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This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Lanthorn, 1968-2001 at ScholarWorks@GVSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Volume 4 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@GVSU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. inniHOBn vol.4 no 14 t h a 9 rand volley state colleges M ay 18,1972 450 vote Low Tomcat at Elections by Barbara Cullinane person runs. Traffic Judiciary notice to inspire students to nominees were write-ins, which support the cause. Perhaps the Student and community means that someone can win truism that it’s a hopeless cause office elections were held an without knowing that he ran, was further appreciated this Monday, May IS. About 10%of this is a frequent occurrence year. the campus population took with GVSC’s elections. Seven Quite evidently there are no part. This metes s turnout of nominees are required for the red hot political activists on the 750. The votes were expected to A11-Student Senate, one person Grand Valley campus. To be tallied by 10:00 the same is hsted and the other six are overtake the entire student evening. They weren’t finished write-ins. An overwhelming government system would until two days later, however. number of students ran for the involve no great difficulty. That's because there weren't Representive to Community Spending five dollars on heavy enough people to count votes. Council posts (there are three to rampsi-niss would the At moot there were two students be filled and 10 people ran). efforts put forth by the local at a time to count votes, and William James College had one affiliations. Furthermore, this that’s if EXOO was lucky to position to be filled, the truly inspired political person persuade that many. College's representive to the could easily dominate his own Fraternities and sororities Community Conned. Only one government meetings, since few usually take over the elections person ran for this office, any of the elected officials would by putting up people to run for other choices were to be attend. Perhaps the question the three main offices: President write-ins. Out of five students involved here is what the hell of EXOO, Vice President of running for the. Representative would anyone do with the Protesters Blockade Campus Life, Vice President for at Large to the CAS Senate, four student government at GVSC campus activities. This is students were to be elected. once it belonged to him? probably the only reason that a There was also a write-in option There is no great trick to majority of the rotes are cast, in for this post. winning a student election. No support of fellow brothers and Oat of the two dates of peat majority is needed, Traffic on M - 4 7 Individual students can't students running for the three students can and have been held theprotesters to a stand off. to get it together to main offioes, one represented elected by a majority of one. On the morning of May 12, at The. demonstration continued support their community the fraternities and sororities. One student was elected to the 8:45 A.tfl., traffic on M-45 at more or leas peacefully for The three opposing CAS senate with a total count of Following are samples of this have reportedly been on nine votes, they were all the G.V.S.C. entrance wat another hour. By 11:30 most yegrs elections battots; write-ins. He was informed by brought to a hah by about one had givea up hope o f for about one tens. hundred indents and faculty of lurking traffic the cottage. A blockade « u offices, other than mlam *■ ■ u ra iu a « 3 S !S ir *y by dec to as n o t tn let other can by. The perttapsnti in d u d i n a n h i u ndbed Traffic More picture* and 'a detaUed kept on the are required for the report can be found on page* board, only Traffic 6 " < Z ______about the mtenection or sat on time. Police officers at the the perked can. were relieved that The demonstration was held or arrests occurred. There Election Results in protest of the mining of only scattered incidents of North Vietnamese harbors and hostility between the protesters EXCO OFFICIALS AT LARGE REP. TO CAS SENATE bombing of North Vietnamese and motorists. The entire Creager, Carter, Curey 255 territory by American farces. demonstration was carried off McArthur, Johnson, Litchford 190 Nancy Gaffield 275 Pres. Nixon had announced the quite smoothly and effectively William Sennett 237 mining on tne tsgta o! hay !0. and as were the actress of t Almost immediately, police. SENIOR REP. TO COMflJNITY COUNCIL Mark Pearson 211 demonstrations and protests Theresa Johnson 71 Joanne Grreszack 194 began all across the nation, and continued through the weekend. PROTESTS The protest at IMS backed JUNIOR REP. TO COMMUNITY COUNCIL SENIOR REP, TO CAS SENATE cars up over a half mile in the Pam M itchell 85 Bob E r ic k s o n 2 Grand Rapids direction within CONTINUE Don Schsuckal 2 minutes. S e a cf the cars were Protests and raihes S0PHM0RE REP. TO COMMUNITY COUNCIL John Dombrovski 2 driven by commuting students Pres. Nixon’s handling of the Josh Austin 63 coming to their 9 00 classes. war continued this week in The blockade was broken up Washington and across the JUNIOR REP. TO CAS SENATE twenty minutes later by a large country. Many college towns AT I,«.p.C? TO COMMUNITY COUNCIL Steve Gryzan force from the Ottawa County have been in a state of near Nancy Ganfield 228 Sheriffs Department. Also at marshal law as protesters took to Krystal M iller 181 S 0PHM0RE REP. TO CAS SENATE the scene were two campus the streets to express their anger Ann Marie Wisniewski police officers and the campus and frustration, whfle Nixon police chief. William Johnson. to exercise his powers WJC REP. TO COtfUNITY COUNCIL The deputies and officers moved Commander in Chief to Jonathan Schotte 32 NEWSPAPER BOARD with machine-tike precision and Bobi Tipsword 250 hsoke up the blockade without TJC REP. TO C0WCWITY COUNCIL Johnathan Schotte 23 the sac of tear gas and only a May 2OacM of bitty dubs. No protest w fl be held elect in fall Bob E rickson 8 Air Force base in CAS REP. TO a.u RADIO STATION BOARD V i l l i e F. 94 Jonathan Schotte 24 L a r r y l 27 ALL COLLEGE JUDICIARY Doug Ereon 170 ALL Joanne Grezeszack 200 TRAFFIC JUDICIARY J.B. Schotte 21 Johnathan Schotte 28 Boh E rickson 10 Stowe Conic 12 Dal Glass 10 fancy Gaffield 7 S.A. Mike Brogan 5 215 Jim Sparstra 4 2 0 7 4 (CLETTERS two to tbeEDITOR assumption that not wanting Mr. Heuer’s proposal. Amaranthus *972: animals in the school buildings Much as we hate the thought makes one an “animal hater." In of suffering the constraints ‘Money sworth trying to determine what the which result from membership Ruck Runs Amuck consensus of opinion was in this in a car pool, we hate even more the thought of the ultimate Defended By To the Editor, regard, an informal poll was taken amongst the faculty and consequences it our society does I would like to make a tew about personal experiences and not succeed in curbing its habits comments on a Grand Valley emotions (twelve of them in the staff of most of the buildings Satisfied Rstran here. The overwhelming of reckless plundering and Community phenomenon that past two editions of prodigal consumption of came to pa vs when the Spring A maranthus) which have little or sentiment was against having pets in the buildings. The resources. An individual, acting Dear Sir: L72 edition of Amaranthus no meaning to the typical alone, feels that his actions are With regard to member of the Grand Valley reasons given were, dogs made arrived at the bookstore The so insignificant that they are not “Moneysworth" (4/20/72), we Community. However the messes, caused allergies, had phenomenon was the fact that worth the trouble and asked for a refund as per their experiences must be understood fleas, scared some people and the Community displayed little inconvenience. On the other offer to refund your interest in purchasing by Mr Lane or they would not interrupted classes I believe people have a right hand, if the entire GVSC subscription price if you didn't Amaranthus I bought a copy in be printed Mr Lane is a large save 15% as a result of their part of that narrow segment to determine whether or not to community adopted regulations spite of the fact that the cashier along the general lines advice. iney came through asked me if I attended Grand previously mentioned. Mr. have dogs or cats. etc. in their recommended by Mr. Heuer, the which confirmed the bona fide Valley Naturally this aroused Greinke appears to use own homes (our family generally savings of resources would he by nature of the offer. Whereupon, my curiosity so I immediately A maranthus as an experimental had a dog) hut when it affects no means insignificant, and we we renewed our subscription as sought a sheltered place and vehicle. In his “ 14 Sonnets,” Mr. the rights and well-being of would place ourselves in the we disagree with your analysis began to peruse the book. Greinke uses the same, others in a public place, this front ranks o« muav who
