Teachers-To-Be Get New Leader by Lisa Lindeman Years to Teaching High School Level History and Fort Wayne, Indiana

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Volume 31, Issue 2 Concordia College, 275 North Syndicate, St. Paul, MN 55104 Monday October 16, 1995 Teachers-to-be get new leader by Lisa Lindeman years to teaching high school level history and Fort Wayne, Indiana. the teaching of history and philosophy classes. English, 18 months to the United States military, Fort Wayne owns five years of John Grote's Although his career has brought him to St. New faculty member John Grote officially and the rest of his life to his wife and family. life and most of his heart as well. Grote spent the Paul, John's heart remains with his wife and chil- joined Concordia in the middle of September. As Grote's work eventually focused on the history past five years teaching at Fort Wayne University's dren in Indiana. He speaks proudly of his four many teacher education students know, the edu- and philosophy of education. This brought him to education department. His primary task included children, three boys and one girl, and especially of cation department faculty shifted somwhat as a his wife. His children ,attend the Lutheran High result of Dr. Schoenbeck's appointment to the SchOol in Fort Wayne. The job at Concordia is a position of Dean. This led to the addition of John recent opportunity which caused his family to be Grote. split for the time being. With a senior in high Grote's primary task. at Concordia is super- school and with previous moves in family history, vising and placing student teachers, pre-student he decided to commute this year. Every two to teachers, and teacher aides as well as instructing three weeks he is able to make it home. the teacher-aide classes. Grote expresses much There is much more than school and family excitement and anticipation in his opportunity for to John Grote. He experiments with woodwork- field contact and actual involvement in preparing ing. Grote also enjoys the outdoors: hiking, camp- teachers which Concordia has provided for him. ing, sports, and gardening. His family owns a farm Grote is a native of St. Louis, Missouri. He in Michigan, and during the summer they live in a not only attended grade school and high school in cabin which they are slowly remodeling. This time St. Louis, but he also received a bachelor's degree of family bonding and hard work is a special joy in at the University of Missouri and both his masters Following the likes of current CSP students Geoff Klaas and Doogie Neel his life. Keep your eyes alert for all new faces on and PhD from Washington University, St. Louis. from the St. Louis area, John Grote makes himself comfortable in his new campus, and be sure to welcome Dr. John Grote into our family at Concordia. t Between each educational experience, Grote position in CSP's education department. gained much life experience. He dedicated six Sheik who shook NYC convicted by Pete Obermueller cutors related to the World Trade Center bombing tinue to be a servant of God. Anyone who has cho, unleashed 135 tapes that had been obtained by which killed six people and injured more than sen this path in life has to take it with equanimity." the prosecution's star witness, Emad Salem. Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman's "war of urban 1,000. Four other men were convicted last year During the trial, the sheik did not take the Defense lawyers sought to discredit Mr. Salem by terrorism" was cut short last Week by a New York and were sentenced to multiple life terms. stand in his own defense, causing many argu- proving that the admitted perjurer was also a dou- federal jury. The blind Egyptian cleric was convict- The charge of seditious conspiracy carries ments among the defense team. Sheik Omar did ble agent. ed of seditious conspiracy in his Islamic "war" with it a 20 year sentence. All 10 of the men were not want to testify about other Islamic extremists The defendants will not be sentenced until against the United States. convicted on this rarely used charge. One of the who might be sought on charges in the United sometime early next year. Still to be prosecuted The sheik was also found guilty of conspiring other nine men faCes life in prison for the 1990 States. Also, he did not believe that a courtroom in are three other defendants, including Ramzi to assassinate Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak murder of another Islamic extremist, Rabbi Meir the United States was a forum to explain Islam. Yousef, one of the alleged masterminds of the as well as soliciting