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College, Gambier, Ohio 43022 Thursday, September 16, 1982 Volume CX, Number 1 Kenyon Assoc. Provost: Small Frosh Class Poses Little Problem of By Lynn Travers As these students found students do leave for all sorts of Architect only to afford A strong student retention rate, themselves able reasons." coupled with a healthy number of attending state universities, The majority of those who A Era Ivy-Leag- ue new transfer and returning students, Kushan feels, the changed their minds about coming went down waiting By Julia Marlowe has largely offset the smaller than schools their to Kenyon were women, a slight Joan Straumanis liked my analogy average size of the Freshman lists to fill out their Freshman reversal of the recent trend might about the architecture of Rouen, " class. While the class of 1986 is classes. These students towards an equal distribution of have attended colleges, France. In that ancient city, one 3 approximately 65 students smaller otherwise the sexes among the student body. ' f so those schools can see evidence of every age, in than expected, the entire student such as Amherst, Kushan saw no clear explanation the varied architecture of its body is only about 20 students in turn had to go down their for this, adding that the numbers of cathedrals; each one represents smaller than it was at the opening waiting lists. The students thus men and women were close to admitted to those schools are the drop-of- the best that its era could offer. of the 1981-8- 2 College year. equal before the f began. However, when an architect with Dean of Admissions John kind of students that rescinded Reading, however, felt that ultra-moder- decision to attend Kenyon. 1982-8- 3 an n style was chosen Kushan explained that the their information published in the to design the most recent cathedral shortfall began to develop after Assistant Dean for Student edition of The Selective Guide to Residences Robert Reading (a memorial to Joan of Arc) , many July 1, as students who had Colleges, may have influenced the people objected that its futuristic previously accepted Kenyon's agreed with Kushan's evaluation decisions of some women. Some design would clash with the offer of admission decided instead of the situation, adding that statements, which he antiquity of the city. The support of women's studies at to attend other schools which had colleges across Ohio are facing characterized as "flat-ou- t Ohio Wesleyan, argument, of course, was Kenyon. She believes a women's held them on their waiting lists. similar problems. inaccurate," regarding the alleged by ridiculous; the tradition of Rouen studies program is "completely These students forfeited their $200 for example, is down inavailability of single rooms for is to move constantly ahead. consistent" with the liberal arts acceptance deposits to Kenyon. approximately 200 students, women and fraternity dominance All this is analogou to Ms. tradition, as part of the Kushan stated that he does not according to Reading. of Peirce dining hall may have Straumanis' own view about the development of human capacity. believe that this year's smaller Dean of Students Thomas been especially repellent to female consistency of change with In fact, she says "I would go class marks a "continuing Edwards noted that Kenyon's prospective students, Reading tradition. As a student of further? probably further? than phenomenon." He explained chat student retention rate is the feels. mathematics, philosophy, and most people in thinking that it's "This year was unusual because of highest of colleges in the Great Kushan said that "It's hard to science, she advocates the liberal essential and not just consistent." the uncertainty regarding Lakes College Association and the measure how much of an effect arts tradition. And in her position This is the belief at Denison financial aid." Kushan said that Association of Colleges in the something like that (the Guide) as our new Associate Provost, she University, where Ms. Straumanis while "it was not the students we Midwest. Both are organizations of has" on prospective students' is urging Kenyon to keep up with taught, and was deeply involved in were dealing with who were colleges similar to Kenyon. opinions, but felt that the book had the times. women's studies, for eleven years. suffering from financial aid loss," Edwards feels that the low little effect on the class of '86, since What kind of impact can we It is a degree requirement at Kenyon became the victim of a attrition of students "shows some it was not published until of success of ours." He expect this attitude to have on life Denison that students take a trickle-dow- n effect, as students degree February, late in the college

