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OCT 19, VOLCVIII 1995 ISSUES

Crescentrr "The relentless pursuit of truth, in Christ.

Students concerned about dancing at GFC GARY HOGAN & can't monitor people's minds Rebecca Malmfeldt, AS Counsel to get feedback P A T R I C K J O H N S O N or what goes on afterward." CGFC Supreme Court Jus about the new plan. Staff Writers, Ttie Crescent Another concerned stu tice, started working on the "For the most part it was After being a tradition for dent Sheryl Ench, a junior policy over the summer. very positive feedback," many years, the George Fox Christian ministries major. Malmfeldt was in contact Patrick Bennett ASCGFC stu College dancing policy has with Ed Stevens, Jim dent body president stated. been radically changed by Fleming and Patrick Bennett The plan was then pre ASCGFC. on the design of the new sented to the Executive Com T h e a t e r G a m e s Although the new policy plan. Central Committee mittee of the Board of Trust For prizes, laughs and has been approved by the worked on the plan while ees, who approved it and unconventional Board of Trustees, it still is they were on walkabout and passed it on to the Student entertainment, come to trying to gain widespread during student government Life Committee on September Theater Games. It will be approval from the George in service, the week before 29. held in Wood-Mar Fox community, from stu orientation. The time was After approving the pro Auditorium on Friday, dents, faculty, and staff alike. spent working on writing posal they passed it on to the Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m. Many students are con the best policy possible. full Board of Trustees. Either cheer on your cerned that GFC is backslid The process to change the Then, one month from the favorite team or sign up ing in it's quest to be a dancing rule on campus was start of the process, on Sep on the bulletin board in Christ-centered institution. started on September 1 when tember 30, the Full Board of the SUB to participate. Shane Sanders, a sopho put it more simply. "It is dif a copy of the ASCGFC pro Trustees passed the ASCGFC more Christian ministries ficult for me to see how danc posal was given to Ed dancing policy. Students were Sociology/Social Work major said, "I feel it is a step ing won't get out of hand. Stevens for suggestions. He not involved with any of the Club in the wrong direction, as far Contemporary Christian sent his recommendations committee meetings, one area Bill Cook, MSW, team a s m o r a l s t a n d a r d s o f t h e songs make me think of wor back to Central Committee which raises student concern. supervisor at Kaiser school. It is putting students shipping God, but I don't feel l a t e r t h a t m o n t h . "I felt like it was almost Permanente in Salem, in situations they don't need I c a n d a n c e w i t h s o m e o n e On September 20, mem will speak on, "The to be in. Even though there while I am worshipping bers of Central Committee Please turn to Uncertainty Principle in will be faculty present, they God," she stated. addressed the Academic DANCING, Paged Clinical Practice: Fads a n d F a n c i e s i n Professional Practice." New Darkina lot bu GFC security supervisor The meeting will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 24, experiences heart problems in Hoover 219 from 7 to ANDREW MILLER the large arteries of my heart are 8:30 p.m. News Editor, The Crescent larger then usual." " I t ' s c o m m o n f o r m a l e s t o Wycliffe Bible On a recent trip to have heart problems like this, Translators Vancouver B.C. with his wife but often they go unnoticed be Wycliffe Bible Translatore and daughter, GFC Security cause people think it's stomach will be on campus supervisor Loren Van Tassel problems or something else. Wednesday and began to feel stomach pain [The pains I had] didn't warrant Thursday, Oct. 18-19 to and indigestion. "We came any treatment at this time since talk with studente. A back a bit early new vessels representative will be in on Monday will grow Phil Ewen, lor The Crescent the SUB from 8:30 a.m. to into the af 2 p.m. For more infor and I had a The new parking lot was completed this summer blood test at the fected area mation, call Career and supply Services at ext. 2330. RACHEL DUNCAN hospital" re c o u n t s Va n Ta s the small Staff Written The Crescent sel. "They area which W e l l n e s s R e s o u r c e The College recently opened a new $80,000 parking lot for found that a w a s a f Center use. The lot, which was planned to have been completed for certain type of fected." The Wellness Resource last April's commencement, had recently been landscaped with Van Tas Center hours will be 9 enzyme associ trees and shrubs. ated with heart s e l w a s a d a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, There are forty-four new parking spaces in the recently ex vised to limit Oct. 20. damage was in panded Hoover parking lot which are not colored-coded for my blood." h i s a c t i v i t i e s student parking (being primarily for staff and visitors to the The doctors for one week Job Hunter's Workshop college). Last year, one year after the Edwards-Holman Science and to watch Leam how to find performed an Center was constructed, the development office decided to en angiogram to h i s c h o l e s terol levels. employment at the "Job large the existing lot and reconfigure the main entryway to the try and discern Hunter's Workshop" College's Woodmar/Hoover Academic Buildings. the possibilities of heart dam "[This week] I have agreed to sponsored by Career Due to Physical Plant being swamped with work requests. age or worse. They found that come in and open up the offices Services on ^turday, Oct. Directors Clyde Thomas and John Lyda of Plant Services and one vessel of his heart was so it's more convenient for Hm 28. The workshop will be New Construction were unavailable for comments at this time smaller then usual and blocked [Commins, GFC Security Direc held from 9 a.m. to noon in regards to the final cost and completion date. halfway down. That accounted tor] and then do some light ac in Edwards-Holman This summer, work-study