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Will Clinton with the hopes that he they were not being included the nuclear companies bully this would keep his promise of change. enough in the nomination process) rookie into compromising the en­ President-elect Clinton promised Clinton showed off his politically vironment? to make his cabinet selections look correct list which included four +Health and Human Services more like America than in previ­ women, four African-Americans Secretary- Donna E. Shalala. The ous years— he promised to add and two Hispanics. long-time friend of Hillary Clinton more women and minorities to the The question then moved to will leave her post as Chancellor nation’s top posts. With a Christ­ qualifications. Sure, it’s diverse, of the University of Wisconsin to mas deadline and a long list of but can they do the job? Were they head H.H.S.. The appointment names, the president-to-be and his chosen on the basis of race, gender pleased women’sgroups— Shalala staff sat down and got to work. or sexual orientation? To name all being an outspoken feminist, will After some squeezing and shuf­ 14 cabinet level appointments and likely fight for a woman’s right to fling, Clinton named the most di­ comment would be too cumber­ choose. Will we begin paying for verse cabinet in history, even be­ some, but here are a few examples: abortions now? fore Santa left the North Pole. +Secretary of Labor- Robert +Agriculture Secretary- Rep. Clinton pleased some of the coun­ Reich. The appointment of this Mike Espy (D-Miss). The first try and worried others: would this Harvard professor stirred things African American representative cabinet be a catalyst for change or up because of some of his past from that state since reconstruc­ a throw-back to the Carter years? views. Many feared this long-time tion will head the Agriculture De­ ^Ph Stowell photo by E. Cochran The early nominations scared Clinton friend to be a supporter of partment While in Congress, Espy some supporters as Clinton began strong government involvement in served on the House Agricultural by naming a few Washington vet­ big business-labor leaders raised committee, giving him experience well Challenges College erans to the three key posts: Texas concerns. Once a Rhodes Scholar in his field. Some raise questions, senator Lloyd Bentsen to the Trea­ with Mr. Clinton, he is responsible though, of his ability to deal with Wily During Conference sury Department; Warren Chris­ for shaping many of the president­ problems outside his region: the topher, an ex-Carter staffer, to elect’s economic positions. Will his sometimes “different” ideas fruit and vegetable growers in ne McColm be a follower of Christ Secretary of State; and Les Aspin carry too much weight with Florida and California. Florida t^rititer In the evenings he spoke on the (D-Wis), former House Armed Clinton? and California constitute the larg­ addiction to our own significance. Services Committee Chairman, to +Secretary of Education- Rich- est chunk of our agriculture busi­ "and Amen. Those words This is something which afflicts us head the Defense Department. ardRiley. This former South Caro­ ness; well, is he qualified to handle "very chapel service during all at one time or another, to one These appointments caused con­ lina governor once worked with those hard-to-please growers? '''ter Enrichment Confer- degree or another. His main prin­ cern - Would Clinton forget his Clinton in trying to up-grade the Above are five of the new cabi­ Pr-Joseph Stowell, thePresi- ciple freed many people of the promise to remember the forgot­ South’s education. While gover­ net nominees for our country, and Y bloody Bible Institute, addiction to self- in Christ we are ten? It looked a lot like the days of nor, he passed a major education five questions one might ask. One Cedarville College January complete. the “pale male” cabinet would live package praised nation-wide and mightquestion all 14 nominations. a week of true spiritual Stowell’s stories and illustrations on. saw his states Standard Achieve­ But his selections give us some gave life and humour to his ser­ But Mr. Clinton soon began to l8ement. His unique ap- ment Test scores go from 49th in inclination: economically and in h two seldom shared top- mons. During the week many follow through. By the middle of the nation to 41st Can a small foreign policy, he will take a more ^ light on some areas we as people were challenged and many December he added former San southern governor handle a moderate stance. He proved this 5 s need to work on. lives were changed. Cedarville Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros as nation’s rising educational woes? by naming a somewhat conserva­ ^ mornings Stowell spoke College students will never look the head of Housing and Urban r Sr/1 +Secretary of Energy- Hazel R. tive Democrat, in Bentsen, to the llowership.” He brought up at themselves in quite the same Development and Jesse Brown as O’leary. The second woman and nee |/8ood point when introduc- way again. And as Dr. Stowell head of Veteran Affairs, a His­ third African American Clinton (continued on p. 5) ^ Subject though most of us would say, “Amen and Amen.” panic and an African American. ^ leaders, everyone MUST Page 2 Janauary22, 1993 ~ ' Students Attend Youth Love and Hatred Without Ministries Conference by Dr. Cheryl Fawcett shop on “When you are fl" Prejudice Found in Christ Assistant Professor of Christian two and number one leaves, Education topic is one thatPastor Sheaf plenty of first-hand experiertf by Dr. Robert Gromacki upon a fellow human being. With All humans bear the image of God, What do you get when you mix