Free love. That's the ultimate in love. Actually what is free tot*? Is it free sex with "no strings attached?” Or the free giving of one's whole self? In a sense it's both. Let's explore these two aspects of love. The first kind is often called eros - physical love. There is no denying in«I this can be pleasurable. Sex »* often referred to as "beautiful” and the Bible clearly teaches it as a gift of God. If it is truly a gift for us from God, why are so many people hung up, messed up and confused about it? Why is there an over abundance of R and X rated movies and what makes people buy toothpaste that promises sex apoeal? There is an obvious over-emphasis on the physical abilities of man. Why? It’s a quick way to gain a no-strings attached relationship. This is what people mean by freedom, no strings. But are there really? To see if there’s strings or not - where would they be strung? People dig free sex relationships because they can cut it off •nyiiiiiC they want. There’s no responsibility. just enjoyment, just satisfaction of basic desires. Something happens and the relationship braks; it’s over, and that’s that. But is it? What about guilt feelings, jealousy or the feeling that you have been rejected - not only as a body, but as a whole man or woman. No strings attached, huh? Free love??? However we do believe that there can be no strings attached. How? lust watch a child grow. When he is very young and is hurt, he cries and runs away. During adolescence he learns that he has to start dealing with the situation - which entails lots of suffering. Supposedly when he reaches maturity he knows how to deal with the SPtrOKlHCr TOWVf OH T*UJtr situation and the suffering doesn’t do him in as much. Why 'srould somebody want to suffer? That isn’t very free. If there isn't any responsibility - there is no freedom. Responsibility makes us free to succeed in the relationship. selection of foods that would be The kind of free love most people talk about is the run available and the assurance that' to gc through zicteeerc* This rsvwiw that there will be o f tbs MFC all < the United suffering. States from to obtain Egotistical KlVC* mCvSTi t allow for communication through its incubation stage. certified organic foods. (The between the people. There is no communication when you majority of the foods that the by te a Schepers Last month the rent for the are just listening to yourself. But vesponsibflity is not only co-op bulding was paid by an New Food Co-op sells are purchased on a limited basis listening to the tribe? person, but :! i« acting unnn what anonymous donation. Different is you begin to slow down from Life Line Restaurant in people offer tneii io do you hear. sod prepare to turn into the Grand Rapids, and there's no such errands as pick up supplies Being sensitive to that other person is giving them bumpy parking lot, there is that way of being sure that the foods or purchase needed necessities; a exactly what they need; saying yes at times and saying no first visual impression of 1 small are 100% organically grown.) bleak-looking chicken coop that bee farmer in the area has While I was in the store, a at times. But here we have to sacrifice and here comes offered the coop a reduced more suffering! Love and suffering don’t exclude each is overdue for a paint job. But customer purchased the last that initial drab appearance is price on honey if someone from pound of cheddar cheese that other, they condition one another. Free love means overtaken by the 19th century the co-op will help him extract it the store had in stock. The co-op responsibility. general store atmosphere that from the hive. purchased this cheese from a God freely loves us. Do you want to know why? prevails inside. The active members at the MFC truck driver, who was in Because He not only suffered for us — Ke died for us! And The first thing to catch my New Food Co-op are now trying Ann Arbor from Madison, eye when I walked in was a to decide whether or not to keep Wisconsin. It is opportunities if that does not entail responsibility; nothing does. God blackboard listing such unsung the 00-op on a small scale like this that the co-op wants to felt such a great responsibility for us that he wanted us to delights as Carob powder (a operations or join the Michigan capitalize on. Beginning this be happy and enjoy life fully. How does He do this? First chocolate replacement), wheat Federations of Co-ops. The summer, the co-op will be selling of all He gave us 2 code to live by. Supposedly if we lived berries, alfalfa, tumkinada sugar, advantage of joining the MFC is fresh green vegetables grown in by this we would be living the way He wants us to live. So pinto beans, sun flower seeds, centered around the wider the area bv < and mung beans CONTRIBUTORS: Jeff o rig iu a l l » . 0M page four UNDERFOOT MATERIAL STUDIED By BnmUdiirid It was an informative day for both student and teacher. AD classes were held outside, and the subject materials were those that can be found underfoot. The teachm were twelve Biology Club members who volunteered to inform 127 fifth and sixth graders from wood Side Elementary School. The classroom was White River Campground. The idea of this all day session was to introduce the young students to a forest oommunity. In the morning session, various areas of the campground were staked out, and the students were told to look around and see what they would generaUy ignore. There were five of these stations, in different ■me of the forest ranting from a seemingly dead field to a very active river edge. The students life in the woods, from plant life were shown the various forms of to animal life. The afternoon session of the class was a closer examination of some of the specimens that could be seen in these woods. The Biology Club herpitologist brought some cold blooded animals. These fascinated the students greatly. Some casualties of the highways were also brought, which included various birds and mammals. There was also a demonstration of camping equipment. By the river, there was a showing of water life. For the benefit of a student’s art project, an area was set aside for the fifth and six graders to draw their impressions of the day. With a little UiUiitiiswiwi, aOiuv of young students came up with very good drawings. The day went very well, both students and teachers learned mucti from each other. [m B iaiaiain iaiaiaiaiiiaiiieiaiaiB iu ii AT GRAND VALLEY by If ar£ Arnold The oolie— hs* also donated On June 3, Grand Valley will blecchers and some sound be the setting of the Gist annual equipment for the show. CAMPUS VIEW Open Hone Show. This show h There is only one judge for by_the Grand Valley this Horse Show and he is Mr. ** u ab an conjunction with Student Activities. as s judge ia the Ik s horse show g e n from rodeo and horse show circuit. several writings, not oady by the Ms tine as a Grand Valey dub but with he’s a cowboy artist, orsemao’s chsbs in a school and he The 22 students in the Invitations to that of M a n and hope to bring to Grand VaBey. TAKE OUT A s u m m e r r a t e s ! the 22 the staff and wB be put ia ONE YEAR LEASE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE o f Grand VaBey the newspaper and will be given very hdpfhl. Time on radio, it m hoped that them AND 5 w e e k s 9 9 5 efforts will reach many people to help nuke this hone and produce many contestants. 