students with Physical Plant and for the pain, since when that tivities. By next week I think I Science Center, room 125. New Construction spent months laboring over the large area. particular vessel gets blocked can be back full time." Space is limited. Contact "People don't realize how much effort has gone into this park it reflects it's pain over to the Major problems are not ex Career Services at ext. ing lot," commented David Wood of New Construction and stomach area. They also found pected in the future. "The main 2330, for more Grounds. "Most of the work you can't even see because it's con that there was another small thing is for me to avoid extreme information. touring and underground piping for irrigation. We didn't start vessel which was partially exercise.. .and just pace myself blocked, but that wouldn't ac like a normal person. I appreci Please turn to count for any damage right ate the prayers and concem of PARKING LOT, Page 8 now. "The good news is that everyone.. .it's nice to be back." PA G E 2 the ceescenH!SS§2«°SJ»^

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^The C MY THOUGHTS. Crescent MISSION STATEMENT: Fun is fine on KFOX "We, the student newspaper, desire to he a voice for the students, a voice that carries an informative message that expresses integrity and professionalism." 3 R 0 0 K E H O P P E R Technically, show Opinion & Commentary Baord tunes are secular music. PATRICK A. JOHNSON, Editor-in-Chief They aren't necessarily CAROLYN M, WADLOW, Assistant Editor ANDREW S. MILLER, News Editor My mom says, more glorifying God, so they JONATHAN G. HAYS, A & E Editor MATTHEW B. OPITZ, Sports Editor or less, that if music isn't shouldn't be on the air. ELIZABETH M. PHARES, Page Layout Editor 1. CARL WIEGAND, Ad Design Editor glorifying God, it's not But you listen to them PHILIP S. EWERT, Photo Editor MICHAEL J. SLIVKOFF, Sports Layout worth listening to. at home when you CHARITY A. PICKETT, News Layout MEREDITH H. MICHEL, Opinion Layout Apparently, a good watch TV, don't you? M. JAYLENE WECKS, Copy Editor ANDREW J. LINVILLE, Copy Editor number of people (or a Do you cover your ears LETHA A. TAWNEY, Advertising Director ANITA A. CIRULIS, Staff Advisor small amount with loud because it's evil Satan The Crescent encourages reader response and participation through "Letters to the Editor." Letters should voices) agree with her. music? I doubt it. be typewritten and no longer than 250 words. Letters must be signed and may be edited for length, spelling At a Christian school, The music isn't and clarity. The Crescent reserves the right to refuse publication of any letter. Send letters to The Crescent, only Christian music exactly fruitful, but my SUB Box E. The deadline for "Letters to the Editor" is Friday the week before the following issue. should be played, no point is, it's not doing m a t t e r w h a t . any harm either. It's just Well, folks, the prob plain fun; and God lem with that theory is invented fun. To the Editor... that the "what" is Our KFOX DJs are as a time when " ...we lems of race relations. We repetition. Here's a fact: E R I K W E C K S playing "alternative" could get 10,000 people are finally talking! There repetition on the radio Student style music because in the streets in two are several obvious (example of the night that's what the kiddies that the "Friends" theme are hip to these days. It's Wed., Oct. 11, in the hours." He said that it examples of this. One of was played over and Woolman Forum Chapel, was a time when people the chief ends of the what the DJs are going over again) is boring, our speaker Jim Wallis rose up against violence, Promise Keepers move for, too. and hence, listeners are ment is to restore the On the official KFOX correctly pointed out against Vietnam. lost. I would strongly unity of the different CD shelf are alternative many of the problems It's true that KFOX is which exist today be challenge the assumption ethnic wings of Christ's Christian groups like tween Afro-Americans that it is once again time church. Portland has just a campus radio Dakota Motor Company station. No one is out to and the majority of to rebel as students. I been a model city in this and Lost Dogs, which make a profit, but the C a u c a s i a n s i n o u r c o u n would also strongly regard. For several years sound just like U2 and DJs are there to entertain try. He rightly pointed challenge the '60s as a dialogue between Afro- similar secular groups. out the great differences American, Latino, Ameri everyone on campus and So why not play bands being a time of positive have a good time while of opinion in the black change. The civil rights can Indian and Asian like Dakota Motor and white communities movement which started pastors has been develop they're at it. By the way, Company and Lost about the results of the in the '50s came to a repetition isn't enjoyable ing. There are regular for the DJs either. Dogs, you ask? OJ Simpson trial, and he crossroads in the '60s. cross-denominational, Well, they do; but the also pointed out the With the assassinations of multi-ethnic meetings of Repetition at our selection of God glorify differences in perception Martin Luther King Jr. these pastors for worship, quaint little radio station becomes a problem very ing music that college about the police. He and the reformed prayer and seeking of the age youngin's really dig Malcolm X, black nation Lord's will for the city. It quickly. Upon gazing at is dreadfully limited. encouraged us as whites Ae shelf in the studio, to begin listening to the alists moved civil rights was in one of these multi Our George Fox DJs, in it's easy to guess that the black community; to away from reconciliation. ethnic meetings that the an effort to keep this learn to understand the The sexual revolution idea of a mass worship pickin's are mighty slim. Sometimes mighty, campus in a state of differences in perception (not to be confused with meeting for the whole musical satisfaction, between our races. All of the women's rights church of Portland came mighty slim, depending must seek out new and on your taste in music. these things are good. movement) which stu about. On