in recent months. Distinguished Professor a name like Gromacki, manifest­ thus all are worthy of dignity and 180 youth pastors, 27 different Interviews were the order1 ing my fratenal Polish heritage, I respect. day as the collegians met c" Note: This article, previously workshops, and six plenary ses­ have often been told jokes. I have Second, we must hate and reject one with youth pastors of printed in the Record Herald of sions? You get an exceptional laughed at many, repeated some, what God hates and rejects. Christ wives and found out firs1 Washington Court House, was sub­ National Youth Ministries Con­ and cringed at others. “loved righteousness and hated what their advice was for mitted to Cedars in light of Martin ference! What does the Bible say about lawlessness” (Hebrews 1:9). We anticipating a future of Luther King Day. Nearly thirty Cedarvillians trav­ such prejudice? What guidelines must hate the effects of sinful eled January 12 and 13 to Hudson, Questions included how f Desecration of holy places by do we have for proper behavior? choices- injustice, deceit, hypoc­ Ohio for the eights annual confer­ with bitterness in the life both HindusandMuslimsin India First, if we are genuine Bible- risy, theft, falsehood, child abuse, ence of its kind. The winter quar­ youth worker and teen, and I* Ethnic cleansing in divided Yugo­ believing Christians, we must love sex abuse, pornography, immo­ ter Church Education of Youth be a person of integrity, slavia The resurgence of anti­ all whom God loves, and God loves rality, and murder. Christ, in His Class comprised a large part of the songs and entertaining ' Semitism in Germany. Bombings everyone. The Bible states: “For righteous anger, drove out of the Cedarville delegation. The remain­ rounded out each general $, within England and Ireland. Wher­ God so loved the world that He temple the religious racketeers der of the participants were Bible Laughter marked each vP ever you look on planet Earth, you gave His only begotten Son, that who exploited the people. And Comprehensive-Christian Educa­ gether. V e can see expressions of prejudice- whosoever believes in Him should yet, He appealed to his opponents tion Youth majors. Leaving cam­ Cedarville alums mark’. ethnic, racial, religious, and so­ not perish but have everlasting life” to repent of their sins and to put pus before the sun was up, the landscape and interacted cial. (John 3:16). God even their trust in Him. group traveled by van to the south present students in hallway Our country, likewise, is redemptively loves those who deny Third, we must both love and Cleveland cite for two full days of views, formal and informal' scarred. Corporate board rooms His existence, who curse His name, hate without prejudice. God is no interaction, inspiration, and in­ day night a party was SP°( rv I are accused of sexual harassment and who reject His moral authority respector of persons (James 2:1­ struction. with collegians from Bapt*5’ I | and prejudice. Sports empires are over their lives. 9). Neither should we. Like God, Dr. Cheryl Fawcett, Assistant College of Clarks Summit % indicted for few minority hirings Christ criticized people for lov­ we must love people even though Professor of Christian Education 'eryi into key management positions. ing only those who love them back we hate their sinful attitudes and of Youth class, presented a work­ (continued on p. 4) ^ Edit Prominent people, such as Jesse (Luke6:32). In fact, He instructed: actions. It is difficult to separate Jackson and Marge Schott, are criti­ “Love your enemies, do good to the doer from the deed, and yet, we President Clinton I n a u g u r a \\ cized for ethnic and racial slurs. those who hate you” (Luke 6:27). must. by Jennifer N. Shriver parties fit for the occasion' We have all heard racial jokes. The apostle Paul added: “Repay As Bible -believing Christians, Staff Writer Days before the Inaugdj e Some have been given in simple no one evil for evil” (Romans we must obey God, guide our lives streets were packed with jest, free of intended harm. Oth­ 12:17). by the Scriptures, and follow the On January 21, 1993, the new enjoying the festivities ers, however, have been spoken We must love all humans, re­ example of Christ. When we do, president began to face old prob­ around the Mall. Concerts' out of a sense of personal superior­ gardless of their age, color, race, lems, such as living up to his cam­ and food occupied those ity designed to pour indignities religion, or economic condition. (continued on p. 4) paign promises. January 20, how­ for Inauguration day its61. ever, was President Clinton’s day Clinton spoke at his aim’d jn. to shine. The new president was Questions Concerning Dress ushered in with excitement and Code Infractions Answered

by Brian Bales fusion concerning the incident in “honor” system. If a student be­ Assignment Editor question, as well as the rule that lieves that he or she has been un­ was violated. When asked about justly punishedfor infractions that Editor-in-Chief: Jennifer G. Ross Ks ib e If you think you understand the this policy, several students felt may or may not have occurred, he Assignment Editor: Brian E. Bales , ’ne demerit system at Cedarville, you that perhaps these actions were or she can appeal to their respec­ S N may be wrong. Many students in more punitive than disciplinary. tive deans. Layout Editor: Cindy Crawford K a Cedarville think that the dress code In response to the issue, Purple According to Purple, the basic Copy Editor: Cheryl Davis J^avic rule can only be enforced by Resi­ explained that the “no signature” concern of every R. A. is the young dent Assistants of the same sex as demerit