ue though, "nevertheless at Kenyon? Well, that depends course in either women's or who hoped to go to Ivy-Leag- adds, that selection season. He noted, to analyze it first, on the power of the post of minority studies. universities were unable to meet we have to continue however, that Oberlin, which Associate Provost, and second, on When asked how she envisions a costs. (student attrition), because received a highly favorable Straumanis' own powers of Kenyon women's studies program, review, feels that the Guide helped persuasion among her peers. Straumanis noted that she would them in recruiting students. About the former, we can't be like eventually to "mainstream" it "The caliber of the Kenyon sure. The post has traditionally (i.e., incorporate women's studies applicant pool has jumped up," been of "Provost's Helper," into every course offered, rather Kushan notes; thus, the students that .. 5 responsible for various jobs that than offering it as a separate that Kenyon accepts may be the Provost does not have time to course in each department, or as considering offers from several do. But Straumanis explains that an altogether separate prestigious institutions, a factor the job is being "redefined"; "the department). This, she believes, which may also have contributed new job description includes a lot would constitute its "final 1 to the drop-of- f. The caliber of the more direct responsibility for the acceptance." entering class, as measured by of women's studies with an academic program . . . One of my The question SAT scores, is up as well, objectives is to define it in such a has, of course, been a w average that is 6 to 7 points higher way that I can concentrate on the controversial one here, especially than last year's. heart of the matter the academic in the past two semesters. Notably, Kushan summed up his feelings program." there have been serious criticisms about this year's smaller To a large extent the academic voiced in faculty meetings; also, Freshman class by saying that it is leadership is being divided, with inApril of last year, The Gambier "something we must be alert to, Provost Jerry Irish taking charge Journal published contrapuntal but not panic about. We plan to

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by . it a of faculty issues, and delegating essays .. make sure that just curricular issues to his associate's the subject. thing." attention. So, the position seems to Ms. Straumanis however, controversy only in be an increasingly powerful one, if admits this t not a completely defined one. The very guarded terms: "I don't want potential power involved warrants to be seen as a person who is a closer look at the Associate leaping into controversy and Kenyon's New Bookstore Manager Election Dates Set Provost's progressive soutlook. taking sides rigidly." Most Perhaps the most contentious of objections, she believes, are the Manager Optimistic By Lisa Mesaros Straumanis' opinions is her continued on page two New Sunday night Student Council Graduate School helped Finefrock chose Mike Cannizzaro '85, Sue By Michael Cawley prepare for his first major Fitzgerald '86, and Martha New TV The Kenyon College Bookstore business venture before coming to Johnson '84 to serve on the All-Colle- ge Senate Considers has undergone a series of major Kenyon. This venture consisted of Events Committee. changes over the summer, due to a managing a bookstore in Named to the Social Activities change in management. Chatauqua, New York. Committee were Carol Fiedler '85, By Sally McGill Dean Edwards asked the student Senators for their opinion of the The new manager, Mr. Jack "The store had huge deficits," John Chapman '86 and Karen On Wednesday. September 8. the large screen TV and video tape Finefrock, has embarked upon the Finefrock said. "We had no Mombello '85. In addition, Kenyon College Senate opened its recorder which the College has changes in an effort to have the money, no inventory, no supplies, Kendrick Mernitz '83 was elected Sub-Committ- ee. 30 how to Off-Camp- us 1982-8- 3 academic year, inair Aian rented for days with the option store "reach a greatness, built of just a room. I had to learn to the Studies Batchelder led the general to buy. He wondered about the common values, hard work, and build a store