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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the The Anchor: 1980-1989 at Hope College Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Anchor: 1985 by an authorized administrator of Hope College Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. South A frid an Visits Campus by Eric Petersen With such interest in South Me Women, first appeared in Ju- African affairs these days, rt ly of this year. But it was not un- seems only appropriate for a til several months later that it native of this troubled land to appeared in ^ South African lend us some insights. Ellen Kuz- print. This is because her book is wayo is just such a person. more than an autobiography, it Kuzwayo, who arrived at Hope is the historv of a whole people. on Sunday, will be giving a series It trulv tells whT IT IS LIKE TO of informed discussions with BE BLACK IN SEGREGATED students and faculty throughout Johannesburg!her home city). the week. She plans to build an Because of the nature of this awareness of the apartheid book, she felt a certain 'ner- system that exists in South vousness' about having iot read Africa. Yet. Kuzwavo's central in her own nation. Yet her story concern is with women's rights, has met with tremendous suc- especially in South Africa's cess and will soon appear in Ger- economic life. This learned man print as well. Mrs. Kuz- visitor is uniquely qualified to wayo has also made two discuss such issues not only films:Tsiamelo: A Place of because she has lived in that land Goodness and Awake from for seventy years, but also Morning which will be shown because she has been an active several times this week. After participant in its recent history. her stay at Hope, Kuzwayo will Mrs. Kuzwayo is the president of travel to Michigan State and then the Black Consumer Union in on to the University of Michigan, South Africa, an organization where she will give the keynote which tries to protect and im- speech at a lecture focusing on prove the rights of women. This black women authors. It would organization was originally be well worth the effort to attend formed by women, and it con- any of Mrs. Kuzwayo's scheduled tinues to survey such things as meetings. And for those wishing costs, conditions and service in to see her films, both will be South Africa. shown Wednesday 23 at 7:30 p.m. Kuzwayo also makes her irlp^ and Thursday 24 at 7:30 p.m. known through books and IIIIILS. Her recently published book. Call New Library Named Last Friday, October 18th it Mrs. Van Wylen has com was announced that the new plimented the service of her hus- library would be named the Gor- band through her work on behalf don J. and Margaret D. Van of the college,in the community Wylen Library. The new library and for the church. She ha.s serv- is one of th projects in to Cam- ed as a role model for many Hope paign for Hope which has women over the years, showing already raised $20 million of the that a mother can continue her $26 million goal. The library's education and pursue a career. projected completion date is In 1974. after raising a family sometime in December of 1986. of six children, she resumed her It has been named inhonor of our educaiton toward a doctorate in National Theatre of the current president and his wife for psychiatry from Michigan State all they have done for Hope Col- University. She was recognized lege. for these efforts in 1980 by being Deaf Coming Soon Dr. Van Wylen is the 9th presi- named Michigan Mother of the dent of Hope and he and his wife Year. have been guiding the college In tribute to the Van Wylen's Holland-Tickets will go on sale 1984. the NTD represented the since 1972. Board of Trustees leadership to the Hope College Manday. Oct.21 for the next Hope U.S. at the Olympic Arts Festival Chairman Victor W. Eimicke faculty and staff of 1982 College Great Performance in Los Angeles. said "With determination and vi- established a scholarship fund in Series event featuring the Na- The company will present two sion, the major purpose of Presi- their name. tional Theatre of the Deaf. plays each night--a Japanese dent and Mrs. Van Wylen has At the press conference. Dr. The Tony award-winning com- thriller entitled 'in a Grove" and always been to provide an ex- and Mrs. Van Wylen were asked pany will present productions at an American classic. "Farewell cellent liberal arts education for to express their feelings about 8 p.m. on Thursday. Oct. 31 and My Lovely!" the Hope student. They have being honored this way. Dr. Van Friday. Nov. 1 in the main 'in a Grove," based on the strengthened Hope's position as Wylen was quite, as one might theatre of the DeWitt Center on short story by Ryunosuke one of the outstanding Christian expect, dignified, formal and ap- the Hope campus. Akutagawa, who is aiso known liberal arts colleges in the na- parently speechless as he talked All seats will be reserved. for his work. "Rasnmon."will be tion." less than I've ever known him to They will cost $7 for adults. $6 for the first piece of the evening. It Dr. Van Wylen became presi- before. He was gracious in his senior citizens and $3 for is a tale of intrigue, deception, dent here after a postion as Dean students. and murder. The second play. of the College of Engineering at remarks, and thinks of it more Tickets may be reserved bv "Farewell My Lovely!," is a the University of Michigan. Since as honoring the college faculty calling 394-6996 after Oct. 20. The joyride through time, back to the he came to Hope he has made and staff that he has worked with theatre department box office in days of the Model T. It is based great efforts to improve the as much as himself and his wife. the DeWitt Center will begin sell- on the essay by E.B. White, one quality of our education. He is Mrs. Van Wylen was obviously ing tickets on Oct. 21 from 10 of America's most loved authors credited with expanding the cur- quite elated to think that the a.m. to 5 p.m. who died at the age of 86 earlier riculum of Hope to include com- faculty had actually done this. It The National theatre of the this month. puter science, special education, was something that she didn't Deaf is America's most Both pieces will be presented health dynamics, nursing, pre- really expect she said, and was remarkable theatre. Fro 18 in The National Theatre of the engineering. and dance. With overwhelmed by it. She was years it has consistently won Deaf's unique style which blends Dr. Van Wylen's leadership. perhaps even a little emotional rave reviews and awards, in- sign language with the spoken Hope College has managed to about the announcement, but cluding the Tony for theatrical word. The audience will hear achieve stable enrollments, most people that are even at all excellence in 197'?. The NTD has and see everv word. maintain an unblemished record familiar with what she has done, just become the first American of nearly two decades of balanc- know that she deserves it. theatre company ever invited to ed budgets (too bad the country Construction on the Van Wylen tour China. A May. 1986 tour is can't) and undertake nearly $20 is scheduled to het'in next spring. olanned. During the summer of million in campus im- ( oiiiiniii-d mi Pnjit* (t provements. Ortober 23. 1985 .Page 2 HOPE COLLEGE ANCHOR

Can We Talk?

Bonjour faithful readers. It has been some time since I was close as our own backyard) was quoted as saying that the Anchor last heard in this paper, so to give Kirk a break from foaming at is not a representation of campus opinion. Maybe it was meant to the mouth about the latest issues, I will take over the editorial this say it is not a representation of the co//ege's opinion in relation to week. I'd like to start by saying that I'm surprised and pleased the image that it's trying to project. There is celebration among with the healthy debate sparked by such topics as cencorship, the those here who have diligently tried to make this paper into role of today's college Christian, and Hope's homosexual com- something that isn't totally Hope the College, and a little devoid of munity. The amount of arguement and opinion we receive here at the administration. What I would like to ask of this administration the Anchor is both intelligent and well-supported. On these issues I (who sometimes may be out of touch with the Anchor) is exactly have formed my own opinions, but I don't feel that I should ex- what is representative of campus opinion. Better yet, maybe that press them here. It's not that it isn't appropriate for this feature, person should write a letter to the editor telling his or her personal but I feel that what I have to say is redundant and Kirk has views. I, for one, am proud to see the Anchor print a wide diversity already taken care of that for all of us. (Ed. note: no offense) of opinions and do not want to see the paper become a puppet of the administration. Is the Anchor too controversial. Christian, or What I am going to write about is our function as a college influenced by right-wing radicalism? Does it not show both sides newspaper. To begin with, we have to realize that we are located of an issue? Are the topics like hot potatoes, no one wants to touch in the cloistered Holland community, so some of our discussions them? Let it be said that we print only intelligent well-founded let- may have that distinctive vanilla, middle-of-the-road flavor. So- ters that we receive. We can only show those aspects of an issue meone must realize that when a couple of thousand young people that we hear of from our readers. Better it is said straight from from distinct and varied backrounds descend on this small city at the horse's mouth rather than through an interpretation of a "he one time, there is bound to be quite a variety of expressed opi- said that she said that they saw..." type of situation. So, whatever nions. Granted, the college feels that it must maintain an impec- may be the problem, let's hear about it. 1 stand behind this paper cable image (at least outwardly) but a forum like the Anchor as a fair representation of campus opinion, but if someone else should be left to be at the disposal of the students for use as their doesn't, I'd like to see a letter telling me. Tell me what is the col- soapbox. The older generation should be comforted to see the lege opinion. This paper thrives on feedback from its public, and natural cultivation of personalities and opinions. There is no ex- this would be an excellent chance to hear from a frequently silent treem radical behavior, but only the expressing of inward source. I would like to see the controversy kept up; it's the only thoughts and feelings which is highly recommended in human thing that keeps the Anchor from going underground. development. Consequently, one of the mediums in which to reveal these views is the Anchor. Thanks for your time. Underlying my editorial is a little bit of information that has Lou Valantasis floated to me just recently. It has been said that our esteemed ad- Co-editor ministrator (one we are all familiar with who may even be as