form usually come from a men and women who live within Advertising Manager: Troy Aikman i^O f U i themselves. They are incorrect. R.A. of the opposite sex. This their units. However, this in no Business Manager: Jay Ross t qt This was brought to my attention policy was initiated as a result of way limits them in their responsi­ sfeted during a personal interview with possible conflicts arising due to bility to enforce the standards of Photography Editor: Eric Cochran tv, the Dean of Men, John Purple. the embarrassment of a Resident conduct in relationship to the rest Advisor: Mr. J. Simons C 1, A During an interview with the Assistant of one sex confronting of the student body. The Dean Cedars is a bi-weekly publication issued on Fridays, except during N i v a Dean concerning the current de­ another of the opposite sex con­ reiterated that the present system breaks and exam weeks. Cedars is and always will be dedicated to lsVlvai merit system, Purple responded to cerning an unacceptable orimmod- was not created to cause conflict informing and entertaining its readers. Committed to the pursuit of Neu a question concerning the anony­ est apparel problem. This format between R.A.’s and students, but Vsit' mous sending of demerits through of enforcement could prevent the to reduce conflicts that result from excellence, Cedars will continually strive to honor and glorify our the mail. It appears that there are reputation of the R.A. or the stu­ the effective out working of Col­ Lord Jesus Christ C'16 fin some R. A. ’s who will send demer­ dent from being unduly tarnished lege standards. The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of *.C its, yet not include their signature. due to public confrontation of a Remember, Resident Assistants Cedars, its staff, or of Cedarville College, but are solely those of > b e The recipient has only a Dean’s sensitive issue. For this reason, are students just like yourselves. N e signature on the form, and no idea every unsigned demerit sent While it is not their goal to punish, the writer. concerning the identity of the origi­ through the intracampus mail is it is their responsibility to uphold Year-long subscriptions are available to the public at $10.00. ^ P l is nal sender. Purple, as well as Pat accompanied by a note from one the standards of the college. This Our mailing address is P.0. Box 601, Cedarville, OH. 45314. Our ph°||( etean Bates, the Dean of Women, con­ of the Deans which states “Come system of demerit distribution is number is (513) 766-7991. We welcome your helpful comments Hed firmed this rumor. see me if you have any questions.” currently the most effective way in and suggestions. V fi This system may lead to con­ Purple referred to this system as a which their job can be carried out. January 22, 1993 Page 3 Campus Activities Office to Sponsor Winter Games '93

by Lynda Gavitt is for socializing. Contributing Writer The evening will include twenty games, including Jenga, Rook, Are you tired of doing the same Scattergories, and free-throw com­ activities with the same group of petitions. The goal that night will people? Would you like to do be to accumulate the highest something different with a differ­ amount of points by winning as ent crowd of people? If you said many games as possible. The top yes to both of these questions, then eight to ten winners will be awarded you won’t want to miss the excite­ prizes such as gift certificates to ment of Games ’93 sponsored by various restaurants. the Campus Activities Office. The cost of admission is one This event will be taking place in dollar. You must sign up in the the Student Center on January 29 Student Center. Look for more from 8:00-11:00 p.m.. If you’re upcoming details, or call the Cam­ asking why you should participate, pus Activities Office if you have ate Team led by photo by E. Cochran the answer is simple: the evening any questions. >tessor Deborah Haffey edarville Debate Team to flold Showcase on Campus "^ryl Davis such as DePaul, Miami, Ander­ Haffey believes, that motivates the r Editor son, and Notre Dame. debater. Once you have been ex­ Students and faculty will have a posed, entirely humiliated, you are X& ^.Eriday, January 28, theCe- chance to experience the excite­ not the same. “You never want siofl'_ ie College Debate team will ment of debate and the talent of that to happen again. It gives you aUgu(au] j lts annual Debate Showcase, this team first hand at the Debate a sense of where you fall, what you vithil f v ^ ate team is a relatively Showcase. Team members will sit can do and your own vulnerabil­ team at Cedarville College, ss on opposing sides and debate one ity.” ;ertSi '8 competed in the Cross Ex- another on this quarter’s CEDA Debate can be, as Haffey states, 4 o*on and Debate Association a very humbling experience, but 0S6 resolution. The topic deals with itsel1 for only three years now. the universal declaration of human you recover and come back. It aim3 Hi14st established college team rights in comparison to the impor­ teaches a very important life les­ in the late 60’s and early tance of preserving state rights. son. “To see, to know yourself, 'fet under the direction of Team members have been re­ strengths and weaknesses, and to Haffey, this aspiring team searching the topic in preparation carry that experience with you, Uj Members has gained signifi- for this quarter’s competition as marks a person.” ^ognition and respect Team well as the upcoming showcase. s ; > include Shelley Heldreth, If you are interested in debate, The debate will not have been ( ------' ^ Terrence Flood and Holden, Karl Cooper, An- rehearsed and will be the first time the showcase is a