10 weeks #180 Admission to the Horse Show GET 3 MONTHS The whole idea, wrtudmg the s Fret. It is only the coatetiaaas SAUK IN GOB SiCLOSH) POOL cMb, » the brainchild of Jerry who pay. An entry fee of either AT PRACTICALLY Hehon. Jerry n* worked km SIjQQ for the !4 sad under everyday at no extra Grand VaBey for 10 yean and group or Si.SO for the IS asd charge. has hoped for eevcral years to over poop will be charged. NO COST start something Nke the Registration will not be held Live and study in llorseman’s Club oa campus. until the day of the show. These Jerry, when asked why he will be 21 different dames some AIR-CONDITIONED wanted to set ep this chd>, said of which indude Western “It is due to asy long time Bareback, Barrel a hones. I grew up Key Hole. RENT NOW they are a part of lerry doossT ttoM say s Js 3 and w2S be n this dab. but or re. h » hoped FOR NEXT FALL 5100 DEPOSIT refm dtA bat vacated that the Hone out by the du la M filled locdlaoa of the is north to the ski Ml and spend the day IT O a a u g a m m * and wen o f she a Ml of nones w A CALL 895-6678 i l a a The temporary^ w i be It won't com yon a mmmmmmimmmmmmn pa«e five St uden tslnitiate Public Interest Research Group by ftu l L. Mitchell -T he purpose of PIRGIM -PIRGIM sh all be shall be to articulate and pursue non-partisan, non-profit and through the media, the student controlled. institutions of government, the The unit will be financed by Petitioners were out nti courts and other Sega! meaiw, ihc campus last week in an attempt sn assessed student fee of $3 per concerns of students on issues of year (SI per term). The fee will to collect the signatures of 50% general public interest. of the student body. The be refunded to any student who purpose of the petitions was to -These areas will include does not wish to participate. solicit enough support to form a consumer protection, The LANTHORN called on focal unit of P1RGIM (Public environmental preservation, race the PIRGIM office in Lake Mark Rubin Interest Research Group in and sex discrimination, and the Huron Hall last week and talked Michigan). Taken from their role and function of private and petition statement the aims of puoiic institutions in the lives of to the office manager Sue PIRGIM are these: the average citizen. Kazma. On the types of Child Care Planned businesses PIRGIM plans to monitor she said “We will be The Grand Valley State Charges for the use of the Lack of Interest is Causa taking action against unfair Colleges will have an on campus center have not been established practices in businesses both large child care facility next fall, but yet. There is some possibility and small, but our actions wili the man in charge of the project that it will be operated as a be based primarily on the is not at all sure that it will be co-operative venture between number of people affected by successful* 1II.. the participants, and in this case, Council’s Meeting these unfair practices." Mark Rubin, Coordinator of there would probably be no fee A uxiliary Activities, was or at least a very small one. The student funds will be instructed by the President last Rubin suggested, however, that used to hire lawyers to staff the month to begin work to set up a such a center would suffer from Cancelled Legal Department. Any lawyer day-care center in the Crew a lack of direction and would explains his recent joining the group will have to be House. Rubin told the iMnthorn, become, at best, a baby-sitting a dedicated individual because operation. He said he hopes Last Friday's meeting of the acceptance of “ Mid-West however, that while the College an average PIRGIM salary will Com m unity Council was Coordinator of the Re-elect has committed itself to the idea instead to be able to hire a only amount to about director even if it means that the cancelled because of a lack of a Richard Nixon Campaign of $9,500 of a day care center on campus, per annum. The Head lawyer center may be forced to charge a quorum. In fact, with only four 1972 “ a decision has been made not to will receive about $13,500. “ For higher fee. voting members attending, the provide any funds for the most young lawyers, this Rubin said that other audience outnumbered the III. We resolve that this forum project. amounts to a salary drop of day-care centers in Michigan representatives. advocates the election of a Rubin said that the college around $10,000“' said one planned to provide space. often charge as much ms twenty Pvmm idm m t S a u l H a ycm w »m candidate who wit; bring MROIM obliged to call a special meeting about the end of the ' cemnr would destruction of Vietnam, On the question of courses of the center, but thdj the'pratent tc set upon the resolutions piwu call for a completely plOvably tc able to get by with who will institute an all aciiuii open to the group Sue passed by the moratorium forum volunteer staff. He expressed a a somewhat lower fee than that volunteer army, will reduce replied “We have several means of May 4. According to the uuuui liiai iiic cZiiicr tuulu •• i ««aw IV pdy dixy Defense Department available, the last neing me C o u n cil’s c h a rte r. the courts. We will use public survive without a paid director. rent. representative group must review expenditures by $30 billion education ol iioii-icgai piCuiiic Money to pay a director could Lack of space might well be the resolutions of the forum and remove unneeded be raised either by charging a fee another problem for the center. troops from Western on the offender whenever we tv uiiin m u nw na. i uua) is utt can." She added however, for use of the center, or by Fire regulations prohibit the use last day of the two week period Europe lIMt KlM #«<>/\ l>n ir “PIRGIM can take violators to asking the administration to of the second floor of the Crew and the council will be meeting provide a relatively small House for the center, and the In light of Nixon’s recent court and we will if it’s at three o'clock in 223 important enough." Recognizing amount of money to pay a State Dept, of Social Services Commons. mining of Haipong Harbor and temporary director. Rubin said has told Rubin that the first Grand Valley students’ blockade the possibility of there being a The meeting today should be misunderstanding arising out of that, although the second floor is only large enough to of particular interest. The of M-45 last Friday, the voting alternative would require a accomodate fifteen children at a on these resolutions will show the $3 fee the PIRGIM members resolutions before the council were quick to point out that the change in the College’s policy time. However, because of the are: iiow well our representatives toward the day care facility, it anticipated shortage of space reflect student and national refunds will be easy to obtain. I. Be it resolyed that the siiii might be possible. He said throughout the CainpUS, it ia interest. The group on campus grew GVSC community that he hoped the college would unlikely that any other facilities out of a Thomas Jefferson condemns the failure of be able to provide some funds at will be available for the day-care Other items before the College class on consumerism President Nixon to keep his least for the fall term. center for some time. campaign promises to end Council include changes in the but the several state groups American involvement in S tu d en t Activities Grant began 4 years ago in Oregon the Vietnam War, and in Account. The changes include when Ralph Nadcf, recognizing a particular, condemns his the deletion of the financial need for focal units to lend C© S IllflW II wishing of the northern need criterion in determining the support tc and sssc the burden part of Vietnam and eligibility of students for grants. on his national organization, iw escalation of the War. Also a revision of the planted the