Hetero Discrimination? Help Fight Legalized Death

Dear fellow Hope students, penalty, we are no better than the murderers themselves. We To the Editor : whom this policy does not per- without the fear of repercussions faculty, and all employees of Hope College, are in a sense, promoting In the Hope College Student tain. from the "proper authorities" murder. Hanbook's Housing Regulations Can the college justify this stated in the handbook? As a strong Christian, 1 urge all section, the overnight guest moralistic rule against the I am in no way condemning the It has come to my attention Christians to stand together policy states "Overnight guests hosting of opposite-sex guests? homosexuals of Hope's residence that one man is fighting for against this senseless murder. In may not be members of rhw op- Why is it wrong for the halls, but I feel that heterosex- capitol punishment to be legaliz- Matthew 5:21, Jesus says that posite sex." In my opinion, this heterosexuals to follow their uals should be given the same ed in Michigan; this man is L. "anyone who murders will be is discrimatory against "orientation," while conceivably rights. Brooks Patterson, Oakland subject to judgement (NIV)." heterosexuals, who have the the homosexual community of County Prosecuter. I'm not op- This plainly states that we should same rights as homosexuals to this college can have relations Christopher B. Haack posing the man himself, rather not murder--it can't be justified. with member of the same sex his petition to legitamize the death penalty. He already has I implore you all to take astand 200,000 signatures on his petition against capitol punishment. I and needs only 300,000 total. He is know you've heard it before, but. Spearing confident that at, or by, the 1986 please • write to your Con- Published weekly throughout the Hope College school year, November elections, capitol gressman. He can't help you if he except during exam periods and college vacations, by and for punishment will be legal in doesn't know how you feel. the students of Hope College, Holland, Michigan, ^under the Pin-ups Michigan. Thank you. authority of the Student Communications Media Committee. Someone once said, "Why do Subscription price: $12 per year (what a deal). An open letter to the Emerso- we kill people who kill people to Sincerely in Christ, Office located on the first level of the DeWitt Center, back in a nian Fraternity, the Administra- show that killing people is Beth Diane Richards corner of the Student Office Area. tion, Hope faculty, and Hope wrong?" If we legalize the death 201 Gilmore, x6147 Telephone 394-6578 students: The opinions on this page are not necessarily those of the stu- I'd like to know exactly what dent body, faculty, or administration of Hope College. kind of publication this "Hope's ning the details of this project, administration to better inform first calendar" is going to be. which is presented in this article the Anchor readers. Typist Kathy barter And I'd like to know why you are as a strongly sexist publication. I would also like to call your at- Typist Joan Weisenberger only appealing to women to be The article states that the frater- tention to the fact that "the Typist Neddy Haven the subjects of the photographs. nity will be photographing the calendar will be a 1986 calendar, Staff Pain Murray Hudgenutz Tell me why al all-male females, and then, "with the help available on Hope's campus and 44 News Editor Libby Bryson organization is putting of Sue Langejans, Director of THROUGHOUT THE COM- Features Editor Dave Carmer together" a calendar consisting Student Activities" (that's OUR MUNITY starting, in Sports Editor Lisa Jurries of nothing but pictures of ADMINISTRATION, folks), they December." (emphasis mine). Photo Editor : .....Todd VerBeek women! Think about that!! (Am "will be picking the thirteen If this is going to .serve as pro- Assistant Photo Editor and Advertising Manager....Dave Davis 1 understanding you correctly, most photogenic pictures." poganda to attract potential Business Manager Paul Baker guys, because I want to make What does this sound like? A students and people in the Co-Editor Kirk Kraetzer sure you receive all the credit Hope "pin-up" calandar? What Holland community to Hope (and Co-Editor Lou Valantasis you deserve.) is the reader suppose to think? let's face it, it's only going to at- I would also like to know, "Hmm, thirteen pictures-let's tract males »-then I ask Hope POSTMASTER: Send address, changes to Hope College where are our administrators' see, that's one female a month, faculty, is this the wa\ vou want Anchor, Hope College, Holland, Ml USPS No. 542110. heads? I would think that it plu one extra for the cover? your school, your place of wouldbeour Again, if there seems to be a Funding for this activity is provided by the Student Activity Fee employment and service, to be administators'dutyto properly . misunderstna'ding, r encourage , through the Student Congress Appropriations Committee. 1 inform Hope's population concer- both the ffaMv Ma aWthe' »' • . I'hiuVil 'irt fW 1*"" Ortober 23. 1985 HOPE COLLEGE ANCHOR Page 3

CoiitiiHHMl from I'njir - Glorifying God Through Defending Hope's Christians represented? Consider this carefully. Women's Issues mat hasn't already happened), Organization, I urge you to take Homosexuality This letter is written in they would love and befriend that action! I address Hope women response to "The Hope College person even though the thought as a whole: are you going to be Version of a Christian" written of that person being gay would stupid and naive enough to let t)y Kirk Kraetzer. anger them or make them sick. you face and-or body, your pure- Letter to the editor: I have seen no evidence in the ly physical appearance, be ex- Dear Mr. Kraetzer. By now you might be asking, college publications of the kin J of ploited? Think about it. If you because 1 feel drawn to someone "Hasn't enough been said about don't volunteer to be photgraph- doesn't make me sinful. 1 doubt I rather disagree with your ar- person you talk about. In the last this whole homosexuality Inklings I read a few articles ed. you can't be exploited. that you can claim that you are icle about Christians on this issue?" Frankly, no. True, there I would sincerely like to say I completely without any sex campus, and I'm sorry you have complaining about people con- have been numerous articles have nothing against the idea of a drive. So don't go making pro- such a negative view of us. In demning homosexuals. 1 read presented for our consideration Hope calendar. Hope consists of mises on God's behalf, that He your article you spoke of a group your article, which was basically over the past weeks. But 1 feel both men and women, so let's will take away drives because we of Christians on this campus that about the same thing. I've seen there is one issue that un- ads in the Anchor about the represent them both equally, can't lawfully act upon them. is supposedly condemning and fortunately has only been hinted slandering homosexuals, people suport group for I don't think please. Let's not exclude the This brings us to the other arti- at, and it should be central for hat favor abortions, and other there are any such articles. I'll men of Hope's College,i and let's cle by the homosexual who stated those who are both homosexual people that have non-biblical have to go double-check. not U he was gay because God wanted and Christian. Dractices and views. I realize You seem to dislike Christians him to be. I don't know the mind Many articles such as Kirt hat you do not put all or even speaking out for what they forget that above all, we (as of God except what he chooses to Kraetzer's have mentioned the most of the Christians here in believe. I can see your point both.women and men) are fellow spell out. It is very obvious that importance of Christian love, this group, but I still think you when you complain about Chris- students, we are people working he does not want us to practice reaching out and supporting our are exaggerating the size of this tians using slander or force to tru together. Let's have pictures homosexuality. Yet there are brother and sister. That's great. group and misrepresenting the to impose our beliefs on others. I showing this. people who are sexually at- And I'm glad to see this being ideas and actions of this group know that if I lived in an iron cur- I want to see a calander which tracted to people of their own done by some on Hope's campus. toward homosexuals. I'm sure tain country I would hate to have truly represents Hope's student sex. This may seem unfair, As Christians, we're told by God there are a few people on this it against the law to go to church. population, with an equal because they can't lawfully fulfill to love each other. And what is campus. Christians and non- But I don't know of anyone on number ofmales and females pic- their sexual urges. But God has the end result of this? True, Christians alike, who, if they this campus that would lock you tured. I what I see in December also called people to celibacy everyone benefits, but most im- knew that a certain guy was gay, up in a room and brainwash you is a calendar full of "photogenic" throughout history, and i'm sure portantly, God is glorified. That would ostracize him, tell hiim he into Christianity or anything like women, supposedly representing that many of these people strug- is the purpose of His instruction should be locked up, give him a that. You have gone too far in HOpe, then I don't want to be gle with their unfulfilled in the Bible; it is the ultimate speech, and gossip about him; trying to hold back Christianity. considered a part of this Hope in heterosexual urges as well. It's purpose of love; and it is the pur- but I know of no one on this cam- Forcing your beliefs is one thing, anyway. not for us to decide what seems pose for which we as humans pus that would do that. Outside of but standing up for what you Give us a calendar that we can be fair. As Christians, it is our were created. No Christian can the campus I know a few non- believe in is another. You seem proud of, guys. responsibility to be obedient and argue this-scripture clearly Christians that would do that to a to be against them both. I would thus glorify Him. states that even the death of certain extent, but I know no not force anyone into anything, -Laurie Som de Cerff 1 would like to suggest here Christ was for God's glory. It Christian that would treat a gay but sometimes I just have to that homsexuals can use their was to provide a way for us to be person like that. warn someone or speak what I homosexuality to glorify God. It clean before God, enabling us to Perhaps you have believe is right. It is the duty of a can be sacrifice material, if you be glorifying to Him. misunderstood some of the peo- Christian to be an ambassador Get Ugly will. God sees into the heart and It also goe without saying that ple that you claim "yell and rant for Christ. knows what sacrifices and strug- sin works against the above. And and rave about how corrupt gays So, . these are the main Dear Editor, gles we go through, publicly or that's why God say so much are." Perhaps those people are disagreements I have with your Within the next week, there privately, to obey Him. And against sin in the Bible. Now, I not against the " gay people portrayal of the Christians on will be canisters with pictures of don't think that He doesn't ap- won't pull out all the; Bible verses themselves, but against their be- campus. I hope I did not "ugly people" on them. Who are preciate it or reward it. My' that mention homosexuality. ing homosexual. Maybe if these misunderstand any of your let- these ugly people? They are struggle with premarital sex has "R. Renwick" took care of that people ever discovered one of ter, and if I did, I apologize. students, represennatives or gone up and down, but I don't just in the last issue of "the Inkl- their friends was gay, or met a organizations, and faculty give up. God has been faithful ings." Although hte references person they knew was a gay (if Sincerely, members, and anyone else who and taught me a lot through it. were nice, I was offended by his- Kevin Tysen dressed up as ugly as they could her approach. He implied that Furthermoe the encourage- and entered the Alpha Phi God will take away every iota of ment and support of others is Omega Ugly Couple Contest. All homosexual tendency if hte in- essential. I'd never make it if I the proceeds from the contest dividual will but repent. I do not felt everyone were just waiting will go to the Association of believe this. My compassion and watching for me to start to Retarded Citizens (ARC). Your goes out to the homosexual, and I slip, and then point the finger. Taking Aim at job as a student is to vote for the side with Sarah Eberhard in say- Encouragement strengthens me couple who is the ugliest by plac- ing that having homosexual more than rejection. (This is not ing a money donation in their tendencies ia not a sin, (only ac- to say that if I had resigned canister. After a week of voting Brian Breen ting on them). myself to living in sin and prac- from October 28th to November "R. Renwick," are you mar- ticing it I would want my friends 1st, the couple will be announced ried? If not, you probably know to ignore it. Again, the glory of as "Ugly Couple of the Year." I have finally recovered from what it is like to struggle with God is most important, and there The Ugly Couple Contest is for last weekend. I drank at the Carp your sexuality. BeJionest. If you is such a thing as loving confron- fun; it isn't meant to be Lady and at Nomenclature are the Christian you present tation.) Anyway, I hope that malicious or degrading. Alpha House. I prefer the yourself to be, then you know homosexuals on campus are fin- To the Editors: Phi Omega Chapters all over the Nomenclature House because that not only is homosexuality a ding that same kind of en- I have never read a more nation sponsor a contest similar the ladies there wear little furry sin, but premarital sex is also. couragement in their support shallow minded, disjointed, and to this one in order to earn money wristbands. Don't you ever struggle with that groups. And I hope that all who thoroughly juvenile editorial as for a . worthwhile cause. So I want the Royals to win temptation, that drive? I know profess to be Christians have it Brian Breen's piece, 'Write or please support the ARC and vote because they wear blue hats (no that I do. It wuld be great if God their main goal to glorify God. Wrong.' He makes constant for the couple who you think is offense to Joey or little Tommy). didn't put any sex drive into us referance to a six-pack lifestyle the ugliest! ! Speaking of WTHS, did you hear until the day we were married. S i n c e r I y , in which his ideals are obviously the midnight show last night? It Alpha Phi Omega But that's not the case. Just Beth Lindquist rooted, and uses satire and sar- Vice President of Service was real good to have a beer by. casm with absolutely no sense of rnreenRftllnwg The police busted up one real finesse. I also think Mr. Breen good party, but I made off with would be better served to confine 88 Lacks Spirit the tap. 1 think that spending 50 his trivial little inside jokes to the cents on a root beer (similar to classifieds, the wany of us do. beer) in Vander Werf will make Dear Editor, Sincerely, the alumni think twice. Heterosexuality seems to be It has come to my attention who "thought that someone else Please, for your sake and theirs, Paul Deck that there is a distinct lack of would do it" to take this as a come to the lobby of Phelps at spreading about campus. Like in- class spirit in the class of 1988. challenge to their class spirit. I 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, grown toenails and bad Nykerk has started and six men am a coach for the freshmen play November 23. You CAN do it '88! editorials, it is a part of society. of 1988 have decided to be Morale morale guys and we want some Guys. The girls really need the competition. More importantly Love Y a. Sincerely, help of the morale guys to keep though, the women of 1988 need Deb Flemming them going. The time has come you to cheer for them and to Me for these men of the class of 1988 share your talents with them. Page 4 HOPE COLLEGE ANCHOR October 23. 1985 Upstage left