an attack on U.S. military Kahane. The nine month trial consisted of 210 wit- World Trade Center bombing.t installations. The 57-year-old sheik faces a life sen- All the defendants plan to appeal based on nesses by both sides, and the prosecution tence for the conspiracy charge. the definition of the word jihad. The prosecution Nine other defendants were also accused of had to convince the jury that several bombings conducting a wide-ranged conspiracy to harm sev- between 1989 and 1993 were all part of an Islamic Wolf Pack Packed eral buildings in New York, including the United holy war, or "jihad," against the United States. The by Carrah Rosine by a bear. The difference in the two area is enor- Nations building, Federal Bureau of Investigation, prosecution also had to prove that the blind sheik mous, and the fact that she has remained there so bridges, and several tunnels. was a spiritual leader whose religious authority Whining and pacing back and forth, the lone- long reveals the problems management has to While the defendants weren't charged with gave him the power to direct the struggles. ly wolf at Como Zoo continues to be in isolation. face. the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center in The guilty verdict came as no surprise the Originally, the wolf was with her two sisters in the The wolf den is a large forested area in the New York, the conspiracy charges were related. sheik, who was quoted as saying, "Whatever the wolf den. After the sisters ganged up and attacked corner of the zoo with two dens to escape the This is the second major victory for federal prose- decision is, I accept it and will persevere and con- her, she was placed in a cage previously inhabited ComoContinued on page 3

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She is constantly on she hasn't been there EXPERIENCE. public display, and it is in an area that is three long, but it has been quite times smaller than the original wolf cage. The awhile. area is small for the bears, but at least they are People say the eyes You can have used to being confined in these dungeons. are the windows to the Upon entering the area near this wolf, she soul. If wolves' eyes are as FUN at work. starts whining and wagging her tail. I've visited well, I would say that this the other wolves often, and that is an irregular lone wolf will die of loneli- behavior. At least, it is odd that she responds that ness before she would And you can even wear way to a human. Wolves respond that way to each have been killed by her sis- other but rarely to humans. Then she begins pac- ters. Are Como officials JEANS. ing back and forth, stopping periodically to look really doing all they can for with hopeful eyes. She looks like a child begging her? They say they are, but WE CAN SHOW YOU HOW. for some sort of attention. the wolf continues to pace Wolves are pack animals. They can usually her rock coffin with little is seeldng cus- be seen in large packs. of five to eight wolves. The hope left in her eyes. The ns Cntelecaton s1311s tot a van edit Opetotio only time a wolf would be alone is if it was being last time I visited her, the the new D1AC Gvest Ct punished by the other wolves. It is their form of hopeful, begging eyes tocosd individualspart-time COSIONtSit vAtb excellent SEIVICI, cornrnto positions. Do*, capital punishment. They love attention especial- were not half as strong. Rigpt ly physical attention. Punishment is usually the Do Como officials notice, ety ot seioce result of fighting the Alpha female or male and los- or are they just ignoring it? cooeft ing. The lone wolf did nothing to deserve isola- Protection or punishment, cou-ecl'oG that is what I would like to t,cco tutos tion, so why is she being punished? 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sophomore: "I heard eve all heard ff " or "M story about these guys who car, wouldn't .004 class on went on a weekend road trip, and time, but I was convinced that in this elligent stu- they got back totally wasted. When dents, there had to be a more creative excuse an that. they got back, they had a final the That's why I asked various Concordia students (and a profes- next day, but they were too hung sor): What's the most original excuse you've heard for being over to take it. So they called the late or missing class? professor and said that their grandmother had died, and that they'd been at her funeral and on the way back, a tire blew out so they were, stuck in some small town. When they made up the final, it had seven easy questions on it. But the last one was, 'Which tire blew out?' So they got busted."