November 26, exciting songs to play; All of his insights into dents started as a protest this event will take place A third of the puny selection is by some unfortunately, that modern society ring true of traditional Christian in the new Rose Garden means dipping into the denomination of the except one, his view of morals of society, has Arena. One of the only world of seculardom. the church. set goals of those plan Wynans. Another third today left us with tre is some wacky, crazy, In Heaven, I'm sure, S e v e r a l t i m e s h e mendous problems such ning the event is to make slow, piano bar music by we'll all have the Chris satirized traditional as teen pregnancy, abor sure that the many ethnic tian music with the beat church practices and tion, AIDS and a popula groups of the Church of people named we love to groove to all church leaders. Satirical tion where a large major Portland will be repre Donatello, and the remainder is a mesh of eternity long, but for r e m a r k s w e r e m a d e ity of people are not sented in the preparation now, in our imperfect about leaders only virgins when they marry. of the worship, reading of Newsboys, D.C. Talk, world, it is literally wanting to throw money Finally, the great student Petra, and about two scripture and attendance. CDs that I think are impossible to avoid the at a problem and the use protests of the '60s, This event is intended to rest of society. It's all of the authority of the instead of providing actually pretty slick. be similar to the worship All of the DJs try to around us, you know. Bible to give evidence for unity, helped to polarize sessions which took place a truth that a minister or our society. This polar a few years ago, just make their show appeal So, if KFOX does ization left deep wounds before the Billy Graham ing. It's nice to know intend to keep allowing speaker is presenting. that you're not just secular music on their Certainly these things among Vietnam veterans crusade. were intended as tongue and student protesters Now is not the time for a talkmg to space, and that li^en the only in cheek, but were also alike. student rebellion! Now is youve got a listener or great restrictions should m e a n t a s c r i t i c i s m s o f I think the key ingredi the time for supporting, two. be that the words are our current leaders. ent missing in Mr. Wallis' encouraging, and rejoicing Several DJs are not blasphemous, and He seemed in the end speech (and the student with the leaders of the picking up listeners by that they don't go to present a picture of protest movement) was a Portland church. God is getting a little wacky against any of the values our church and society as faith in the work of God bringing reconciliation and Hke playing show tunes, that GFC has estab being asleep in the face in his church leaders. I unity! There is far to go, which 1, personally lished. If it's just a cute of massive racial prob think that this time is one but He is at work. It is think are fun. You could song, or it has a nifty lems. He called for of the most encouraging time for this generation to say. Well, what's the beat and I can groove to students to question times ever in the history try something new: to point of playing show the tunes, then what's authority and to rise up of the American church. question the assumptions there reaUy harm? It's good, and be active in a move Instead of being asleep, of our leaders while sup need to be a point? clean, down-home fun. ment for change. He our leaders are awake as porting them and working And fun, says I, is fine. pointed back to the '60s never before to the prob within the church. THE CRESCENT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19,1995 PAGE 3

The tale of two churches ANDREW MILLER will do. to be a spiritual leader, and The pastor was not a His purpose was to lead the News Editor, The Crescent H e w a s a s h r e w d b u s i not a CEO? If someone CEO; he was only a spiri church council, the CEO ness man. Under his guid came to him with a prob tual leader. and the congregation as a There once was a church. ance, the church grew and lem, would he react as a The financial and admin spiritual leader. He was It was a holy church and prospered. His fame and pastor or a CEO? Was he istrating concerns were able to concentrate solely lives were changed, saved reputation grew as he and more concerned with build handled by the church on God's will without the and recommitted. People the church council worked ing new pews, altars, and council, who made one man petty concerns of quotas, to build the finest, richest, prayer chapels or with the CEO. The CEO would fiscal years and budgets. He grew and were nourished in most esteemed church in also didn't have to deal this church. meeting the spiritual needs pray with the rest of the the Pacific Northwest. of his congregation? parish, but was not consid with the tribulations of the This church was also a H o w e ve r, th e re w a s a T h e r e w a s a n o t h e r ered a spiritual leader. He b u s i n e s s w o r l d . business. It grew, it merged church down the street. was a spiritual man, but he There are certain times and it competed with other problem. The church was plagued This church, also, was a hired, fired and balanced where the fine line between churches. It competed for by strife, rumors and con business and a church. budgets. He tried to follow a CEO and a spiritual leader titles, for fame and for fusion because he was both However, the church and G o d ' s w i l l , b u t h e w a s a is blurred. To what extent higher offerings; as any CEO and pastor. One day the business worked to business man over being a should a leader be a CEO and business would to survive. his employees would come gether, rarely interfering. spiritual leader. People al to what extent should he be The pastor was also the to him with spiritual The church was a holy ways understood what role a pastor? Often, clarification CEO of this church. He struggles and concerns; the church of God, and the he was following and he did will help prevent the appear hired and fired his employ next, he would hand them business was a place where his job well. ance of power being abused ees as CEO's will do, but he their pink slip. To what end God's will was respected. It The pastor's only func and help to secure the lead would also pray and mentor could the employees and grew, it merged and it com tion was to pray, counsel ers position in the minds of them as a spiritual leader parishioners trust the CEO peted with other churches. and guide the congregation. the people. yea A, Whatever,,, Dance club list proves a point