by Meg Boelman In The Fan, an 18th century comedy, one would expect to see Costume Shop Hops period costumes, right? Well, maybe, unless you've been around long enough to costume designer, as well as the (due to the unique designing con- remember the Hope Theatre's other designers, meet with the cept for this show). The complete production of Shakespeare's Two director in s series of production measurements (waist to floor, Gentlemen of Verona, set in the meetings. The purpose of these hip to waist, elbow to wrist, etc.) '60s--complete with leather meetings is to coordinate all the had to be taken, patterns drafted, jackets, riding boots, and motor- elements of design so that each understructures (peniers, cycles. Or, more recently, you will add to and help develop and peticoats, etc.) constructed, may recall The Moliere Project. assist in revealing the director's mock-ups (the first draft of a Granted, one one-act was done in overall concept for the produc- costume made out of muslin) 1 period costumes but the other tion. Because the production made, fittings scheduled, cutting one-act/was definately modern- staff takes this time to har- and initial sewing completed, including mini-skirts, business monize their efforts the end refittings scheduled, linings add- suits and a variety of evenig at- result is usually a concise state- ed, final fittings scheduled and tire. ment about the play (human last, trimming, painting, and Costuming, like any other nature, the social or political at- distressing added to each com- aspect of technical theatre mosphere of the times, our value pleted costume. (scenery, lighting, sound, make- system, etc.), expresed through All was accomplished within a up) is subject to interpertation. each element of design. five week period. But when you Yet, because of their more ob- If the costumes were the only take into account that the super- vious visability, the costumes design elememt to stray from the visor is also a professor with a come under the fire of critics who original period of the play, critics full schedule of classes, and the expect to see a period play pro- would be within their right to crew members are not only duced within the period for which complain that the designer novices in the area of costume it was originally written. hadn't done the proper research, construction but students with a For every production, the had made an error in interpreta- full load of classes as well, the tion, or was simply out of sync time frame becomes con- with the rest of the production. siderably smaller. Usually, however, when non- Since The Fan was written in traditional steps are taken, every the 18th century but modeled Bored? area of design is involved. This after the 17th century commedia Do something enlightening during Community Hour! !! approach, that may at first sur- dell'arte style of comedy the prise an audience, is intended to director and designers had a 200 help make a play more relevent. year period to work from. Ac- The Fan, an 18th century com- cording to Ms. Carder, 44Distor- 11 a.m. Thursday Oct. 24 edy, will hold some of the aspects tion, abstraction, illogical of an 18th century period piece. choices and fun became key Yet, director Dan Huizenga's working words in developing the concept of the play demands that design concept for the show." DeWitt Theater some of the traditional elements The descision was made to use v of this period be broken. By ac- aspects from many centuries. cepting the risk involved in Translated to Ms. Carder's straying from traditional or costumes designs a single historically accurate interperta- costume may include one sleeve tions of a period play both the common to the medieval period director and designers must, in a and another common to the Ellen Kuzwayo sense, perform a high-wire act- Elizabethan. Unity, then, is one false move and the show established by the fact that each could be over (at least in the costume contains this type of mind of the critic, who depends variation. Masks, wich were on the ability of each designer, as common to the comedia dell'arte well as the staging by the direc- style of comedy, were rejected in ''Life After Tsiomelo: The Life of tor, to reveal a clear, single- favor of asymetrical, stylized minded interpertation). make-up, in part to uphold the Production meetings for The Fan abstractions of the design con- a Black South African Woman'' began in July. Two translations cept. of the play were available and Color choices became impor- the production staff found both to tant when faced with the problem be weak, especially in the area of of character revelation. The Fan character development. Yet, a is a fast-moving comedy and period comedy was desirable characters enter and exit often. because of the unique opportuni- To help the audience identify Also ty and challenge both the characters more quickly Ms. language and costumes could of- Carder made use of color Her Films: fer students. At the same time, associations, a method typically the production staff knew early used in Children's Theatre. "The on that, for interest's sake, they illustrations in a childres' "Awake From Mourning" would not be following the fairytale book helped me to lock strictest sense of a period com- into color choices. The sweet n edy. young thing in basic pinks, the Lois Carder summed up her lover in basic blues, etc." By Tsiamelo: A Place of Goodness' concerns both as an educator and employing this method of color as a costume designer when she association, Ms. Carder not only explained, "It is important for helps the audience keep the the students, both actors and characters straight but furthers crews, to do different kinds of the development of the design Wednesday, Oct. 23 shows. I wanted to do at least one concept as well. show that my crew could really 4'Is The Fan (our production) a 7:30 sink their teeth into." From a period piece? I'm not sure." costume designer's point of view comments Ms. Carder. One thing r Thursday, Oct. 24 The Fan is indeed a meat and is certain, however. The Fan has (both shown each night) potatoes show. There are twelve a lot of period in it and the heart characters and each of their of the comedia dell'arte style of costumes needed to be built comedy (abstraction, distortion, rather than pulled from stock fun!) is most definately a part of * * • ...... , , ' V v" f - ? / / * yV '*•'/ '/ • J* • « • ,th e production concept.. . WinanVs Auditrr-;rn Vt V •»>«'!% .yiW «'.<• A .1 X .\ i « S ^ 11is B M ^ « fc I« fc O «IM J ^ 4 f-1 ^ i i i Orlober 2.i. ^ HOPECOLLKGE ANCHOR Page 5 What Makes a Good Teacher Good but driver's education, and I've 'What punishment do you think likeed them all better. But for you deserve?' by Kirk Spooks most of the others, and even for 'Nothing,' said l(Socrates), Why think while eating; I have to the people you see at that table; P: Oh, my! Do they beat you. ^im, they don't seem to produce 'except the proper punishment do enough of that in my classes. who are they? You seem uninhured to me. anything, well; concrete. Mr. for one who does not know. I sup- P: Some might wonder J: Why, its just old Marcus J: Huh? Are you for real? Agricola can give us food for out poe that is to learn from one who whether that injunction is follow- Scholarius and Mr. Agricol the P: I'm for al real. I cordially tables, and Dr. Scelp keeps us does; and that is a punishment I ed often enough. But let that farming vocation instructor: dislike illusion, seagulls, and from getting sick, but it's rafher think I deserve.' pass for now...perhaps you might they're entertaining a physician, biplanes notwithstanding. hard to say just what the -Plato, Republic 1 be able to help me. You see, I've a Doctor Scelp. He spoke in my J: Huh? teachers are doing for us. been given a problem, to look for Biology class this morning. P: Your vocabulary beggars P: Did you hear that, John: Excuse me- may I sit something, one might say, and so P: And what might Mr. the imagination. Socrates? We're still thinking with you? The lunchroom is real- far I have been unable to find it Scholarius' occupation be? J: Uh, yeah..well, all that I only of our bodies! ly full today....hello? Hello? here in this eating-hall. J: Oh. he's just a teacher here. meant was that teachers seem to J: Who are you talking to? Prentice: Eh? Oh, forgive me J: If its your appetite that you P: Just a teacher! You speak have all the things necessary for And what did I say? for not responding. I am Pren- are seeking for I wish you luck, as if teachers are not high in your boring their students, us. I've P: Oh, I was speaking to'just' tice. Please, please sit. I was though your search will be regard. Are they good for had Mr. Scholarius for classes, one of my teachers. But look thinking just now, hense my inat- fruitless. anything? though, and that old man's an here, you have come to the very tention. P: Unless the plums I saw J: Yeah, they seem best for exception-- he must have difficulty in which I am; for my J: And I'm John. But ugh! count. But seriouslv, look over at [ivingmeapain. substituted for every course here roblem is to seek what makes the good teacher good. I see that one of my chief obstacles was that I r was only asking myself and mak- v ,o ,\ QAKERSH ing a bad job of it, too, I might add. You however have given o.| PUBLISHERS me an important clue. r DlSCOUHTl J: I have? P: Yes; for how can I (and HOUSEil now we) discover what the good -teacher is unless we first find out OVl«»,ASS XT . what the teacher himself is? J: But that's impossible. How 396-7001 can we find out such a thing? P: Impossible? Perhaps so; but let us at least try with all our might. Let us return to the three gentlemen at the other table. I find the trio quite interesting. Could you tell me again what they each do? J: Agricola's a farmer, Scelp's a doctor, and Scholarius is a teacher. Baker Publishers Discount House P: I see that you have been rather sleepy in yu english classes, at any rate. It's not their ititles that I want, but what they ido; their doings, you might Fail Music Festivai say.J: i might if I were as strange a man as you. But let's On Thursday, October 24 6:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. see: farmers make plants and animals grow, doctors make peo- ple well, and teachers make me 501 Chicago Drive ill. There is what they do, short and sweet. P: Short indeed; let us test its sweetness. You seem to speak as a master, so then tell an appren- tice such as I; what do shoemakers do? J: What? P: All I ask is what do shoemakers do? J: Why they-makeshoes. P: Just so. And welders? J: They weld. I suppose you could say that they make welds. ALL MUSIC PRODUCTS P: '...like nobody elds' huh? But I digress. Now, will plants grow without the farmer? J: Of course. P: And the animals? Can they COMPACT DISC PLAYER breed without his hand? J: Certainly, but don't they to be given away benefit from his hand? Aren't plants stonger, animals healthier, because of the FREE! farmer's intervention? P: Indeed, yes; hold that though for just a moment. Now, what of the doctor? Have people gotten better with no physician about? ,:S' J: Yes. Ofa BL 1 P: Is there, perhaps, a A. 0/ similarity between the doctor and the farmer? J: I think that I see it, but I BAKERS. can't describe it. BOOK HOUSE P: Are they unlike the * All Mi shoemaker or the sculpter? r.oiiliniKMl on Piitfr 13

