” “significant other.” an easy one (see Someone Cedarville University is in the ment we have chosen. This but “I did stay at a Holiday Inn on the lower end of town? obeying the Biblical command to what do you picture? Do you You could be thinking, “Ho- I Love is Gay: How Family is because we are trapped in- Express last night” and I had a Karen Mower, a 2004 grad- process of building a cabin beside avoid “all appearance of evil” and picture a limp-wristed, well- mosexuality is wrong. The Bi- and Friends Can Respond by side the Christian subculture little chat with Dr. Chris Mill- uate teaching in Harlem, New Cedar Lake commemorating the to hate it. dressed, high-pitched, short- ble says so.” Does the Bible give Anita Worthen and Bob Da- National Gallery, London | CONTRIBUTED where everything is safe. Our er, chair of the Bible depart- York, said the following: 150th Anniversary of Henry David The argument has been used to haired, effeminate, promis- you the right to mock, tease, or vies as well as A Parent’s Should we favor “Christian” art on our campus? Christianity is sterilized. ment. Perhaps I can present “It’s not about suburban Thoreau’s book ‘Walden.’ support building the cabin that it cuous, narcissistic person, or hate homosexuals? No. God Guide to Preventing Homo- Christianity has created an educated position. Christians doing another could remind us to be less materi- do you picture a person who sexuality by Joseph Nicolosi an environment of comfort Jesus did see the Christian mission trip to the city. It’s alistic and to focus on the impor- was created in God’s image and Linda Ames Nicolosi). I through “Christianizing” ev- life as a place where we re- about suburban Christians Over the years, Christians and tant things in life. There is some and who Christ died for? Or have yet to meet a homosexu- erything. The Christian sub- ceived teaching and instruc- giving up their comfortable non-Christians alike have dis- validity to these reasons for build- maybe you see yourself, your al who is truly happy with his A Call for SSC Aesthetics culture is based on four major tion. Notice the times He took Midwest existence to invest cussed philosophical ideas. While ing the cabin. However, a tribute to parent, your sibling, your or her life, especially after principles: providing a good His disciples aside and talked months or years in children it is good for Christians to study someone such as C.S. Lewis could relative, your friend, or your Do you picture a “coming out.” These people foundation, Pharisee-like with them and explained His who are literally losing their and critique those ideas that are be built that would get across the acquaintance. person who was may have been shunned by by Joe Dugan rules, the American dream, words to them. He was pre- lives one by one. Working at against a Biblical worldview and same biblically sound ideas with- As I have walked around this created in God’s family, friends, government, I’m not proposing a holistic so- and safety. paring them to go out on their my school is like watching my principles, it is not appropriate for out promoting someone whose campus recently, I have heard and churches. The gay life- lution. There is one area, how- Having a good foundation is own when He was gone. But kids go down a slide straight Christians to commemorate or life and philosophies are clearly people use the word “fag” to image and who style is a lonely one to live. ever, which could stand for some legitimate. We cannot throw He also sent the twelve out into jail and drugs, and I can’t honor those philosophers whose not Christian and whose ungodly refer to friends or a person “ Overall, I caution you immediate improvement. Christ died for?” anyone into the world and in Matthew 10. Perhaps this pull all of them back. I can’t best-known ideas are clearly con- ideas undoubtedly outweigh his he or she is putting down. I to check your heart, check Student art. tell them to be a light. He or should be our model. I ap- help but ask myself, ‘Where trary to Biblical values, standards, godly ideas. have heard people justifying created us in His image, not your speech, and check your Every university I have ever she first needs to know truth plaud all of you who make an are you, suburban Christians, and morals. Based upon this as- Another argument used to sup- a homosexual’s death, which just “the elect” (if you are in the thoughts before you make a visited has proudly and open- and delve into truth to under- effort and interact with people and why don’t you care?’” sertion, we need to make sure that port building the cabin is that it was caused by contracting Calvinist camp). Christ did not judgment about homosexuals, mindedly displayed the artistic stand. through various ministries. Maybe you are wondering, the intentions of the Henry David could be an effective tool to en- AIDS (and no, not all homo- hang out with merely the Phari- say an inappropriate comment masterpieces of its students. Are However, this good founda- What about the rest of us? It along with Dr. Miller, “If I Thoreau tribute are not miscon- gage our culture by understanding sexuals contract AIDS or are sees and the religious leaders. relating to homosexuals, or It’s 8:28, and I’m late for class. they Picassos? No. Warhols? tion has spawned a Pharisaical is not feasible to wait for peo- reject the philosophy of the strued or misunderstood by a Thoreau and the contributions he the originators of this ugly He ate with the sinners, made attack the gay culture. I’m walking brusquely, rubbing No, but they are creative, and attitude within the subculture. ple to notice how cool Chris- subculture, do I have to give watching world. made to modern society. While disease), as God’s judgment lowly citizens His disciples, and the sleep out of my eyes and try- they are works-in-progress. And Christians make rules beyond tians are and want to join us. up the Newsboys?” The an- It is commonly accepted among this is a great reason for building on homosexuals, and that the loved people regardless of his or ing to avoid splashing Breakfast that’s what college is all about, those which the Bible com- It is our job to go out into the swer is no, but you do have scholars and the public in general the cabin, I believe it could easily homosexual deserves this her lifestyle. He demonstrated Blend on my sweater. No easy right? It’s about being a work- mands and then judge every- streets and encourage them to to give up safety. God is not that Thoreau was a major propo- be misconstrued by the outside feat, I’ve discovered. I think I have in-progress. We forget that all one else by those rules. come. a safe God. He does not call nent of transcendentalism. One of world and even Cedarville stu- yet to down a cuppa java without too often here. Because we are I am a proud American, but Jesus condemned the extra us to be safe people nor does his more famous works, Walden, dents. spilling at least a few drops. not merely students; we are the somehow our Christian cul- rules the Pharisees added to He call us to safe places. The is a book that promote this phi- The title of the project, “Henry An Uphill Battle for a I cut through the SSC to save creme da la creme, we are active ture adopted the American the law and He hung out with center of God’s will is not losophy in America. It challenged David Thoreau Tribute” lends it- time, and as I walk, my periph- in ministry, we are bright and re- dream as part of a biblical the filth and grime. Filth and safe, it is dangerous. Sure, the authority of the Bible and pro- self to be misinterpreted because eral attention is drawn to one of silient and Christocentric. standard for church member- grime exists today: the home- the center of God’s will is posed that religious truth could be it gives the impression that we are Returning President the paintings on the wall. They’re We forget that we are works-in- ship. We bought into the idea less, AIDS victims, homosex- where you are supposed to found in other sacred texts such as honoring Thoreau. By giving this all rather similar, naturalistic, and progress. that we need a nice house in uals, white collar criminals. be and God will never leave Hindu and Buddhist scriptures. impression, it appears that we are serene. And positively useless. In order to include student art suburbia, 2.5 kids, a job that Are we touching them? Jesus you or forsake you, but He Transcendentalism has its roots in honoring the majority of the val- by Ian Ellis On domestic issues, the presi- this week, the Senate will vote When asked about the art in the as a part of the Cedarville expe- ensures our acceptance in so- would. will lead you into dangerous a rebellion against Christianity. ues he stood for as that is what a dent’s agenda is ripe for harvest and determine Arlen Specter’s SSC, Josh Moody, a sophomore rience, decisions would need to ciety, and a Roth IRA that en- Finally, Jesus lived a life of places. According to Jone John Lewis of tribute is normally used to accom- and the right workers are plentiful prospective chairmanship of the said, “It fails to move, it fails to be made about the kinds of art sures we spend our retirement self denial, not the American transcendentalism.com, “In their plish. in Congress with an expanding Re- important Judiciary Committee. inspire, it fails to invite serious, that would be appropriate for perspective, a loving God would The fl yer endorsing the cabin publican majority. As “values voters,” particu- critical thought.” public display. And this drives not have led so much of humanity also gives many allusions to the In Iraq, Bush has taken quick, larly conservative, evangelical I couldn’t agree more. The paint- at the heart and spirit of what art astray; there must be truth in these project’s intention to honor Tho- fi rm action in Fallujah to keep elec- Christians, turned out in record ings, the plants (is it a student cen- is all about. scriptures, too. Truth, if it agreed reau. One example of this says tions on schedule for January. In number on Election Day, the ter or a garden?), the diet pop on Should we favor “Christian” with an individual’s intuition of the project commemorates, “the other international affairs, the pres- strengthened “religious right” is U99.5. Even the buildings seem art? Is the best art that which truth, must be indeed truth.” ideas and challenges that Thoreau ident seeks to seize a grand oppor- poised to pressure the president artifi cial. They’re all sort of neo- speaks clearly and fi rmly to Ian Ellis is a senior political Transcendentalism focused on contributed to American society.” tunity to lead a promising, broad- to provide strong leadership on Grecian, clean ‘n’ pristine. some esoteric, collective world- human intellect as defi ning truth The main idea Thoreau contribut- science major currently based effort to negotiate Middle abortion and family issues. Sen. Freshman Nate Washatka, view and reaffi rms our beliefs? and it categorized humans and ed to American society was tran- presiding as Chairman of East peace after the death of Yasser Specter’s confi rmation debate chuckled about our architecture. Junior Jared Doden, said, “The nature as being divine. It was a scendentalism, and it would not be the Ohio College Republican Arafat last week. demonstrates this developing “I feel like I live on some sort of best kind of art is...noble, pure, direct challenge to the sole truth appropriate for Christians to com- From tort, Court, tax, and Social pattern of turf battles under the base camp. Some campuses look God-honoring, and upright. The Foundation. of the Bible and Jesus’ claim to be memorate an antichristian idea. Security reform to securing Iraq, Republican big tent. like they were designed for the worst kind of art [is] art that pro- the only true way to heaven and to While the intent of the project In his acceptance speech, the homeland, and possibly Israel Particularly affecting the landscape or neighborhood block. motes negative, anti-God mes- God (John 14:6). may be good, the descriptions President Bush cast his vision of and Palestine, Bush realizes that president’s domestic agenda, Cedarville looks like it was con- sages, and evil.” We must be careful not to give given about the project are vague unity and progress while com- he needs ‘prayer for power equal midterm elections loom large structed in a factory and random- I think that conclusion is a just the impression that we are honor- and could be easily misinterpreted memorating his fi rst term, which to these tasks’ because his is one of on the horizon. President Bush ly thrown in an Ohio cornfi eld.” a bit hasty. ing Thoreau because this would to mean that we are honoring or was undoubtedly four years of the most aggressive and expansive gained seats in Congress during I make it to my class, three min- While I believe certain limita- have a negative impact on our worse yet, agreeing with Thoreau great challenge for America. presidential agendas in recent his- his midterm in 2002; he was the utes late, but my mind wanders. tions would need to be placed Christian testimony as a campus. and not