P A T R I C K J O H N S O N c l u b s i n o u r d a n c e c l u b l i s t . Why don't you just ask us? Editor-in-Chief, The Crescent "Whoops," was my reaction. Over the course of the last We included phone numbers week a total of two students Dancing. Ask me how with all the clubs on the list, have come and actually talked much 1 really care about danc so I assumed people could to me about our dancing list. I ing. I am not a person who call and find out how late only received one vague E- enjoys, watches or even does they were open, what type of mail message in my personal dance. I hate it. To me, of all music they played, etc. We mailbox and no messages the things a person could do, offered the list as merely a from anyone involved with dancing seems like the biggest source of information, not an the discussion in the public fo waste of time. Dancing is the advertisement. rum. least of my worries this year. We have run a concert list This just goes to show that That is my opinion on the sub for Ozzy and many other secu my column last week must be ject. lar groups and have not heard true. In an unexplained and My A&E Editor, Jon Hays, a single complaint. I was unplanned way, Jon Hays asked me in passing one day s h o c k e d t o l e a m a f t e r t h i s l a t proved my point. People here what I thought about running est issue that people were even don't do anything about a a dance club directory on his reading whole pages, let alone problem, they just complain. pages. "Great," was my re starting a discussion about Well, we are cutting the danc sponse. After all, we run a them. ing list, only because we feel movie directory and a concert The next thing I know, it upset too many people. Of list. hellfire is raining down in the course, we heard this second After the issue came out, GFC Discussion folder on hand. an ASCGFC member came to Foxmail, started by an AS I h a v e s a i d i t b e f o r e a n d I me and talked about it. It CGFC member I might add. will say it again, if you see seems as though in the haste "What are people at the Cres something in the Crescent you to get the paper to press we cent thinking?" was one of don't like come talk to me. I accidentally included gay the responses on Foxmail. don't bite... yet. Women have something to fear yeaA, Whatever... tion of facts relating to violence LANA KIRBY about it later. Without a thought, these unwitting males against women, "3 out of 4 Opinion & Commentary Board laughed, said "Lighten up," or women will be victims of at It was late one evening calr^y assured the girls tiiat it least one violent crime during when a knock sounded on the was merely a joke. And it prob their lifetime" and "1 out of ev door of a girls' residence. ably was. But some of us aren't ery 7 women attending college Someone from security stood laughing. The possibility that has been raped." Even a sm^ at the doorstep with a waming. a male aggressor lurked on the campus such as ours is not im A suspicious-looking man has other side of that door is not as mune to these harrowing statis been seen hanging around out improbable as some might tics. Most sources agree that in side and the person from secu think. the majority of cases, victims are How ignorant of these acquainted with their attacker. rity had come to advise the oc males to scoff at fears that they In other words, violence against cupants of the house. He sug themselves may have never women is not limited to large gested that they lock the door, state universities. It is not lim shut the windows and pull the experienced, but are a reality for every woman who has ited to predatory strangers. It drapes, just to stay on the safe walked alone at night or made can and does happen every day on small college campuses like The girls were a bit apprehen her way through a darkened parking lot. Any reasonably in o u r o w n . sive, but they followed his ad formed individual should real The reality is that women are vice, expecting the evening to ize that there are real and legiti forced to corifront the possibility continue without incident. of becoming an assault victim However, soon after they se mate reasons to be afraid in a society that has seen the rate of eveiy time they are walking alone cured the place, a sharp rattlmg assault against young women at night or in any other circum of the doorknob broke through rise by nearly 50 percent since stance where they encounter in the evening stillness, awakening 1974. Simply, this reaction creased vulnerability. Men need a new apprehension that shows either a severe lack of to take the time to educate them clutched at their hearts for a few knowledge about the realities selves to these realities and to long moments. . ^ of violence against women or leam to listen to women's fears Of Cx)W'St, ^0 ^ Uew ^ They shouldn t have had to else a severe lack of class in re with concern and compassion. explain what brought that fear gards to these realities. Either Whether it be from ignorance or 'A* ivv ft iPoKl't so suddenly upon them. And inser^sitivity, men often tend to way, it is nothing less than ap downplay ^ese fears, and it is they shouldn't have had to put palling. ^ UP with the patronizing reachon high time tiiat they realize that this According to the Senate Ju is in itself passive victimization. that this incident provoked from diciary Committee's compila male classmates who heard THP rRESCENT, THURSPAX OCT. 19,1995 PA G E 4