that would pay for meeting. location in Peirce Hall and about human caring, that will be an itself." Student Council also arjproved the Ratchelder announced several security for equipment. The encouragement to our days." It was at Chatauqua that '85 as chair of the Food Peirce Hall Coordinator will be in Dave Fisher appointments to committees under The physical layout of the store Finefrock put into practice on a Service Committee. Fisher related Senate jurisdiction, tie nas charge of scheduling for the video of tape machine. The equipment is has changed considerably, with a large scale the philosophy to Council his recent conversation appointed Karen Rockwell to the "'-- Commission, completing being funded by the profits from separate area in the basement for business that is behind the changes with Tony T T the ARA .TnHirial "We this body which Senate endorsed the games in the Gund Game textbooks. The small, tinny radio at Kenyon's Bookstore. floor manager in Peirce. They last April to study morougniy tne Room. Dean Edwards stressed that had bleated Top 40 in years decided to do things without discussed student concern over judicial process at Kenyon. The that the administration has been past has been replaced with a compromise, trying as a buying Peirce Hall's policy of closing the other members are Dean Robert seeking some way in which to give stereo system that plays classical service to find the best, and then dining hall to students at 10:30 in money Reading, Professors Michael this back to the students music as well as the likes of offer it in an environment of the morning. Evans and Gordon Johnson, and He added that the video tape Tables and personal involvement. We found he "spoke to will enable the College to Barbara Streisand. Fisher stated that senior Tom Hedge. machine reading magazines have that a store like that could be quite manager and he said the first-ru- n a chairs for the rent movies for successful." reported that reasonable weekly cost. Tom been provided, and the store has reasons for closing Peirce are that President Jordan from art Finefrock believes the College cleaning the Alcohol Study Group has Hedge suggested that extended many services, they were having trouble recommended the formation of an supplementary seating ought to be supplies to book selection. administration made the up after breakfast, and that they Alcohol Program Board with a available, and Dean Edwards Who is Jack Finefrock and what management change because they were having trouble confirming variety of responsibilities, which replied that folding chairs would is this bearded, bespectacled wanted a similar change here. "I their lunch count (when Peirce he and Dean Edwards believe be provided. man's vision? Born in Bellefontaine, think Kenyon is really trying to opens for lunch at 11 : 15)." should be included in Senate The Senators have determined a Ohio, Finefrock has been become a much better school; it Council member Stephanie statutes. The Board would be a tentative schedule for interested and involved in book wants to make a quantum jump. Suntken commented that Peirce is continuing panel, probably meetings every other most of his life. Stints The bookstore change is part of on the south end of Wednesday, at 4:15 in the Biology retailing for the only place working under the President's of in high in good can go for Seminar Koom (room 210). as manager bookstores this. They advertised campus where students office. college and Berkeley school, continued on poge four continued on page four Collegian Thursday, September 16, 1982 Page Two The Kenyon

- I ... j Face The Challenge

; f With the "tyranny" of the past academic year behind us, we can all f h our 01 start anew in our attempt to raise our UFA, learn iui f V Economics, and try to have fun and stay out of trouble at the same will soon time. As the upperclassmen all know, and the freshmen : r learn, Kenyon is not always the easiest place to accomplish all of these to keep our ' things. Being as isolated as we are, we are challenged ; ! sanity throughout our studying, and also find interesting and , innovative things to keep us occupied in our spare time. '"'Sir-- , 1 we all challenged by these factors, we at the Collegian Just as are l "1. of presenting an objective view of the issues i ml are faced with the task L t Qj: t that face and affect us everyday. Of course, it is impossible to please everyone. However, we feel that, by digging down below the surface and finding the real facts, we will be able to present