must for you Timothy Heinrich and Gwendolyn Beebe 1 ^hite, Cheryl Phillips, Tim the team debates the new resolu­ to see. If you would like further Susan Shimp were information on joining the team, were engaged on enberg, Bumper Hidalgo, tion. The showcase will follow the engaged on February ne Justice, Jacob Harris, normal format of a toumamentand contact Deborah Haffey via the September 11,1992. s Communications department 14, 1992. They plan to ^ Nettleingham, Scott will run about one hour and ten They plan to marry 'Hivary, and Jodie Condren. minutes. At the conclusion, the The debate team will also be marry June 26, 1993. competing in tournaments at June 19,1993. l -vidson has also been trav- audience will judge, evaluating V______J J "dth the team and judging at areas of analysis, speaking style, Otterbene in Columbus, at Cornell University on February ^ of the competitions. and research. 13-14, and at Hillsdale and Ball ISE YOUR CEDARVILLE I.D. quarter, the debate team The showcase should prove quite State in March. They hope to tv. in four tournaments, interesting. As Haffey states,“De­ OR 10% OFF YOUR 6 to universities including bate is the intellectual equivalent send representatives to the Na­ k '> Anderson, Capital and of ice hockey.” The debater must tionals held at Towson Univer­ JEXT PARTY SUB ring v ^ vania. In competition at come willing to be “batted around sity in Baltimore, Maryland, at .the end of March. to ^ * vania, Shelley Heldreth and the room” and at, times, totally O R - P A R T Y ^ Nettleingham, Cedarville’s of exposed. Yet it is this experience, , ^ity debate team, won their 'LATTER* ur ij, ^ die semi-final round. Dur- qn/E m R imNTMeAsp&m 'arty Subs E. Main St L e finals at Anderson in No­ squire T. Cheryl Phillips and Tim ■ Hr. 322-2922 nberg captured 2nd place in ROMA m N/qtfTAT ~ ^°vice division. This was their W. First St. CorOpetition, a considerable ‘ Gift Certificates /yVyJa^s S m tai 322-6623 V^Plishment for the duo. Available J ^ N tr T O N E rpn01 , e team finished the first quar- ^ d ninth in the East Central 4549 Federal Rd. S. Limestone St. ,,1> finishing above schools Cedarville 766-2755 Page 4, January 22 , 1993

Benson Company Records Classic Songs on New Releas£ro by Stephen Kellogg ducing recordings of the songs it tion from Lamelle Harris. This The unlikely combination of A1 Lead Writer loom, wraps up the albui published. At that time, Word was song reflects the new R&B direc­ Denson and R&B/Pop duo Angelo beautiful string-filled “Hi its only competition. Among its tion Lamelle sets on his “I Choose & Veronica succeeds at producing Beyond My Fault” Christian music has come a long first artists were Bill & Gloria Joy” album. an energetic version of “I Go To “Master Pieces” spans way in the past hundred years. Gaither, the Speer family, and the Although Twila Paris’s “The The Rock.” This song, recorded in the contemporary music • Most contemporary styles of mu­ s, Ram bos. Warrior Is A Child” could still be the past by both Pat Boone and the thus the project is somew sic in this century have had a coun­ It is 1993, and Benson’s reper­ labeled contemporary, it fits the song’s author, Dottie Rambo, will mented. But if you appre - • terpart in Gospel music. A quick toire of artists remains impressive: classic category. Matthew Ward’s (at die very least) get your toe a- number of styles represen; scan of today’s hymnal will show DeGarmo & Key, 4Him, Dallas version on the album is a faithful tapping. you will enjoy the entire ■ « a history of Gospel music’s many Holm, A1 Denson, Glad, and re-make of Paris’s 1984 hit. DeGarmo & Key, who have been transformations. However, everyone is likel Lamelle Harris, just to name a Glad’s acapella rendition of with Benson since 1977, perform a In 1902, John T. Benson, Sr., a at least a few favorite soi j few. “Rise Again” gives a worshipful unique version of “He’s Alive.” charter member of the Nazerene this well-deserved compil In commemoration of the 90th treatment of Dallas Holm’s 1976 Be warned, though, this one is a denomination, founded a small anniversary of the Benson Com­ classic. little edgy. publishing company that printed r pany, 12 Benson artists have re­ Commissioned has recorded the Dallas Holm and Michelle NEW RELEASES T Gospel songbooks. Eventually recorded some of Benson’s classic award-winning song, “We Shall Wagner put some country flavor to the company grew into a family QUARTER: Wes Kir songs in the new release, “Master Behold Him,” which launched Michael Card’s “I Have Decided,” business and was even respon­ Untitled, David Mee‘ Pieces”. Sandi Patti’s career into national which was also performed by the sible for publishing Word’s reli­ ”Once In A Lifetif 4Him, a ’90s version of the tradi­ recognition. The original record­ Gaithers and Amy Grant on previ­ gious books. John T. Jr., who had Newsong—’’All Arounc tional Gospel quartet, begins the ing earned Dottie Ram bo a Dove ous recordings. World,” Rachel Rach a special interest in music, bought album with the Albert E. Brumley’s for “Songwriter of the Year” and Billy & Sarah Gaines perform the music division from his broth­ ’’You Oughta Knowi 1938 classic, “Turn the Radio On.” “Song of the Year.” “T urn Your Eyes Upon Jesus” with ers. It wasn’t until the 1960’sthat Know,” and collections I “Just A Little Walk With Jesus” Commissioned’s soulful vocal their trademarkR&B/Gospel style. the Benson Company began pro­ Carman and Truth. receives a very modem interpreta­ blending highlights this recording. The female vocal group, Heir­ Ministries Stev< Spiritual Viewpoints. Alpha Chi Strives C onference (contiued from p. 2) iar (continued from p. 2) to Serve People we will