Michael Simmons, junior: "I was Jill Marquardt, freshman: "I was in a Coach Hendrickson, professor: waiting for a parade to get by." class of 12 and over half the class Well, the one that I smile at the wasn't there. Six people in a row most is that 'My grandmother died' walked in late and every again." their car went in the ditch way to school." Beware of the Freshman Fifteen by Teresa Stealthily it aeeps around college "Your buddies opme back and they look a little ripe." *Watch fa *Take walks with friends freshmen in the sunny days of September. With crisp Vidcy, now an experienced student, did gain the Freshmen Fifteen. Vidcy contributes her weight gain to jeans, glaring new notebooks, and bright smiles, the fresh- *Blaine it on big bones *Blame it on anything men remain oblivious to the lurking predator. variables such as eating late at night with friends, alcohol, Sophomores shudder, juniors remember, and seniors can and the ease of food availability. Vicky now has lost her ini- tial gain, as is diaractenstic of most individuals, but sug- only wisely nod and softly smile..because they lcnow *Intramural sports *Get out of your room gests, `Get a scale and keep weighing yourselfbecause They've encountered the monster and have either tri- *Take advantage of a new wardrobe, but hang onto the gonna catch up to you." umphed or succumbed. The epidemic stalks softly in the old halls, but comes alive in the dining hall It's not the new Other variables indude fatty dining hall foods, study- *Eat fat free foods of freedom or the destiny of procrastination; it's the . ing, and cable T.V. However, experienced seniors and pre- *Share a bag of fat free rice cakes with a friend Freshmen Fifteen. pared freshmen readily supplied me with * to share in In case some unsuspecting readers are still in puz- order that the freshmen fifteen doesn't loom frighteningly *Watch out for holidays zlement merits phenomena, the Freshmen Fifteen canbe ahead So here they are... defined as, lite sudden inaease inweight gun due to the *Eat vegetables attendance at college." When approadied about the *Eat 6t-firee foods Freshmen Fifteen, some Concordia freshmen were indif- Now, although the monster lurks, let it roam. No *FIcercise farent, others horrified. Amy (all names have been *Blame it on a -slow metabolism need to become obsessed. Most have been there, some changed because of the sensitivity ofthe subject) respond- are going, and a few extra pounds really won't make or ed, "Fxtremely!" when questioned ifshe had feared it, and break you. So go ahead, have a brownie and tike the *Don't skip meals *Don'tsnadcafter 7 or 8 pm others acknowledged its truth. Luke stated, was scared stairst to death. I was afraid Td come back looking film every other pucktudcer who went off to college" He went on, *Don't order pi= more than once a week *Go bowling

Monday October 16, 1995 iiimmiermve fist Page 6 What up? THIS MONTH lover, forcing the conservative movement to ask despite the fact that the laws on such an action * Calvin Klein's controversial ads whether they even want her on their side. are already on the books. No cigarette vending that portray soft chikl pornography were pulled in Editor's Note: This is one of two arti- * A US. News poll shows that Colin machines will be available anymore. It seems he response to pressure from various political and social fac- cles designed to give the student an overview of Powell is liked quite a bit more by whites than could have curbed the problem much faster by tions. Ira Gamy, publisher of Sassy contends that what news that is easy to miss while involved on a blacks. This is as a result of the black population requiring that all teenagers be able to read the "adults think is offensive, kids most often do not" college campus such as Concordia. The other is knowing next to nothing about him. Of the warning label. *The feminist plot to drive every male insti tution to its knees was thwarted when used poster gilt located on the News page. There is no possible small number of blacks who even know who he * The number of Whitewater indict- Shannon Faulkner dropped out of the Citadel in the way to cover each news event that has hap- is, only 19% know that he is black. ments has risen to 14 over the past two weeks, first week pened since the last issue. Subjects in this article * The strong hold that Saddam Interestingly, that is not enough to impress any * Senator Bob Packwood resigned under will be covered quickly . Hussein has held on Iraq for years began to mainstream news to cover the story at all. intense investigation by co-worker Barbara Boxer. * Ross Perot's political gathering in crumble with the defection of Lt. General * In order to attend the first women's Packwood was accused of kissing many campaign work- Texas proved to be a smorgasbord of political Hussien Kamel Hassan to Jordan. Hassan was conference, First Lady Hillary Clinton had to ers. With the exception of Nel Reynolds, why hasn't Senator Beer launched a similar assault on the ongoing ideas from the not-so-popular Bob Dole to the the head of such projects as the nuclear and poi- visit a country in which human rights are mini- affairs of Ted Kennedy or others on the left side of the ever conservative Pat Buchanan. However, a son-gas departments. Iraq itself is now in tur- mal. Especially those rights that the rest of the aisle? former Perot pollster stated that of the meager moil with factions fighting in a no-holds-barred world generally grant to women as well. * No more free rides said the GOP Congress. 2500 attending, a slim margin of those represent struggle for territory. * Oxford University Press's new inclu- Welfare recipients now can only receive benefits for a true United We Stand America voters. * General Manager of a new restau- sive language Bible, as displayed in Newseeks total off ve years, and not longer than two consecutive * Pro-life advocates were shocked and rant in Moscow which serves traditional Russian September 11 issue, is a triumph for the political- years. t a little leery to hear Norma McCorvey, the Jane fast food, Vitaly Usov, is teaching his waitresses ly correct. It seems that movement has extended Roe of the Roe vs. Wade case speak out against to smile like the ones who work at McDonald's. to telling even the sinless Son of God, or should the pro-choice movement. Unfortunately for * President Bill Clinton took strong it be said Child of Father-Mother, how to talk and conservatives, she admits to having a lesbian steps to curb teenage smoking in America act.