the news as it was J meant to be presented. - Rv carefullv editing our material we will be able to cover the news to our community and not be a simple public relations that is pertinent --m ...... forum for various college organizations. Our purpose is to serve the 'if" J'f'" community as a whole, and we believe that we can and will meet this J year. B.K. challenge during the coming academic ' On Saturday, September 4 the Slugs Band fromDayton, Ohio presented a rhythm and blues concert for the Kenyon community on the lawn behind Dempsey Hall. The wild and wooly lead singer crazily danced and sang his heart out for an enthusiastic crowd that greatly appreciated the band's superb musical talent and professional attitude. Couniy Cops: Cooperate! Israel and PLO:Time to Negotiate

It is difficult to come back to Kenyon from the relative bliss of marched into Lebanon with the in- a difference between the early Mom's home cooking and the freedom ot summertime, ana By Doug Perry tention of destroying the PLO for- Israeli "freedom fighters" and the immediately write a sunny, positive, praise-packe- d editorial. In fact, ces. To this end, the "Peace for PLO "terrorists"? it may well be impossible. Therefore, we're not going to try. However, Before a just settlement can be Galilee" operation was largely -- Israel has displaced the PLO one must keep in mind this perspective of sudden claustrophobia reached for the Palestinian successfulLast month, U.S. Special from Lebanon and the Palestinians' which may temporarily cause the negative to prevail. refugees, the world must analyze Envoy Philip Habib negotiated the campaign for a home has been the factors which contributed to agreement that led to the with- retarded over several years. But unrest in the Middle East and drawal and dispersal of the PLO the problem of "a Palestinian Students returning to Camp Kenyon will undoubtedly appreciate the the culminated in the recent forces from Lebanon.. During the homeland remains. The PLO's police protection we are all receiving from the Knox County Sheriff's which for Galilee" operation in nearly three months of fighting military designs on Israel should office; certainly it surpasses the protection of Cleveland's finest. It is "Peace and bombing, never be forgotten. However, an indeed a comforting feeling which we all experience as we see our own Lebanon. The Israelis, surrounded Israel demonstrated superiority. This Israeli-initiate- d war will not deputy sheriff strolling down our Main Street watching out for our by sworn enemies, are naturally its clear military a the question of how much resolve the problem. safety. Unfortunately, isolated rumors have been circulating this man defensive; the Palestinians, raises Palestinian displaced people, will not rest until the PLO and Syria con- War, whether initiated by either has in reality not been acting solely for the preservation of peace on threat home. Until these stituted to Israel's security. Did force, only rekindles the bitter the hill, but in fact has been overzealously pursuing minor traffic they regain their problems solved; until maneuvers prevent a just offenders and other budding felons, with no shortage of antagonism. basic are Israel's defensive emotions that issues justify the high numbers of civilian solution to the problem. Israel, This possibility brings to mind the question of what this man does these highly emotional are with in a but sen- casualties? This loss of civilian life with impressive military during the summertime when there are no lawless students on dealt pragmatic its way, the shadow of will turned world opinion and American aid, will campus. Actually, the question this rumor brings up concerns the sitive war against superiority to hang over the Middle and, whether justified or not its security problems amount of cooperation with students the county's security forces continue Israel solve not, clouded the issues which still The PLO feel is necessary. The county's security efforts in Gambier should not East. with armed attack. The PLO grew out of the exiled trouble the Middle East. remains a threat to Israel, and will be one-side- d arrangements. It seems absurd to even pretend to desire to regain the The so until the govern- "protect" without treating the protectees as anything other than Palestinians' Palestinian probYern has" yet" remain Israeli when the U.N. to be resolved. govern- a potential offenders, and there is the danger that this might be the case home they lost The Israeli ment negotiates