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Nykerk's Golden Anniversary Meg Miller Once again it's that time of ty this is for these girls to grow year when activities begin for the and meet others in these few traditional Nykerk competition weeks. between the Freshman and the "Emphasis is not put on the Sophomore women. This year is competition but on the friend- m particularly special because it ships made." Bayer said. "The marks the 50th anniversary ol competition is a challenge to the competition which started in girls the girls something to strive 1935. for." Nykerk was started by Dr The event will take place Nykerk, a past projessor in the Saturday. November 2 at English Department, in order to 7::}0p.m. in the Holland Civic- give the women of Hope College a Center. The Sophomore class counterpart to the Pull. Initially will be starting out their per- this counterpart was to be a formance with the song "We powderpuff football game but Gonna Rise Up Singin" " and Hope's administration didn't find their play entitled "Cinderella." this at the time suitable competi- The Freshman class will he tion for women to participate in. singing "A Spponlul of Sugar ' Practice for both sides has from the popular piece Mary begun and all are excited and en- Poppinsand will use "The I gly joying the tun and friendships Duckling" as their acting piece they are experiencing. Priscilla Both year's orator will he speak- . J^v*^SSteS*a>-- Bayer, the Nykerk Chairperson, ing on the theme "Moon and ..,.-''V^,-. . • ,• I emphasized the great opportuni- Junes and Ferris Wheels." iKPi • fmm Campaign Passes Due to the lack of parking places, many students have been Photos by Dave Davis However, truck drivers don't forced to resort to parking just seem to be having any trouble about anywhere. 20 million finding places to park the Campaign for to Phelps Hall is underway. This Hope, a multi-million dollar fund facility will be used as a lecture raising campaign launched last hall, a flexible seminar area and January, ahs reached $20 million a place for large social gather- of its $26 million goal, it was an- ings. nounced Friday during the fall The endowment phase of the meeting of the college's Board of campaign will seek $5 million for Trustees. faculty support and develop- The three--year-long cam- ment. $4 million for student paign, the largest fund raising ef- financial aid, $3 million as an en- fort in the 120-year history of dowment to support operation of Hope College, is seeking con- the new library and enhance the tributions to finance construction library's acquistion budget.a nd of a new library, make other $2 million to fund the purchase campus facility improvements and maintenance of up-to-date and to enlarge the college's En- teaching equipment. dowment Fund. Income from the college's En- "The Campaign for Hope is • • .. dowment Fund primarily pro- truly a volunteer effort." noted ^•Il vides student scholarships and campaign co-chairman Maz supports faculty salaries. The Boersma. "Well over 400 principal of the fund is invested volunteers are presently involv- with the interest used to support ed in the campaign throughout programs. the midwest. We anticipate after Hope officials noted that near- mm the first year the campaign will ly two dozen new endowed be underway in regional areas TO scholarships h a v e bee n from New York to California. At established as the result ol cam- mi the conclusion of the campaign paign gilts mm volunteers will probably number 500 to 600 people." Boersma and Hugh DePree are < o;i| in nnl h nm IViu,- | co-chairing the campaign. Of the $26 million goal. $12 It is estimated to cost $8.5 million will be directed toward million, and it will he located on construction and renovation pro- college between 10th and Graves jects. including the new library, Place. The money lor the librarv and $14 million will be used to will come out of'the $12 million strengthen the college's Endow- lor construction and renovations Truman Scholarships Available ment. of the Campaign for Hope. Construction of the new The Campaign for Hope has library, which will be named in Hope College sophomores in- applications is December 1,1985. mit a letter of application, a been a success so far. Max honor of Hope College President terested in a career in govern- Hope College can nominate two statement of career plants, a list Boersma, co-chairman of hte Gordon J. Van Wylen and his ment service at the federal, students for the 1986 competition. of past public-service activities campaign, noted that "The Cam- wife Margaret, is expected to state, or local level are invited to The scholarship award covers or other leadership positions, a paign for Hope is truly a begin next spring. apply for a 1986 Harry S. Truman eligable expenses up to $5,000 a current transcript, and a 600- volunteer effort. Well over 400 Other facility projects include Scholarship. year for the junior year, the word essay discussing a public volunteers are presently involv- converting part of the existing Established by Congress in senior year, and two years of policy issue of their choice to ed in the campaign throughout library into a classroom building ; 1975, the Truman Scholarship graduate study. Professor James M. Zoeteway, the midwest. W e anticipate after for the college's Education Foundation operates an ongoing To be eligable, students must Truman Scholarship Faculty the lirst of the year the campaign Department and other academic educational scolarship program be full-time sophomores working Representative. LUbbers 208, by will be underway in regional areas, renovation of Vander designed to provid opportunities toward or planning to pursue a November 10. 1985. areas from New York to Califor- for outstanding U.S. students baccalaureate degree, have a B Werf Hall to better serve the nia. At the conclusion of the with potential leadership ability average or equivalent, stand in departements of mathematics, campaign volunteers will pro- to prepare for careers in govern- the upper fourth of the class, and computer science and physics, bably number 500 to 600 people." continued improvement of stu- ment service. be a U.S. citizen or national And so the college is progress- dent residence halls, and renova- In April 1986, the Foundation heading toward a career in ing and improving. Thanks go to tion of the historic on-campus will award 105 Scholarships na- government. the faculty and their efforts to home of the college president. tionally. The deadline for all 1986 Interested students should sub- make the college better for the Construction of the Maas Stu- Hope Student Body. dent Conference Center adjacent ••• • '• • W • >*•

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The future is now for the Hope behind the Dutch duo. Hope's and sweeping the first five women's cross- country team Karen Panse was then 5th, one places. Barsness was the winner after an eight- day stretch that second behind 4th, in 19:04. And of this one in a superb 18:46, six- was the most successful in team the next Scot was just one second teen seconds ahead of DeSanctis. history. behind her! Cheetham. Jecman and Panse Not only do the Dutch appear Obviously, Hope can't take took the next three spots. poised to win their first- ever Thursday & Friday beating Alma for granted in With these two victories, the MIAA title, but they've also October 31 and November 1 future meets-- although they also Dutch sit atop the MIAA stan- established themselves as a good topped them in two previous in- dings with a 2-0 record. And with bet for their first trip as a team to DeWitt Center Theatre ' vitationals as well. Teresa Kalamazoo and Albion not ex- the National meet. Cheetham led 3 other Dutch pected to give them a tough bat- 8 p.m. Probably the most exciting and ahead of Alma's 4th woman; that tle, the Dutch will probably win significant of the three meets was the decisive factor in the the dual-meet portion of the America's Most Remarkable Theatre during this span, was a 23- 36 meet. Cheetham ran 19:16 in 7th, MIAA title. But don't All performances given by speaking and signing actors in a blend romp on October 12 at Alma. It followed by Taura Jecman (8th- expect Alma to roll over and was a changing of the guard as of spoken English and sign language. 19:38), Missy Fleming (9th- play dead at the league meet at Hope dethroned the defending 19:43), and Amy Strieker (10th- Hope on Nov. 9 that decides the The Tony Award-winning National Theatre of the Deaf is champs, handing them their first 19:47). other half of the overall cham- acclaimed for its international appeal. The troupe of deaf and loss since 1982, and gaining their Other Hope finishers were pionship. first win ever over the Scots. hearing actors has performed on six continents during its 18-year Tammy Taylor (18th- 20:59), Deb The Orange and Blue also look- It was also a great individual history. They have been invited to tour China next Spring!! Burda (19th- 21:24), Ky Boundv ed very good at the 13- team Tri- triumph for Sue DeSanctis, who (20th- 22:25) and Karol Troupe State LInvitational on the Satur- The performance at Hope will feature won the race in a swift 18:52 for (21st-23:29). day of fall break. They placed three miles, just two seconds The Dutch previewed their 2nd there, losing only to Ashland a Japanese thriller an American classic ahead of teammate Dana Saturday triumph by blitzing (Ohio) College, a Division II IN A GROVE FAREWELL, MY LOVELY! Barsness. Alma is probably one Calvin on October 9th at home. In school. By defeating all of the based on the short story based on one of America's of DeSanctis' favorite places to a meet history where no team other Division III schools there, by Ryunosuke Akutagawa. run since she also had a stunning most loved essays, has ever won by more than 10 most of which are in Hope's 3rd place finish in the conference by E.B. White points, Hope's 15- 47 triumph was region, the Dutch can point meet here last year. shocking. The Lady Knights are towards winning the regional All seats reserved The meet was closer than the simply not as strong as they've meet on Nov. 16. Adults $7 Senior Citizens $6 Students $3 score indicated with Alma's top been in the past. And that would mean a coveted two finishing less than 10 seconds Hope won the meet by over- Tickets available at DeWitt Center Box Office beginning trip to the NCAA Division III Na- October 21st, 10 a.m.to 5 p.m. whelming Calvin's first woman tionals in Atlanta, Georgia. For further information call 394-6996 & i Orlober 2.'{. 1985 HOPE COLLEGE ANCHOR Page 9