seed tor a local program membership on the Student consumer organization among W72\ II. Be It raoM that the GVSC comamoitv invite Activities Fee Budget students in that state. Many This year, the graduating Anal grades have been Committee will be Covercor W f if e WSSm Matas now have the g o tn s and seniors of GVSC were given a poked; E.) The ceremony will TNI revision will to GVSC during the ant In voice h plane ing their be held on Saturday, June 10, few weeks to discuss with m a child died commencement program, 1972 at 11:00 a.m. at the FiaM reflect • great autonoi from eating kad-hased paint a questionnaire, which House; aad F.) A complimentary the Ninon foreign poBcy, of the chips, the local group was able i oat to floaw 400 breakfast wffl be awed hi the the ‘ no to put tlwough a law burning the oa the m a n ia s of asks of laid baaed paints in that Jaae 10th at S:IS a.m. Fallowing the breakfast, a rehearsal wfl he hekd in the Field Hoorn at 9:30 a.m. aad after the catemoay there w ilbe a (Sceptics to which everyone is ir no diploma or fee, peysfor It. The on by a committee of to dnke Appointed to Stsdy and to Commencement for 1972, of their I of Mark Adame, David aril contain a letter from Lubbers. The diploma the formal tmaacript will be a week or two later pate ex WAR HALTS by Ed Hoofterp workshops. For the Community yean." Nixon bombed Hanoi. 500 Forum, about ISO Pf°P The Blockade began at 8:45 GVSC students signed petitions gathered in front of the library A.M. Friday, May 12. Several asking the college to protest. to hear Vice-president Ken cars were stalled in the middle of Community Council, instead, Venderbush and Wayne St at M-4S, and within a few minutes, called a forum to discuss the University Prof- cars were backed up for maybe iasue. Nixon mined the harbors. Heneshoff condemn the war. half a mile to the east of the The College called for a moment Perhaps three dozen stayed Blockade, and for a few hundred of silence at noon. The students around to discuss anti-war feet to the west. A crowd of still wanted to protest. The resolutions. They unanimously about 50 students gathered on College, instead, had a rally to passed resolutions that the middle of the intersection, discuss the issue .. . Finally, last condemned the war. supported talking, laughing and waiting for Friday, the students stopped any presidential candidate who the police to come. They didn’t asking the College. They favored immediate withdrawal, have to wait very long. protested. The following is an and asked that the Flag be flown The Campus Cops arrived account of the protest and the at half-staff on campus until almost immediately after the events that led up to it. Gov. Milliken came to explain road was blocked, but they On April 28, the Community his support for Pres. Nixon ana made no attempt to break up Council received S3S signatures his war policies. The forum the protest. Instead, they called asking that the college engage in defeated a resolution that askew the County Police who showed protest against the war on May the college to donate $5,000 to up at about 9:15 in force - 7 4. The Council passed a the Weathermen faction of the cars with 20 cops in riot gear resolution saying that it was SDS in consideration of then and half a dozer, photographers. “against continuation of the anti-war efforts. Campus Security Chief Bill Indochina war” but ruled that Campus Anti-War forces Johnson got the loudspeaker and the college could not speak with attempted to organize some kind said that the protest had gone on a collective voice against the war of symbolic protest almost every long enough and that the crowd because differences of opinions day in the week following the should clear the street and allow do exist. Instead, it decided to May 4 “ Action.” This was a time the traffic to move. “You’ve sponsor Educational forums and of mounting frustration in the made your point,” he said "Now workshops about the issues peace movement as escalation let’s all go home.” Johnson then surrounding the war and to ask continued in Inco-China and the informed the demonstrators that instructors to suspend or voices of dissent were apparently “the officers are going to clear reconstitute their classes. ignored by the Nixon the street.” Things went on pretty much Administration. None of the protesters as usual on May 4. Few classes Another Campus rally was offered any kind of physical were suspended or reconstituted. held on May 11 with about 200 resistance as the officers moved Five students attended the students attending. Several with machine-like efficiency to faculty members spoke st the “clear the street." The crowd rally and all agreed that the war contented itself with directing was bad. some rather mild verbal abuse at A student asked “What good the “pigs,” and moved back to does it do to come to these the curbs. The “stalled” cars in rallies?” One of the speakers said the intersection magically came that it probably didn’t do much to life and were driven away. good at all if everyone iust sat The police guarded the crowd as on the grass and listened to th e traffic jam slowly speeches. Another speaker said disappeared. that it was very important on a A man was standing by the human level to express line of police cars, taking opposition to ine war. No one pictures of the crowd with » suggested that the President video tape machine. Someone would heed such protests, or asked him who he was taking that they would speed pictures for. He said he was from withdrawal of American troops. “The Press." Some of the It was during this period that demonstrators claimed to Activists developed a plan for a recognize him as an FBI agent, “spontaneous” display of civil and started to hassle him, disobedience. The plan called for standing in front of his lens and a blockade of M-45 at the jostling him. The police came entrance to the college to over and ordered the students protest the Nixon Blockade of away from him. Later we North Viet Nam. approached the man, identified “ Because we ignored the ourselves as Lanthorn reporters regular college channels and and asked him if he would tell us concentrated on action rather who he was. He turned away and than education,” one participant wouldn’t an«w*r. One of the toia the Lanthorn, “the police photographers took our blockade was GVSC’* first picture. Then the cops told us to effective ait-war protest in two get on the curb. The man with page kvcd CARS on 45 the video tape stayed in the move unless you get those street. A later check indicated the demonstration, but “I have people away from the truck. to keep this street open. Thai's that he was in fact working for 0"*“ of the ccpr went to call the F.B.I. my responsibility." the Sheriff again. The other one Vice President Ken A man approached the stayed by the truck and joked demonstrators and began wildly Venderhush came over to talk to with the demonstrators. Johnson. Johnson told him that berating them for their A battered pick up u u u the waiting might go on for a opposition to the war, calling entered the intersection from long time, but that the only them, “cowards,” and “a bunch the west. One of the alternative was to precipitate of girls." One of the students demonstrators kicked the fender some arrests. Venderhush said showed the man what he said of the truck and asked the driver that nobody wanted that to were shrapnel scars from to stop. The pickup screeched to happen. Vietnam on nis legs. Someone a halt. The driver, big as a gorilla While the “pigs” and the asked the man why he didn’t go and madder than hell, jumped “hippie freaks” stared at each to Vietnam and fight if he out of the cab and began chasing other across the curb, the believed in the war. The man the student around the truck. Lanthorn began asking people said his nephew went to The Campus Copt came running for their reaction to the Vietnam and *i'm proud of over to prevent violence. The demonstration. One him.” irate trucker shouted a few demonstrator told us t hat he w u The students continued to threats (and an obscenity or finally