simply trying to under- Recognizing all that our country tory. fi rst to do so since JFK. Every Because we have a problem on on student art at Cedarville, on If we honor him, we present the stand him to engage our culture has endured in September 11th, While many Republicans will effort will be made to repeat this our campus. a deeper level I believe that art is idea that we support the philoso- more effectively. economic recession, and a for- want to kick the Dems while they’re amazing feat in 2006, but it will At Cedarville, we try to keep about individual expression. It’s phies that he believed, no matter It is clearly unbiblical for Chris- eign war, the president reminded down, Bush may have to play nice undoubtedly be diffi cult, espe- things perfect or at least, as close about generating ideas, adding what our intentions. If a person tians to honor someone who goes all Americans, “Do not pray for if he plans to dock two important cially if the Democrats come to as humanly possible. We mandate one’s voice to the narrative. It’s walks through Cedarville and against the very tenets of the Bible tasks equal to your powers; pray ships, bipartisanship and states- their senses. chapel attendance and media poli- self-referential–art for art’s sake. thinks we are honoring Thoreau and their faith. With this in mind, for powers equal to your tasks.” manship. Unless Howard Dean Although the president has cies to keep students accountable It’s formal, informal, realistic, when they see the cabin, that per- we must make sure that our mo- More than anyone, Bush di- replaces Terry McCauliffe as DNC optimistically set his agenda for and spiritually groomed (though I abstract, sacred, and profane - son may believe that we agree with tives are to engage the culture and rected that challenge to one audi- chairman, the president will face a four more years, the political cir- question whether the motivation it’s a complicated thing. the philosophies that Thoreau sup- not to honor and uplift his anti- ence: himself and his administra- moderate Minority Party, which fi - cumstances and powers that be and the effects even remotely re- We should not advocate art ported. This would severely hinder christian beliefs. This must also tion. After claiming a mandate, nally understands what happens to will not give him a free ride into semble one another). We teach a which makes us feel justifi ed in our testimony to that person. We be perfectly clear to everyone who he seems determined to under- obstructionism. history. Talk of “legacy” is off solid, worldview-infused curricu- our beliefs or art designed to pro- are not to lose the potency of our visits the campus. The eyes of the take all that he promised on the Apart from dealing with the limits, but the president is vow- lum (though I wonder if we’re re- voke “warm fuzzies,” we should Christian witness by conforming world are watching us, and we campaign trail. In fact, I believe problems of an unpredictable, re- ing to spend all the “capital” he ally just advocating closed-mind- advocate art that stimulates. to or indirectly supporting secular must make sure they see the right Bush can and will accomplish tooling Democratic minority, Bush earned in the election to rope a edness). And we construct our We need to think. We need to philosophy. (Romans 12:2, Mat- picture. more than any president since will face diffi culty in many areas, herd of cattle before he rides off facilities to match our ideology: create. We need to be genuine. thew 5:12-15) President Reagan or Johnson, possibly even within his own party. into the sunset. clean, controlled, systematic, a Together, we can make this and possibly FDR. As Congress returns to Capitol Hill slew of Kodak hot spots. work. 10 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT VIEWPOINTS 7 Acceptance is More CEDAR FACES Antigone Re-emerges Beverly Robey Than Toleration RN., Supervisor, University Medical Services and unconcerned with the strug- make these assumptions, you deny gle of my fellow brothers and sis- by Lydia Baker What exactly do you do? that there is or ever have been racial ters, specifi cally among certain My job involves the inventory and at Cedarville issues on this campus. To admit to people groups. No matter if you ordering of medical supplies and these thoughts or feeling is to dis- are black, white, hispanic, Asian, drugs. I am also the allergy nurse. credit the struggle and identity of Native American, adopted, or icles’ work, may be a more ab- sons of tradition, even while your fellow brothers and sisters in third culture individuals, you all How long have you worked here? 16 years at Patterson Clinic and stract and minimalist form than being open to change.” Christ. To admit to these frustra- have something that Cedarville by Jennifer Sullivan UMS; we have lived in Cedarville students are used to. She said, Abbie McGaha, playing Judy, tions is to say that the struggle of needs. You all bring something since 1981. I worked 20 years in “I want to give the audience a explained that her character others is insignifi cant. to the table. You all are exqui- critical care and needed a change. different theater experience destroys herself by her refusal I believe that the struggle of our site, unique, and necessary. God Another Antigone by A. R. than they get from the main Ce- to see the other side. fellow student body, specifi cally in made each of us the way that we What is the best part about your Lydia Baker is a member job? Gurney will be performed this darville stage.” Smith hopes that students ap- the area of race and culture, should are for a purpose. A purpose that of the Student Government Seeing students mature from fresh- weekend in Alford Auditori- The play revolves around the proach this play with an open be acknowledged and embraced. I believe extends beyond simply men to seniors, MIS travel vaccine um. Produced by NeXtage and confl ict between a young Jew- mind, recognizing that there is Association and serves as Our cultural differences and back- tolerating one another. The real- consultations, working with those sponsored by Alpha Beta Phi, ish college student, Judy Miller, no explicit “good guy” or “bad Director of Student Relations. grounds should be celebrated and ization of our uniqueness should interested in missions, working the honorary theater organiza- and her closed-minded classics guy,” allowing the audience valued. stir us on to want to discover with my coworkers, and giving allergy shots. tion, this play is promoted and professor, Henry Harper. When to understand and sympathize I know that many of you took As a senior, I have been blessed to more about each other. It should directed entirely by students. he refuses to accept her rewrite with all sides of the issues. one glance at this article, and observe the changes that Cedarville cause us to become interested in How did you meet your husband? As the third work presented of Sophicles’ Antigone as her Performance dates are Thurs- thought “No, not diversity again!” strove for in the area of diversity. each other’s struggles and frus- We met as infants. Our parents were best friends and we took family by this organization, this play term project, she retaliates by day, Friday, and Saturday, No- Why do you feel this way? What Trust me, Cedarville made some trations. vacations every year at cabins on a lake in northern Minnesota. continues in the same vein as performing it on campus. vember 18, 19, and 20 at 8:00 is it that makes this topic such large strides towards making sure SGA has decided to intention- What is the weirdest thing a student has ever said to you? Spinning into Butter and 1984. This play highlights the strug- p.m. with a Saturday matinee a nuisance? Well, it seems that that all students are valued. Yet we ally embrace diversity this year. A male student sat on the exam table and said, “My back hurts when Because of their unique posi- gle between traditional and at 2:00 p.m. Tickets are avail- you, the students, are tired. You still have a long way to go. I believe We have devised an opportunity I do this.” Then he laid back and put his legs straight up in the air tion as a student-run compa- progressive mindsets, one that able at the Information Desk are tired of hearing the same old that if we, the student body, do not for students to celebrate their at a 90 degree angle. I said, “Well, then, don’t do that!” Also, I was ny, NeXtage offers plays that college students will resonate for $5 for students and $7 for worn-out message about the need embrace diversity, and if we do not own diversity through poetry. reviewing a health history form with an athlete and asked him if he could not be performed on the with. adults. Remaining tickets will for diversity on Cedarville Uni- acknowledge the pain that some of The question is: What is diver- had ever had a broken bone to which he replied, “You mean, in my body?” Lastly, during a physical exam the question was asked, “Do M. Molby|CONTRIBUTED main stage. John Viinalass, who plays Pro- be sold at the door. versity’s campus. You are tired our students have endured, we can- sity to you? Each individual you wear contact lenses?” The reply: “Not that I know of.” Abbie McGaha plays a progressive college student in NeXtage’s fall Director Georgeanna Smith fessor Harper, said, “I hope that of hearing complaints and accu- not hope to extend relationships be- thinks of diversity differently, production, Another Antigone. explains that this production, students recognize the need for sations about issues that you feel yond that which is tolerable. and we want to give you, the stu- What is your favorite thing to eat at Chucks? a modern adaptation of Soph- balance-holding onto the les- are ancient and no longer neces- I just returned from a confer- dent, the opportunity to express The fresh bread and chocolate pudding. sary for discussion. You feel that ence in Seattle, Washington; it was that difference. All submissions Who has had the biggest infl uence on your life? there is no problem. There is no the 18th annual National Christian are due by Tuesday, November My husband, who is also my best friend need for improvement in this Multicultural Student Leadership 23. An electronic copy and a area. Conference (NCMSLC). The hard copy must be submitted to Which Disney character are you most like, and why? “Broadway” Takes Do you realize that when you theme behind this conference was qualify. Prizes will be awarded Goofy, according to my coworkers think these thoughts you auto- “One Body, Many Parts: Pursuing based on content and creativity. What three things do you have with you at all times? matically assume that everyone Wholeness through Reconcilia- If you have any ques- My wedding ring, my humor, and pictures of my fi ve grandchildren on this campus is like you, and tion.” This conference helped me tions please contact me at the Cake that everyone has had the same see the incompleteness of myself, [email protected]. What advice do you have for Cedarville students? experience as you? When you as a Christian, when I am unaware Get more sleep, wash your hands often, exercise, don’t waste time, spend time daily in the Word and prayer as well as newer musicals such as and “If I Can’t Love Her” from by Rachel Blaquere Aida, Thoroughly Modern Mil- Beauty and the Beast.” Other lie, and Wicked. Directed by Jef- highlights included the post- frey Beste, the show featured solo intermission “Bouquet” from STUDENT FACES performances as well as the entire My Fair Lady and the awe-in- Of all the exciting events held chorus participating in several spiring (if not a little tear-jerk- Eric Jingst during Parents Weekend, such rousing numbers. ing) “Les Miserables Medley” as basketball games, concerts, The cast, fi tted in era-perfect which topped off the night. Senior, Video Media Produc- tion and worldview forums, the true wardrobe by Lyndell Rising and Performances from individ- highlight was found at down- Chrissy Faulkner, danced and ual artists such as Sara Eplin, What’s the best thing about town Cedarville’s historic Op- sang together with a great range Issac Pittman, Jessica Spears, where you’re from? era House. Cedarville Univer- of harmonic skill and talent. Each Crystal Baldwin, Mark Mc- Hmm…The best thing about sity’s Broadway Tonight was performer added his or her own Daniel, Greg Cooley, and Con- Des Moines, Iowa… The Mc- Caughey septuplets are from the hit of the week, selling out special aura to the ensemble, and rad Bear were highlights of the there! two of its three performances several of them were involved in a night, as each of them took to and scoring rave reviews from number of different solos. the stage and delivered master- What are your plans for after B.Kouba|CEDARS critics everywhere (well, actu- The night started off with a fi t- ful performances. graduation? Audiences were delighted by a scene from Thoroughly Modern Millie in ally, just this critic, but I’m sure ting rendition of Kiss Me, Kate’s I’m done in December (only “Broadway Tonight!” 