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Monday October 16, 1995 A IE Page 8 Two weekends of great music here in restaurant by Amy C. Marsh how some audiences are small and some are large, that separate us. But there's so much we have in through music come true. I, among others, but "it doesn't matter as long as I am spreading common. We need to get a dialogue and agree to enjoyed getting to how Was at his concert. Behind all the lights, wires and chords, the God's word." disagree on secondary issues of theology, and join "Life is precious. Life is not just something to instruments, the sound systems, behind it all, the The concert also included other performers in the battle for the soul of this country and endure. It's a gift to be cherished and lived to the most important factor in a concert is the artist: To that are on tour with Wes: Greg Long, Joanna mankind." fullest. My passion is music, and I feel Common become a known artist today can be a scary road Carlson, and Scott Krippayne. "It was a cool It has been said that music is "how the com- Creed is a real coming of age for me. But you can to take, especially for contemperary-christian change from the norm," says Nate poser let's the listener get into his head." Music is do anything- you can sweep a floor- to the glory of artists. The world of secular music is so huge, and Houge,"because there were more artists up there such a personal thing that we often take it for God if you do it well and your heart is right. And popular Christian artists just do not have the audi- than just the main one. It is a real encouragement granted and don't realize how much the per- if you so that in that spirit- whatever it is- He will ence of a popular secular artist. Yet there are that they didn't just open for Wes, but Wes former is giving us. Wes is a composer struggling be pleased" (Wes King). many aspiring Christian musicians and they have worked with them; side by side. That's what's so to make his dreams of spreading the Word more to offer than the common person may real- neat about Christian concerts?' The singers all ize. worked together well, creating a show that was The Wes King concert here at CSP last fun and full of variety. Saturday was, according to Erica In reading an article about Wes, I came Christian,"Exciting and a great way to share in across an interesting paragraph. "I feel like much praising God." Wes King is an acoustic of my life has been a journey to get to know God. singer/songwriter and has been responsible for I've made lots of friends in touring and perform- some of the most absorbing and compelling songs ing over the years, and I want to share that jour- of the '90s. Wes's Common Creed tour, the tour ney and what I've discovered with them, and he is presently on, contains songs from three of encourage them in their lives. 'Common Creed' is his four albums: Common Creed, The Robe, and born out of that, and the song itself is simply a Sticks and Stones. song to all my friends...to the Body of Christ. I've The concert had fewer people than expect- run across so many people with so many different ed, but Wes held his head up high and gave an backgrounds and beliefs, and problems and excellent concert. Wes talked to the audience, strengths and weaknesses. Christians often tend Exit 59 (above) rocked the Union September 30 with their big guitars and to divide themselves and each other up, then often doing impersonations of famous people and alternative sound. Wes King jammed the Gangelhoff October 7 with his attach labels and focus on differences and things of other styles of music. Wes also talked about own concert. Both concerts received rave reviews from CSP students. Jungle Theater sets mood for masterpiece