Volleyballer's Back v- by Paula Rzcknagel Hope women's volleyballers ~ JZl jumped back on the winning on Track * track last week notching wasy victories over Kalamazoo. 15- and relaxed to let the Britons run 8,15-7,6-15,15-8, and Aquinas Col- off with ten straight points and , lege, 15-9,15-8 while dropping a take a 14-10 lead. Hope scored lone match to MIAA competitor once moe on a kill by DeeAnn Albion College, 8-15,13-15,11-15. Knoll only to let Albion's next The third time was the charm for serve fall at their feet and seal Albion as they avenged a pair of the victory match at 15-11. The := s ^ early season losses and trounced loss evened Hope's MIAA record the butch in three straight. Hope at 3-3. jumped out to an early 6-0 lead In a match later that evening m . ^ I pummeling shot after shot bet- Hope disposed of a huffing and ween their lead-footed defenders, puffing Aquinas College in two 4"^ but victory was not meant to be. straight. The Dutch held a 10-0 Albion quickly rang up eight lead as the Saints tried time-outs, wm points of their own and took an 8- substitutions, and offensive Ci 7 lead. Hope tied it at 8-8 on a changes to get on track. A series a powerful Jill Vredevelt spike, but of Hope errors allowed them to C ;/ failed to score again as the slip back into the contest and Britons dashed to the 15-8 win. move within three. 10-7. The air- i 1 • ,> f/A In game two, the net was both sucking Saints managed only one V team's biggest foe. Swallowing more point against the butch .1 f/hL * serves and sucking shots lifeless- defense and even miscued on ly to the floor the net kept either several "high-five" attempts when their lagging limbs failed team from taking control. Hope • -• V® took the first lead at 5-4 and stret- to perform the complicated ched it to 7-5 as the Britons called physical task. Lynette Ojala % »**/,.*• tor a time-out. They stormed to a capped the victory for the Dutch 10-8 lead and never relinquicshed clobbering the ball for a center- control. Hope managed to a 10-10 court kill and a 15-8 victory. tie, but failed to scoe on any of In the second and final game Water Polo Picks up Wins their next five possessions. Not (non-league matches are played even a blazing cross-court spike for the best 2-3) Hope and by Kris Schindler nor a center Aquinas deadlocked at 7-7 before court smash by Kris Wagner the Dutch gathered their Hope's water polo club went against Louisville, Hope came Wisconsin scoreless until jsut could lift the Dutch to victory. strength and rolled- to the 15-9 down to Purdue Universtiy to away with a 17-12 victory. before halftime as Hope built up They fell 13-15. Once again the victory. Hope's record stands at compete in a tournament against Hope's level of play was lowered a 15-1 lead. Todd Van Appledorn early lead was a jinx for Hope. 11-7 overall Louisville, Purdue, and Wiscon- slightly as many errant passes had many key assists, and Bruce They jumped to a 10-4 advantage sin. In the opening game, Hope and shots were commited. Brown and Matt Weigle had their lost a great game against Purdue However a strong defense kept best games of the year. Hope's 8-7. The team played really weel, Hope in the lead. Geof team had many of the key but due to having only nine Greeneisen and Tim Sullivan players of hte tournament as Kirt Men's CC Climbs players, became tired and lost were the corerstones of the Van Oversen led all players with the game in the last period. defense often stopping a 19 goals. Eric Larsen led all Hope's goalie, Eric Larsen. had Louisville attack with a steal or goalies with a 92 percent save many exceptional blocks, and blocked pass. The third game percentage. Also Tim Sullivan to Top of League kept Hope within striking against Wisconsin was Hope's and Geof Greeneisen led with 14 distance. Hope's offense receiv- from the opening whistle as the by Steve Underwood nad 13 steals respectively. Hope ed a late spark from a spec- Lindsey Dood, who has Flying Dutchmen came away travels to East Kentwood Mon- tacular goal from Dirk Van Put- with a 27-5 victory. John Bolt. The Hope Men's cross- country presently won five races this fall, day October 21, and then to Nor- ten. In Hope's second game Hope's goalie for this game held team has established itself as the took that contest with a 25:57 thwestern on October 26. dominant team in the MIAA with over the five- mile course in an interesting trio of victories in Holland. He pulled away from Photos bv Dave Davis recent weeks. teammate Randy Johnson, who The ease with which the Dut- finished 2nd in 26:06, on the final chmen handled Adrian hill. (homecoming meet) last Friday Calvin's 1st man. the only one (15 to 50), and Alma the Saturday who challenged Hope's top five, before (17-44), was typical of-re- was 3rd overall. Kevin cent years. But Hope's 18-43 Shoemaker battled this opponent trouncing of Calvin on Wednes- most of the race before taking 4th day, October 9. was very in a fine 26:40. John Gardner. unusual. Kevin Cole, and Mike Northuis With a 1st place 4-0 record, the also whipped the 2nd knight Orange and Blue appear to have finisher by grabbing the next almost wrapped up the con- three places. ference championship. Their re- Dood was an easy victor at maining opponents, Kalamazoo Alma, touring the course in 26:10 (away, Saturday) and Albion and winning by 36 seconds. (home, next Wednesday), have Johnson (26:46) and Shoemaker not shown themselves yet this (26:49) gave Hope a 1-2-3 finish. season to be superior to Hope's With Northuis ill. Dan Kam- other victims. mer and Craig Kingma ran Thus, with victory not only ap- especially well as Hope's 6th and pearing likely for the Dut- 7th men. taking 8th (27:46) and chmen's remaining dual meets, 9th (27:54) overall. but probably following suit in the Dood led nine Dutchmen league championship race at across the finsih line before the Hope on November 9th, the run- first Adrian runner in their ners can point towards regional homecoming romp, running a and national competition. 25:48. Johnson was 2nd with While these '85 Dutch appear Kevin Cole running a fine race in as powerful as ever, this year's 3rd at 26:47. Kingma ran strong Calvin crew is not as strong as again with a 26:59 in 4th. they traditionally are. The result Andy Kromminga, Mike was the worst licking Hope had Olszewski and Dave Kingma also dealt their rivals since 1974. It ran tough in 6th. 7th, and 8th. was also just the 2nd time they'd Further back in the pack. Marcel beaten the Knights in the last Sales and Pat Glennon set per- seven years. sonal best times. Pane 10 (October 23. I Print Invitational Opens

by David H. Carmer tainly a source of inspiration to The Print Invitational has anyone taking printmaking this opened at the Gallery in DePree. semester. Who knows, you might The show is comprised of et- also decide to take printmaking chings. engravings, lithography, sometime if you haven't had it woodcuts, and more. The artists yet. involved include Hon Ruble. It is too bad most people don't Marvin Jones. Carolyn Autry. know the complications involved and Arthur Geisert. It is a in producing prints of the quality wonderful example of contem- present at this show. Printmak- porary art, and Professof Bruce ing is a time-consuming and in- Combs is to be congratulated for tricate process that takes an in- the organization, and Professor credible amount of patience and Jack Wilson for all his work in persistence. The artists that the gallery as always. have produced these works The show is as diverse in styles should get some recognition for as in its methods. They range not only their ability to endure from the realism of {{on Ruble to the process, but to also produce the surrealism of Marvin Jones, such wonderful pieces. to the abstracts of Caroll Cassill. Go see the show, and write the The show is truly an entertaining Anchor about your reactions to one. The pigs of Mr. Jones are it. 1 would like to know the opi- especially enchanting. nions of the student body here at The Print Invitational opened Hope. I'd like to hear from you last Friday, the 18th. and runs concerning this show, and any through November 24th. This others in the future or the past gives you ample time to go and that you'd like to say something browse through to show. It is cer- about. [THE GENERATION GAB "Gifts For All es JS, r,%1o —