1 month left!). Hopefully, there are more out there). “Another Op’nin’, Another Show” after that I’ll be getting a job The hallowed halls of musty and steamrolled from there with somewhere in the broadcasting wood rang with the sounds performances of songs such as “I industry, and I’m marrying the of such Broadway favorites Feel Pretty” from West Side Story, LARAMIE that it’s a living faith and “Our school does a beau- love of my life in June. as West Side Story, Guys and “Luck Be a Lady” from Guys and continued from page 1 that in a non-judgmental tiful job of bringing atten- What is your best Cedarville memory? Dolls, 42nd Street, Phantom of Dolls, “Sixteen Going on Seven- way that we tried to tell oth- tion to the AIDS crisis in Defi nitely has to be when Dr. Dixon told us to stay virgins for- the Opera, and Les Miserables teen” from the Sound of Music, to perform for World AIDS ers about the love and com- Africa, which is so impor- ever. For you underclassmen, ask your senior friends. I’m sure Day. passion of Christ. Also, the tant. In addition to that, we there has to be an MP3 of it fl oating around somewhere. “People who live with idea of forgiveness is a big wanted to bring attention to AIDS are in an extremely aspect of The Laramie Proj- the AIDS crisis in America, What’s your most important piece of apparel? My hooded sweatshirts. How else can you get away with wak- lonely position. We wanted ect,” Merchant said. because even if we disagree ing up ten minutes before class and not showering? people to think about using After gaining approval with the lifestyle or how their faith and testing their from campus activities for the disease was contracted, Is there a pop song that you hate to admit has been stuck in faith to develop compas- scheduling and subject mat- human beings that Christ your head for a long time? sion towards people who ter, ABP will sponsor The loves and died for are dy- “Barbie Girl” by Aqua: “I’m a Barbie girl/ in a Barbie world/ Life in plastic/ it’s fantastic!” are in extremely lonely Laramie Project which will ing horrible deaths, and we predicaments, regardless of be performed December 10 largely ignore or respond Who is your favorite chapel speaker? how they contracted AIDS. at 8 p.m. in Alford Audito- offensively… I enjoy the Children of the World. Matthew Shepard, who rium. “[After seeing The Lara- contracted AIDS because Following the perfor- mie Project] Students may What would your super power be if you were a super hero/ heroine? of a gay lifestyle, is the mance, a discussion panel also have a greater sympa- Laundry Lad: Oh, to be able to snap my fi ngers and have connection to World AIDS consisting of Merchant, Dr. thy for people, regardless my clothes not only magically become clean, but also folded, Day, but it also comes up Carl Ruby (Dean of Stu- of sexual orientation, be- sorted, ironed, and smelling “country fresh.” Did I already in stage readings and in a dents), Dr. Susan Warner cause they are human be- mention that I’m getting married in June? couple of unexpected ways (Assistant Professor of Soci- ings created in God’s image If you had two minutes on the chapel big screens, what too. ology), Dr. Timothy Gombis as well,” ABP Activities would you do? “What we are focusing (Assistant Professor of Bi- Coordinator and actress Probably say random things like “harness” and “tattoo” on is exposing Christians ble), and Counselor Jeff Ful- in The Laramie Project to the idea that they need to mer (Counseling Services) Georgeanna Smith said. What’s your most random thought? make their faith active—a will answer questions and Why do they call it a pair of underwear when it’s only one part of a way of life—so respond to the performance. 6 VIEWPOINTS ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT 11 Eighth Commandment? World’s Most What Eighth Commandment? Boring Police by Brandon Colas crepit South House. Ben was the exit again. Still nothing! studying in the library, so I The implications of this are Chases opened our second-fl oor window staggering: Anyone could steal and started shooting paintballs the entire four-volume collec- by Dave Schultz at them with my slingshot. The tion of The Literary History of chasing a horse that was on the battle raged, and even though I Persia. loose. A horse. Not a horse with moved the couch in front of the Needless to say, I was outraged. automatic weapons or a horse window, numerous snowballs en- I stormed to the Bible commen- that had nothing to lose, just a tered the room. tary section and grabbed The plain old horse. And what fun Ben came back to the room a New American Commentary: is that? You can’t even shoot out few minutes after the battle was Numbers (that’s somewhere in the tires on the horse and have For me, college has been about over and we were dancing about the Old Testament for you non- it run for ten miles, spitting out asking life’s big questions. Who in victory. He stood in our door- Bible majors). I then attempted It’s getting to be that time of sparks while having no steering am I and why am I here? How way with an open mouth and to stride through the gate. It year again. The weather is get- capabilities. No. If you shoot much choice can I have if God has wide eyes. The carnage was slammed into my thighs and ting cooler, the Christmas deco- the horse, you have a bloody ordained my days? Why does my severe. Water dripped from the made a shrill beeping noise and rations are going up, and ev- mess and boring footage for the roommate “borrow” underwear ceiling and the light bulb in our Ted, a tough-looking librarian, erything you eat now contains show. from my dresser and, when con- lamp was shattered. The couch almost jumped over the counter pumpkin. It’s that special time Most of the chases go a little fronted, insist it is his own? was fl ipped on its side and elec- in an effort to stop me. I apolo- when you can light a fi re, grab something like this: A crazed D. Snell | CEDARS Another profound question I’ve trical sockets made fi zzing noises gized and told him I was just some hot cocoa, cuddle up with madman is driving a school bus Students grab a cup of coffee from Cedarville’s new Vecino’s Coffee Gallery on their way to class. wondered about involves the while occasionally spurting blue testing the system. He looked that special someone, and watch and the police are unable to stop library security gates that pre- sparks. I tried to think of an ex- confused. a full hour of “The World’s Scar- it without hurting anyone. That vent us from sneaking off with cuse but the truth blurted out in- I’d like to conclude this column iest Police Chases.” sounds rather scary, doesn’t it? personal copies of The Rise and stead and I yelled, “Sorry, I got by telling everyone that our li- This show has been on since the You would think. But then our Decline of the Roman Empire. carried away!” and ran and hid in brary has a book entitled The dawn of time. It’s classic old- narrator always brings up details Sure, I’ve heard stories of desper- the bathroom... Mystery of the Campus Crook, school reality TV. When Noah that totally kill the moment for ate Spiritual Formations students Anyway, because he never at- by John Bilbee. I wanted to steal and his family were waiting for you. He’ll say things like, (and trying to borrow a Matthew tacked me even after that, I fi g- it but the Dewy Decimal System the rain to come, they enter- in the most dramatic voice pos- Let’s Hear YOU Henry commentary and getting ured he’d be a prime tester for this confuses me and I couldn’t fi nd tained themselves by acting out sible, mind you) “Luckily, there blocked by the chrome bar, look- column. However, I didn’t fi nd it. The Mystery of the Campus “Pangea’s Scariest Wooden Cart are no children on board.” Well ing sheepish as alarms bleep and him in the library, and my dead- Crook is the fourth book in the Chases” for each other. Luckily, that’s good to know I guess, but stern-faced librarians demand line loomed over my head like a Home School Detective Agency we have an abundance of crimi- at least he’s still crazy, and he’s to view backpack contents. But vulture. Drastic measures were series. nals who are willing to put their still driving a huge bus and is out Pronounce It are these stories true, or are they needed; I would do it myself. I The idea of a Home School lives on the line by doing some- of control. Turkeys often mere Cedarville apocrypha? decided that if I was going to get Detective Agency dealing with thing scary, just to keep the tra- “Fortunately, this psychotic CEDARS STAFF Dear reader, do these alarms re- caught, I would be caught with campus theft strikes me as fun- dition alive. lunatic is only going 35mph, look up at the sky Managing Editor: Carrie J. Schaeffer ally work? books that would unsettle the li- ny because the “campus crook” Personally, I am a huge fan of which happens to be 5mph under off your Vecino’s experi- “Vecino’s is really coffee News Editor: Rachel Ganong by Rachel Blaquere during a rainstorm. A & E Editor: Rebekah Clark In the interests of knowledge, I brary staff, so I grabbed White must logically be either a family the show. Between the grainy the speed limit.” Okay, things ence, here are a few sugges- with a purpose,” he said. Sports Editor: Ruthina Northcutt decided to test the alarm system Collar Crime, Thinking about member or a pet. What probably footage and the melodramatic are getting a little less exciting, tions. “Much of the proceeds that Unfortunately some Viewpoints Editor: Cameron Arch by placing a book in Benjamin Crime, and The Literary History happens is that the cat, named storytelling of the narrator, I get but at least he’s still crazy and is If you’re looking for we make go directly to the Copy Editors: Rachel Herring, Ryan Stalker Amberg’s backpack. I chose him of Persia, Volume IV. Baxter, has been stealing the hooked quicker than a psychotic driving a school bus. something lighter, try the Vecino’s company and its have been known to (Fare thee well, John Deere...) because I fi gured that he wouldn’t Tromping upstairs, I saw the boys’ pencils and the oldest boy, bus driver on a fi eld trip. I fi gured “This jaunt of madness could After what seems like a latte. With several different mission to starting coffee Page Design Editor: attack me after he got caught. We chrome bar gleaming like a ra- Tommy, unjustly accuses the them out, though. I know their have ended in a catastrophic lifetime of endless waiting flavor shots such as caramel shops in the inner city.” drown as a result. Benjamin Kouba Photography Editor: Dustin Tursack roomed together last year and he zor. I was scared but walked into youngest boy, Peter. By the end secret for sucking you in. You wreck. But luckily, he ran out and daily glances from the and hazelnut, this tasty treat Fittingly, Vecino’s mis- Photographer: Danielle Snell only got annoyed at me once... the bar at a high rate of speed and of the story, Tommy will learn see, on the commercials for the of gas and rolled to a stop on SSC staircase, Vecino’s Cof- keeps you warm and satis- sion statement is “to estab- Business Manager: Ryan Dunlap It was in January after a thick kept walking. I couldn’t believe an important lesson in forgive- show and before breaks during the side of the road.” Well, now fee Shop has finally opened. fied without keeping you lish coffee houses through- Advertising Manager: Bethany Streitmatter snow. The Harriman boys were it. I turned around, walked back ness, not unlike the one Ted ex- the show, they reveal this awe- things get rather anti-climactic, For the past four months, wired for three weeks. out the world for the Webmaster: Benjamin Kouba throwing snowballs at our de- through the entrance gate and out tended to me. some footage of cars blowing up, but I can’t wait to see him jump students have waited pa- For you stronger students, advancement of the gospel Faculty Advisor: Dr. Scott Calhoun things smashing into each other, out with a gun when the police tiently for the once-empty get some espresso. A small of Jesus Christ.” Although, near misses, narrow escapes; try to apprehend him. outer shell of the Hive to be shot of this will make your according to Burns, a cer- Staff Reporters Being Content, No Matter phone and shaking his head as it’s all there but not in the actual “When police forces move in, transformed into a Christian all-night computer games tain amount of money does Amanda Acker, Sara Denhart, Joe Du- he sets us straight. I don’t see so show. They never actually get to they fi nd that the driver is Ber- Starbucks. On Wednesday, even more interesting. And go to the owner of Vecino’s, gan, Daniel Giddings, Bethany Gilm- our, Michelle Lanham, Josh Moody, Who You Come Home To much emphasis in the Bible on those parts during the program, nie, the actual bus driver, and he November 10, our caffeine finally, a specialty coffee most of what the students Jimmy Sawin, Jenny Sullivan, who we marry as on whether we and so you’ll always sit there was actually on his way to pick dreams came true. called “the Cafe Vecino’s spend will go directly to Autumn West with you when the thunder rips will or will not. and endure the other stuff hop- up