by Lydia Wittman to accept a great challenge in featuring a play that While Kling and Sommers both play very However, at the same time, his master, played by clues the audience in on everything except for convincing lead roles as vagabonds whose only Hamilton, had me cowering in my seat each time It is easy to take for granted some elements what viewers are used to knowing. attachments are to each other, it is Hamilton and he commanded Lucky in a thunderous, dictator- in a play. In its production of Waiting for Godot by Actors Kevin Kling as Vladimir, Michael Schuminski, appearing just briefly in the two acts like voice to "BACK OFF!" Samuel Beckett, The Jungle Theater should be Sommers as Estragon, Allen Hamilton as Pozzo, of the tragicomedy, that portray such unusual and Because of the limited scenery (a single tree commended for creating a mood of anticipation and Charles Schuminski as Lucky handle the job intriguing personalities so as to entice the audi- and a couple of rocks) and small cast, the director and hope, in essence, a mood of "waiting," despite exceptionally well if the point is to invite each ence to become more concerned and involved appeared to have a fairly simple job in coordinat- the quite bewildering script that neglects to offer member of the audience to defy his/her comfort with the predicaments facing all four of the char- ing simultaneous events in the play. Purple lights, the viewer such basic elements as identifying who zone in demanding that each assumes for himself acters. however, were a creative touch, creating an eerie all the characters are and their significance to the who the character of Godot is and what immense Some of the sorrowful and excruciating facial cast on the already mysterious and strange pro- play as a whole. difference he could make in the lives of Vladimir expressions and moans of agony coming from duction. The Jungle Theater, showing Godot and Estragon, a couple of grungy old bums who Schuminski, playing the part of a starved and beat- Overall, The Jungle Theater offers a quality September 15 through November 19, had just the seemingly have no purpose to move on in their en slave, made me want to run up on stage and set show in working with a weird storyline that chal- director, Bain Boehlke, and acting crew it needed lives. him free from the chains and whips of his master. lenges one's critical thinking and understanding. STUDENTS! Earn extra cash for school supplies!

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AS Cr,,:ney CO,t4V4i07: guitar riffs put together with a steady beat and a paniment that remains through out the song. definitely fun to listen to Sweet as he offers us new

JOU8t228 ,4F W6S,:a multitude of harmony to top it all off If the song Speaking of Zeppelin-like, the new CD sounds and new harmonies. This is the kind of EMMEN,?$. JCS$: you keep hearing on the radio annoys you, don't "ENCOMIUM" features Led Zeppelin songs cov- music that is like the mean of modem music. It's judge the rest of the album by it. The rest is not as ered by popular 90's bands. Most of the covers are not too fast, not too loud, not too rambunctious, blatantly top 40. pretty good, with the artists putting their own and yet not too slow, quiet, or mellow either. This Another recent chart topper is Collective interpretation on the classic they covered. Stone is just one of those CDs that you put in with your Soul's new album entitled '(quite originally) Temple Pilots, 4 Non Blondes, Duran Duran, friends and it adds to the atmosphere. by Patrick R. Marsh "Collective Soul." This is their second CD in just Cracker, and Never the Bride all contribute Some upcoming concerts to look for are three years and is an excellent follow-up to their some nice interpretations. Big Head Todd and Filter ("Hey Man Nice Shot") at the Mirage Recently the music scene has been inundat- original with the all too catchy "Shine." The new the Monsters masterfully covers "Tangerine." Nightclub on 10/19. Phish will be at the St. Paul ed with new groups, each with its own new hit sin- CD starts out with an excellent imitation of Hootie and the Blowfish steal the show with Civic Center on 10/25. Kitaro offers some trippy gles. This week I'll be looking at a few of the new Extreme; however once you press your skip but- their cover of "Hey Hey What Can I Do," showing new age sounds on 10/25 at the Historic State groups on the charts these days. I'll also look at ton, you'll find it is a pretty good CD. Collective their fans they are as multi- talented as they are Theater. And if you haven't seen the schedule for the Led Zeppelin tribute that features many mod- Soul, like Extreme, has excellent back-up vocals, multicultural (but they still can't make videos upcoming bands playing at First Ave., you better em rock bands covering the classics. making for some killer