New York Times Darby's a greaseball of personality Best Sellers Fiction KARA FOUTS too hard to push the 50's mo Staff Writer tif, while still making it look 1. Mirror Image, Tom authentic. The booths were Clancy and Steve Every time I drove by packed with people I imag Pieczenik. Berkley, $6.99. Darby's on first avenue, I ined to be faithful Darby's cus 2. Wings, Danielle Steel. gazed longingly in the win tomers who had been coming Dell, $6.99. dow and thought, "What an regularly for many years. 3. Nothing Lasts For amazing little diner that is." I finally chose the Denver ever, Sidney Sheldon. I'm not sure where my fasci Omelette ($5.95) after our Warner, $6.99. nation came from, especially cranky waitress had come by 4. Insomnia, Stephen since I'd never even set foot in for the third time and was King. Signet, $7.50. it before. It just reminded me completely perturbed because 5. Spencerville, Nelson of a typically quaint, small we were still talking and DeMille. Warner, $6.99. town hang out where locals sit hadn't yet decided. Emily or 6. A Tangled Web, Judith and talk about nothing for dered a grilled turkey and Michael. Pocket, $6.99. hours and where the food is Cheddar sandwich ($4.75) with 7.Showdown at homecooked and cheap. All of french fries. Centerpoint, Roger that is appealing to me. Fi While they prepared our MacBride Allen. Spec terol was really lacking. Just as nally, I decided to step beyond meals, Emily and I had a ham and cheese. It was so fill tra/Bantam, $5.99. the mystique and try a Darby's chance to catch some tidbits of ing that I couldn't fmish it. Emily commented that she felt 8. Wild Horses, Dick like a "big grease baU," the bel meal. the conversations around us. T h e h a s h b r o w n s w e r e Francis. Jove, $5.99. All day long Emily and I A customer was talking to a golden brown and of course the ligerent local who had earlier 9 . T h e B o d y F a r m , Darby's employee in a loud, toast (How can you go wrong enlightened us, bellowed out, Patricia Cornwell. geared up to have a huge feast with toast?) was perfect. "So, we're gonna clog up those of a dinner. I can't begin ex authoritative voice, "When Berkley, $6.99. Emily's sandwich was tre arteries a little more, huh?" 10. Daughter of Stars, plaining our disappointment you have hyper children it's I'm not kidding. when we arrived at seven pm good to give them raw ham mendous in size, and grilled to Phyllis A. Whitney. only to discover that Darby's burgers." We were laughing perfection. The cheddar had Darby's has an enormous Fawcett, $6.99. is open from six am to three too hard to hear the logic be melted nicely, though the tur amount of personality. You Non Fiction pm. We decided to return the hind this far-fetched home key was too dry. It was a good just haven't caught the essence next morning at 10:30. remedy. size, not too big to bite into but of Newberg unfi you've eaten Our waitress eventually de not so small that you could fin there. The food was adequate 1 .Couplehood, Paul Upon entering, my pleasant for the money but the atmo Reiser. Bantam, $5.99. suspicions about Darby's were livered the food and I'll tell you ish it in two bites. The french fries were home- sphere was tremendous. Even 2. Don't Stand Too Close confirmed. The restaurant is right now that she was on the to a Naked Man, Tim decorated in 50's decor with verge of being downright rude. made but extremely greasy. In with an extremely unpleasant (to put it pleasantly) waitress, Allen. Hyperion, $5.99. posters of Marilyn Monroe, In any case, we dove into our fact, the whole meal seemed to food and were very pleased. My be dripping grease. We attrib- we had a wonderful time. I 3. The Hot Zone, Rich Chuck Berry, James Dean, and ard Preston. Anchor/ Elvis. The atmosphere was omelette was deliriously moist uted this to the fact that in the would definitely recommend with green onions, peppers, 50's the knowledge of choles t h i s r e s t a u r a n t . Doubleday, $6.99. natural, like they hadn't tried 4. Having Our Say, Sara L. Delany and A. Elizabeth Delany. Dell, $5.99. 'Equilibrium' Aibum tops 'Unveiied' 5. Reviving Ophelia, If you are a IjwiiiiifrTr'iiiiiii L, . Mary Pipher. Ballantine, JOHN WICHNER Wenzel and others wrote most of the songs but the last Whitecross fan, I WHITE $12.50. Staff writer 6.Women Who Run track, 'Windows,' was writ highly recom Have you ever found an ten by White Heart's Billy m e n d t h i s a l With the Wolves, Clarissa Pinkola Estes. album that you loved, even Smiley. bum. If you have Whitecross' new sound n e v e r h e a r d o f Ballantine, $15. before the first chorus of the 7 . E m b r a c e d b y t h e first song ended? 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Top Ten The new Green Day-ia Vu Sounds Films BRANDON THORNBURG tory (except for, perhaps, the through the album, mostly f r o m t h e w r i t t e n a s r e f e r e n c e s t o h i m Staff Writer Damned). Mike Dirnt is a The top 10 films at very strong bass player, while self. Billie Joe's not any hap the box office for the You've heard this album Tr6 Cool plays exactly what's pier with life. In the aptly city past weekend, includ before. At least that's what called for on the drums. And titled "No Pride", he sings: Concerts coming to the "I'm just a mutt and nowhere ing the weekend's gross you're going to think as the you can say what you like Portland Area and the total gross. first song on Green Day's about power chords; Billie is my home. Where dignity's newest album Insomniac a land mine, in the school of •David Grisman Quin 1. "Seven," New Line, Joe can play them with a lot kicks off. "Armatage Shanks" of skill. An example of one of lost hope". tet, Oct. 20, 7:00 p.m. at $10.4 million; $45.5 mil s h o w s t h a t t h i s b a n d k n o w s the more unique songs on Despite the fact that at the Aladdin Theater. $15 lion, three weeks. what made them times this album feels (advance). 2. "Assassins," Warner like disc two of a two- popular. Indeed, the •White Zombie, Oct. 22, Brothers, $9.4 million, w h o l e a l b u m i s a d i s c s e t ( w i t h 7:00 p.m. at Memorial one week. DookieL it is enjoy Coliseum. 