have definite convictions the solution to prejudice. i| ■ i , sylvania; Faith Baptist Bible Col­ about the essence of moral right person calls upon Jesus (U ^ by Lynda Gavitt finances they need to accomplish lege, Ankeny, Iowa, and Practical and wrong. We will distinguish save him from the guilt, j&ha O Contributing Writer their projects; the projects they Bible Training School, Bible between truth and error. and practice of sin, he fittting undertake help them then reach School Park, New York, attend­ Thus, as Christians, we can love acceptance before God. In The main purpose of Alpha Chi out to people in need. ing. Testimonies and games filled the homosexual and still denounce “there is neither Jelschai is to serve people,” states Jeff Burr, Besides putting key emphasis on the time and provided time for his or her lifestyle. We can love Greek...bond nor free...nfcr Mi leader of the organization. He serving, this organization is also getting acquainted with future the woman who chooses to ha ve an female” (Galations 3:28). by 0tl believes that the members are special in the fact that it is not “vineyard” workers. abortion, but we can also cry our ceptance is found not in vtf Fo taught an attitude of servanthood exclusive. Most organizations first Plans are already underway to against her sin of infant killing. have done. Rather, it is ft to tl even before they join the organiza­ ask you to join them, but Alpha participate in the ninth annual Na­ Only through Jesus Christ and Jesus Christ - who He is a^viou: tion. In order to become a mem­ Chi offers membership to all who tional Youth Huron, Ohio. Any His redemptive death can we find He has done for us. he stui ber, each person is required to put are interested, providing that they in a certain amountof service hours. meet the service requirements. All After joining, each member must of these factors attribute to the church setting are welcome to par- SPRING BREAK 11 CAl 1 be willing to continue serving success of Alpha Chi. ticipate. people as the organization is STUDENTS equivalent to a Christian ministry. Earn extra cash In addition to serving people, each by donating member must also be willing to your urgently needed plasma at come to the group meetings that IT ’S NO JOKE! are held every other Monday night plasma alliance "People Helping People" Alpha Chi has found many op­ KHmum i? q 2 1 a i s a n portunities to minister to people, RLTERNRTIUE PI2ZR JOINT FEA­ Mon.-Thurs. 6:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. H 165 E. H« including work projects such as Fri. 6:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wright State D a y tC j TURING TOPPINGS LIKE SPINRCH, Sat & Sun. 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. RTAf1 volunteering at camps, setting up CALL FOR INFO: 224-1973 ID f concerts, and even raking leaves RLFRLFR SPROUTS, BRNRNR, EGG­ Proot for elderly people. PLANT, RND PINEAPPLE, RS WELL The organization has also RS PEPPERONI AND SRUSRGE. planned several social activities to raise money for their projects. They HOMEMADE WHITE OR WHOLE recently hosted the Late Night WHEAT CRUST, PI2ZR, CRLZONES, Skate for the campus, and they will SRLROS, SUBS, NRTURRL JUICES, also be hosting the winter retreat held on January 22. In February TERS AND SODRS. they will be sponsoring the Talent COME EHPERIENCE fl CHINA COLA! Show. Alpha Chi raises money through dues they collect at the beginning HAHA You can earn up to $150/month or more! of each quarter. These activities We are able to accomodate your organizations needs to earn thousands/montH 7 6 7 -2 1 3 1 and dues provide them with the Example: Up to $150 per student 108 Xenia Ave., Yellow Springs, 1 Mi. South of Young's x 21 Students $3151

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•N g^rock Recital Focuses on the Heritage of the Cross Clinton’s Cabinet

(continued from p. 1) ;albui ed “Hi Treasury. Many saw this as a j by Rosanne McColm Brock in the recital. The result Staff Writer of their work over the past move to reassure the markets that spans months is “The Heritage of the Clinton would not tamper with the lusic s Steve Brock, a Communications Cross.” It is a collection of recovering economy. On the flip omew major , will be giving his Senior excerpts about the men through­ side, hid view on social issues is appre recital on January 29 at 8:00 p.m. out history who have obeyed more liberal. This is evident in the presen in Alford Auditorium. the command “Go ye into all appointment of known feminists entire All through college, Brock has the world and preach the Gos­ and environmentalists like Shalala islikel considered the idea of centering pel,” and have claimed the to H.H.S. and Bruce Babbitt, ite soi his Senior recital around his grand­ promise, "Lo, I will be with former Arizona governor and en­ ompiL father, William A. Brock, after you always.” vironmental activist, to head the whom Brock Hall is named. Wil­ This piece takes us from the Department of the Interior. liam Brock passed away during stoning of Stephen to the con­ Whether you like Clinton or ES 1 Steve’s Senior year of high school. version of Howard Rutlege, a not, the only thing to do now is ride :s Kii He was a very godly man and his P.O.W. from the Vietnam War. itout. So, keep your hands and feet Mee1 life influenced his grandson. Through the whole work Steve inside the ride at all times, allow the train to come to a complete .ifetir Steve assumed the recital prob­ has woven his grandfather’s irounc ably wouldn’t work o u t, but the theme: prayer. It ends with an stop before exiting, and hold on. Rach idea stayed with him. Late this excerpt from the last sermon Cnow summer he started working