some kids at a nearby elemen- Although tiresome at Mocha” is a blend of choc- help Vecino’s live out their Contributors by Cindy Wallace you away from sleep at night. I recently attended a panel dis- ing that soon they’ll show that tary school.” times, the wait has paid off olate, caramel, and coffee mission of serving coffee Rachel Blaquiere, Sarah Cline, Mi- But there’s more to marriage cussion for Cedarville women on part where that cow walks into They all seem to end up like as the smell of steamy milk that will satisfy any coffee- and the gospel to unbeliev- chael Colletto, Justin Ely, Sarah Fri- than romantic niceties. There’s the topic of singleness. The pan- the road resulting in a seven-car that. And by the end, I realize and roasted beans perfo- lover’s craving. ers. esen, Mike Hand, Kristen Livingston, Jason Myers, Sarah Pyles, Cindy Wal- hard work and sometimes a lot elists and girls attending were all pileup. that I’ve wasted an hour of my rates the SSC. A small but For the non-coffee drink- Some may think that the lace, Mattthew Zimmerman of pain. I think most of us have lovely, and much of their candid Come to think of it, none of the life waiting for something that satisfactory menu of lattes, er, a great selection of teas cost of Vecino’s coffee real-life examples of such trouble. discussion encouraged me. But chases they actually show are was never going to happen. And cappuccino, mochas, teas, and smoothies will certain- may be a bit much, but for CEDARS, the student newspaper of Our parents aren’t always shining I was a little surprised at the anywhere close to being scary. I by then, it’s time to check the TV frappes, smoothies, and ly make you smile. roughly the same amount Cedarville University, exists to inform models of marital bliss, are they? pervasiveness of the assumption remember one episode that I saw guide to fi nd out when the next bubble tea keep students Although some may think as a Starbucks (minus the our campus community of the local, The Cedarville grad divorce rate that someday each girl would be where three cops were actually one will be on. happy and creative as they that the opening of Vecino’s cute little coffee cup hold- national, and global world we live in. We hope to foster a spirit of broad we hear about isn’t too comfort- married. Let me take that back: search for the perfect blend is just another way to spend ers), you can have a cup curiosity in our readers and play Marriage is complicated. It’s ing, either. It’s sad, but it’s hon- I was not surprised; I was disap- of flavors to start or end Block Plan Chuck’s Bucks, of coffee that is not only a signifi cant role in satisfying that curiosity by providing informative, a beautiful, mysterious blessing, est: marriage is diffi cult, and this pointed. their day. manager Brian Burns says world-class, but helps plant factual, and engaging content. yes, but it’s complicated. For in- diffi culty usually surprises us. I’m obviously not against If you are a coffee lover, there’s more to Vecino’s and grow a community of The opinions expressed herein are of stance, it involves a lot of washing I wonder why we’re so surprised marriage, and I wouldn’t want but don’t know how to start than just profits. the writers, but not necessarily those little face hairs out of the sink. when marriages falter. God had to deny anyone the delight I’ve of CEDARS, its staff, or of Cedarville I speak from three and a half Paul warn us all in I Corinthians found in it so far. However, our University. All submissionsare the property of CEDARS and are subject to months of experience. On July 7. The married will “have trouble community seems to baste girls editing and/or revision. 31, my name changed, I got in this life,” he writes. And that’s in the idea that marriage is our a new piece of jewelry, and I not all. Paul actually encourages highest goal, the greatest good, Year-long subscriptions are available to the public for $15 (U.S. Mail). Please signed up for a life of sink-wash- Christians to remain single: “I’m a blissful calling - the thing God make checks payable to CEDARS. ing. Please don’t misunderstand; trying to spare you!” It’s not that has for all of us if we wait on though I wash a bathroom sink, you sin if you marry, he explains, Him. 251 N. Main Street Cedarville, OH - 45314 Josh washes a kitchen sink full but only do it if you feel you must. But the Bible open next to me 937-766 4991 Fax: 937-766-2760 of dishes most nights. And I’m And once you do it, it’s going to reads, “Each man has his own [email protected] quite content with the division of be hard, and you’re going to have gift from God, one in this man- www.cedarville.edu/cedars labor. to stick with it. ner, and another in that.” Mar- Several of my friends also The thing that amazes me is riage is a gift, albeit a complicat- CEDARS is printed on newsprint with married each other this past sum- how seldom I hear this message. ed one. Why do we fail to warn recycled content. mer. From what I can tell, we’re In chapel, speakers frequently people, as Paul did, that marriage all pretty happy so far. It’s nice mention the importance of de- will be diffi cult? Singleness is a to have someone to wake up with ciding who we’ll marry. I walk gift as well. Why do we teach in the morning. It’s nice to have a spider’s web here, but I imagine people to value the one gift more someone to share dream stories Paul clambering up to the micro- than the other? 12 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT NEWS 5 SIFE Entertainment Review CEDAR Link2Sweatshirts BLURBS Gets RelientK GreenDay Mat Personal mmhmm American Kearney Cellular “I would like Idiot Bullet to express by Rachel Ganong congratulations

to Andy and While most students plan- Rachel Jamieson ning ahead Tuesday night were studying for next week’s test, on the birth the Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) tried to give Cedarville of their son, University students long term Timothy.” perspective through Personal Finance Day. -Daniel Koranek Nearly 40 fi nancial thinkers attended two of four sessions by Mike Hand by Tim Miner by Jake Merritt on student loans, cash management, investing, and establish- ing credit. Financial Aid Of- Pop-punk-rock emo? mmhmm. So you’re a punk rocker, huh? Mat Kearney’s album by Konrad Neumann I met the love fi cer Tim Hewitt, along with While the trademark guitars and Then what are you listening to? Bullet (Inpop Records) marketing professor Dr. Jeff wit you’ve known and loved from If your first answer was Blink “of my life Relient K are present in this new started out, as expected, Fawcett and accredited fi nancial album, it is very aggressive mu- 182, then you seriously need to with acoustic driven Brit- What happens when Nokia, D. Snell|CEDARS counselor Beverly Rhodes from three years ago Students model the new Link2CU sweatshirts from External Relations. sically and pushes out in several re-evaluate your “punk” situ- pop–then Kearney let loose Porsche, and Coca-Cola put a Wright Patterson Air Force Base ation. You can begin by pick- directions from their previously a profusion of thoughtfully lot of money into a bowl and Sunday. Thanks led the sessions. “It’s a good op- established style. ing up Green Day’s new album by LaVaughn Ricci D. Snell|CEDARS Frontman Matt Theissen American Idiot. worded raps, intertwined make a movie? That’s right— for three of the portunity for students to get a Beverly Rhodes teaches a seminar on investing during Personal Finance Day. leaves the guitar for the piano This album is core punk, but with emotive melodies. Af- Cellular! Yes, New Line Cin- grasp on how their fi nancial on occassion and turns his pas- moves to so much more. It tells ter listening to his 47 min- ema has created a movie that best years of my Most students around here hometown church, former school, decisions now will impact them sionate vocals into screams here about an America that has be- ute offering, it is clear that will make good use of your are sick of seeing Link2CU or even their home to talk to stu- after they graduate,” Hewitt was disappointed with a turnout I’m the one paying the bills,” and there. And although there come callused to its ways, fol- Kearney is not afraid to cre- “free nights and weekends.” life, Rae!” posters and signs plastered in dents about their experiences at said. “A lot of students just sign that was smaller than last year’s Freshman Joel Lagan said. But are still punk elements spread lowing whatever is put in front 50 minutes of music, mmhmm ate music that evades genre “Good?” you ask. Yes, un- - Joshua Wilcox the SSC, or Link2CU e-mails Cedarville. the loan because it will pay the showing at the event. learning to handle loans wasn’t continues along the progres- of them without even question- on his solid debut. like most modern movies that clogging up their in-box. Some It’s a pain free process, says bills, but they don’t realize how Fellow SIFE organizer, Beth- the only reason Lagan went. “I sion of Relient K’s last CD Two ing the reason behind it. The If I had to compare him to take a good idea and destroy have the “been there, done that, External Relations. Students it will affect them.” any Johnessee said SIFE wanted wanted to get to know some fac- Lefts Don’t Make a Right But album is highly political in na- other artists, I would imag- it, Cellular is able to take a re- don’t want another t-shirt” thing just have to pop in the Cedarville According to Hewitt the aver- to give students the information es in the business department Three Do, which keeps the punk ture, but there are deeper issues ine Coldplay, Jack Johnson, ally bad idea and make it in- going on. Well, now there’s an DVD and let their friends watch. age Cedarville student has ap- they need for life after Cedar- since,” Lagan said, “I’m an in- infl uence around, but at arm’s within. and Newsboys collaborating triguing for its audience. even better reason to partici- If desired, they can share personal proximately $16,500 in student ville. “We recognize that these ternational business major, and length. Idiot is definitely a turning Thanks to mmhmm also continues along point for Green Day. “It sounds on a hip-hop album. As the story begins, we meet pate in Link2CU. External Re- experiences, answer questions, loans, which while below the were questions on the mind of I obviously have a vested inter- the progression of growing suc- the same to me,” you might His vocals vary from Ryan (Chris Evans), whose ex- everyone that lations is giving away a brand and then gather reply cards. Some national average of $18,000, is a the students; we tried to pick top- est in personal fi nance.” cess for Relient K. Debuting at chime, but I say listen closer. thoughtful spoken poetry, girlfriend complains how he is new, navy-blue with white and may think they are unqualifi ed; daunting fi gure for many. ics that were applicable to our Kamauf and SIFE organizers No. 15 on Billboard’s top 200 al- Green Day has moved out of the raps, to beautiful, delicate unable to do an unselfish act. participated yellow lettering, hooded sweat- but, they must think otherwise. “If the students really under- students,” Johnessee said. plan to give more information bums, and No. 1 on Billboard’s Internet Sales charts puts this al- three chord slump that so many melodies akin to Chris Well, what can be expected in Campus shirt. Sweatshirts like this Apparently, high school students stood how valuable this infor- “They had lots of questions,” on personal fi nance during next bum easily into the category of “punk” bands fall into. Dull Martin of Coldplay. The from any good movie except would normally cost a fortune would rather hear about Cedar- mation was, there would have said Hewitt, “Most of them were semester’s sessions and hope ‘highly anticipated,’ and it will lyrics and short songs make for backbone of his lyrical con- the most extreme situation to Congress! for any poor college student, ville from a CU student rather been more here,” said junior about the process for loan repay- seniors who will face loan pay- not disappoint. some good driving tunes, but tributions is raw pop ar- show a change in Ryan’s char- but now they can get one for than through a college seminar. accounting major Janelle Kam- ment.” ments after graduation will fol- Fans of the earlier pure pop- never really satisfy the listener. rangements with thought- acter? - Ryan Stalker free, just for volunteering to The Admissions department con- auf. Kamauf, the project leader, “I’m interested in this since low Lagan’s example. punk Relient K might have a This album does. The lyrics are fully placed strings and When Jessica Martin (Kim show the Cedarville DVD! ducted a survey which showed bone to pick with mmhmm, but carefully crafted and each song piano. The album title was Bassinger) is kidnapped, she For those who aren’t famil- that over 90% of new students anyone who has followed the is mixed so one basically goes gentle musical evolution should into another, leaving the listen- inspired by John 15:13. is left in a dingy attic with iar with the Link2CU program, polled