satisfied that he had argue with, and heckle the man two) at the demonstrator, and taken some positive action in the driveway of the Texaco then drove away. Later, we were against the war. Another said Station on the corner. The told that the driver and the that the blockade was a success station manager came out and student knew each other. because it had “made some told them to move so his The County Police returned. people uncomfortable about the customers could get in. “We’re The group of demonstrators war.” A student told us that it protesting the war,” he was told. blocking the street waited was a “nice day to get out in the He said that was all right, but nervously. Newsmen scrambled sun.” A college administrator don’t block the driveway. “If for the best positions on the laughed and said that he missed you believe in the war,” he was curb. The police approached the his coffee break because of the asked, why don’t you go over students in the same professional demonstration. there and fight.” “I did,” he manner as before - moving in About eleven o’clock the said. “Why don’t you go again?” skirmish lines, faces gathering started to break up. A the student asked. The police expressionless, nightsticks held few of the police left, then a few cleared the driveway. in front with both hands. of the students left, then some When the situation was There was only minimal more of the police left. By noon secured, the County police resistance as the street was there were only a handful cf marched bade to their cars and cleared. The police used their students still on the corner, and drove off. Chief Johnson told sticks to push and prod the two policeman sitting in their the crowd that “the officers demonstrators who moved too cruiser watching. The corner was aren’t going very far, and they’ll slowly. No one was injured. No «mpty before one o'clock. In be back if we need them." one was arrested. Bert Price, the one day, the college had been With the County Cops gone, Assistant to the Vice President treated to • exercises in some of the demonstrators for Student Affairs was in the blockading, and in de-escalation. began disrupting traffic by street, apparently trying to calm walking slowly back and forth the situation. One or the across the highway, under the deputies nudged him wiih his watchful eyes of the Campus stick. “Get on the curb,” said Police. The Campus cops were the policeman. not carrying guns or nightsticks, “ I’m a college official,’’ said and throughout most of the Price. demonstration they restricted “0" the curb.” said the < their activities to directing policeman. traffic. The street was dcaicu vy The students walking in the about 10:15 A M. Chief Johnson street succeeded in stopping a announced that anyone else who large truck. As soon as the truck disrupted traffic would be stopped, a small crowd gathered arrested. The students and the in front so it couldn’t move. police began a waiting game. Someone asked the driver what The students lounged on the he thought about the war. ”1 curb, laughing and talking think it’s great,” he said, with a among themselves. The police big grin. Someone asked why he steed st attention in a line about stopped. “I’m not in any hurry” three feet in front of the he said. students. These positions were The Campus Cbps told the held for over an hour. trucker to move. He inched The Lanthorn asked Chief forward a little, ihsr. stopped Johnson fo r a statement. He said and told the officers “I can’t he didn’t have anything against page eight T.J.C. TUTOR S NEW POETRY BOOK REVIEWED BY C.A.S. PROFESSOR by bit to the land, composting poem and wnat ine poem is the country, I’ll he By Dennis Kennedy ostensibly about: see “ Recycling America before I’m thru. Poem,” or this from "Dump Poem”: Speech Acts and Happenings By It seems to me that the part Robert Vas' Dias. Bobhs-Mcrrill, of the volume that Is least 106 pp. $4.95 hardcover. $2.45 This poem is to be thrown out successful is the section entitltcd paper. sprinkled with kerosene "Some Space Poems." With a CONCERTS set afire so you can hear its juices few exceptions (notably "July sizzling and its light bulbs popping: 2| |969..) ,he space do What is the job of poetry? No bulldozed, buried, used for fill not succeed because their one should be content with a method - the imagery, simple answer, bu» for me above Poetry, like thinking, is not a MUSIC way -of life, but part of life, no reference, metaphoric existence all the poem must be a - is not part of their felt life. transference and a more separate from the rest of living than anyone's drinking or The space reference exists in transformation. A transference: them but not as part of them; an accurate conveyance of the sleeping; it “goes well with ham & swiss/on a hard roll with sometimes it is not accurate (in By Jeff Brown thing experienced (felt, thought, the sense of my first paragraph), sensed) as act to the thing mustard and draft beer on/a Saturday afternoon"; it is to be sometimes seems present for the Flash Cadilac and Daddy Cool didn’t do reel well here. experienced as language. A sake of the reference itself, its The audience reaction was enthusiastic, but after the show transformation: a legitimized savored, for it is "that instsHCw/of ! c.®n ta«tp ” terminology or its borrowed the comments of the people were not greatly enthusiastic. metamorphosis from the scientific robes, but not the the perceived reality of the world to One thinks of Wallace There was a great deal of variation on which of the two Stevens’ "The greatest poverty is poem’s sake. the perceptive reality of the I mention this because it bands was the best, and it ended in a tie, both were only word. But this distinction not to live/ |n n physical world." average. For Vas Dias, states of mind and points up why many of the between doing and speaking is other poems do work. There are There will be a big Blues Concert on Saturday May 20 not completely valid, for states of feeling derive from the specificity of the immediate, and a number of very funny love-sex at noon, in the Lake Huron Hall Field. There will be no utterance is itself an act, and the poems that succeed, like the poem must therefore be his work is successful as it admission charge. The concert has been in the planning thoroughly delightful "Ars considered simultaneously as an expands from the physical Amatoria” (which Vas Dias stages for a couple of months and the arrangements for object and an action. world. One of the best poems in reads extremely well), or the talent have netted some very big people in the field of Robert Vas Dias is a tutor at the volume, "What Happened,” Chinese impersonality of "Male Blues. Thomas Jefferson College. Some is a paradigm of this: it takes the reality of the situation and and Female Nudes at of his new poems can be Otis Rush, from South Chicago and his band will be implies outward. Devastated Conundrum,” or the completely playing their version of the Blues. They are well known to considered speech happenings, un-Oriental Suo "Nights in the but mostly they are speech acts. America, landscape and spirit, is blues followers, and are expected to be the big draw of the felt in an instant of eminent Gardens of New Jersey.” "No As such they transfer and ideas but in things,” Williams concert. Johnny Young and is South Side Blues Band will transform to a remarkable physicality: a minor car accident, the poet sealed inside, insisted. In the best of Speech also be there, with some more very excellent electric blues. degree; sense (for example) the Acts and Happenings it is the opening lines of the first piece, speechless, thinking of dragons; Johnny Young plays the guitar and mandolin as well as he hears the “crunched glass situation, sensate and emotive, sings. His style of the Blues ties closer to the old 30’s blues “The Poem Itself in Relation to that counts. The language is a ihe Standard of Living": under/boot,” and feels the people from the south. Bucka White will be the headliner "great sadness" of our necessary function of the reality of the in the folk