just settlement. of The ment sought to end the problem The "Peace for Galilee" operation at Kenyon. All one can ask of the deputy sheriff is talk to us, the created the state Israel. acknowledged through Although has innocent and the unintentionally guilty alike. M.C. PLO has never warfare. Israel for all its tragic aspects, Israel's right to exist and remains freed Lebanon of the PLO and gave opened the way for Israel to com- its sworn enemy. For the past that beleaguered country a chance mence serious talks with a seven years, the PLO built up its to start over, the Peace for Galilee Palestinian people ready to military forces in Lebanon. Ap- operation caused thousands of negotiate a settlement with a The proximately 200,000 Lebanese fled civilian casualties. The United legitimate state of Israel. under the lawless de facto govern- States has generally stopped short The Middle East dilemma will kenyon Collegian ment of the PLO. Meanwhile, of condemning Israeli aggression not end with the "Peace for Galilee" Syria, with over 10,000 troops in because presidential ad- operation .If Israel is serious about Lebanon, built numerous anti- ministrations view the Israelis as finding a just solution to the aircraft missile sites and provided morally superior and because their Palestinian problem, then it must Mike Cannizzaro, Brian Kearney Editors-in-Chie- f (the PLO with hundreds of Soviet-bui- lt aggression nas always been 'defen- begin serious negotiations. Unless tanks. sive' in nature. How moral, and Israel proves itself willing to To the south, Israel watched the how defensive, was the Peace for negotiate in earnest, then its PLO and the Syrians prepare for Galilee operation? Has the Peace for Galilee" operation can Chris Romer, Lynn Travers News Editors "Peace war. than wait for a PLO for Galilee operation brought be viewed as an example of Nick Kalm Political Forum Editor Rather only (Syrian-backe- d) invasion , Israel peace to the Middle Is there expansionism. Melinda Roberts Features Editor East? Zionist Ellen Watson Arts Editor Martha Lorenz Sports Editor Stroumonis Looks Ahead applicants, not in changing the sicience at all. In her opinion, result of fear that the quality of academic program. university and eclecticism are instruction and materials will be A key interest of Straumanis', vital to a liberal arts education and Stephen Hays Photography Coordinator substandard, or that the program and one which shows her belief in should be required of students. Stephen J. Szabo III Business Manager will be used for indoctrination. making use of "the best our era She also wholeheartedly supports (This was one objection raised by can offer," is the use of computers off campus study, especially for Dr. Harry Clor in The Gambier in education. She sees the Emily Reidenbach, Kenyon, where isolation and Journal.) Straumanis claims that computer as an important homogeneity pose Chuck Casto, problems. "what we need is trust . . . it's educational tool and likens the Matt Eyerman, In general, it is fair to say that important that people trust their value of knowing how to use one to Jean Deppner, Joan Straumanis is a champion of colleagues to maintain the quality the value of learning to spell. the liberal arts tradition; she loves Lisa Neuville . Layout Assistants of the academic program." Accordinglyu, she hopes to see our to teach (a pleasure she misses at She also supports, in theory, the facilities expand, and would like present) and is an accomplished idea of establishing minority also to see all students take an scholar in various disciplines. But, THL kkNYgcOl LEGI AN ispuljlished every Thursday afternoon while (he college is in session except studies at Kenyon. She believes, introductory computer during cxaniinaVwrftirf vaVeirnjcriods by the students of Kenyon College. Advertising is handled by the skills if we may return to our Rouen kSAB. a non-prof- it student run organisation. Yearly subscriptions are $18.00 and checks should be made however, that this shouldn't be a course. analogy, she is an architect of the pasablc to the kenyon Collegian. Our mailing address is kenyon Collegian, kenyon College. Student first-priorit- y project here because Where else does Kenyon fall' modern era. "We're being false to Affairs Center. Gambier, OH 43022. of the extreme difficulties such a short? Straumanis wants to tradition if we don't incorporate change would present. She encourage more individual the best of the current age," she comments that it is "in some sense research by students as part of says. shocking how homogenous the their major programs. And, as a We must admire that attitude, population and economic liberally educated person, she despite any differences in our composition of this school is," but cringes at the fact that Kenyon conceptions of what is our believes the answer lies in more students can slip through four tradition, and what is the best of active recruitment of minority years without studying any the current age. UK