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...And Another thing

by Mark Rebhan Hair Raising Rebhan

By Mark Rebhan ty good guess. I've been listening American youth. It is a haircut ticked mom used to get when you in back to control your hair I was sitting the other night to the stuff for years, and I am a that looks-well, deformed. It's cut your own hair-in big messy length. Or people might call the watching Bill Cosby--no, strike real mess: cynical, given to like looking at the Elephant Man chunks? Well, now she can't do police and report that your that. I hate to start the a column cheering at violent movies, and , only in this case the victim's anything about it, so why not? parents are burning your hair of right off with a lie. I was rolling slightly hard of hearing. Of skull is not at all misshapen (I My final idea is probably the because you missed chapel Sun- around on the floor in fits of con- course, Glenn Miller may have cannot, in good conscience, say most realistic-and hence the day. And then, there's your vulsive laughter, watching Bill been just as influential: I'd have the same for the contents of the saddest. I figure that one day, reputation to think of: remember Cosby the other night. Bill was been an amoeba--one that could victim's skull) but rather, the old Vidal Sassoon was what kind of women got their talking about how very in- hear, but an amoeba, hair is. It is like a large chunk of daydreaming about his friend hair shaved off in the old days? telligent, college-educated, peo- nonetheless. Yes, the influence a pretty normal coiffure has just' Serge when he was supposed to Finally, there is the very ple lose their grasp on reality as of Rock music is clear-and been loped out. Apd the really in- be cutting some celebrity's hair, danger of wearing such a style. soon as they have kids. He was equally clear is the fact that it is teresting thing ; is that there and he slipped on some mousse Human beings tend to be com- describing how, as soon as that making things very difficult for seems to be a litfle pattern as to or something, subsequently rap- pensatory creatures: if we are first child arrives, a husband can parents. They have had to make where that portion is taken from. ing the starlet's locks. And, far slightly wanting in one area we watch his wife's face change 4< some pretty significant ad- It's like some stylist just put a be it from the prince of the per- make up for it in others. And by completely and permanently justments in the wake of stars young lady on a chair, spun her ruquier," the "Hairpin." so to chopping off such a big chunk o from the countenance of a like Madonna: back to the good around like a fifth-grader would speak, to make a mistake-he your hair, you upset your natura cherub, to the contorted mask of old days, mom could tell a globe, stuck his finger out, and told her it ws the latest fashion balance. You could spend the a side-show freak. It seems that daughter to make sure that she sheared off a handful of locks trend, as in now. But why are we rest of your life with your heac we kids wreak some kind of had clean underwear on before wherever she stopped. subscribing to this silly business, listing to port-like a confusec havoc on people who actually she went out. Now, it's clean This odd phenomenon brings to girls? At first, I thought that it dog. Or staring at the sky, to go wanted to have us. Bill got me underwear, but Mom has to ask mind a lost of questions, not the was okay in the context of being blind at the next solar eclipse-or thinking about why exactly daughter to wear something over least of which is "where did all like pop-art or something, but no is it lunar? parents go so crazy when they it. this madness start?" I have a more. Now I see that it is an un- Which brings me around to my become parents. And the only I have another concern that few theories which I would like to fortunate trend which point: it's crazy to follow fads; thing I could come up with, was springs up from rock fad- offer. The first is that some I feel compelled to bring to a even if your stylist tells your that that they completely forgot what following, one that seems to con- stylist got totally whacked out on stop-and lest you think that I am your hair will be original, you'l they were like just a few short cern even the rock stars acid, realized he was due at An- merely Interjecting my personal be the same in your difference. years ago--a when we force them themselves. In the words of thony's late noon, and took his opinions reguarding your trim, I Dee Snyder, of Twisted Sister to remember, they snap. They Bryan Adams: 4tFor a couple of weedwhipper along for the ride. assure you: I'm only thinking of fame, covered fads the best: his can't believe that they actually bucks, you get a weird haircut, The second, more acceptable to your safety. band was trying desparately to helped propogate a species that and waste your life' away." the anti-drug culture, is that For one thing, I hate to see you come up with a name for itself, does such stupid stuff. Where, oh where, are all of these these haircuts are a move along gals walking around never get- one that would be short but with a The really terrible thing is haircuts coming from? And the continuum to androgyny (ala ting a date because all the guys punch. But it seemed all of the that, as parents, they feel com- more important: why? Boy George, Annie Lennox, et on campus are afraid that you good one-word names had been pelled to come up with some ex- I refer to the current trend in al). I figure that women are tir- are a terminal brain cancer taken. Until they came up with planation for that stupid designer hair fashion, a strnage ing of taking stabs at equality by patient-or that you've recently "This." The logic, according to behavior. One answer that they 'do known as the "assymetrical" wearing men's styles and had a frontal-or anteriol, or the band, was that when they got have come up with recently is look--and more colloquially underwear, and have decided lateral, or even total-lobotomy. famous, people would say: that their kids are victims of the known to some of us as the that they will shoot for patchy There's also the fear that you are This' is it," and " 'This' is hap- lyrics of Rock and Roll. Using "dented helmet." baldness as the final symbol of an android that has yet to be pening." And Dee said "Yeah, myself as a case study. 1 can say 4 For those of you who are still sexual parity. Or maybe it's a perfected, or that you are one of but what about This' sucks?" without a doubt that this is a pret- lost, I will descibe this scourge of rebellion thing-remember how those Barbie dolls with a button hi ho. Wonderful Werewolves Cycle of the Werewolf and Silver Bullet by Kirk Kraetzer juice left from writing his last Cycle of the Werewolf, by novel and decided to rap of Cycle Stephen King one weekend. Don't take all this wrongly, 126 pp laid. Anyway, diversion aside, though. The book has plently go- by Kirk Kraetzer ting jobs in the bunch. $8.95 oversized paper old friend and bedside pal Steve ing for it, especially that fine old What King did in Cycle he does Direction is pretty good, has made use of suspense to the brand of Kingesque suspense ten times better in Silver Bullet. although it could be better in Loyal King fans have been hilt. The aforementioned bridge building throughout the entire How, you may ask? Well, some places. Angles are nice a waiting years for this one; the scene will send nail biters into novella, thrillingly accented by because this is the first of his lot of the time, and the scene in master of horror has finally settl- absolute fits on gnawing, while the illustrations of Bernie books that he -has actually the misty bog is truly a creeper, ed down and scripted a story the looking around the shed Wrightson. adapted to the screen, and what a as well as the 'trapped in the old about werewolves. scene is garunteed to send most Wrightson and King have col- delight it is. rotten bridge' scene. Light ef- Released last spring. Cycle has everyone under the seats. laborated before, on the comic There were problems in Cycle, fects are magnificent, and add already made it into a DeLauren- The special effects are book version of Creepshow. and most of them have been nice- bales of atmosphere to the film. tiis film called Silver Bullet (see average; you can't really expect Cycle has, however, and addi- ly taken care of by the author. Seems like the director has been accompanying review). Rob Bottin when you're trying to tional plus over that former Wrinkles 1n the plot or just plain studying John Carpenter in Cycle is a quick read. • Two stay low budget, but I don't real- work: it is graced by abscenses of things that should preparation for this film, and it is hours tops. Not nearly as terrify- ly care all that much. The effects Wrightson's pen and ink work. be there are either removed or indeed, if he did, time well spent. ing as Pet Semetary or The Shin- aren't essential to the film, they As the foremost horror il- added as the need fits the bill. King once again proves his ing, it is nonetheless enjoyable, just flesh it out a little bit. You lustrator alive today, Wrightson . The film itself is low budget; mastery of the modern horror sort of a Steve King version of want great gooey monsters, go is unparalleled with the excep- I've only heard of one of the ac- junk food. field. He doesn't rely on cheap rent The Thing. tion of possibly Frank Frazetta. tors, Gary Busey from The Bud- shots like ax murderers leaping Unfortunately, Cycle's You want a romping good quickness is its major drawback. The black and white drawings dy Holly Story, who plays good out of the bushes and lopping the old Uncle Red. The rest of the fright for the upcoming Hallo- When a werewolf suddenly are almost beyond dramatic, and head off of some wall-eyed teeny ween? Go and see Silver Bullet the color work is shockingly cast, although probably pretty bopper who doesn't have apears in Tarker's Mills, people down at the Holland Theatre, and vivid, both contributing to the much starting out or unknown, anything more on her mind (an would tend to get upset and wor- watch out for the rustling bushes vibrant visual aspect of the book are excellent, or close to it. atrocious pun if ever I heard one ried, or so one would think. while you walk home. as well as the emotional impact. There are fumbles here and cuz there sure ain't nothing on However, King pulls out none of You never know what might be Cycle could have been vastly there, but no out and out bad ac- her mind no more) than getting the psychological stresses that so in there. characterize some of his other better, and so is something of a works, and this isn't good. After disappointment. However, it re- setting a precedent in Salem's mains good quick fun for a dark Lot he fails to live up to it. Its Autumn night, and would un almost like he h^d^- little bit of doubtedly gP9(J ween prfeent. Miriii-M«ji'jfi?.f.fnitiXiihhtlir11 v*i*itu**t-mf Page 12 HOPE COLLEGE ANCHOR October 23. 1985 The llluminati Are Coming We Need Blood! by David Hugh Carmer pened since man began to think. The book even explains why the It takes a fantastic view point on Pentagon is a pentagon, as op- by Sue Hendrickson Normally, it is new books that I everything that everyone holds posed to a regularly shaped Alpha Phi Omega will be spon- served doughnuts, juice, and cof- review, I don't often review a dear. It is a wonderfully funny building. soring a Blood Drive on Thurs- fee, and is allowed to relax for fif- book that has been out for years, book, though quite lude The style of the book is chaotic day, Oct. 31. The drive will be teen minutes before he may merely for the fact that most peo- sometimes. Anyone that was at best. There seems to be no Held in the South Gym of Dow leave. The entire fluid portion of ple who read will probably have ever into exotic things will really sense of chronology until you ac- and will run from 11:00 a.m. to the blood, which has been heard about it. However, this enjoy reading this 'masterpiece'. tually finish. Characters come 4:45 p.m. donated, will be replaced within time I make an exception. I feel The book has been called "-a and go. and it flips from one set- The Red Cross is currently 24 hours and the cellular com- compelled to write about this fairy tale for paranoids," but ting to another with no more making a great effort to expand ponents will be replaced within book so that it does not get that was what one of the transition than to change to the number of donors who give 56 days. overlooked. characters in the book said about italisized letters. It is 800+ pages regularly. The demand for blood There are two major reasons The book: THE IL- the book. It discusses everything of utter confusion. But, it is is fairly high due to its the Red Cross must continually LUMINATUS TRILOGY. The from the fall of Atlantis, the ex- enlightening. perishability and the many uses replenish their blood supply. authors: ROBERT SHEA and tinction of the dinosaurs, to the I have fancifully called it the science has discovered for it. The Blood is very perishable. Whole ROBERT ANTON WILSON. birth of religions, and the appendix to the Bible, right after Great Lakes Region of the Red units of blood and red cells last Briefly, the book explains every assassinations of the Kennedy the color plates and maps of Cross Blood Services supplies about 35 days, but platelets (cells unexplainable thing that has hap- brothers. King, and Malcolm X. Isreal in children's versions. tha total blood needs of 72 important in helping the blood to Egads! I'll bet some people hospitals in 34 Michigan coun- clot) only survive for about five reading this have just about lost ties. To maintain an adequate days. Through research, the Red |Daily their mind. Good. That's the type supply, the Red Cross must col- Cross has been working on a "Twilight" of book it is. It is more confusing lect 400 units per day. The last freezing technique would allow than the many interpretations of blood drive held at Hope, in blood to be preserved longer. In iMShows the most popular holy book of the April, yielded 156 pints of blood. the 1970's, Dr. H. Meryman final- IS We've got all the hits! 2.50 United States. It is more vague 174 people attempted to donate, ly discovered such a method to 1 TTT than the writings concerning the and of those, 24 were first-time freeze red blood cells for up to Tao. donors. This record was terrific, three years. ^^ Any s4.00 ticket - 1 or 2 ticket' At the risk of this turning into and 1 would like to encourage Today, the Red Cross is still every student, professor, ad- I •00 OFF with entire ad thru 10/31/85 an editorial of sorts let me say carrying on vital research ef- that the book confirms that ministrator, and staff member to forts. An important blood pro- morals are for the ignorant, donate a pint of blood on Oct. 31. duct which they are investigating because intelligent people know The entire blood donation pro- is interferon. Interferon has been how to act without being told. I'm cess takes approximately one receiving a large amount of hour. Donors first register and publicity lately. This is because M sure the administration would Sweet Dreams "Commando" agree, sorta. But really, this fill out a brief, confidential it is produced and excreeted by book helps you to look at medical history. Next, they go white blood cells and is an in- Jessica Lange f|arold Swartznegger everything in a new way. Often through a mini-physical ex- tegral part of the body's defense times you finally learn how amination. A nurse will check the against viral infections. In- donor's temperature, pulse, terferon shows promise as a Back to the Futurel "Stop Making Sense"! stupidly silly everything is, but it could be worse. blood pressure, and the level of treatment for some forms of Have you ever wondered iron in his blood. After this health cancer. It may also help battle Michael J. Fox Talking Heads about the pyramids of Egypt? check is complete the donor is rabies, prevent the rejection of Have you ever wondered about given juice so that they may transplanted organs, and provide These Features Thru 10/24, flying saucers? Have you ever begin replacing the fluid portion some protection against malaria wondered what really happened of the blood they are about to and such diseases as rheumatoid to Hitler? Have you ever donate. Next, they are led to a arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and wondered who really killed John chair where a nurse will assist herpes. Fri.-Sat. F. Kennedy? Read this book and them with the actual donation. The Red Cross depends on The actual donation takes only J t b fil SJ lit^ Late Showi find out. I doubt that you'll donors to carry out these wor- s believe what you read, but life about six to ten minutes. Finally, thwhile services. Please, donate « OOu-fiTOlUN 2.50 will be more entertaining after- the donor is led to the canten, blood this Holloween! Tues^-Fri. "Twilight Shows wards. Genealogy Musicians si nn/"xcc Any • 1 or2tickets- Opus Reading " 1 .UU Urr with entire ad thru 10/31/85 Donated to Tonite Play This Sunday The Hope music "Silver Bullet" Hope CO.- "Invasion U.S.A lege library recently received a Picture if you will-Opus in the faculty will open its 1985-86 Stephen King Chuck Norris copy of The Ramaker Family, a Twilight Zone. season of Sunday Musicales on genealogical history of one of the No, Bloom County hasn't Oct. 27 with a varied program of large Dutch families to emigrate changed its signposts; but the music by Beethoven. Schubert, from Holland to America. editors of Opus, the magazine, Schumann, and Paul Gibson. The volume traces the family have decided to transport you to The first concert will feature a from 1639 to the present time, in- another dimension. A dimension duo for viola and cello; a trio for STILL CAN'T FIND US? cluding the names and other of sight, sound, and a host of per- obe, clarinet, and piano; works historical tidbits of more than sonalities exhibitting the bizarre. for soprano with clarinet and CALLI396-8930 2000 descendents of Jannes Jeff Corney, Rich Helder, Sean piano; and a set of variations for LOOK WHAT YOU'VE BEEN HISSING Ramaker of Dinxperlo, Province O'Connor, Rich Rysenga, Tom two pianos, two celli, and french of Gelderland, the Netherlands. Sorenson, Beth VanArk, and Pro- horn. The family settled in fessor Mary Jellema will bridge Performing will be Charles (MOST TITLES 1.50 OVERNIGHT^ southwestern Michigan and in the gap between our world and Gray, viola; Robert Ritsema and southeastern Wisconsin. Many the outer limits of the imagina- Ingrid Dykeman, cello; Gail present residents of the area tion this Wednesday (tonight) at Warnaar, oboe; Russell Floyd, 77 EAST EIGHTH STREET trace their lineage directly to 9 p.m. in the studie theatre, De clarinet; Thom Working, horn: those emigrants. Among the Witt basement. and pianists Joan Conway, (ACROSS FROM HOLLAND THEATRE) family names well-known in the Be Prepard: you'll never be Charles Aschbrenner, Roberta Holland area are Dimnent (Dr. the same after you've experienc- Kraft, and Jantina Holleman. Edward Dimnent was formerly ed the TWILIGHT ZONE! The series this year will president of Hope College), feature five concerts of chamber Dykhuizen, Droppers, Ten Pas, ensemble music, and two solo HOLLAND VIDEO Dykstra, Hyink, Ten Haken, recitals--one by Anthony Kooiker, piano, with Charles •Frtt mtmbtrthlp Hesselink, Ver Gowe and many more. Gray, violin, and the second by tPloytr rtntol The study was done by Ruth Laura Floyd, soprano, with Joan •VCR Salts and SmvIm Ramaker Carey and her hus- Conway, piano. IIM/ULtllMIPJL band, Dr. Alan Carey. He is a All are held in Wichers MM.-III. •Compvttr Supplitt PJLSm. professor at Bloomsburg Univer- Auditorium at 4 p.m. on Sundays. sity, Bloomsburg, Pa. Dates are Nov. 17, Jan. 12, Feb. V w« t t i n u • i «> s 23, Marcji 16, and April 13. « «t at «c to k It i» 4 •*• ^-r ^ A-

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c October 23. l )85 HOPE COLLEGE ANCHOR Page 13 Records in Review By Karl DeLooff