harmonies. They also seem worth a hootie). But with excellent covers come look; it's an excellent schedule this month and BETTER THAN EZRA has gained notoriety to have a knack for coming up with very catchy covers that should never have been made. Sheryl next..t lately for their catchy single "Good." If you don't tunes. Usually after hearing their songs once, you Crow, crowing on D 'yer Maker, will probably send CSPs Win Bruhl presents new art collection of work, Bruhl replied, "I hope to make a by Erica Christian sequence of compositions that deal with On October 5, a crowd of people from the architectural structures from pre-con- Wisconsin and Minnesota gathered at the quest Mexico." Phipps Center for the Arts in Hudson, Besides a gallery filled with outstand- Wisconsin. The Centers five galleries ing prints and drawings, there were also were occupied by several artists incorpo- many colleagues and friends of Bruhl pre- rating many different types of art forms. sent for the reception. Keith Williams, However, the Main Gallery was of special chair of the art department, remarked that interest to those coming from Concordia it was a "Wiz-Bang turnout! That is the St. Paul. Our very own Win Bruhl, profes- first time I have seen good, viable support sor in the art department, presented a col- of the visual arts from the Concordia lection of 20 recent prints and drawings. College Community." In the beginning stages of the making of Win Bruhl's ability and excitement the show, Win's focus was on architectur- for printmaking and drawing is evident in al structures. The result was a show which each piece hanging in the Phipps Center. was more about natural setting and light, The show will run until October 31. If you using architectonic landscapes. When have not seen it yet, I encourage you to asked what his plans are for his next series check it out today !t What a Movie! by Carrah Rosine raised on the Casper cartoon.) huge success in the theatre; however, it was a geous wife who also must fight the battle, and she If you liked I.Q. or Sleepless in Seattle, you'll strangely, interesting film with a great cast. This must face hardships her husband could never Recently released on video were Casper, love this timeless movie. French Kiss has that flick stars (you'll never guess) Quentin Tarantino, imagine. This film has its lulls, but it is a great Destiny Tunis on the Radio, Tommy boy, Rob old Meg Ryan romance, and with Kevin Kline (A Nancy Travis (Vanishing, Three Men and a Baby), story of courage and strength, also of love and the Roy, Losing Isaiah and French lass. If you're the Fish Called Wanda) starring opposite her, you're and Dylan McDermott (The Cowboy Way, Miracle human heart. This is the kind of film men and type of person that still lets that inner child loose guaranteed a little light humor as well. In this on 34th St.) Dylan plays a man just out of prison women can enjoy equally but beware: this is a once in a while, Casper is the movie for you, or if film, Kate flies to Paris to convince her ex-fiancee and ready to get his love back. However, it isn't as heavy film not one you want to watch if you're try- you are into special effects this is also a good film. that he still loves her. However, on the plane trip easy as he thought it would be. With the help of ing to maintain a light mood. The movie stars (surprise, surprise) Casper. Bill over, she meets Luc, the French thief, who vows a mysterious man, his attempts are a little more In the theatres this month, you can see Pullman (Malice, Sleepless in Seattle) plays a sin- to help her win back her fiancee's love and the successful, but you'll have to rent it if you want to Seven, an action/mystery starring Brad Pitt and gle dad who counsels lost spirits, meanwhile look- necklace he hid in Kate's bag. This comic know the end. O.K. I admit the ending is a little Morgan Freeman, Too Wong Fu, starring Patrick ing out for his deceased wife along the way. romance is bound to win the love of thousands. predictable, but it does have a small surprise. Swayze and Wesley Snipes in drag, and To Die Christina Ricci (Addam's Family, Mermaids) plays Saturday Night Live fans are certain to enjoy However, you'll have to find out for yourself. 