HARDWARE. PAINTS. HOUSEWARES AND LAWN SUPPLIES Vine 4 Mulberry Streets Mount Vernon. Ohio 43050 6M,i 397 5747 Z7 THE A',vmv COLLEGIAN' encourages letters to the Editor. All submissions must be typed. The Editor resen es the right lo edit all material while maintaining the original intentions of the par- ticular submission. Thursday, September 16, 1982 The Kenyon Collegian Page Three

The Bible: Fact or Fiction? If All Adds Up turn iJ

(5x7). Forty-tw- o (6x7) are nouns, 7 "to catch up with God". Any By Ross Miller are not. These remaining common science student knows that an nouns have exactly 49 letters (7x7) . atomic reaction can actually melt To prove the of validity the Bible Male names occur 56 times (8x7). the elements themselves. Another would be impossible. would 31-3- It The names of only 3 women appear example is found in Job 38: 2: require volumes of religious in the passage, and the Greek "Canst thou bring forth Mazzaroth p 1 journals, scholars, theologians, ; letters of their names add up to 14 in his season? Or canst thou guide ', 1 etc. l ' v However, it is no secret that a exactly. Panin estimated it would Arcturus with his sons?" It has t't( r iris r in. " significant of portion the have taken Matthew several recently been determined that Solos were more popular this year than in the past, as the class of population believe in the Bible as months, working eight hours a day Arcturus is a star system moving '86 demonstrated their vocal the on truth. I am going to share some talent at Freshmen Sing to construct the genealogy, even if at 257 mph (the sun moves at 12.5 September 1, in front of Rosse Hall. The upperclassmen were thoughts and ideas that have mph). it were possible. But the names These and other examples rather hard on this year's freshmen as hot dog buns, carrots, and helped me to interpret and believe were chosen before Matthew was show that there is unsurpassed tomatoes were hurled at the newcomers to Kenyon. No the Bible. born. knowledge and wisdom in the hard Bible, things are revealed that only feelings were harbored by the freshmen, as many of the items were One such aspect deals with the Panin submitted his work to the God could have had knowledge of thrown back anyway. work of a Russian immigrant, Ivan Nobel Research Foundation at the time when they were Panin. By using the numerical accompanied with a statement recorded. literary mess. The Bible was books. The idea that the Bible was values of the Greek and Hebrew that the Bible is the "Word of written under such conditions and divinely inspired becomes evident alphabets he replaced the letters of God." The Nobel Research Another point deals with the the continuity is phenomenal. Just as a person reads and studies it. I the Scriptures with corresponding Foundation replied that "we find conditions under which the Bible reading the Bible one can see the challenge you to read the Bible and numbers uncovering an elaborate the evidence overwhelmingly in was written and it's authors. If we extreme cohesiveness. The only defy that it is the "Greatest Book mathematical pattern. He found a favor of such a statement." He has were to write the Bible as it was conclusion that I can reach is that Ever Written." pattern of prime numbers such as also issued a challenge throughout actually constructed a staff of 40 the Bible was not written by40 but one. The Bible (Source: 11, 13, 17, and 23 but especially 7. the major newspapers of the world writers, all from different writers by Winkie Pratney, Pretty An example of how he analyzed the to refute the facts ; no one has been backgrounds (doctors, fishermen, claims things unknown to other Good Printing, 1979.) Scriptures is illustrated by using able to do so. garbage collectors, Kenyon Matthew 1:1-1- 1. "The vocabulary students, etc.) would be required (all words except proper names) People throughout time have to write on subjects such as Kenyonites Open Gallery has 49 words (7x7) ; 28 words begin tried to prove that the Bible was religious themes, poetry, science, of twenty-eigh- t