The album is accompanied by Thompson Twins: effect is strange, it is quite good. Of course, the album would not a five song EP which is remixes Husker Du: Flip Your Wig This album is never going to be be complete without 'Smuggler's of some of the songs on the Here's To Future Doys given a single to the top ten, but it Blues' but we were treated 'You Husker Du album. They are well done and is going to give rundgren-Utopia Belong in the City' too. 'Own The Performance: Hard to tell give additional clues to what the Performance: Processed fans something to digest over Night' by Chaka Khan will be a Sound: Sometimes over- band is saying because no lyre and Refined time. new arrival to the airwaves modulated sheet is provided. The price is Sound: Well done because of this album. Phil Col- Surface: Good the same and is a good deal if you Miami Vice Surface: Good American lins' contribution to this album is like the top 40. pressing 'In the Air Tonight' wheh should It is hard to review punk recor- Performance: As good as the show bring back memories of that dings. Sometimes bands try to Todd Rundgren: The Federal Government show. make their music the most ob- Sound: Could be better warns us to keep a high fibre diet A Capella The album was well chosen noxious they can, other bands try Surface: SOunds like Sand- to help prevent cancer. They say paper and the songs are grouped right, to see just how long the echo ef- not to eat overly refined sugar Rundgren. obviously for the continuity. The fect will last on a guitar riff, products which are basically Performance: Creative, to say physical disc is poor quality so while other bands try social com- The most disappointing thing empty calories--junk food. But the least. the cassette is a better invest- mentary. about the Royals-Blue Jays tell me, how many days can you Sound: Spacious ment. Right now, there is no bet- Husker Du fits into this last game for me wa the cancellation go without some kind of junk Surface: Better than average ter cuising music. category. of Miami Vice for the evening. food. Warner Bros. As Punk goes, this is easily Most of the episodes could be The Thompson Twins are to Continued from Page 5 understandable stuff. It lacks shown in the theatre and do well. music what Mountain Dew is to I always wondered if musi- Part of the shows success is the the edge of the Violent Femmes J: I suppose...Now I see! The junk food. Smooth and delicious cians get as tired of their own careful grafting of music into the and is much more musical. shoemaker and the sculptor r* it is, but take to much and you sound as the public does. I scenes. Just having a song Maybe they are mellowing out as nake the things with which they might get sick. Nile Rogers pro- suspect that depends on the per- played on Miami Vice is enough punk dies. It is hard sometimes duced this album (as he did son, but some people are just too work into a new shape, because to figure out just which song is to have its ratings raised by 50 Madonna, Duran Duran, and creative for that to happen. Run- percent. leather or stone never becomes a playing because the melodies are shoe ot statue by itself. Mick Jagger) to be in the dgren, in his latest work, decided The Producers must have so much the same, but the lyric P: But a farmer couldn't make mainstream of pop music and to be different. WHile Duran thought that an album would help sheet prevents you from getting a plant, could he? sell well. That it will do. Duran takes up 32 tracks on a the show because it contains too lost. J: No. A tree, though, might This is my idea of study music- tape with overlaid instruments, soem previously unreleased The subject of the album is the not grow as well without his help. -non obtrusive. Some cuts are he takes up the tracks with his material only heard on the show. present world social condition. P: Interesting. Now, attend prime for dancing while others voice. There are two versions of the They gripe about politicians, the carefully: what is the object of would be good cruising music. The entire album is the work of opening theme by Jan Hammer military, the church, and in- the farmer's help? What is the There is a cover song on the voices and not of instruments. whose performances are terpersonal relationships. If you immediate receiver of his aid? album, 'Revolution,' written by Lest the voice instructors crucify brilliant. Hammer also con- really listened to the lyrics, like I J: Plants and animals. Pren- Lennon-McCartney. The Thomp- me for ignoring the voice as an tributes to 'Flashback', 'Chase', did, it is easy to get depressed. tice. son Twins version is up to date instrument, let me clarify. The and 'Evan.' Tina Turner gives Unless you are a punk fan, there P: And the doctor? and well done. One wonders if bass is Rundgren speaking into 'Better Be Good To Me' to the ef- is no reason to pick this album J: People are what he helps. this is the amkings of a political the mike with a low voice and the fort. Grandmaster Melle Mel for your next addition to your P: How does he help the statement. Well, I suppose I can- drums are Rundgren mimicking sings 'Vice,' a rp session in the record collection. others? not have everything. the beat with his voice. While the Grandmaster Flash Tradition. J: He helps them to become well, I guess. P: In what way? Sensible Heads J : In their bodies. by David Hugh Carmer his guitar and everyone by person, the band builds, and P: What of the psychiatrist? Showing last weekend, and recognizes the first song and you eventually lose track of how J: Oh, but wait! He's also probably this weekend out at the more cheering comes from the many are on stage exactly. helping people become well, but 31 audience. Quad is the revolutionary new The movie is a new concept. It in their mindsr movie from the Talking Heads, Well, though there is no plot to simply shows a live concert on P: Wonderful! We'll keep that 7^ Stop Making Sense. The movie is speak of, David Byrne and his film./This is an intersting idea. in mind. Now, what of the unlike any otheryou have seen. group are quite a group of Most b^nds don't travel to all the Q teacher? What is the object of It is more ofa documentary than showmen in any case. They keep big cities of America; there just his work? a mmovie as it has no real plot. It the action and feeling of a con- isn't time. But fans cry out that features the Talking Heads in cert going. However, it loses they want to see their favorite ar- (On that note, we'll adjourn un- concert, and that's all it is. But something that is present in con- tists live. Stop Making Sense til next week, and part two of for anyone who likes the Talking cert. the croud around you. But, seems to try and make up for What Makes the Good Teacher Heads, this movie is great. they deliver their songs in the that flaw in the concert system. Good, and, maybe, the answer.) The movie starts with David high energy that you'd expect. True, it's not the same as a Byrne alone on stage. He says, David Byrne is joined by the concert, but then again, it doesn't "i've got a tape I'd like to bass player for the next number. cost as much, and you can see play..." At which point the au- Heaven. The two of them per- better. Hopefully other bands dience begins to cheer. He bends form alone as roadies bringing in will follow the lead of the Talkin over and presses play on a por- more equipment and slowly set- Heads, and soon there will be table tape player. The electric ting up the drums for the next more such films. Stop Making Halloween Fun drums for the son^ are all that is number, as they set up the elec- Sense is a great film for ayone on the t^pe. Drn irl begins to play tronics tor the bass suifar in the that likes concerts or the Talking FOR EVERYONE! second number slowlv. person Heads. MASKS! MAKE-UP! / HA1RSPRAY! AND MORE! DRY CLEANERS The Copperfield's AND SHIRT LAUNDRY TOY CORNER OF 6TH « COLLEGE $TO£ Monday-Friday 7 A.M..S:30 P.M. Sa.urda* 8 A.M..2:00 P.M. j * 12 EAST 8th STREET SERVING HOPE COLLEGE SINCE 1922 I / > •»0 ft •v IT — T. —

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Smashing Realism

by Todd VerBeek

Alcohol Awareness Week got blocked up for blocks as the off to a smashing start Monday. curious slowly drove by. It took Shortly before 11a.m., squealing people quite a while to figure out tires and a crash interrupted the that maybe this wasn't for real, peaceful silence of classes in and even longer ot forget the Graves Hall. Out on the lawn, sight of a motionless girl's face beneath a tree, was a wrecked being covered with a blanket. car, complete with blood, broken In any case, news travelled glass and a body. The Holland fast enough for even an under- Police arrived, as did an am- staffed weekly like the Anchor to J 0m*0*'* bulance. get a reporter to the scene after it With graphic realism, this happened, even though no one s^' staging of a drunk driving acci- bothered to tell us about it ahead dent attracted the attention of all of time. What are we, chopped those passing by. Traffic was liver??

Festival of Hymns Celebrated Guest Recital Coming Up A festival of mittee was chaired by Rev. Dr. taining many of the favorite The Hope College Chapel Hymns in celebration of the The Hope Music Department Howard Hageman and consisted hymns found in previous hym- Choir, Roger Rietberg, Director, publication of "Rejoice in the will present a guest recital by of Robert De Young, Norman nals, it contains a number of new and members of Reformed Lord," a new hymnbook publish- Violinist David Updegraff and Kansfield, Gloria Norton, Roger tunes and texts of the present Church choirs in Holland and ed by and for the Reformed pianist David Pocock in Wichers Rietberg, Merwin Van Doornik, century. Zeeland will give leadership, as Church in America, will be held Auditorium on Tuesday, October and Lawrence Van Wyk. The Hancock, in additon to his well as alternate with the people in Dimnent Memorial Chapel on 29, at 8 p.m. The Updegraff- late Dr. Erik Routley, eminent duties at St. Thomas Church, on the singing of some of the Sunday, Oct. 20, at 8 p.m. Pocock Duo has been concertiz- British theologian, preacher, and serves on the faculties of the §tanzas of the hymns chosen for Gerre Hancock, organist and ing throughout the U.S. and hymnologist, served as editor. Julliard School in New York, and the evening's sing. A brass Master of the Choristers at the Europe since its formation some From 1977 until his untimely the Institute of Sacred Music. ensemble will be directed by famed St. Thomas Church in years ago when both performers death in 1982 he served on the Yale University. His recitals Thomas Folkert, director of New York City, will be the were appointed to the faculty of faculty of Westminster Curch in have taken him all over the music at Christ Memorial organist. The Rev. Merwin Van the Western Michigan University Princeton. United States, as well as Canada Church in Holland. Doornik, pastor of the Trinity School of Music. Reviews of The arrangement of the hymns and Western Europe. During The event is sponsered by the Reformed Church in Holland will their performances have been in the book is such that it serves January 1982 he spent three Holland and Zeeland Classis of be the leader. superlative, calling the duo as a lyric companion to the Bible, weeks in South Africa where he the Reformed Church, Western "Rejoice in the Lord" is the 4masters of their craft.' beginning with the creation and played recitals and conducted Theological Seminary, and Hope culmination of five years of work Don't miss this outstanding ending where the Bible workshops. He is the leading ex- College. to prepare a new hymnbook for chance to see two of the leading concludes--with the great vision ponent of organ improvisation in the Reformed Church. The com- of God's eternal city. While re- the United States. artists in the field this Tuesday. October 23. 1985 HOPE COLLEGE ANCHOR Page 15