3. "Dead Presidents," fairly non-risk taking record. Having said able to hear. Not ev •Juliana Hatfield, Oct. Disney, $7.9 million; $8.5 that, it is a very good erything has to be a 24, at the Roseland the million, 11/2 weeks. album-if you like this bold new direction, ater. 4. "To Die For," Colum kind of thing. Green especially in the genre •Nine Inch Nails and Green Day has chosen. bia, $6.2 million; $6.9 Day is a (relatively) David Bowie, Oct. 25, million, two weeks. new band playing It would be the perfect 7:30 p.m. at The Rose 5. "How to Make an a l b u m f o r t h o s e w h o old music. The Sex Garden Arena. A m e r i c a n Q u i l t , " U n i have gotten tired of lis- P i s t o l s a n d ( c a n I •"Henry VI," Oct. 27- versal, $5.8 million, one mention this band?) terung to "Longview" Nov. 19, at Winningstad week. and "When I Come the Damned were do Theatre in Portland. $8- 6. "The Big Green," A r o u n d " a n d w a n t n e w ing this stuff before $21.50. but similar songs to Disney, $3.9 million; $9.5 Billie Joe was even a •Sierra and New Song, million, two weeks. dream. However, mosh to, or whatever. If Oct. 28, 7:30 p.m. at the 7. "Devil in a Blue you haven't owned a punk was never re Green Day album be Salem Armory in Salem. Dress," TriStar, $3 mil a l l y a b o u t •The Renegade Saints, lion; $10 million, two variety as much as it fore, this is fine. If you Oct. 28, 9:00 p.m. at the weeks. hate Green Day widr a w a s a b o u t . . . w e l l . . . Roseland Theater. 8. "Halloween: The nonvariety. And in an passion-well, don't buy Curse of Michael offhanded compli it! •Belly and Catherine this album, "Brain Stew" Oh, and by the way, today Wheel, Oct. 30,8:00 p.m. Myers," Miramax, $2.5 mentary sort of way. Green at La Luna. million; $11 million, two Day can be as nonvarietal as show off these instrumental is the first of semiregular weeks. skills well. The song also contests in this space. The •James Taylor, Oct. 31, at anyone. first person who correctly the Arlene Schnitzer 9. "To Wong Foo, Having said this, there are shows a direction that one Thanks for Everything! some novel things on this al can't help wishing Green Day answers this question to Box Concert Hall. $23. Julie Newmar," Univer bum. "Panic Song", with its would take more often: start 5700 or x3496 will win a •My Life with the Thrill Kill Cult, Nov. 1, at La sal, $1.9 million; $31.2 long instrumental introduc ing softly and then building slightly (only slightly) used million, five weeks. tion, helps to remind us that to repeated climaxes in the Red Hot Chili Peppers al Luna. 10. "Showgirls," MGM, for all of their punk ethos. chorus. bum One Hot Minute : What •Out of the Grey, Nov. 1, $1.8 million; $17.8 mil Green Day is a very tight rock The lyrics haven't exactly is the song title "Bab's Uvula at 7:30 p.m. at the New lion, three weeks. group, more' so than almost changed, either. There's still Who?" from this album re Hope Community any other punk group in his mild profanity peppered ferring to? Church in Portland. •Ozzy Osbourne, Nov. 3, at 8:00 p.m. at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. •Sonic Youth, Nov. 5, at Spike Lee delivers with 'dockers' 7:00 p.m. at the Roseland brother. After a short conver Drug use, issues of trust and The movie ended on a note theater. ANDREW MILLER of hope, but also on a note of sation, Phifer leaves. allegiance, kids with guns, and Staff Writer, The Crescent •Cypress Hill, Nov. 13, at The man is killed and Ho so on. urgency. It seemed to say, 7:00 p.m. at the Salem micide is hot on the trail. This movie, which was di "OK, some stuff can be Armory. $16.50 (advance). Many have called "Clock- rected by Spike Lee, was much worked out, but overall, ers" the "Schindler's List" of Two veteran cops (Harvey •West Side Story, Nov. Keitel and John Turturro) are more serious then any other things need attention." the projects. Upon seeing it, The acting and direction 14-19, at the Civic Audi all over the case and finally fi l m o f h i s t h a t I ' v e s e e n . torium. one understands why. The were both excellent. Lee deftly come up against the brother Something that also surprised •The Steve Miller Band countless fatalities, the need combined acting, some hu who confesses to the crime. me was that it wasn't preachy. with Kenny Neal, Nov. less waste of human life. You It seems like many of today's mor, drama, and cinematogra almost expect to see a maniac Something's not right, 17, at 8:00 p.m. at the though. The brother is a 'racially orientated' movies phy into a movie which was Arlene Schnitzer Concert henchman in control. model citizen, attends seem to preach that all white fascinating, poignant, and Mekhi Phifer plays a drug commanded rapt attention. Hall. church, is a strong worker, males are stereotypical, racist dealer in New York. His con Keitel, Lindo, and Phifer all •Judy Collins, Nov. 18, at and is a devoted husband creeps and that all black males 9:00 p.m. at Pacific Uni troller, Rodney (Delroy and father. Keitel questions are completely innocent of give Oscar-meriting perfor Lindo), one day orders him to ever doing wrong. mances. versity. $20. Phifer and starts thinking •Blues Traveler, Nov. 30, kill a man (the logic being that "dockers" somewhat tran This movie is a forceful, "We've locked up the wrong at 7:30 p.m. at the Arlene Rodney then has a crime brother." The police know of scended that easy-out by thought provoking, and fasci nating drama which is well Schnitzer Concert Hall. against him to keep him from his links to Rodney and often pointing out that black males $21.50. ever going to the cops to con (like white males) are human worth the admission price. I run him in for suspected •Trisha Yearwood, Dec. fess). drug deals. and make their own choices give "Clockers" 3.5 stars out We then see Phifer deliber about where their lives will of 4. Rated R probably for pro 10, at 8:00 p.m. at the "dockers" deals with is C h i l e s C e n t e r . ating the murder and working sues which are prevalent in the lead, and that not all white fanity, subject material, vio up the guts to carry it out. He inner city of America today. males are racist pigs. lence, and drug use. walks into a bar and sees his