inspired. An By Ellen Watson subjects the with a vowel (4x7), the remaining not divinely example philosophy, the creation and drawings include John Hinckley's 21 with a consonant (3x7). occurred 90 years ago when a ending of the world. Only word of Seven Kenyon's Colburn Gallery, located Charles and Diana, the end a vowel, 42 passage from the second book of mouth could be used to collect all trial, with with a behind Bexley Hall, is currently Betamax craze, and scathing consonant (6x7). The 49 ("the elements will be necessary information, and words Peter the showing collections by Kenyon attacks on President Reagan and have 266 letters (38x7). Out of the destroyed by fire") was used to hones and telegraphs would not C faculty Joseph Slate, and James Watt. On the far wall is a 266 140 vowels (20x7), prove that the Bible was not e available. In addition, the member letters, are alumnus Jim Borgman. Both wonderful series of colored 126 consonants (18x7). divinely inspired because information would take 1500 years are Also, of an work originally drawings depicting Borgman's 49 14 element could not be destroyed. to Today, these shows include these words, only occur once It collect. under for creative process. (2x7), 35 occur more took two generations for science we would create a created literary than once circumstances, publication Slate's in two Borgman has been drawing children's picture books, and editorial cartoons for the Borgman's as editorial cartoons in Cincinnati Enquirer since 1976. d ODaDoaaaaaoodaaaDDDD a variety of newspapers. Borgman's cartoons are now Slate's show, called "Making a distributed internationally to about Picture Book," follows the steps he 150 newspapers, including the went through to publish his books: Washington Post, the Boston $0" This Week's Projections The Star Rocker and How Little Globe, and the Chicago Tribune. nODDDQOOPDPDODDaDDOODnonDQDDDGDC Porcupine Played Christmas. The The New York Times' Week in show was specifically designed for Review, Time, and Newsweek also Marconi. Directed by Paolo and They Call Me the children of Knox County. Older frequently publish his work. Day tho Races Vittorio Taviani. Released in 1977. children and adults can also learn Borgman has won many awards at Post-Corbe- cartooning, including the tt 114 minutes. about publishing, from the clear for Day at the Races. Starring The Mr. Tibbs chronological descriptions of the Award for contribution to The theme revolves around the manuscripts and galleys. the visual arts of Cincinnati. Marx Brothers, Allan Jones, They Call Me Mr. of a young boy growing up in Tibbs. In connection with this show, the While at Kenyon, Jim Borgman Maureen O'Sullivan. Directed by life Starring Sidney the hills of Sardinia under the Poitier, Martin art department is sponsoring a was editorial cartoonist for the Sam Wood. Released in 1937. 109 Candou, His heavy hand of his father. This Barbara McNair, lecture by Lisa Knowlton, a recent Collegian. other honors minutes. Thursday, September 16. Anthony Zerbe. Directed by Kenyon Knowlton works included the Art for theme was brought to the Taviani graduate. Prize Gordon Douglas. Released in 1970. in New York City for outstanding art student of the year, brothers who then made it an The most interesting part of this 108 minutes. CrowelLippincott Junior Books, the Anderson Cup for the student award winning film. Most of the & most Kenyon film is that it stars the . Marx This is the second film in our Harper Row Junior Books who has done the for film has landscape photography entitled during the year, and Phi Beta Brothers, (Groucho, Harpo, Sidney Poitier series. The first of Group. Her lecture, Chico). which detracts from the essence of "Selecting, Editing, and Kappa, summa cum laude, and The setting and plot which was "Lillies in the Field". In high honors upon graduation. probably do not matter for the the plot which is the bondage Publishing Children's Books," is this movie we have Sidney Poitier tonight (September 16) at 8.00 Both shows will be on display at Marx Brothers are known for their between father and son. Some parts of the film are bold but there play the role of a Pittsburg p.m. in the Biology Auditorium Colburn through September 22. comedy acts. Day at the Races is The hours are 8:30 a.m. is a comparable mixture of moving detective. Downstairs, in Colburn's main gallery's no exception to this rule. But just to is gallery, are "Cartoons and Other to 8:30 p.m. during the week, and scenes. Poitier's a kind, sensitive, fill