with William Brock preached. :tionsl Dr. Robey, his director, on his re­ This is one recital you won’t u cital. Much to Steve’s amaze­ want to miss, so join Steve Janu­ ' t j j F * f ment, Dr. Robey suggested includ­ ary 29 at 8:00 p.m. in Alford Steve Brock photo by E. Cochran ing something about William Auditorium. J college amber Concert to dice, ssus ( lude a Variety of Music juilt, pha Olsen ofmusicians began toplay together , he fluting Writer at receptions or dinners. Students od. In who attended the Homecoming r Je*s chamber music? How is Royalty Banquet back in October ee...n*r Music Night different enjoyed a taste of this type of mu­ 1:28). Uy other concert held on sic as they listened to the sounds of >t in vl? For music majors, the a string quartet it is fl to these questions may Jerry Rodgers said that this year [e is a^vious, but to the remain- the evening will include a variety student body, they may of music. The groups performing ygitimate. have been derived from the instru­ yand Kathryn Rodgers are mental groups on campus. They K of Chamber Music Night include a saxophone quartet, a f. The concert will be held mixed woodwind ensemble, a 'antes T. Jeremiah Chapel woodwind quartet, a flute choir, ^ evening, January 22. two string quartets, and a brass ^ Rodgers explained that quintet. music is a contrast to large The groups will perform a wide Such as a symphony or- range of music. For example, the jj Symphony orchestras saxophone quartet will be doing a |y have between 60 and 70 number of popular show tunes in a 5 oayw t*S‘ Cham^er music, how- jazz style. Rodgers says that the rta feyed by small ensembles. music of the evening will be light WHAT DO NURSES GET FROM ARMY R0TC SCHOLARSHIPS? IDP'tti “chamber music" was in nature, providing something for Prod S'coined when small groups everyone. PATIENTS. PATIENTS. PATIENTS. You get more than money for edu­ a real feel for the respect and cation from Army ROTC scholar­ authority that comes from being an ships. You also get paid training Army nurse and an officer, and one-on-one with experienced a vital member of the health nurses treating real patients. care team. Our Nurses Summer Train­ Hundreds of Nursing stu­ ing Program offers a field phase dents win ROTC scholarships. and clinical phase. So you’ll get You can too. ARM Y ROTC THE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: CAPT. PETE S. VLAHOS (513)376-6285 Page 6, January 22,1993 r SGA Urges Students to blommer s bio□ e Participate in Elections by Glowmer mislead. place all of their conser Staff Recluse We were discussing the recent administrators with If by Shelly Heldreth name to Steven Holden through election of Bill Clinton to the ones.” Staff Writer inter-campus mail. All those nomi­ There is one thing that I have nation’s second highest office (sec­ Her face dropped. nated will be required to attend a learned in my travels around this ond only to “Distinguished Pro­ It was at this point tha StudentGovemment Association candidates meeting on Tuesday, Globe that I call my own: every­ fessor”: a title held by one indi­ most felt guilty enough l elections are here again. Every year February 9. At this meeting the one of us has a dark side. Now for vidual in the history of mankind. up’ to my evil doing. She It the people elected to SGA produce rules for the campaign process will many, that dark side manifests Students were required to take so as if she were going tof many important programs and be discussed. itself in extreme ways. For ex­ many prerequisites that to actually into tears. Triumph, I thou handle a budget of about $30,000. On Wednesday, February 10, ample, Jeffrey Dahmer and oth­ have a class with him was a virtual myself. THEN, the cli| The coming elections are one of the actual campaign process will ers of his ilk have made national impossibility short of a forty-year came. “Who is going to i the most important x-" ~N begin. Primary elec­ news and have achieved great $5.6 million dollar college educa­ Dr. Dixon?” she asked, ways students get to ' tions will be held on tion), when suddenly the evil the vice-president from ... whether male fame for their efforts at nasti­ express their input on Friday, February 19, ness. Although these cases are thought hit me. I turned to her and tain liberal school located how the money or female, every­ for every office that has by far the most extreme, they are said pensively, ‘Too bad about Dr. five miles from here in ; should be spent The one is encour­ more than two candi­ the most visible. Even I, Dixon leaving Cedarville at the that sounds similar to current president of aged to nomi­ dates running. The two Glowmer, who is in most cases end of this quarter.” Well, her Flings) will be coming SGA, Paul Anderson, nate someone or candidates that receive exempt from the results of man’s reaction was extreme. She asked darville as the new presid kicked off the elec­ the most votes in the me what I was talking about, and if the College. A lot of ch to run for office fall, am susceptible to the occa­ tion season with an primary elections will sional bout of mischievousness. I had been creatively imbibing. I will take place over bre announcement in themselves... face off for the final Nothing along the mass murderer asked if she had ever heard of the you shouldn’t try to act t chapel. He encour­ ^ ______y election held on Fri- lines, mind you, but naughty electoral college. She said yes. I appointed when you retui fcabra i aged everyone, whether male or day, March 5. none the less. One such attack asked her if she had a clue what it member, it’s our Christ! female, to nominate someone or to The final candidates will have happened at