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T'f.TT- .'i- Limited number of XC runners hang tough MY THOUGHTS PHILAUTREY race. ' Bergman's 62nd place qualification. Notably absent in the men's invitational race Staff Writer, The Crescent finish was the highest of any of the George Fox invitational were Sean Beebe, Eli Lane, and A limited version of the participants on either side. Chuy Rome, all three of whom Burst the Bubble George Fox men's and Freshman Alisha Mulkey and had been interchangeable m women's cross country teams the number one spot tor the were up against a very com Junior Jarae Kauffman, who MATT OPITZ it up your..." (Sorry were separated by only 10 sec Bruins this year. petitive field of NCAA Div. I In the co-ed open 5,UUU Sports Editor, The Crescent gang, but this is a and NAIA top 25 squads at the onds, finished a close second W h a t i s t h e s o l e famuy paper.) Hey, time and third. Closing out the meter race, Eli Lane and Erik Jeff Drenth Invitational on Sat jurpose of intramurals? out guys. Think about it scoring team for the Lady Bru Gibson led the team as they a litfle. urday in Eugene. Five women pondered this question and seven men participated in ins were Sophomore Rima challenged the moist, uneven Then there are the last weekend as I tried the highly competitive invita Butler and Junior Angela course. The two stayed close t o r e c o v e r f r o m v a r i o u s huge egos that sports tional field, and the rest of the Linder. throughout the race, finishing just seem to bring out in In the men's invitational bumps and bruises that participants for the team com less then a second apart in sev I received in "flag" people. Some of tnese race, which looped along enth and eighth places respec guys come decked out peted in the open 5 kilometer Steve Prefontaine's trail. Jun football. Is the purpose in their high school race. tively. The race was Gibson's to win, or is it to pro The women, who were run ior Dave Dewar was the first first this season, after suffer jerseys, bandanas, and Bruin to cross the line in 65th vide an opportunity for receiver gloves. It seems ning in the invitational race ing a quadriceps injury early non- athletes to partici that either they are without three of their top five place. Following behind in September. Karen Baltz, runners, included number one Dewar was ever-improving who won her age group in the pate in sports? I think a trying to relive the glory ot of people have lost runner Dawn Hartwig and re Junior Dave Dixon, who has race was the top finisher for days, or they are trying consistently gotten better after sight of the real purpose to draw attention to turning Ail-American the women in the open race. Rebekah Ulmer. They still fin missing the first part of the This weekend the teams or intramurals and are themselves and say, season with a wrist injury that ished twelfth, defeating teams will be traveling to ruining the fun for jeez, I am a stud, you from Western Oregon, Lane hampered his early season others. nad better watch out. Bellingham, Washington to Now, I can only relate One team, the Regula C.C., and NCAA Division I training. Dixon, in his first race the annual Western Washing Chico State. back this season qualified to be to football, since I tors, even have their an Academic All-American by ton Invitational, a highly com haven't taken part in the own set of erseys for Leading the charge for the this sport. Let me tell women was senior Emily breaking the 28:30 standard petitive NAIA meet that volleyball games this Bergman, who coach Wes for 8,000 meters to go along promises to be a preview of you, they sure do look the NCIC conference meet. year, but I bet they are all pretty out there and Cook said ran a really "tough with the minimum 3.5 CPA experiencing the same things that football is, put the rest of us to shame, but it sure except it is probably doesn't make them play more low key. These better. Weekend Sc:ores people out there take And then there are this game seriously. the egos fighting off the MEN'S WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL Now, I want to win as bad as the next guy, field, on E-mail. Tom SOCCER SOCCER Anthony(who probably who doesn't? But I takes intramurals more GFC don't get totally seriously than anyone FRIDAY FRIDAY def. chapped when I lose. on campus), Chad Some guys start swear Opitz(yes, my one and GEO 1 Whitman 3 Concordia ing up a storm when only brother) and James Whitwoilh 0 GFC 10T 15-9, 15-10, 15-7 things don't go well, "The Legend" Homolka and there can be some (Legend-right, what pretty interesting things ever) bicker back and SATURDAY SATURDAY C R O S S C O U N T R Y said out on the field. forth and it is really It is really something amusing to read what GFC 2 Whitworth 3 to see the alumni, who they type. C'mon guys, Whitman 0 GFC 0 Men: 13th out of are suppose to be grown put the egos and macho men and therefore act acts away. Go out, run 15 teams around, be serious and grown up, get mad have some fun. Women: 12th out when they lose. On one I mean, think about, of 15 teams occasion, one of these this isn't a battle for the mature alumni players, Super Bowl Trophy or grabbed an opposing anything. 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GFC dedicates new auditorium RACHEL DUNCAN performed in the auditorium. Parking lot: Forty-four new spaces added The opening show, "Big River", Staff Written The Crescent • Continued from Page One Roger Miller's musical version remain in its former location near the cor ner of Meridian and Sherman. The already Wood-Mar Auditorium was of "Huck Finn," had the benefit getting compliments until the trees and dedicated on Saturday, October of trying out new additions like grass went in." existing parking lot has been realigned per 14. The evening coincided with extra stage space, extra storage The crew planted several good-sized pendicularly to match up with the extension. a Board Member Dinner and an space under the audience plat trees, rows of small shrubs, and a well-mani This is the college's most heavily used pub form, new lighting and sound cured lawn in the space between Calder, lic entry according to Barry Hubble in his invitation-only Dedication Din news report to the college's Public Relations ner. capabilities and the brand new Woodmar and the lot. Unfortunately, devel The original ceremony was blue stage curtain. opment also meant the removal of a 30-foot