blues section. Foik biues ties to the origination thing, and abstractions are There is no doubt trust in machines that must, valueless without specific, of blues in this country. Salomone, Bookbinder, Mann, the standard of living eventually, break down. But unpretentious, often ballsey andL.tfie ,Ws*UtKV Stteftt .Shiek* will .also fill in their bMnc the wav along with the sadness goes what thimr* it is, the sewers of New York arc may be the chief characteristic excellent performances in the area of Blues. of the book, a whimsical G.V.S.C. is holding a bandarray on Friday, May 19, that the richest in the world . Later my way is crossed by playfulness. an honest squirrel / in the rearview tnirroj will include clinics for various instruments at 4: is and a acceptance, even at times a k»ve I see I’ve flattened him, there concert from 8:00 p.m. til! 10:00 p.m. in the field house. An awareness of the poem as for all the shit and senselessness is a connection The featured artist will be James F. Burke, from the Conn artifact is common in of our civilization because of the between annihilation and liberation. instrument company. Mr. Burke is an instrumental soloist contemporary poetry; what is transforming power of the act of valuable and perhaps unusual speech, as in "Camping thru Lor purely chauvinistic reasons on the cornet. There will be six clincians. three band America": adjudicators and an M.C. There will be also six performing here is the nature of the this book deserves the attention transformations achieved, the of everyone at Grand Valley. bands including the G.V.S.C. band. The entire program often whimsical relationships Sitting in the privy But it will get the attention of iooks like it will be good for either musician or listener. found between the making of a now, 1 feel myself returning bit many more.' G.V.S.C. students will be admitted free, upon showing I.D. There’s a couple new albums out that sound good. J ackscn Browne (with the single Doctor My Eyes) has an VSC To Host alhum called Saturate Before Using, with David Crosy singing harmony (Graham Nash is not cn the album). !t sounds sort of folkish, with some nice quiet by C. J. Czamflc Bandarray instrumentation. He sounds like he could have been the fifth in the group with Crosby, Stills etc. The Nash and On May 19th the Grand Crosby album is also very good. Better in fact than Valley Concert Band will host anything they have ever do solo. They compliment each the annual Bandarray program, other in harmony as well as instrumentations. with a concert highlighted by •olo cornetist James Buike. Mr. Just one last note. Try this musical experiment. Burke is a member of the Remember that silence is music. There is no silence for a Goldman Band in New York living being because of the sound of the heart, and the City. blood. But try and imagine, stop every action, listen to James Burke ia your heart, to your bleed. New imagine that your heart one o f the in America, in fact, and Mood have become totally mandible. This is the anisic sanction "Cnrnhral of Venice" it of deaths the music Mr. Nixon is aukiag ia North Vietaam eo by « h | ab boms, a musk he any have aB of as create very B oon, at a result of has actions. Cm yon hew the in the US. rauSk o f that silence, can you feel it? Oboes and tamo mm - 102 the conemt. v f l be hdd Manitou t at 8:00 p.m. m Clarinets - 123 Maratou the 1 ■strong Theatre. Saxophones - 156 Fine Alts is no adinimioa charge to Building 1 Valley students with Percumaon — Field house at IJ>. Adimemjen for other Braes Instruments - 140 Fine area students is S1J». and Arts Building i S I.50. Tickets can be •ad at the bookstore or ct To of Bandarray. IQT, CODY... INTO THE OZONE By Jeff Brown adjusted my hearing down to normal and listened to some After • alight welt, as a result comments from people around of the sound company being me. Moat foBcs thought that late, the crowd began to pour Angel was O.K. for a warm-up into the field house for the band, but didn't get eapecially Commander Cody oonoert. The excited about anything else. usual before concert games of After two short announcements frisby's and candy throwing, and about some lost birth control the small audience began to pills, the fifteen minute break settle down. The admissions which was about twenty-five showed 1200 people in minutes long was over and the attendance. The stage was announcer said. *T think we've cluttered with some small waited about long enough, here’s Marshall and Fender amps and a Commander Cody and the Lost whole lot of mikes, hooked to Planet Airmen.” the large P.A. system. The Airmen kicked off the The warm-up band started at event with a nice short little about 8:15 p.m. The band called instrumental to warm up on. Guardian Angel is from Detroit. The leads were taken first by the Some people around me made fiddle of Andy Stein, and then comment to the name Rationah the steel pedal lead of Bobby on one of the old amps. Further Black. The two played excellent investigation found that the country down home bursts, that band was indeed. the had an immediate warming X-naiiuHiU, now Csrdisr. Ange!. affect on the audience. Lost m The instrumentation was lead the Ozone was the second guitar, rhythm guitar, base number and the audience went guitar, drums, and a steel wild, a'sereamin and a'hollerin as guitar ... with no pedal. the Airmen started to soar. The The steel player leaned over third number was a nice little bit to the mike and announced, a rock ’n roll. Coming up fourth “Here’s a number by Johnny was What’s the Matter Now Taylor, called Hi-Jack Lover.” which is introduced on the The number popped off in its album (Lost in the Ozone) as a rock style was fair, and the steel song io drink beer by. The next guitar was not at all audible. The couple of songs were more good next number came about the country. These songs were the same, this time with the added first couple of songs for all the help of harmonica. Let’s Work truck drivers in the audience. Togetherl'followed this, the steel The next song after Truck Stop player switching to guitar and Rock, was Scenic Cruisd, which playing rhythm. The fourth tunc is again from the Lost in the was one by the rhythm player, Ozone L.P. And, another he wrote and sang it. After the favorite song. Family Bible nine songs were finished, it was which was brung to ya by John obvious that the band was not Tichy. good. It was at best O.K., the The songs seemed to vary m hard rook did at least loosen the widely to both ends of the Cody know why this son is on the top cupping the lights came or., the < repeating) fashsor head. The singing was fair, but specialty areas. Country, and ten, it’s just about some car audience went home, and the Cody and the Ai couldn’t get over the volume of Boogie. The performance of all race” After those words show , that had been a achieved this in then the guitars. The steel piayer numbers on both scales, was Commander broke into'Hot Rod nine-minute peak performance, performance here. They wanned beyond most other bands, in was over. up the audience, and left a continued to bounce from Lincoln, snd the sustence was instrument to instrument, and ettner ot the two sty**® The execution of good comfortable feeling of on it’s feet, either dancin', or sing most all the leads. The last represented. country music bears with ii the excnm iiy, r. tunic, Beat We Daddy Eight To The screaming, but Cody got a lot of interlacing of different floating over the crowd. coupid songs were a bad attempt reaction with this tune. Cody at soul, which was all in all the Bar, was a featured number with instruments, using ortninal, ad Cody told me he would realty Commander himself holding the sang a couple more tunes and lib passages, to compliment aO like to think everybody who way most of the music then once again turned the mice attempted turned out - bad. keys. The mellow sound of the the musicians’ efforts, and tie came to the concert. He, and the Boogie Woogie piano filled the over to Billy C., who did some them together into an integrated other guys seemed to be very