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the fourth quarter as two sophomores connected Momentum quickly changed in this see-saw for the Comet's lone score. On the play Chad affair as Maranatha sustained another long drive Coburn threw a 26 yard strike to Jesse Ferbeyre in for a touchdown on a three yard pass from the back of the end zone. It was a carbon copy of Maranatha quarterback Steve Chromy to his big the Comets' go-ahead touchdown two weeks ear- tight end. lier versus Lakeland as Coburn was forced to Maranatha held the Comets on their next scramble out of the pocket before finding a wide possession, and the Crusaders looked to be in CSP Football Chasing #1 open Ferbeyre. position to put us away. Chromy dropped back to Despite a positive effort, the team fell to pass after a play fake to Davis, but when he turned (WI) on Saturday, the comets record stands Wartburg 69-7. and fired the ball down field, he found Comet at 0-5-1, 0-2 in the UMAC. Saturday's loss Coming in to Saturday's home game against defensive back John Avery open on the play. followed a loss to Wartburg College (IA). Maranatha, T.C.'s troops were riding a wave of Avery's interception gave the comets great field Coach Tom Cross took his team down excitement as they prepared for four consecutive position inside Maranatha territory, and the to Iowa to play Wartburg on September 30. games versus conference foes. Comets capitalized. There they faced a very difficult task—play- CSP looked great in the opening quarter as Coburn threw his third TD of the day, this ing the eighth ranked team in the country. they stormed to a 14-0 lead. Senior defensive end time to Coggins on an 18 yard streak to the left That's not all. John Voyda scored the Comets' first points on a corner of the end zone. Coburn finished the The Comets were shorthanded as they 67 yard fumble return for a touchdown. It was the game going 16-33 for 214 yards with three touch- were without key players on both offense third touchdown of the year for the defense and downs and no interceptions. and defense. Safety Zach Lerner, fullback the second one that Voyda was a part of. He The game was tied with less than four min- Joe Nusbaum, and linebacker Joe Law sat forced a fumble at Eau Claire that was picked up utes to play, but a tired Comet defense, led by on the sidelines in street clothes. Treco by Law, dished off to Scott Bloomquist, and Zach Lemer's 17 tackles, was unable to stop Coggins saw limited action at wide receiver returned for a touchdown. Maranatha on their next possession as Chromy hit as he was hampered with a hamstring CSP's Jason Morrisey scored the second Scott Lanzen on a three yard scoring pass. And By Ryan Smith injury. Comet touchdown on a 36 yard pass from after the extra point failed, CSP faced a 34-28 And though the injuries may have changed Coburn. deficit with just forty ticks left on the game clock. The Comets defense was then greeted by the The game ended as Coburn overshot The Comet football the Comets' defensive scheme and offensive play UMAC's leading rusher in Daniel Davis. Davis, Coggins on a desperate attempt to reach paydirt. team has completed the selection, they probably did not have too much to who entered the game with 441 rushing yards in The Comets travel to Ladysmith, Wisconsin toughest non-conference do with the game's outcome. Wartburg was his first four games, tied the score on touch down this Saturday to play UMAC rival Mount Senario at schedule in school history as tough. The Knights dominated the first half as they runs of five and two yards. 1:00. they faced the #3 and #8 Maranatha then took a 21-14 lead as they teams in NCAA division In opened a 41-0 lead heading to the third quarter. On offense and defense the Wartburg lines were able to block 'a Coburn punt and return the football. Now the team looks worked their way through the smaller Comet football 45 yards for a score. But the Comets to challenge for #1—their fought hard. first victory of the 1995 sea- team. The Comets were held to negative offensive Coburn hit Nusbaum on a 10 yard pass to tie son. the game in the third quarter, and momentum After losing a heart- yardage in the first half and just one first down, seemed to be on the Comets' side. breaker to Maranatha College but they showed a spark on the very first play of Look..Jen Stam's on TV!