were encouraged to attend NORTHCUTT set foot into it. His 11a.m. others who have suggested be extremely pleased, and un- er little time to get bored. With Kearney said, “I really nothing but a smashed house now is the time to try it. Exter- Cedarville after interacting with a continued from page 4 Public Administration class a multitude of alternatives, doubtedly the fan base will be- wanted to create a modern phone. Taping the wires of the I’d like to give a nal Relations is giving away current student. found themselves in the same from him leaving to work come considerably larger as a amazing songs like “Boulevard result of this solid work. of Broken Dreams” and “Wake day interpretation of the broken phone together, she is shout out to the a brand new, navy-blue with Perhaps this statistic explains had been left, no e-mail situation as the Criminal for the C.I.A., to him never This CD also has a more ma- Me Up When September Ends,” idea that ‘Greater love has able to randomly reach Ryan. white and yellow lettering, why External Relations is offer- sent. Justice class and dismissed being a professor in the first ture feel to it musically, lyrically, Green Day paints a beautiful no one than this, that he lay With his cell phone in hand, guy who towed hooded sweatshirt to volunteers ing sweatshirts instead of t-shirts Andrew Greene, a senior themselves without a word place. Will we ever know and in another very distinct, yet picture of their feelings towards down his life for his friends,’ Ryan presses forward through who show the Cedarville DVD. this year. Link2CU is now look- in Northcutt’s Criminal from administration. the truth? Chances are that intangible way. Although “Sadie this America. and what that would really impossible circumstances to my van. The External Relations depart- ing for volunteers who might want Justice class said, “The en- Since then, rumors have we won’t. But everyone is Hawkins Dance” and “Mood I feel that this is not only a Rings” were popular hits from look like.” bring Jessica and her family ment has established Link2CU a sweatshirt for Christmas break tire class was surprised to run rampant. The university certain that the story of the turning point for Green Day as Bullet is a solid debut to safety. -Geoff Peck for junior high and high school and will again need help during see Dr. Wiggins walk in. has hinted that Northcutt did disappearing professor will previous albums, mmhmm lacks a band, but for punk rock as a from Kearney that deserves From car chases to fist students to learn what Cedar- spring break and summer vaca- He had no idea about the not feel that he fit into the effect Cedarville for years a song that compares in style whole. It challenges “punkers” and feel, which will please many to stop with the two minute and a listen, particularly from fights, Cellular brings about ville University is all about. It tion. For more details, access the test or anything.” Cedarville environment and to come. fans who will no longer feel as if people interested in music an action packed movie. brings CU students to their own Link2CU website via the link on Northcutt’s office looked left because he had another they are borrowing a Relient K forty five second song about CD from their junior high sister the girl next door who doesn’t that refuses to be catego- Though it may not evoke the We’d like to give the Student Campus Homepage. as though no one had ever job offer. However there are (although she will most likely care and actually write music. rized. valor of Braveheart and may- still have a crush on the band). Even so, the album reflects on be lacks the intellectual stim- a shout out to the The photo is that of a 21-week-old unborn child named Samuel One thing it seems Relient K some original punk influences ulus of Memento or Fight Club is not willing to compromise on Alexander Armas, who is being operated on by a surgeon named that come from the Clash and (these are bad movies, why are baby on page 5. Joseph Bruner. The baby was diagnosed with spina bifi da and is the heartfelt and honest, witty, even the Ramones. I would not and tongue-in-cheek lyrics of you watching them?), you’ll would not survive if removed from his mother’s womb. Little be surprised to find their next still be brought to the edge YOU ROCK! Samuel’s mother, Julie Armas, is an obstetrics nurse in Atlanta. Theissen. His heart is poured album incorporating different out on almost every track, but of your seat for many parts of She knew of Dr.Bruner’s Remarkable surgical procedure. Prac- instruments and even a differ- -Ben & Ryan ticing at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, he most obvious on “Let It Out,” a this movie. Cellular is not all ent style. performs these special operations while the baby is still in the slow, piano driven emotional cry action and violence, however, to God. As a Christian writing this re- womb. During the procedure, the doctor removes the uterus via His wit, if not evidenced view, I must warn readers of the bringing to the viewer some C-section and makes a small incision to operate on the baby. As enough by the album title, mani- offensive language on the CD. humor and even a little ro- Dr.Bruner completed the surgery on little Samuel, the little guy reached his tiny, but fully developed, hand through the incision fests itself in lengthy song titles However, the themes that are mance (that’s right, romance, like “The Only Thing Worse Do you have something and fi rmly grasped the surgeon’s fi nger. In a Time Europe article presented are ones that should so take your girlfriend—just to say? Say it in Cedar- highlighting new pregnancy imagery that show the formation of Than Beating a Dead Horse Is not be overlooked so quickly. don’t tell her that’s not really Betting On One,” and “Which Blurbs! major organs and other signifi cant evidence of the formation of We are living in an age where the bulk of the plot). human life but a few days after conception, Dr.Bruner was re- To Bury, Us or The Hatchet,” looking good is more important and “My Girl’s Ex-Boyfriend,” a So if your group of friends Send your one- to ported as saying that when his fi nger was grasped, it was the most person to whom he says he owes than knowledge. We need to be is bored with betting which two-line announce- emotional moment of his life, and that for an instant during the ments, comments, or procedure he was just frozen, totally immobile. The photograph all his current happiness. careful not to fall into this mind direction the rain is going to set. general shout-outs to captures this amazing event with perfect clarity. The editors Only the pickiest will fi nd fall, go see this movie. It pro- something to dislike about this So if you’re in the mood for [email protected] titled the picture, “Hand of Hope.” The text explaining the picture album. Expect to hear many some good old punk with some vides a little something for ev- begins, “The tiny hand of 21-week-old fetus Samuel Alexander songs both on the radio and eryone and will be worth your Please, no personal ads! Armas emerges from the mother’s uterus to grasp the fi nger of real back bone, buy the new Dr.Joseph Bruner as if thanking the doctor for the gift of life.” your friends’ stereos and to like Green Day album. You won’t two-fifty. it more each time you hear it. Little Samuel’s mother said they “wept for days” when they saw be disappointed. Oh and throw the picture. She said, “The photo reminds us my pregnancy isn’t out that Blink CD; it’s embar- about disability or an illness, it’s about a little person.” Samuel was born in perfect health, the operation 100 per cent successful. 4 NEWS SPORTS 13 COLUMN EXCHANGE COLUMN EXCHANGE//Wittenberg University //Central State University Wittenberg Students Men’s Basketball Starts What’s Up With React to Election Results Strong, But Will It Last Long? the Chewsticks? Ohio and Florida, one in every “The election didn’t turn out the fi ve voters was under the age of way I and many others wanted it, a game winning drive to the style emphasizing their low Jackets have what it 90 percent cavity-free. Ironical- by Christine Maddox 30. Overall, nearly 52 percent but all we can do is pray for the by Phil Buben hoop giving the Jackets an 83- strengths and not getting takes to go all the way? The by Brian Hicks ly, Caucasians spend more time Contributing Writer of all eligible 18 to 30-year-olds best,” said sophomore student 82 victory. caught up on each oppo- choice is up to them. So go Contributing Writer and monies on dental care and in 2004 pulled the levers and Michelle Lanier. Spirits were high going into nent,” commented senior on out there and encourage 90 percent of the population has punched the cards, compared to Junior Sarah Gearhart, who the first home game Friday Josh Zarrilli. them to victory. cavities. The intensity of the recent just 42 percent in the 2000 elec- feels similar to Lanier, said, “I’m night. The Callan Athletic Even with their tradi- Chewsticks have become In a project conducted by presidential election has sub- tion.” pretty disappointed with the re- Center came alive with a full tional attacking offense somewhat of a new trend on the International Development sided, and the Wittenberg Through the fi nal moments sults. I’m so disheartened in the It’s been an eyebrow rais- pep band, excited cheerleaders and strong full court pres- the yard. Though there may be Research Centre in Kenya, re- community contains mixed re- of the election, Ohio turned out way Bush is leading the country ing, mouth gasping, stranger and a roaring, blown out home- sure, the Jackets work is some individuals already hip searchers found widespread use actions. Countless hours were to be an incredibly crucial state and I really wanted a change in embracing week for the Ce- town crowd. With high chest far from accomplished. to chewsticks, it’s new to the of chewsticks for oral hygiene poured into campaigning and in determining the results. With leadership.” darville men’s basketball bumps and excited shouts, For the Jackets to become masses at Central State. with over 250 species of plants promoting the election with 270 electoral votes needed to win Sophomore Heather Rice took team. Some write it off as the confident squad ran away tournament contenders, What are these sticks you being used for this purpose. posters, rallies, and concerts - the presidency, candidate John a positive stance on the election. early season fortune, but the with another close victory de- they must bolster their de- chew on? The chewstick has a Clinical studies demonstrated the main focus being to encour- Kerry could not claim the presi- She said, “Though I felt a sense fourth ranked Jackets have feating Aquinas in the first fense to the level of their very ancient origin rooted in that chewsticks were as effec- age students to cast a vote. dency without Ohio’s support. of disappointment from the elec- raced off with a 3-0 record. round of an early season tour- unstoppable offense. Africa. tive at maintaining good oral Residence Coordinator for According to CNN.com, George tion because it showed me a lot Led by junior Mugabe nament. The offense executed Two things will keep The purpose of the sticks is for hygiene as conventional manu- Firestine Hall Angela Hopkins W. Bush received 2,796,147 of about the thoughts of many of Thomas, senior Anthony an unstoppable performance this team rolling into dental hygiene, not style. Tooth- factured toothbrushes. Simi- said, “Even though my candi- Ohio’s votes to Kerry’s 2,659,664 the people in this country and Delimpo, and senior Jason from the men in the post skill- victory lane. Sophomore brushes weren’t always around, lar effects were obtained with date didn’t make it, I am happy votes. That is 51% of Ohio voted the true ugliness that appears Weakley, the Jackets seated fully. Aquinas proved to pos- Eric Huffer said,“We must but people still found ways to chewsticks used with or without that there was an increase in for Bush as compared to 49% for in politics, I really wasn’t that Campbellsville, Aquinas, sess equal aggression, giving be aware that success can serve their dental needs. toothpaste. young voters. No matter how Kerry, and Bush received Ohio’s surprised. I know that I elected and Wilberforce. the Jackets fits until the final really boost a team’s ego, Ancient African and Indian Again, what are these chews- big or small the increase was, 20 Electoral College votes. a higher offi cial to be in my life The season opener took seconds in which the Jackets but if we keep a humble civilizations used different ticks? They are for the hygiene that is the one good thing that Sophomore Jessie Knepp many years ago and I pray that the Jackets on the road to finished them off with a score spirit and continue to fo- kinds of devices that grew natu- of our teeth. The more popular has come out of this election.” stated, “Well I was really excit- He will protect and lead this Campbellsville souring the of 78-74. cus on who that success rally to clean their teeth. ones, which CSU students use, Sophomore student Devon ed that for my fi rst presidential country in a more positive direc- night for the Division I Ti- “We can be very good,” said is coming from, then our “Ancient Africans chewed come from the licorice plant. Bergum agreed with Hop- election my home state was such tion than it has been led in the gers with a last second come sophomore guard Eric Le- season will be a success raw plants and the wooden parts Some are dipped in natural kins. She said, “Even though a huge player in how the election last four years. So, instead of from behind win. ininger, “but its not going to no matter what the out- of plants in order to cleanse the fl avoring to give them a better the candidate I voted for didn’t turned out. It made me feel like moving to Canada and being fat One of the Jackets’ happen all at once. We have come.” teeth,” Llaila O. Africa said, au- taste. win, it’s amazing to see the my vote actually counted and and happy eating maple syrup by strengths has been rebound- to work hard.” No quality team is thor of African Holistic Health. Don’t just chew the stick students reacting. In either that I was really part of this na- the falls, I have put my faith in ing which they demonstrat- Saturday, the basketball exempt from a grueling Raw fi brous plants were used – have cleaner teeth and fresher party, everyone has an opin- tion.” God and I know that He’ll make ed by overwhelming Camp- squad cuised over Wilber- work ethic, as Coach to cleanse the teeth along with breath. ion and personally I’d rather be Junior Dymond McDonnell everything alright in the end.” bellsville with a margin of force 106-76 to complete the Slagle reminds his team fi ber tooth brushing devices and surrounded by people with an shared her excitement. “I’m fi ne Junior Katie Proctor agreed. 