The lead player, who didn't sing, soul stuff, and more boogie. The didn't smile, but just played field house, and afterward, the whole. When this is achieved to a happy about the reaction they first standing ovation came from numbers that ended the planned high extent the band is great, hid received here. Buffalo good leads moving himself very show were Tutti Fruitti, little, was the peak perform in the audience. when ft isn't the band is vary that the audience The next number was a real originally by Little Richard, and poor. Commander Cody and his real nice and that he would Gardian Angel. Jail House Rock "by Elm. These An announcement came that tear joker. A alow country bluet Lost Planet Airmen without any *•> cosss bade some time I D4H81* — — — ^ two songs were wild, and there would be a fifteen minute doubt achieved the high Cody the same, and he only Bill Kirchen the lead guitar everybody was up and yelling, perfection of good country licks mid that they would rwafly Uke player. A song about a lonely screamining or doing something. here on Friday. to come back «am , he referred man, on a Saturday night, who The whole show followed this The ssscybos of good to the fact that they are well lost everything, his home was same pattern of wild, audience Bought, holda a responsibility every time they oome reapoaeeaad and he lost hit reipoasc, m fiuti£ic;S> woman, but the wont of all, he executed music from Cody. had the down to Seeds And The show wasn’t over yet, Stems Again blues. Cody and the Airmen left the Bobby Black did another stage but returned to thunderous MEW CONCERT POLICY number called the Steel Guitar applause to do Ida Hey Hey,* and Rag, and the audience flipped again they had to return, and out again. Another truck drivin finish it off with Blue Sude PUT INTO EFFECT song, and then some fine Boogie Shoes, which moved everybody. •ung by Billy C. Far low, who The shew was probably the best this year, fated up there with | played an unamplified acoustic A new policy concerning poboe officers at the guitar all night, and sang some Shi NaNa. complaints had The crowd wanted more, but alcoholic beverages and rock | good numbers. concerts was put into effect at after other the recent Commander Cody concerts about the drinking of performance held here. Police beer and wine. Apparently officers, in accordance with a drinking students had not been state law prohibiting possession careful in either disposing of of alcoholic beverages on their empties or taking care of campus except in designated their fulls The result was broken confiscated any beer or glam, spilled beer, and a large being brought into the maintenance p ro b le m . According to the officers, e s s lot had to work overtune to dean the floors after the last concert. of alcoholic I to show their from the glass. ten Veterans Mob Lansing On G .I. Bill by Ken Sc he per* |«M week Tuesday. veteran* which would allow lor payment Affairs Committee was planning bi!i ami if it i* passed, the dealing with the Michigan G.l. from a* far north a* Michigan of veteran* tuition and book* to do. was to ask the House of proposal goes to the voter* and Bill; (2) It was entered into the Tech and a* far *mrth a* Wayne However, when the oontemgent Representatives Committee on they (you and II decide whether House record (hat the AFL-CIO Slate converged on the date of over 100 veteran* converged Veterans' Affairs to take the or not veterans gel a financial supports House Bill No. 6068 capitol to voice their opinion* on the capitol building at 10:00 Michigan G.l. Bill (which ha* thank you. (3) The Michigan Association of about the proposed Michigan pm ., it wat learned that over already been passed by the The hearing last Tuenlay College Veterans announced that Ti l. Bill A roint hearing of the half of the member* responsible Senate! out of committee and accomplished three things: (II on May 23 they would return to Veteran** Affair* Committee for this bill (rtting out of allow the members of the House Veterans from around the slate the House Chambers and ask if from the Senate and the House committee were not even in of Representatives to at least had the opportunity to express House Bill No. 6068 had been at was scheduled to meet ami town. vole on the bill. After the House themselves to an aborted but least voted on. And if it has not discus* the House Bill No nOnft, What the joint Veteran** of Representatives votes on the still official subcommittee been voted on. demonstrations will be needed. In a press conference held after the hearings, the Michigan Association of College Veteran* (MACV) told newsmen that they will be calling up and writing to their respective representatives in the House. The purpose of this is to have as many representatives as possible contact the member* of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs, and have House Bill No. 6068 brought out of committee and voted on. Before leaving the capitol building, this veteran/reporter visited representative Melvin DeStigter (Rep. Ottawa VUUHiy F, «nu uiSCU Bill No. 6068. RepresentativeHVU-V DeStigter was mostly concerned3 about the economic hassle* involved in the 100 million dollar Michigan G.l. Bill, but added that "you can always find money for things that you need." With a beer party sponsored by the Stroh's Brewery people and May 23 set as the date that the veterans would return in large number* to see some action taken, the veterans headed back to their respective colleges and universities. Friday, May 26 Video Tape Mtg 274 LMH CLASSIFIEDS Community Council Ml*. 223/4 Commons Devils Disciple Wanted: Male to sublet an 118 FAB ueiinwii from June IS to September IS. 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Valley’s track team Invitational Relays held in In the first game the lakers was handed a mild setback at the Elmhurst, Illinois overcame a 3-1 Alma lead with 3 NAlA District 23 Track and The University of Wisconsin runs m the third, fourth and Field Championships. at Milwaukee won the seventh innings Velthouse had a The Lakers, one of the Invitational with 83 points on home run. double, and two pre-meet favorites, finished the strength of their field events singles to lead the way. Mike third. 13 points behind surprise showing. They took 1-2 in the Pojeski helped out with a winner Aquinas College. Aquinas shot put and discus. 1-3 in the double, a triple ami 3 RBI’s. finished with 74 points, Alma javelin, and first in the long and Dan Fischer with 5-1/3 was second with 70. G.V. had triple jumps. The Lakers had 4M innings of shutout relief work 6 l, followed by Hillsdale 51, for second place, followed by gained the victory for Grand Spring Arbor 42, and Ferris with Southern Illinois University at Valley. the way. runs in both the third and fourth 39. Edwardsville with 45. University The second game was a Pitcher Jim Skiera helped innings to gain the split with Tom ('air ied Aquinas with of Chicago 39. Loyola different story as John Lake himself out in the second game Hope. Ron Velthouse's two-run, three first place finishes in the University 20, Ferris 15. Lewis gave up eight hits and four runs by scoring three runs Whitfield inside-thc-park homer was the shot p u t, discus. and College 9, DePaul University in picking up the win for Alma. had two more hits and also big bfow for the Lakers hammerthrow. The rest of the with 6 and Marquette University Two of the four runs came in scored three times. Terry Coady Save Sadler got the win with team could only manage two with 6. the fifth on three straight erTors added three hits, and Mike relief help from Boh Conser. more victories. Bob Kubanks was the best of by Alma Kovachczich had four RBI’s, In the first game a home run For Grand Valley, Bob the sprinters. He won 100 yard Alma got four runs in the three on a bases loaded triple. by Mike Pojeski was wasted, as Eubanks again stands out, as he dash in 9.9 and set a school third with a bases-loaded triple Grand Valley scored on Tom Fritz and Wes Wilhclmsen won both the 100 and 220 yard record o! 21.3 in winning the by Ted Creevy being the