To the Iconoclastic Few: As soon ATTN: FRESHMAN MEN In Auntie Obie, How many days is Teddy bear, I just wanted to as you decide to get the guts to case y ou haven't heard, Nykerk that until Nov 17? -- thank you for all the backrubs sign your letter, we'll consider has started. Be a morale guy and The Haven- What the heck are and the movie. You are such a running it. Lou and Kirk let those dreams of freshman CLBSSHB estrogens and testosterones? sweetheart! Thanks Hun!! I'm women become realities really glad I met you when I Dave, I like your back but I like Tell me more about H. H. (Winants 5:45 tonight) did... Our Teddy Bear your front more. The cellist does Detroit. The Hey Theresa, Pam and Jenny. P.D., I can't wait til next year. I Lisa, things are pretty dull cellist does Muskegon. What will You're dino-mite teachers! really miss ya when you go away around here... she do next?! Miss Moose Peach, Phew-- it for the weekends. You are such a Come cheer on the Woman's Soc- r BENGAY- Just as good as Grey smells funny! sweetie!! Happy Sweetest Day!! cer Club this Saturday (Oct. 26) Flannel Cologne. J and next Wednesday (Oct. 30)- Miss Van, are you... ? No, I'm in To those of y ou that I frequently Abracadabra, thus we learn they need YOUR support!! college. He He visit, You're never home. The more you create, the less you John, do you know what Hey Ang- Does the white line at Are you a Sophomore guy? earn. The less you earn, the more chocolate- flavored Ex- Lax is?! the edge of the freeway mean % Would you like to meet over one you're given. The less you lead, anything to you? hundred girls? If you answered Kris- Sir Lancelot? Really now! the more you're driven, The Ang- Have they put in a new exit yes to both of the above, then more destroyed, the more they D. J. Whatever became of Rula between Holland and G.R.? where are you? Join the 88 feed, The more you pay, the Lenska? Would you like them to?? Morale Guys. more they need. The more you R.M. I want to go to the library. FACULTY AUCTION- coming To my clever servant- Touche- earn, the less you keep, and now I Now! You know who. soon! Watch for publicity! you have exceeded my expecta- lay me down me down to sleep. I To the Wise Virgins- It had better DON'T miss it! tions (Fudgie?) the basic pro- pray the Lord my soul to take If be worth the wait! blem with the classifieds (sound the tax collector hasn't got it It's better to give than receive: Are you a Sophomore guy? The Hormones are jumpy in their familiar?) is that you're dealing before I wake. Sir Ogden- YOU give the treats this Hallo- Would you like to meet over one Voorhees Haven. Action is emi- with Murray-1. respectfully submitted by Auntie ween, Donate Blood. hundred girls? If you answered 88 Nykerk! 88 Nykerk! 88 0^ nent] Elizabeth Jean- Your roomie yes to both of the above, then Nykerk! Katie: I miss you! Stop by Suite Sabed- no worthy nicknames are loves you! where are you? Join the 88 332 sometime! (Anytime) - granted until its time- you know, Annbo- PLEASE! Have your BETS- Could it be that our most Morale Guys. Brenda like fine wine! A.O. baby and get out of bed! -A.O. loyal friend was in our room all Join a tradition. Be a part of Class of 88, where's your en- Carolyn... paybacks are rough along? Nykerk. It's the 50th Year. The word for next you BRUTE Sincerely, the NON- week ugly look for thusiasm? Join us. Become a Where can y ou hear Why aren't you a morale guy? it part of Nykerk. BRUTE Guadalcanal Diary, Elton John, Haven't the time you say? It is 89 Play Morale Guys! you're K- Whats' in the closet? -B the Dream Syndicate, Super- only one hour each evening for Kristi- grow up would you? awesome! Thanks so much for tramp, Midge Ure, the Who, the next week and a half. Join us. BRUTE You are cool for cats Susie- You're doing awesome!! I your support! -Your 89 Play girls the 2nd NON-BRUTE Madness, Rush, Juluka, U2, New You'll love it! love ya so much! -your sister and Order, Santana, China Crisis, S88NGS Morale Guys- We love Happy 75th Anniversary to the 88 Morale Guys are the greatest! friend Elvis Costello, Roman Holliday, you morale guys, oh, yes we do. Delta Phi Sorority! We love you! We love you!!! -S88NG GIRLS Susan- Hope you had fun at MSU Jethro Tull, Los Lobos, Kansas, We love you morale guys, to you Shields and Little Sproot -love ya lots, y our little sis the dB's, Pink Floyd, was (not 88 Song, Play, and Oration are we'll be true. When you're not 4l O Ignorant Ones,,, The ROAD is was), Utopia, T-Bone Burnett, going to win the 85 Nykerk Cup!! Andy- you Squirrel Killer!! with us, we're blue. Morale guys neither this nor that." Boston, R.E.M., the Police, But we won't be able to without Keith- "Hello I must be going" - we love you. your encouragement 88 Morale Nasrudin- Aztec Camera, Yes, the Jam, love Phil Collins 88 Song, Play, and Oration are Guys! This is the end, beautiful friend. and Genesis all in the space of a Bets- pack up your best clothes- going to win the 85 Nykerk Cup!! J.M. few hours? At Beeker & Rottin's 88 Nykerk! 88 Nykerk! 88 we're going toUofM!! But we won't be able to without Bar & Grill on WTHS! We're Nykerk! your encouragement 88 Morale Well... It DOES look like one Tammy, Terri, Don, Andy and open for business Wednesdays Guys! but... its smaller! The blue bus... is calling us. Bets- Beware- Michael is wat- from 5 to 7 and Saturday night JJVL ^ Sarah K. Ohne dich fuhle ich ching!!! 88 Nykerk! 88 Nykerk! 88 from 11 to close. Nykerk! mich nicht ganz. Wenn wir nur Michelle- Hey sweetie, just Scooter- we love that smile!! What I remember of homecom- schmussin' Konnten! Tommy P. remember "It's gonna get bet- Have one on us- and smile for the To the 89 Pull Team: I'm so pro- ing, was memorable! ter." Take care of yourself and The Red Cross is TRICK- or- camera! -'89 Pull Team ud to be a part of you! watch out for those wicked TREATing this year: Donate Rambo Mark, Guns? Guns? Yeh, BLB: Thanx for a great time! stairs!! Love ya! -Jen Don- cookie dough or M & M's?? blood on Halloween Yeh, lets get some guns! annbo You're a sooper- dooper guy! Merve- we're ready for a real ra- Sylvester, not another newt Knicks- Bad and Nationwide BKH Angie says we can't nominate the quetball game! -Merve. Hallelujah Chorus for the Phelps PDS, (Pretty Darn Sweet) I love 88 Nykerk! 88 Nykerk! 88 Auntie Obie-1 think I'm going to Don- Have fun with the grand- semi-formal. you and miss you! See ya tonite Nykerk! have another preemie! your parents this weekend!! -We'll when I return from Columbus. roomie D, J, and R... It's a good thing Ugly- it's a four letter word. miss you. -Merv you guys invest in quality paper RA P.S. MLD third reunion MEN- if you like a woman, why Join a tradition. Be a part of Negs- "Baaaahhhhhh !^ products or things could have Happy weekend Alisa!! Hope Nykerk. It's the 50th Year. don't you ask her out? JUST "The Chaps" fits. Good Night Wes- Thinking about you. Miss WONDERING been pretty rough last week[ R.M. Just what is the plot of John Boy. yoih Hey girls in Columbia 4; things Rambo M., Part II, and who is in MEN- what do you think of a are getting rank- it's time to Nan Nan, Keep the faith! The the cast? A.D. "Loco"- It's pretty cloudy out' woman asking YOU out? Would Car payments will come through what's up? -"Motive" you please state your opinions in throw beer on the rug! Why aren't you a morale guy? somehow. Love ya. The girl next the next anchor issue?! Thanks! Laura D. (captain). Is Nor- Haven't the time you say? It is Jon- If you still care— DON'T door (who moved) Just Wondering thwestern really that much bet- only one hour each evening for QUIT. ter? Gilmore 219, Thanx roomie for the next week and a half. Join us. Mellow Yellow- Thanks for all ERIC LYNN., my middle name Dave Brat- You're a wallflower! being the best thing that has hap- You'll love it! your Ivoe and support! We love is Katheleen. Lori pened to me this semester. Love SmileMMe The lesson of Hamlet: The man you all!! -'89 Pull Team!! Sharon- Gone camping lately? ya. Your wardrobe stealer Kristi- It's all your fault... (but of thought, without the courage Bairdo- What have you been up Go fly a kite Sharon Auntie Obie- Are you sleeping to act, is no man whatsoever. to? I miss you! -Teddy I'm not really complaining) Fire up 88 Song Girls! We love with Roger again? With tribute to Greg, who will Mark Jilly Max- "Hey! Hey! Hey!" We you. K & K Dykstra start your pimp lists understand from Murray. miss you -and still love you! -'89 Allbo- . for once and for all 88 Song Girls - How do you feel? YBYSAIA!!!!! - theA.O.turtle Go Jean, Do your stuff for To the girl in the Kletz. Hamlet Pull Team was no Romeo. I wanted to ap- Kelly- Gire up for a GREAT 3 Another gem from Sir Ogden: Nykerk, You're awesome! Sue- How are the FLINT- proach you, but had not the weeks. Karen- I think that 1 shall never see Cluster 1-1 wanna play checkers? STONES? -love, Jenni courage. Opportunities lost 88 Song- Rise up Singin' You're a billboard lovely as a tree. Susie- Two months and three through indecision and self- Indeed, unless the billboards fall, GREAT! Karen & Kelly S88NG Morale Guys- We love you doubt. If you know what I'm talk- days!! California here we I'll never see a tree at all. morale guys, oh yes we do. We come!! Yeah! Love, Ferdi 88 Morale Guys- You are Ter- Auntie 0. ing about- give m e another rific! 88 Song Girls love you morale guys, to you chance. -Murray • 88 Morale Guys are the greatest! Hack for the health of it- buy one we'll be true. When you're not We love you!!! -S88NG GIRLS We're behind you 100 percent with us, we're blue. Morale guys You were sitting under a tree. I Janis! 88 Song J now. x6620 Catch the Nykerk spirit! Join us we love you. wore a blue jacket. It was last Hackey- sack is the wave of the Thursday night- around 11:00. in being a part of the 50th An- GO FOR IT 88 Play! 88 Song future. So get with it and buyt Catch the Nykerk spirit! Join us Ring any bells. -Murray niversary. Become an 88 Morale Thanks Amy, Anne, Lisa, Donna one. only $5. x6620. in being a part of the 50th An- guy! We love you, S88NG Girls. You're the Best! Karen & Kelly niversary. Become an 88 Morale To the Iconoclastic Few- the Hey, if you haven't bought one To the 2nd floor Phelps summer guy! We love you, s88ong girls. issue trancends your smug sar- Boody- Boody Offended Judy yet, hackey- sack's are one of casm. I'll assume you meant no Chippendales: You just might, Why can't you take a joke? life's necessities. Pick one up at Class of 88, Where's your en- harm- but your approach also make it... maybe ; So you got some flak, thuriasm? Join us. Become a the Crib. x6620: serves no good. Constructive To all my fantastic green bud- Nowgetoff my back part of Nykerk. Hey BOYS from Red Roof engagement is here appropriate. dies: I'd better not hear nay bad "Get a sense of humor." says Estate, we must say, we are We love you Sigmasi fall- term This is my challenge for you. stories 'bout Saturday! Love, (his bloke. . ^ definitely NOT impressed. Exec Board Mert Mini- Candy- Ass (.oniiniicd on Pajie H» Page 16 HOPE COLLKGE AINCHOR October 23. Ic>}{.>

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