54-25. The teams battled series. frequently, “I have never chew sticks. Inca Indians did not opinion opposite of mine than with how it [the election] turned She said, “No matter who won, for the lead in the second With added pressure from seen a great team where brush their teeth and they were be surrounded by people with out. I wasn’t really surprised at there will be good and bad half. With scarcely a sec- each win, the Jackets are “fo- the best players were not no opinion at all.” all. It was really interesting to things that could have happened ond remaining, sophomore cusing on the big picture by there hardest workers.” Indeed, MTV News report- see how important Ohio turned from either administration. I Guy Rathmell finished off preparing their own game Do the Cedarville Yel- ed, “According to CBS News out to be.” think America has a great op- analysis of exit polls, more Overall, voters aged 18-30 portunity to grow if we focus on than 21 million of you [young supported John Kerry over getting the good things done and voters] voted, the highest num- George W. Bush, 54 percent to continue to challenge and stretch ber in more than a decade. In 45 percent, the only age group to ourselves to make the bad things key battleground states like do so (according to MTV News). better.” Jackets Volleyball Aims West

in the semifi nal match against Mt. from? According to sophomore leyball is a team sport, and none Hellings Award at the NCCAA by Dan Giddings extended for more than a “He seemed so excited tinue teaching until the end Vernon Nazarene, the Lady Jackets Julia Bradley, unity is what makes of the honors any of us get are just national tournament which rec- week and a half, his home- about what was going on of the semester. must look forward to the next step this team strong. “I have never because of us,” said Zeltman. “We ognizes an excellent volleyball work and projects were in our programs.” said Tim But when Northcutt’s 9 Hope springs eternal as the 2004 when the team hosts the 2004 NAIA been on a team that is this close feel that we have been successful student-athlete who demonstrates ambiguous, and his lecture Miller, a sophomore Crimi- a.m. Intro to Criminal Jus- Lady Jackets volleyball team pre- Region IX Tournament on Friday before,” Bradley said when asked because of the bond we have on leadership ability and has a clear style was sporadic at times, nal Justice major, “It was tice class arrived for their pares to make a run toward the and Saturday, November 19-20. The about the secret to the team’s suc- and off the court. We love being Christian testimony both on and offering little useful infor- easy for us to get excited test on October 29, Northcutt NAIA national tournament in San winner of the six-team, single-elimi- cess. “Every girl has one goal, to around each other. We always have off the court. mation. too.” was nowhere to be found. Dr. Diego, California. nation event earns an automatic bid play for the Lord. I think that by so much fun with each other. We The season is far from over. In “Dr. Nortcutt’s real life However, on October 28, Wiggins, another Criminal After failing to claim the AMC to the 2004 NAIA National Tour- keeping our priorities straight and have developed a bond this season fact, it’s only getting more exciting, experience made every rumors began to surface that Justice professor, dismissed championship title as they fell short nament at Point Loma Nazarene just the fact that we are such great that will continue on after we all considering that the Lady Jack- CONTRIBUTED class an unexpected ad- Northcutt was resigning. Al- the class without giving the University in San Diego, California, friends on and off the court has have left Cedarville.” ets are on the verge of potentially A Central State University student enjoys a chew-stick in class. venture, but sometimes it though no one was certain, planned evaluation. No note December 1-4. been a major factor in our success Although they focus on team being the fi rst team in Cedarville felt more like he was still everyone seemed relatively That’s pretty exciting, but the this season.” unity, the Lady Jackets have posted history to earn a birth in the NAIA on assignment for the gov- sure that even if the problem Lady Jacket must continue to play at It seems that Bradley is not the some impressive individual ac- national tournament. No sweat, ernment and not teach- was large enough to call for See NOTRTHCUTT Page 5 the level they have achieved all year, only one who has felt the effect complishments so far. Along with right? All they have to do is stay ing college students.” said his departure, he would con- and dig deeper than ever as they pre- of such a close team. Sarah Zelt- Zeltman’s AMC Player of the Year calm, relax, and win the next few Northcutt “Disap- Autumn West, a junior in pare to face their toughest competi- man, who obtained the prestigious award, Kelsey Jones was named games—the toughest games of Northcutt’s Public Admin- tion yet. AMC Player of the Year award AMC Setter of the Year and NC- their lives. istration class. Where is this motivation coming her freshman year, views her per- CAA Player of Year, while head For all of you fans who claim pearance” Baffl es But it seemed that the sonal success in light of the entire coach Teresa Clark was named to be faithful to Cedarville team only thing more confusing team. “Getting this award is also a AMC Coach of the Year. Richelle spirit, it’s about time to get out and than his in-class habits were refl ection of my teammates. Vol- Clem was awarded the Susan R. help send this team to the national University the varied stories about his tournament. I have faith; do you? life before he came to Ce- darville. Though some be- the History and Social Sci- lieved that he worked for the 11 points and received Tour- Cedarville Invitational MVP tenacious D, holding their op- by Ryan Stalker ences department this year Drug Enforcement Agency, nament MVP honors for her Walton also had an exceptional ponents to a mere 29% from and amazed students with others thought he worked outstanding play and leader- game, scoring a career-high 20 the fi eld. his dubious past and unorth- for the Internal Revenue WOMAN’S B-BALL ship on the court. points and dishing out 7 assists. Flunker was at the top of odox teaching style. Howev- Service or another govern- continued from page 1 At the Huntington Invita- Flunker gave St. Joseph’s a taste her game, netting 23 points The new school year brings er, the most interesting part ment agency. He told his tional, Smart bewildered her of her all-around game, contrib- including 12 from beyond the a number of changes around of Dr. Northcutt was not his Public Administration class opponents once again by scor- uting 15 points, 7 rebounds, and arc. Junior Emily Delimpo campus. New buildings, time here, but the manner in that he had taught at three ing a game-high 24 points on 7 assists in the Lady Jacket’s made 11 of 14 shots and barely new students, and especially which he “disappeared” al- well-known universities ting the game-winner in the lane 11-17 shooting, grabbing nine win. With the opening round missed a double-double with new professors add an origi- most two weeks ago. before coming to Cedar- with only 23 seconds left, giving rebounds, and leading the victory, Cedarville advanced to her 22 points and 9 rebounds. nal flavor to each fall se- The word most often used ville, while he told a group the Lady Jackets a 71-70 victory. Lady Jackets to the 89-50 vic- the championship game against Smart again shot exception- mester. These “freshman” to describe Northcutt was of education majors that he “I felt like I had a lot of time, tory over Saint Joseph’s. Huntington. ally well, missing only two faculty members are often “chaotic,” and for good rea- taught high school. These so I wasn’t that anxious,” said Cedarville dominated in the The Lady Jackets destroyed shots on her way to a 19 point marked for years to come by son. He coined the word seemingly conflicting sto- Smart. “I just took what the de- second half. They not only Huntington 98-51 in the cham- performance. Sophomore their “pre-Cedarville” lives, himself in his Public Ad- ries frustrated and annoyed fense gave me and it dropped.” scored 20 of the fi rst 21 points pionship game for their fi fth Stacie Travis netted 11 points as well as their actions once ministration class and based some students, but still oth- Smart scored a team-high 20 after the break, but they also consecutive win. Contribut- in the victory. classes are underway. his teaching style on this ers befriended and forged D. Snell points while Flunker added 15. added a 15-0 and 16-0 run af- ing to their success was a high Dr. Grant Northcutt joined theory. His syllabi never bonds with him. Sophomore Karah Walton added ter intermission. fi eld goal percentage (64%) and 14 SPORTS NEWS 3 Cross Country Hits the Trails Running WWII Vets Battle country season, accom- ing his home course in 26:27 plished the unthinkable by which was good enough for Storm Battles for by Bethany Gilmour ond. taking 37 seconds off her 21st overall. Kevin Hall Sophomore Micah Har- personal best time as she (24th; 26:36), Harding (25th; Children ding had an outstanding finished 16th in 19:01. 26:38), and Pittman (26th; Jeremiah race, finishing first for Ce- “Knowing that this could 26:39) formed a pack of their darville and claiming the be my last time on this own, motivating each other to in Greene AMC Championship 11th overall spot in 27:31, course really motivated continue to fight throughout Chapel which was good enough me to run fast and make it the tough race. County by Bethany Gilmour The NAIA No. 11 Lady to make the AMC Second worthwhile,” said Scott. “I could hear everyone Jackets ran well at the AMC Team. Junior Dan Campbell Martz (19:21) and Bailey cheering me on to catch up Championship, but it wasn’t followed close behind, com- (19:46) also to Micah, and I by Sara Denhart enough to overtake the fa- pleting the tough 8K course ran well in the eventually did” The Veteran’s Day chapel on vorite, third ranked Malone. in 27:37, placing 15th. Ju- cold weather, said Pittman, November 11 featured a pro- Cedarville claimed runner- nior Kevin Hall came in placing 21st who broke his gram to honor and celebrate Ross Battle, a junior nontradi- up honors, finishing only 24 17th in 17:42 while freshman and 36th re- personal record the commitment of America’s tional social work student, was points behind the Pioneers. Justin Gutierrez slipped by spectively. by 16 seconds. troops. Approximately 70 sworn in at the Greene Coun- try Juvenile Court Academy on Junior Christina Reyes teammate sophomore Bryan D. Tursack Campbell Knowing that this “Everyone ran World War II veterans were Thursday, November 18, as a led the Lady Jackets’ run- Pittman at the line as they was back on really well today present in the Jeremiah Chapel, Court Appointed Special Advo- ning attack by placing fourth finished 20th and 21st re- Garcia’s top for the could be my last and the cheer- as well as men and women who cate/Guardian at Law (CASA). in 18:40. Sophomore Sam spectively in 17:51. Camp- younger Yellow Jack- time on this course ing had a lot to have served and continue to As a third year student, Battle Maat was only a few steps bell and Hall also received sister ets, receiv- do with it.” serve