By Jodi Riggert in April. schedule in order to keep up with the Unlike a large number of the women demands of the Viking squad. She attends four hour practices two to three times a You may have seen Senior Jennifer at tryouts who were dance majors,Jennifer week along with public appearances on Stam in Concordia's blue and gold yelling Stam had never taken any dance lessons in occasional Saturdays. Stam also started from the sidelines on the football field or her life. Stam did have thirteen years of practices right away in April and contin- along side the Comet's basketball court. cheerleading on her side, though, and she ued practicing throughout the summer. As Jennifer Stam is still cheering, but now also did some choreography for those a squad member, Stam does receive a she's on the Viking's field in the groups. salary and Viking attire free of charge but Metrodome. In April of 1995, Stam was According to Stam, the competition much of the time spent is volunteer. The one of forty women selected as a Viking was intense as she described walking into Viking cheerleaders, under the direction cheerleader for this NFL team's 1995 sea- the first tryouts: "I walked into this room of their head coach Mary Ann Dallas, son. where all these beautiful women were donate much of their time to the Viking's 270 women from around the state stretching out and I thought, 'What am I Children's Fund. gathered on March 23, 1995 in hopes of doing here?'" Stam continued to explain Now, next time you sit down on a representing the Vikings on the sidelines how trying out for the Viking's squad was Sunday afternoon or Monday night in in their purple and white squad uniforms. a true test of herself. "It was something I your purple and gold watching the Tryouts consisted of learning three differ- had always wanted to do," Stam corn- Minnesota Vikings; look for those camera ent dance routines and then performing mented, "and I knew I couldn't back out shots to the sidelines, and you might see them in groups of 10 in front of a panel of now." Jennifer Stam, among the other Viking 12 judges. 80 women were selected at the Although being a Viking cheerleader end of the day to attend a squad training is glamorous, it is also a lot of work. Stam women, living out her dreamt camp before competing in a final audition did have to readjust her school and work

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fetTORMIS CSP students getting $1.5Million in state aid was offered generous financial aid packages by that they are not "supporting institutions, but What can we do as students? Quick to many colleges. people." Backing up his statement, he shows the respond, Nathan replies, "Students need to con- Nathan Mueller originally worked in admis- legislators the benefits of state grants and the tact their legislators. It makes all the difference." sions; he states, "Financial aid came with the turf." "ability of students to graduate and go on as pro- Each year college relations try to inform students He became even more involved with financial aid ductive members of the work force." as to who their hometown legislators are. Last after President Holst was installed. Placed in his Has financial aid improved? Not drastically, year legislators heard more from students which current position in college relations, Mueller but funding for the state aid program has made them more receptive and Nathan's job strove to get to know the government officials increased. Nathan states, 'We are fortunate to more effective. that represent Concordia College. _ keep funding where it is." Currently, Concordia Although this year is an election year and not Serving on the financial aid committee and students receive a total of $1.5 million in state aid. much will happen, we still need to be concerned being chair Of the 'ruition Review Board, Nathan is Although David is financially independent with the idea that state universities need more able to help both boards work together. He is from his parents, he states, 'Their income deter- money. State universities believe that low tuition able to ensure that with the rising cost of tuition, mines my financial aid award. Income only, and is the best way to have affordable education, but financial aid also increases. not family debt, play a role in determining finan- even today their tuition is no longer affordable Off campus, he is involved with all levels of cial need." The government determines David's without financial aid. As a by Dan Bassett government. He is primarily involved with the financial need just at the level of his academic private college, we have won half the battle by state legislature financial aid policy. When in ses- scholarships. In his words, "If I lose my academic maintaining state aid at its current level. Let's not If anyone were to receive a full scholarship, sion, he meets with eight to ten legislators. scholarships, I will receive grants and aid that I look back and dwell on how far we have come but it would be David Brinkman. Graduating seventh Working to "deflate the myth that all private col- don't now receive. What's my incentive to main- continue forward, keeping our eyes on our goal. out of 455 students with an ACT score of 34, he lege students are wealthy," Nathan reminds them tain good grades?"

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