the end of last quar­ was. She, of course, had no clue. sponsibility to support run for office themselves if they two weeks to try and win the votes ter as I was helping a freshman Well, this was the point of truth or placed in authority over us „ felt qualified. of their classmates. Their final ef­ girl study for Foundations (that falsity. Would I keep up the scam if they don’t agree with < ^ )edat The period when people can be fort will be the speeches they have queen of all classes). and ruin her break, or should I just thing our parents told us." nominated began on Tuesday, to give in Chapel all through the It started off innocently admit to the farce and let her pleas­ proceeded to list all of th< January 12, and will continue until week of March 1. SGA encour­ enough. We were reviewing CPI, ant life resume its meandering that were to be revoked ■ Friday, January 29. If you would ages everyone to get involved in the Wall Street stock report and a stroll. Go for the jugular, I thought upcoming year. She was like to nominate someone forpresi- the election. Ifyoucan’trunforan hundred other inane things that I “Well," I said, “The electoral col­ heart at all the changes (so'v— dent/vice-president, chaplain, office, then at least support your had long since left behind with lege is comprised of all of the like a Christmas wish list treasurer,or secretary, send their favorite candidates by voting. my freshmen year amnesia, when nation’s college Presidents.” and I could see her spirit fi" suddenly it dawned on me that “Really?” she asked in her best I suppose that this is I this poor soul was so gullible that freshman voice. graph in which I inform y<| Shakespeare Film Festival I had to do something so das­ “No foolin,” I replied in my best I told her the truth tardly that I am ashamed to admit History/Political Science Senior laughed it off. However, 1| Provides Cultural Activity it She had to be hoodwinked. voice. “And when a conservative tell her the truth. She I Hoodwinking is a lost art, and U.S. president is elected, conser­ ferred. chances are that the word is so vative college presidents are placed arcane that the spell check won’t in office around the country. How­ Next Week: Glowmer | by Cheryl Davis is shown. The festival was begun even let it slip by. However, it ever, when a liberal U.S. president Bosnia. Copy Editor under the direction of Jack Simons, means to deliberately confuse or is elected, the colleges must re­ ProfessorofEnglish. Simons,who ‘To be or not to be, that is the is currently doing doctoral work at question.” Ohio University and is required to If you’re wondering what you’ll “A horse, a horse, my kingdom watch several Shakespeare plays, do this Friday night, check out the for a horse.” thought students could also ben­ Shakespeare Festival, 7:00 p.m., “Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art efit from watching the films. “I ENS 245. Who knows, you may thou, Romeo? had the free time and the space was even find your Romeo (or Juliet) Recognize these familiar lines? available” he states. waiting there for you. They are just a few of the often “The Taming of the Shrew,” quoted words of William shown on January 8, and “Richard Shakespeare. Perhaps they linger III,” shown on January 15, both in your memory from high school drew in good crowds. Upcoming daysgoneby. Maybe you’ve heard films, in order of showing, include, Inauguration, someone on television make refer­ “Romeo and Juliet” on January 22, ence to one of Shakespeare’s quo­ “Henry IV” on January 29, “Mer­ tations. Perhaps you’ve even chant of Venice” on February 5, (continued from p. 2) quotedaline yourself, without even “Othello” on February 19, “Ham­ Georgetown, and a black tie din­ realizing where you’d heard it. let” on February 26, and “Macbeth” ner. Well, your time of wondering is on March 5. No film will be shown The Inauguration was a time unto over. And culture-starved Cedar- on Lil’ Sibs Weekend. Mark the itself. President Clinton took the ville students will finally have nights of your favorite plays on traditional oath of office in which something to do on a Friday night. your calendar. Dr.Raymond he promised “to preserve, protect, If you like movies, enjoy litera­ Bartholomew’s Shakespeare stu­ and defend the Constitution of the ture, and have a curiosity for Eliza­ dents should take special note, as United States.” The inaugural ad­ bethan drama, the Shakespeare many plays read in class will be dress, written almost exclusively Film Festival is for you. Every shown during the quarter. Please by Clinton, dealt mainly with his Friday night at 7:00 p.m. in ENS also note this schedule is subject to goals for the future administra­ One Mile north of Yellow Springs on RotJ^ 245, a different Shakespeare Film change. tion. Open 7 days a week 325-0629

4 January 22,1993 Page 7 SPORTS

During the Holidays Yellow Jackets Keep Full Schedule