in the various branches had to comply with the require- really motivated me ments of the social work pro- behind as she completed the AMC honorable mention. C h r i s - tina had an ing NCCAA “ Coming in at of the U.S. military. Many of gram, which requires students demanding course in 18:47 exceptional race, All-American to run fast and make 27:02 was the these veterans had never been to have three interviews in the and took sixth. Co-captain NCCAA Championship earn- ing NC- honors for it worthwhile.” freshman duo of on the Cedarville campus be- area and choose an internship junior Kathy Scott also ran CAA All- A m e r i c a n the second “Justin & Jus- fore. for their junior and senior years. well, placing tenth in 19:40. Both course records went honors by placing second consecutive year by placing tin.” Herbert edged out Guti- The program included pa- Battle chose the CASA program from a list of social service Rounding out Cedarville’s down Saturday morning at in 18:00. Sam Maat also seventh in 25:33. The men, errez at the line to snag 33rd. triotic music performed by agencies in her fi eld directory. top five were freshman Julie local John Bryan State Park, gained All-American status, who finished fifth as a team, Both Cedarville teams hope the Symphonic Band, includ- “There at juvenile court you Martz (15th; 20:01) and junior thanks to the endurance of completing the race in 18:18 tallied a mere 46 points more to end their season strong this ing “The Homefront: Musical could do an internship with a Sarah Bailey (22nd; 20:24). two Malone Pioneers. and finishing sixth overall. than champion Mid American weekend in Louisville, Ken- Memories from World War II.” S. Huck | CONTRIBUTED probation offi ce or at residential Both Reyes and Maat earned Lacey Watkins claimed her Scott, who is graduating a Nazarene. tucky, at NAIA Nationals. Also cast of students narrated Almost seventy World War II veterans attended the special Veteran’s Day chapel on November 11. care; you can do it in a number areas because juvenile court AMC First Team honors, second consecutive individu- year early and competing Junior Ben Shroyer stepped the love story of Lloyd Ben- is so big,” said George Huff, while Scott made the Second al title in 17:46, breaking the in her third and final cross- up for the Jackets, complet- ham, a World War II veteran, of unmarked graves fl ashed each, it felt like we were wor- in the strong emotions of being Assistant Professor of Social Team and Julie received hon- course record by eight sec- and his wife Martha. across the screen. The audience shipping America.” part of a group, but I think the Work and Battle’s internship orable mention. onds while Leo Kormanik Dr. David Robey, who wrote publicly recognized each branch Regarding patriotism in patriotism in chapel was well Field Director. “[Ross] ended The men’s cross (24:32) took fourteen sec- the script, said, “We tend to for- of the U.S. Military and recited Christianity, Robey said, “Pa- presented [because it] focused up interviewing and learning about CASA. From what I country team recently fell onds off Cedarville alumnus get that these grandpas and se- the Pledge of Allegiance. Profes- triotism is not blind loyalty… on respect for individuals who understand, she just said ‘This short in their quest for their Sergio Garcia’s record run nior citizens were, at one time, sor of Music Beth Porter conclud- [it] is a reverence for God’s were willing to die for a cause is me.’ She was saying, ‘I can first ever AMC Champion- to lead his team to a second soldiers. I wanted our students ed the program with a powerful hand of protection and a deep higher than themselves.” get a broad horizon or look at a ship, placing third for the place finish. to feel a new sense of respect rendition of the national anthem. gratefulness for the privilege it Colas continued, “Maybe number of things there through second straight year. Malone The Lady Jackets did not for those who served our nation Dan Jaquery, a sophomore from is to be an American.” that’s what patriotism should juvenile court and in the community.’” captured their 12th straight disappoint the faithful Cedar- so well.” Brazil, was enthusiastic about the He went on to note that as a be: a quiet feeling of pride and In order to become a CASA and 33rd overall title while ville crowd, finishing runner- The Benham’s story rang chapel service. “I want to be an result of his travels around the respect and appreciation for volunteer, Battle had to go Shawnee State finished sec- up to Malone College. Sergio true for many Cedarville stu- American every time I see this world, he has gained “a new how we are, not ignoring the through 40 hours of intense dents who have friends and pride that Americans have for appreciation for America.” problems or thinking we’re the training—watching videos, be- family serving the country in their country,” he said. Junior Brandon Colas, a best, but being thankful for coming acquainted with state and reporting laws involving places such as Afghanistan and Other students felt that, while member of Cedarville’s Army what we have.” abused/neglected children, lis- Iraq. the program was enjoyable, it was ROTC, noted the importance Dr. Brown left the audience tening to countless guest speak- Stupid Things Actually Said By Com- The sound of “Taps” echoed somewhat overdone. of a Veteran’s Day chapel. with a concluding challenge ers, and going through a mock mentators In The World Of Soccer throughout the auditorium as Sophomore Ben Bolander said “We need time to stop and to “celebrate, remember, and situation involving all types of pictures of cemeteries fi lled that “after several standing ova- remember sacrifi ce,” he said. pray.” people that are in a child’s life (from parents to psychologists with the shadows of thousands tions that lasted for three minutes “It’s easy to get carried away to school offi cials). 1. Well, it’s Liverpool two, Ipswich nil, During the experience of the and if the score stays this way, I’ve got to mock situation, Battle had to WALDEN Those outside the class compile a mock report, which fancy Liverpool for the win. continued from page 1 agree. “It can be good to she had to defend in front of a judge as part of the appointment 2. He had an eternity to play that ball, but learn from different philoso- process. All of the training and phers about how they evaluate practice with the mock situation took too long. mented by donations. The the world,” said freshman Na- will prepare Battle for her newly school spent between five thanael Weigel. appointed position as a CASA. 3. And so they have not been able to im- and six thousand dollars on However, other students “The CASA program is volunteers that are the eyes and prove on their 100% record. Project Walden. aren’t so positive. Trevor Love ears of the court. They go and Many in the student body objects to the project’s overall represent the interests of the 4. With the last kick of the game, he are discussing the cabin. premise, “Transcendentalism child in court…When you are Some applaud the idea, ap- is not something that should be appointed a case, you are given scored with a header. preciating the concept of supported by Cedarville. The an information release form and you can talk to any of the child’s “commemorating the ideals support of Walden implies the doctors, psychiatrists, social 5. Well, it’s a fabulous kaleidoscope of and challenges Thoreau con- support of Thoreau, which is workers, any of the attorneys, or colour: almost all the Brazilians are wear- tributed to American soci- incongruous with Cedarville teachers. You are investigating ing yellow shirts. ety” and a raised “awareness ideology.” what is going on in the child’s of what is truly important in “I don’t like Henry David life—where the child needs to be placed,” said Karen Calvert, 6. If that had gone in, it would defi nitely this world and beyond,” as Thoreau. It is endorsing bad the Dean’s Assistant for the the project description reads. education,” said freshman School of Engineering, Nurs- have been a goal. Members of Calhoun’s Priscilla Deen. ing, and Science and a CASA composition class say they Dr. Calhoun responds to since 1999. have enjoyed working inter- these concerns with under- Battle, the third student to be 7. Their manager, Howard Wilkinson, appointed from Cedarville Uni- isn’t here today, which strongly suggests actively with something they standing, “The project is not versity, will now complete her that he may be elsewhere. read about on paper. Many celebrating transcendental- internship by working at least expressed respect for Tho- ism. Interacting directly with 8 hours a week. She could take reau and his ingenuity. As another worldview helps shape anywhere from one to six cases 8. I am a fi rm believer that if one team one student put it, “He didn’t ours. I think there are enough at a time, which will help her prepare for her senior year in- scores a goal, the other needs to score two have a nail gun!” similarities to make it a good ternship choice. to win. That admiration extends to starting point.” “Helping children was the the project’s literary aspect Transcendentalism aside, main red fl ag [in choosing the 9. If a team scores early on, it often takes as well. Freshman Elizabeth the project is welcome for all CASA program], but actually Hays, for example, says she to investigate, thanks to Dr. fi ghting for them in court is what an early lead. really hooked me. Children are “doesn’t necessarily agree” Calhoun, his foremen, Jay so helpless and innocent, I think with everything Thoreau and Wes, and the students they are my burden, and they 10. You cannot possibly have counted the teaches, but sees “a lot of who participated in Project: are not just safe in this fallen number of passes made, but there were depth” in his writing, calling Walden. world. All of us are important Walden an “American revolu- to God, but I think He has a spe- eight. cial interest in children.” tion.” 2 NEWS SPORTS 15 cessor has been the target these fi ghters will stabilize French peacekeeper camp. embargo on the Ivory Coast of violence. Muhammad the Sunni Triangle. The bombings were meant prompting accusations that Abbas, the interim Pales- The troops have secured the to target the rebel faction in the organization is a puppet SCOREBOARD tinian leader, was attacked streets, but continue to root the north. A tenuous peace of French President Chirac. Anthony Delimpo by Palestinians with assault out small pockets of remain- agreement between the reb- More than 10,000 Ivorians Men’s Cross Country #44 Men’s Basketball Center rifl es while greeting Arafat’s ing insurgents. Nearly 600 els, known as New Forces, have fl ed the country along 11/6 AMC Champion- 3rd of 13 mourners. He survived the insurgents have been killed and the government had been with 5,000 westerners. ship by Kristen Livingston “Our staff thought he was attack in which the attack- along with 22 U.S. troops. in place since July 2003. 11/13 NCCAA Champi- 5th of 22 a very good player and we ers denounced Abbas as an However, just as the bat- However, key deadlines set British Smoking Ban onship agent of the U.S. govern- tle for Fallujah seemed to by the two groups for legal The British Parliament an- Anthony Delimpo, a were interested” said Coach ment. be wrapping up, violence and government reforms as nounced plans to ban smok- Women’s X Country senior criminal justice Slagle. Death of Yassar Arafat Many see this incident as fl ared in the city of Mosul well as disarmament were ing from most public places 11/6 AMC Champion- 2nd of 14 major at Cedarville Delimpo joined the Yellow ship On Thursday, November indicative of power struggle on November 16. Analysts missed in October and Sep- in England. This ban applies University, began his Jackets and was more than 11, 2001, Palestinian leader likely to occur while the say that while the physical tember, placing the agree- to 80% of the country’s pop- 11/13 NCCAA Champi- 2nd of 20 just a basketball player. basketball career in the D. Tursack | CEDARS Yassar Arafat passed away people appoint a new leader seizure of the city occurred ments in jeopardy. ular pubs but not to the 20% onship Slagle said, “Our guys took in a French hospital of an before the January 9 dead- relatively quickly, the real The French reacted swiftly that serve no food and are backyard of his home in Women’s Soccer to Anthony immediately. He undisclosed illness. The 75 line. measure of victory will be with force against the Ivo- private clubs. Chesapeake, Ohio, at age have been given. As for 11/11 Spring Arbor W 1-0 is outgoing and friendly. He year-old leader was a mov- the ability of Americans to rians, destroying their air While some voters view this six, playing with his sister this season, they expect ing force as chairman of Invasion of Fallujah persuade Sunni leaders to force, seizing the capital, and as another encroachment of Men’s Soccer has been a great encourager Emily who is now on the to win the conference, the Palestinian Liberation U.S. Marines and Iraqi Na- participate in and validate airport, and