big Sonny Atkinson’s first home nrn combined to pick up the win for uasnes. The 220 win was by less 220. The time of 21.3 in the 220 blow. of the year, and on a fielder’s llope. than one tenth of a second over has qualified Bob for the choice. On Saturday, Oakland won ian Red path of Hillsdale. The Nationals in Billings, Montana On Tuesday, May 9, Grand the opener 6-5 with a one-out other two first place wins went on May 31 and June 1-2. Valley’s baseball team made the triple by Sandy Heavenrich in to Gary Frankfurter in the 440 Eubanks also ran the last leg of record books but not their own. Last Friday and Saturday, the the seventh. yard intermediate hurdles, and the winning 440 yard relay The Lakers dropped a pair to Lakers split a pair of Bob Mason took the loss for the 440 yard relay team of team; John Fix, Dennis Harris, Ferris State College 7-0 and 8-2, doubleheadcrs. Against Hope, Grand Valley. Frank Waskelis Dennis Harris, Dave Black, John and Dave Black ran the first which were Ferris’ I Ith and Grand Valley dropped the had two hits including a solo Fix, and Eubanks. three legs. 12th straight wins, a school opener 7-4, but came back to home run. Finishing second for the Rick Cooley took second in record. take the nightcap 7-3. The In the nightcap, Mike Pojeski Lakers were John Fix in the both the high jump and the pole In the opener, Tom following day against Oakland, and Dick Lincoln each had two Long jum, Rick Cooley in the vault, losing both just because he Fiiszykowski held the Lakers Grand Valley again lost the hits and two RBI’s, helping high jump, Dennis Harris in the had more misses. Rick went 6*2 scoreless on just five hits. Ferris open, this time by a score of 6-S, Grand Valley to a five inning 400 satsensedlsie hurdles, and in the high jump, and 13-6 in the • o o r a d ml> of lk*ir runs in tit* but won th* rain shortened rain shorten**! win. £ Gary Frankfurter in the 120 pole vault. first four innings, with two second game 4-2. ’ Jeff Gilieapte got the wli, yard high hurdles. Dave Black Other high finishers for the singles by Tom Whitfield leading Grand Valley scored three giving up just four hits. finished third in the 440, Dean Lakers were John Fix, with a Breeat was third in the milt, and fourth in the 100 yard dash, Nick Chorney alio came in third third in the 220; and third in the in the pole vault. long jump. Dennis Harris took Even though the Lakers failed third in the intermediate Metiers Win Three to win, they are one of the hurdles, and fourth in the long strongest small college track jump. Dean Todd was third in teams in the state, and Coach the high jump and fourth in the College and proceeded to matches in order to really bumb On May 2, Grand Valley’s out Hilladalc. Crisman, Bylsma Clinger deserves a lot of credit discus with a school record of tennis team defeated Spring eliminate our hospitality by for their success. !!?’-*”. Nick Chorney and defeating Hillsdale 8-1. had a rough time in the first set Arbor College S-i ai Aquinas 7-6 but when it came to the Lance Morey were 4-5 in the Grand Valley's only loss came College’s indoor courts. second set, emotions must have pole vault. The only defeat came from from Tom Crisman who was defeated by John Scott 4*6, 6-2, set in on Hillsdale men to end This past Saturday Coach It proved to be a fine trip for Rick Byloma who was defeated and 6-4. Rick Bylsma, Gary the match with an easy 6-2. Clinger's track team finished a Grand Valley and Bob Eubanks by Dave Preisler in a pro set. Adams, Mark Adams, Steve Auams, Adams and Mooney, surprising second at the 38th who deserves a!! the credit he Dave Smith also played a pro set Mooney, and Ross DeMull all DeMull both eased through their an n u al Elmhurst College gets. against Rob Erb who was defeated their opponents in the t matches. defeated 8-2. Tom Arisman, Ai the end of the day when Gary Adams, Mark Adams, and first two sets. The scores ail varied but Hillsdale opponents Hillsdale had to take their Steve Mooney all defeated their joyous trip back home. Coach Golfers 7th In opponents to make up an almost never reached a score higher Sharphcra could say good-bye perfect showing in the singles. than 6-3. In doubles. Grand Valley’s with a smile and open arms and in the doubles Grand Valley then turn his head and laugh, proved to be just as superior as tennis team also showed iirair District Meet in the singles with all three welcome mat by taking all three work. matches in favor of G.V. Oa May 8th, Grand Valley’s first, Rick Broomham of On May S Grand Valley’s golf team placed a disappointing Aquinas was second, Mike tennis team took a trip over to seventh in the NAIA District 23 Glover of Alma, fourth, and Oakland University in Rochester Championships held at Alma. Mike Kernicki of Aquinas, fifth. in order to anihilate Oakland, Crew Team The Lakers, 4-8 on the • • <* • 9-0. season, had great difficulties The following day was a The singles proved to be with the par 72 Pine River Golf different story for the Lakers as disastrous for Oakland with the Course. The ooM and windy they came up with a dual meet Lakers defeating their opponents didn’t seem to help victory over a strong Saginaw in the first two sets with little Heads Upstream Valley team, that raised the difficulty. Lakers’ record to 5-8. In the doubles the story Detroit College of On May 6th. the crew team The score was tied ai 322 stayed the same, making Thomas was third at 6:21. and Aquinas College tied at 323. traveled to Minneapolis to take through the first four golfers, Oakland hide their heads in The junior varsity race was but fast place was awarded to part in the Univenity of won by St. Thomas in 6:20, Detroit College of Business but Grand Valley’s fifth man shame, with complete defeat. Kurt Lundgren shot an 85, three In both games. Grand Minnesota invitational held on with Minnesota second at 6:22. became of their lower Sth man the Mississippi River. and Grand Valley third at 6:24. strokes better than Saginaw Valley's tennis team proved to score. Third was Saginaw Valley For the first time this season, Coach Paul Springer says hi with 32n. followed by Ferris Valley’s fifth man. be in excellent shape and style the races were staged upstream thinks “it would have been a State GoBege 331. Afana 33$, Mark Bishop shot a one ovci and the teams they played were rather ihan the usual different story had we gone Spriag Arbor 346. Grand Valley par 73 on the Grand Haven no m atch H a r m our downstream where the rowers downriver. We just couldn’t 347, Lawrence Tech 35 S, Country Club Course, the lowest superiority. Grand Valley’s have the current with them. The handle the current and the head Hibdale 356. and Lake Superior round of the year by a Laker. tennis team seems to have distance was shorter, only 1,700 wind." John Gage, back after a two learned the secret in crushing at 362. meters rather than the usual The Lakers got a 79 from week layoff, and Steve other teams' spirits and their 2j000 meters. Spring also said the site was Mark Bishop, which placed has Lruchtmann shot 82’s and Scott overall showing is up to a 6-3 ideal for viewing the races. Hoover pitt bed in with an 83. In the varsity-eight race. thud on the All-NAIA Dm net “There must have been more It was a fine improvement Minnesota woo with a time of 23 team. Others oa the than SjOOO people lining the over the previous day’s NAIA On May II. Grand Valley’s 6:11. The Lakers were only four AB-NALA team were Larry Roy high banks along the rarer." . of Detroit CoBegr of ring for the Lakers. Yes students, to prepare for our final issue, the IANTHORN is holding its second annual coloring contest. See what you can do with the exciting picture above. Winner w ill be chosen by the best looking picture and ability to stay in the lines. Not only w ill the winner get his or her picture in the final fun issue of the LANTHORN, but he or she w ill get a case of coca-cola. Contest open to faculty and students at GVSC and also to our vast audience of readers. Bring your entry down to the U R U U office, 17 LSH, if you can find it, by May 26,