by Cinnamon Brown didn’t allow the 67-55 loss to carry career rebounds. With seventy- Lead Writer over into the consolation game. one more points, Rucker will The next night they soundly de­ become the first athlete in Yel­ As most students indulged in feated Lake Erie College, 108-76. low Jacket basketball to score food and sleep over the Christmas Three Jackets scored in the double 2,000 career points. holiday, the men’s basketball team figures. Rucker had twenty-two The Jackets didn’t let their was playing a full schedule. On points and seventeen rebounds. crowd down at “Pack Out Urbana December 19 they traveled to Erie Barnes added thirteen points. Night” as they ended Urbana’s totakeonPennState-Behrend. At Helder Seabra chipped in twelve fourteen game home court win­ one point in the first half Cedar- points. ning streak by defeating them ville was down by fourteen points, In their first Mid-Ohio Confer­ 104-93. The game wasn’t with­ but they came home with a 67-62 ence game on the road against Ml out excitement as Urbana cut victory. Ken Rucker cashed in Vernon on January 7, Seabra led Cedarville’s twenty-two point twenty-five points and claimed six­ the team to their 97-73 victory. second half lead down to three teen rebounds. David Barnes Seabra, who averages eleven points points with just three minutes scored fifteen points, and Mark a game, more than tripled his aver­ remaining, but Barnes didn’tgive Combs added thirteen more. age for thirty-five points. He shot Urbana any hope when he fourteen for twenty-three from the dunked it and spurred the team photo by A. Young Cedarville wasn’t as fortunate at the University of Findlay tour­ field; four for four at the free throw on to win. Barnes scored sixteen nament on December 29. Against line; three for five from the “no points and captured fifteen St. Vincent College of Pennsylva­ man’s land” three point arena. boards. Rucker played another nia they shot a season low thirty- Rucker played another class act solid game with twenty-one -edarville’s record now stands 17-3 overall, a n d ^ six percent from the field (eight for game with twenty-seven points and points and twenty rebounds. But 3 -1 in the Mid-Ohio Conference thirty in the second half). Rucker fourteen rebounds. With those re­ it was a game of all games for contributed seventeen points and bounds, Rucker became the fifth Jaden Callahan who scored Barnes scored ten. But Cedarville Cedarville player to reach 1,000 thirty-eight points. ;;Jy Yellow Jackets Return for Action by Cinnamon Brown Cedarville claimed a sound vic­ Coveted Intramural Lead Writer tory (87-59) against Ohio Domini­ A two week Christmas can at home on January 7. In the T-shirt Distributed break didn’thaltthe win­ second half, they hit twenty-seven ning streak of the Cedar­ of their thirty-four shots for sixty- at Awards Ceremony ville College women’s five percent. Zehr continued to basketball team. Return­ shine with thirty-three points and ing to the court in their eighteen rebounds. Humbleplayed by John P. Sloan first week of action, the a strong game with two of her Contributing Writer sion were awarded the coveted T- women boosted their statistics in the double figures. She shirt for their success. Mark record to 13-2. passed ten assists and scored twelve Their prize was not a shiny tro­ Matthews, director of Intramural On the road January 5, points. Christine Copeland phy or even a handsome plaque. Sports Programming, says of the Cedarville kicked off its dropped in ten points. Instead, the champions of intra­ awards ceremony, “It is a chance play in the Mid-Ohio Cedarville struggled against the mural sport were awarded only a to gather all the winners at one Conference by defeating Blue Knights of Urbana but held T-shirt which becomes virtually time and distribute the T-shirts.” Ml Vernon, 84-70. Amy their lead and ended with a nine too small after the first washing. Perhaps the reason for the popu­ Zehr led the Jacket’s ef­ point win margin. With six min­ Ironically, the Intramural Cham­ larity and success of the Intramu­ fort with twenty-three utes left and Urbana breathing pionship T-shirts are in high de­ ral Sports Program is the level of points. Mindy Humble down their backs, Humble nailed a mand. The T-shirts are awarded to competition at which the partici­ added a career high eigh­ three point shot, and the Jackets the top finishers in each of the pants compete. It is a healthy but teen points and handed took control from there with nine athletic events; thus, it is the sig­ intense level of competition that out six assists. Melissa unanswered points. Humble had nificance of the T-shirt that makes encourages individuals to work % Scores photo by A. Young Hartman contributed 16 eleven points for the game. Both it far more valuable than the mate­ together and give their best efforts 'Urbana points. Hartman and Cave scored ten rials of which it is comprised. toward insuring the success of their points. The distribution of the Champi­ team. Thomas Petek, a Senior Specializing in Team Bidding Zehr found a new spot in the onship T-shirts took place on Mon­ who has participated in numerous Vlajor Brands o f Equipment & Athletic Shoes records when she pulled down day, December 14, at the Intramu­ intramural sports from oozeball to twenty-six rebounds in the game. ral Sports Awards Ceremony. basketball, says that “the competi­ She also scored twenty-five points. Every quarter, the winners of the tion of intramural sports rivals that •wens Sports Center For her efforts in the opening week various intramural competitions of even some intercollegiate com­ Xenia's Sports Comer of Mid Ohio Conference play (av­ receive a T-shirt signifying the petitions.” Consequently, partici­ eraging twenty-one points and honor of their accomplishmenL pation in intramural sports yields 1 rwrnif St 1350 Rombach Ave eighteen rebounds in the three This quarter, the individuals and the enjoyment of competing against C Ohio ' Wilmington, Ohio games), she was named the NAIA team-members of 3-man basket­ fellow students in a variety of ac­ 383-2747 Division two player of the week. ^2-6475 John D. Co wens ball, flag football, volleyball, rac- tivities and provides for the means Amy is the first woman in Yellow Owner quetball, and soccer who proved by which to escape the monotony Jacket history to earn this honor. their talent by winning their divi­ of collegiate study. 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