bringing in rein- the “nanny state,” the Brit- 11/11 Spring Arbor W 1-0 to his teammates.” woman’s basketball team. and shoot for the national Organization (PLO) and a tionals began to systemati- the Iraqi government. forcements. This prompted ish government believes Delimpo said, “It’s the Women’s Volleyball As he continued to play title. symbol of Palestine’s strug- cally attack the city of Fal- widespread violence against they have struck the right most wonderful thing in the gle for a state. lujah last week. The city was Violence in the Ivory the French whom many be- balance between allowing 11/5 Hope International W 30-25, 30-28, 29- basketball through high Graduation in May will 31, 30-23 world to be able to play on His death leaves a gaping widely considered to be the Coast lieve wish to eliminate the people to make unhealthy school his ability and mark a time of change for 11/5 Mount Vernon L29-31, 23-30, 30- a team where every player hole in Palestinian leader- headquarters for the largest Violence erupted in the Ivorian president who has decisions and not harm- 6’7” stature caught the Delimpo, but even greater ship because Arafat had remaining insurgent group Ivory Coast on Novem- been unkind to the country’s ing others. About 26% of Nazarene 27, 18-30 is not only one of my best attention of Cedarville changes are on the way. He not groomed a successor. of around 3,000 fi ghters. ber 4 when Ivorian troops former colonizing power. Britain’s population identify 11/6 Palm Beach At- L 25-30, 30-23, 30- friends, but also a brother in University, and he was is engaged to marry Tami Already one potential suc- The hope is that rooting out mistakenly bombed a The UN declared an arms themselves as smokers. lantic 28, 25-30, 12-15 Christ.” recruited to play for Gheen of the woman’s 11/8 Shawnee State W 30-18, 30-24, Last year was a successful, 30-21 the Jackets. However, basketball team on May and yet painful year for Delimpo felt God was 14. With these changes as Students Have More on Their 11/13 Mount Vernon L30-24, 20-30, 22- Delimpo, who seriously Nazarene 30, 30-32 leading him to Mount well as others, he is not injured his hand and his Men’s Basketball Vernon Nazarene where expecting to continue a Thanksgiving Plates Than Just Turkey head. However he has earned he played against career in basketball. 11/9 Campbellsville W 83-82 the respect of the team and Cedarville for nearly two “I am grateful that the by Sara Eplin Senior history and political Craig said, “I’m going to At- 11/12 Aquinas W 78-74 will be serving this year as science major Jessica Spears lanta to visit my grandparents, years. However, in his Lord has him here at 11/13 Wilberforce W 102-79 captain. looks forward to spending aunt and uncle, and cousins. sophomore year at Mount this time and am looking 11/16 Central State L 83-90 Both Delimpo and his quality time with her family I’m really excited because it Vernon, Delimpo began forward to enjoying a Cedarville students have on Thanksgiving. “About 30 to will be my fi rst Thanksgiv- Women’s Basketball team are goal driven. They looking into transferring great season with him.” many varied Thanksgiving 40 members of my family get ing with family since high 11/5 Madonna W 85-67 to Cedarville. are most driven to glorify ONTRIBUTING said Slagle. traditions. From parades to together on Thanksgiving day school.” S. Huck|C Christ with the ability they pumpkin pie, family to foot- to eat and watch movies and Yet for Craig, the holiday 11/6 Indiana Wesleyan W 71-70 ball, Thanksgiving means football and play the Spears is about more than just visit- 11/9 Ursuline W 103-32 different things to different family marble game.” ing family and friends. She Ormsbee Finds New 11/12 Saint Josephs W 89-50 people. Yet one thing remains Students who live far away plans to use the time to share 11/13 Huntington W 98-51 clear, the season is also about plan to use the Thanksgiving the gospel with her unsaved giving thanks and giving holiday have new experiences. grandparents. “I haven’t seen Trail. No, Really. 11/16 Taylor W 82-68 back. Jon Gott, a senior youth min- them in a long time and now Upcoming Events This Thanksgiving, Cedar- istries major from California, that I have the opportunity, I by Hannah Offi cer God’s leading in my life. I sensed that Men’s Cross Country ville students plan to enjoy the plans on traveling to Massa- plan on using it to talk about He could use my experiences and break with family and friends chusetts. He said, “I’ve never the Lord and the free gift of skills to help Cedarville University 11/20 NAIA Nationals Louisville, KY and, at the same time, serve the been there. I want to see the salvation He offers.” David M. Ormsbee, Cedarville advance. I also really enjoy market- Women’s Cross Country Lord in various ways through- Atlantic Ocean, and it’s not For those students staying University’s former Vice President ing. This new position involves even 11/20 NAIA Nationals Louisville, KY out the holiday. Ohio.” on campus for Thanksgiving, for Enrollment Management, has re- more of that.” Many students plan on go- Some, like junior nursing interesting events are available cently been promoted to Vice Presi- Ormsbee is eager to grow personal- Women’s Soccer ing home to enjoy their own major Christina Craig, will be in the area to participate in. dent for Advancement. ly and develope deeper relationships 11/19 Master’s Kissimmee, FL unique Thanksgiving tradi- traveling to different states to Far Hills Community Church As VP for Enrollment Manage- with the staff of the Advancement 11/20 NCCAA National Kissimmee, FL tions with friends and family spend time with family mem- will be hosting an open comment, Ormsbee was responsible for Division. Tournament members. bers they haven’t seen recently. munion service on November “recruiting students and helping Professionally, he looks to his fi rst Men’s Soccer 23. People can come through them achieve their educational goals” year as predominantly a learning any time between 5:30-7:30 through external relations, events, experience. He will become more 11/19 Master’s Kissimmee, FL p.m. and take communion, admissions, fi nancial aid, academic acquainted with the staff, their jobs, 11/20 NCCAA National Kissimmee, FL either by themselves or with services, classroom management, and the intricacies of fund-raising. Tournament friends. Additionally, many and commencement. “My ultimate goal is to see the Women’s Volleyball professors make their homes Ormsbee, who graduated from Ce- communication about Cedarville 11/19 Maine-Machias 7 p.m. available for students on darville and has worked with the uni- University to be strong and compel- Thanksgiving. versity since 1979, described his new ling, ultimately leading to even more 11/20 NAIA Region IX Semifi nals In addition to food and fel- position as “a bit broader.” people and organizations becoming lowship, many Cedarville In this job, he will interested in and Men’s Basketball students plan to help the com- be involved in de- excited about 11/19 at Saint Vincent 7 p.m. munity in a tangible way over veloping relation- Cedarville,” said 11/20 at Seton Hill 7 p.m. the holiday. For example, ships between the Ormsbee. “My 11/23 at Taylor 7 p.m. Adopt-a-Block in Springfi eld university and vari- My vision is to tell the vision is to tell will be holding a Thanksgiv- ous people and or- story of Cedarville through the story of Ce- 11/27 Saint Francis 3 p.m. ing dinner for families in the ganizations. These communication that is so darville through 11/30 Rio Grande 7:30 p.m. area on November 20. relationships will communication compelling that folks will Women’s Basketball Similarly, students who tu- cultivate goodwill want to take notice of the that is so com- tor at Haywood Elementary and, in some cases, “work God is doing through pelling that 11/19 Grace Invitational 6 p.m. School in Springfi eld will fi nancial support our school.” folks will want 11/20 Grace Invitational 1, 3 p.m. provide a Thanksgiving din- through CDR Ra- to take notice of 11/23 Malone 7 p.m. ner for students and their par- dio, fund-raising, public relations, the work God is doing through our ents on November 19. They community relations, alumni rela- school. I see us expanding our net- 11/30 Rio Grande 5:30 p.m. will eat, play games, make tions, and advancement services. work of friends, donors, and advo- crafts, and most importantly, Ormsbee explained that he was cates so our students and graduates Basketball was invented in share the gospel. prompted to pursue this job through have even more opportunities in the So it seems that regardless the encouragement of Cedarville future. I hope to see our endowment of where students celebrate, University’s president, Dr. Bill and funded scholarships increase so 1891 by James Naismith. He Thanksgiving isn’t just enjoy- Brown. He emphasized, however, that cost will not be a barrier to at- ing turkey, pie, and time with that he “thoroughly enjoyed work- tending Cedarville.” set out to invent a game to family. It is also an opportu- ing in enrollment management” and The university will soon conduct a occupy students between the Web nity for gratitude and service. dissatisfaction was not the reason he national search to fi nd a new VP for President Bush let Biscuits the turkey go, free to live out his life at Frying decided to accept the new job. Enrollment Management. Pan Park in Virginia. Ormsbee said, “The primary reason football and baseball seasons. I took the position was that I sensed ANTIGONE: WHO LOOKS 16 THE BACK PAGE BACK FROM YOUR Inform MIRROR? Encourage Inspire PAGE 10 Sidewalk Talk since 1906 SATURDAY’S So what if they’re The two funniest The only hotspot WEATHER old? They can humor articles on campus with- o still kick your to ever grace our out an acronym... /48 What is the next product Vecinos should butt... pansy... pages... SEE “YOU” 65 F SEE “Vets” PAGE 3 SEE PAGE 6 PAGE 11 Showers - 40% Ashley Varvel introduce? Friday, November 19, 2004 ON THE WEB: cedarville.edu/cedars Vol. 53, No. 5 Junior Graphic Design Major Women’s Basketball Starts Strong “White Chocolate by Jim Sawin Raspberry Cheese- ence with her no-look passes. selves down 68-63 with just cake” Sophomore Brittany Smart over two minutes to go, ral- The Lady Jackets did not also had a fi ne game as she lied behind Flunker who tied disappoint the home crowd, connected on 7 of 9 shots from the game at 68 after nailing a kicking off the 2004-05 sea- the fi eld, chipped in 16 points, three-pointer and hitting two son November 5, by scoring and dished out a game-high 8 clutch free throws. The Wild- the fi rst 16 points of the con- assists. cats added a basket, and Flunk- test against Madonna. The The second ranked Lady er hit one of two free throws to Yellow Jackets went on to the Jackets came from behind make the score 70-69 with only Jeremy Raburn easy win, 85-67 and advanced against fi fth ranked Indiana 40 seconds to go. It was now Sophomore to the championship game of Wesleyan to continue their 26 time for Smart to shine. She the Cedarville Invitational. home game winning streak capped off her Cedarville In- Nursing Major Senior Kari Flunker led and win the Cedarville Invita- vitational performance by net- D. Snell|CEDARS “Pink polo shirts” the way with 19 points and tional. Sophomore Stacie Travis passes to senior Crystal Stuckey. 6 assists, dazzling the audi- Cedarville, who found them- See WOMAN’S B-BALL Page 13 Calhoun Continues Cabin Construction on CedarLake by John Hawkins are construction amateurs. Even so, the outside of the This November, Dr. Scott cabin is finished and ready Calhoun’s composition stu- for use. It is an exciting mo- dents looked more like con- ment for Dr. Calhoun, who Kip Tiger struction workers than writers originally designed the proj- Junior as Project: Walden construc- ect. Chemistry Major tion finally began. “I have had a long-stand- Jonathan Thomas For those who haven’t no- ing interest in Thoreau,” ticed, a wooden cabin is being he said, explaining that he Junior built at the base of the library wanted to build something Marketing and Manage- along Cedar Lake to commem- to correspond with his stu- ment Major orate the 150th anniversary of dents’ study of Walden. the publication of Henry Da- At the same time, the build- “Wieners and Buns” vid Thoreau’s book Walden. ing has practical uses. “Peo- The book emerged from the ple can come and read, pray, philosopher’s experiences in or relax,” Calhoun said. He Katie Brown a cabin he built with his bare wants to see students hang hands at Walden Pond, near their own art in the building Freshman Concord, Massachusetts. Un- or use it for outdoor perfor- Nursing Major like Thoreau, Dr. Calhoun’s mances and speech recitals. “Baklava” students used electric saws The building, worth around and ladders, giving them an $7,500 dollars, was financed unfair advantage over the by the university and supple- transcendentalist. Excluding Dr. Scott Calhoun and his crew of composition students recreate Thoreau’s cabin. B.Kouba|CEDARS the oversight of two experi- enced foremen, the students See WALDEN Page 3