Department. extended, starting off with an Other much-appreciated fea memorial redwood. The tree used to stand Originally, the paved area was designed open-house tour from 2:00- 5:30 tures of the remodeled theater in in the area, dedicated to a former religion to consist of forty-five car spaces, four of which handicapped. The parking lot now PM in the renovated third floor clude an increase in seating from professor at GFC who passed away in 1982. of Wood-Mar. Members of the 150 to 257. Ornate wood chairs The main difference that one notices has forty-four new spaces (including two additional handicapped spaces), four sub theater department, including with dedication plaques now face along Meridian Street now is that the offi work-study students, actors, the floor-level stage. Classic dark cial college entrance has moved 250 feet stantially sized trees, an irrigated lawn bor technical crew and faculty were blue, burgimdy, and dark wood north, nearer to the intersection of Merid der, shrubs, six lights and two brand new on hand for those interested in beams continue the original pe ian and Franklin Street. The college sign will sidewalks. viewing the theater's facilities. riod decor. The colors and style Staff had been busy with prepa were chosen to preserve the tradi rations for a week, deciding on tional theater style. An actors' Crescent welcomes tliemes, setting up special light Greenroom now resides behind Dancing: Still an issue to GFC ing and preparing skits. Tour- stage right for pre-performance • Continued from Page One over again to keep GFC as a n e w s e d i t o r Christ-centered guides dressed as Medieval meetings and makeup, along with sneaked into the Board of pages and a small group of ac expanded back stage space for institution...however 1 am tors performed a scene from the Trustees. I didn't even know props and wagons. Streamlined it was being voted on, and disappointed in that particu upcoming play, "Saint Joan," wing space leads back along the lar decision [the dancing which will open November 9. walls to a stairway and mezza then it was passed," Sanders said. policy]," Maurice Chandler, During the Invitation Din nine, with two actor's dressing Sanders was not the only Director of Major Gifts ex ner, several actors and actresses rooms and a sewing room on the student who felt unin plained. played living mannequins, second level. Shaun McNay, acting vice- formed. "1 don't feel like 1 posing in still positions for the Tlie remodeling project ulti president of Student Life, has entire meal. In consideration of was well informed. The last mately cost $1.2 million dollars, time 1 heard about it was a d i f f e r e n t c o n c e r n . " I a m space, the actual dedication cer and is joined to the current sci when Rebbeca Malmfeldt concerned that the communi emony took place in the ence building, which serves as cation be clear and concise to Edwards-Holman Science a support for the historic Wood- got elected and not again the constituency. These are C e n t e r ' s a t r i u m . Mar. A new parking lot outside, until this year when it went The drama department in through." Karen Hafford, a people that pray for this landscaping, and completion of place." Hi! My name is Andrew tended the event to be a com outer cornice work on the build sophomore Pre-Med major, At the same time, Jim stated. Miller. I'm going to be the munity one, attended not only ing all serve to enhance the Last year, Malmfeldt Fleming, director of student News Editor of the Crescent by invited guests and board theater's environment. Patrons made reference to the danc life, had a positive viewpoint for the remainder of the year. members, but also by students, may enter either through Wood- of the new policy. "I think it's local patrons and other inter ing policy in her campaign Currently I'm working on Mar or EHS, ascend to the third time for the change," stated a double major of music and ested theater persoimel from floor and walk across a 20 foot speech as one of the things the Portland area. The recep she wanted to change during Fleming. communication arts. I play the sky bridge to gain access to the her term as Supreme Court Although there has been tion to the dedication and view Auditorium. The college plans concern over the dancing piano and organ, and enjoy ing officially went from 5:30- to use the Auditorium not only Justice. writing for the Crescent. policy, Rebbecca Malmfeldt Tm from Salem, Ore. 6:30. for dramatic productions, but Although Resident Assis feels that she did everything Since the floor's reconstruc also for classes, student musical tant Iva Trussell felt well-in- I'm not sure what I want to formed as part of student possible to make sure that the do with my life, but some tion, finalized in the summer of recitals, seminars and summer student voice was repre life, she "doesn't feel like stu ideas include 1994, three shows have been conferences. sented. "We did not write a d e n t s w e r e e v e r a s k e d . . . o r •being a Christian r n asked to vote on it." proposal until students came S a n d e r s a d d e d , " I f I back on campus. At that point •being known as some 2:1 would have voted on it, I I spoke to over 200 people thing besides "Cams Room mate" would have voted against it. telling them exactly what our • Enjoy life, music, writing, proposal said....It was [even] 0^1 and other people UJ discussed in town hall. cdI Employees of the college 1100 Sprinkbrook Rd, have also voiced concern "There were flyers that went Basically, what I don't want Rl to do is narrowed down to: 538-0441 about the new policy. The re out in everybody's mailboxes. I 81 actions to the passage of the believe it was also announced in •working at Denny's, RENT ONE policy varies throughout the chapel." graveyard shift or otherwise GET ONE FREE institution. However, Sanders is still con Anyway, I'm glad to be the "I have total confidence in cerned. "I am really apprehen News Editor for YOUR paper (of equal or lesser value) this year. Your comments, sug L Ed Stevens...he has long sive of It and feel like it could be made the comment over and a step m the wrong direction." gestions, and ideas are always welcome.