in space and your curiosities stern, and just detective, a role Drawings" by Jim Borgman. The 1:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on weekends. the plot goes something like this: too surrealistic for a Pittsburg Chico plays the part of a porter Kind Hearts detective. His wife (Barbara at a sanatorium, Groucho is an McNair) also has the role of the All imported horse doctor physician and Coronets American wife with his kids who and Harpo is a jockey. The are also All American children. essence of the plot is that a man Kind Hearts and Coronets. Although the movie has too many wants to buy the sanatorium and Starring Alec Guinness, Dennis surrealistic roles, there is turn it into a casino. Money is owed Price, Joan Greenwood. Directed entertainment for the viewer. For DOMESTIC & WORLD -WIDE SERVICE on the sanatorium which give the by Robert Hamer all those Poitier fans, I'd V gambler to over. the chance take it recommend They Call Me Mr. Tibbs. No Membership Fees or Dues But fighting fire with fire, Harpo I believe that this is the best makes an incredible run at the movie which is going to be shown races and thus ends all hopes for this week. The star is Alec the gambler to take over the Guinness who plays eight roles of Daisy Kenyon Complete Arrangements for which he sanatorium. systematically murders. Daisy Kenyon. Starring Joan AIRLINE There is no doubt 90 of the Sounds confusing, well let me that Crawford, Henry Fonda, Dana CRUISES plot is comprised of the slap stick explain further. Alec Guinness Andrews, Ruth Warrick. Directed HOTELS & RESORTS jokes which the Marx Brothers are decides through careful by Otto Preminger. Released in TRAVEL INSURANCE famous for and also 90 of the consideration, that he must kill off 1947. Wednesday, September 22. reason you should not miss this eight of his distant relatives who TRAVELERS CHECKS between movie. stand him and his I wonder if Daisy's last name U.S. & FOREIGN succession to the dukedom. It just had an influence on the choice of so happens that he plays seven of bringing this film to Kenyon. My these distant relatives. suspicion is enhanced by the fact Alec Guinness does a superlative Padro, Padrono plot job in defining each of his that Daisy Kenyon has a - roles. which resembles a soap opera. 397 2091 Thus we have a more dimensional Daisy Kenyon (Joari Crawford) Padre, Padrone. Starring Omero and humorous movie than The plays the role of a Greenwich 1 PUBLIC SQUARE Antonotti, Favrizio Forte, Daverio Three Faces of Eve. Village artist who has her MT. VERNON, 0. preference for a lawyer named Dan O'Mara (Dana Andrews). It just so happens that this lawyer is Poetry Contests married and has begotten two children. Relief comes in the plot World of Poetry, a quarterly the Collegian's Arts Editor, Ellen when dashing Peter Lapham MAVIS newsletter for poets, and iWatson. (Henry Fonda), who is an ex-G- I, An- contest of- American Collegiate Poets The World of Poetry sweeps Daisy off her feet and thology, a semi-annu- al collection, fers a grand prize of $1,000, and 99 eventually marries her. Knowing SPORTING GOODS awar- have both announced poetry con- other cash and merchandise how fickle Greenwich Village "Everything in Sports" tests for talented college students. ds totaling over $10,000. Poems of artists are, Daisy does not stay ACP Anthology's "National all styles and on any subject are true to her husband (I guess if she Athletic Wear, Equipment, Shoes and of- College Poetry Contest" offers $200 eligible to compete. Rules did, then there would be no real 133 S. Main Mt. available St., Vernon, Ohio in cash and book prizes and free ficial entry forms are plot.) Keeping the plot toned down, 2431 Hunting & Fishing Shop printing for all accepted poems. from the World of Poetry, Lapham is with our Daisy D, patient The contest deadline is October 31, Stockton Blvd., Dept. who never really makes up fvr 117 S. Main St., Mt. Vernon, Ohio 1982. contact Sacramento, California 95817. L For complete rules, mind on who she wants .

26 I NP The Kenyon Collegian Thursday, September 16, 1982 Page Four Vennell 'Confident' About Season By Bob Warburton six straight shutouts working in muscle in practice. Vennell looks unison with the goalies. "I for Bartlett to lead the offense ' ' Any coach that can welcome perfect tu- t- r yrrrTrmmmr,mwi back nine of eleven starters from a don't think we are going to shut out following last year's eight-goa- l, r'"m' - playoff team would naturally feel everyone," Vennell said, '..'but we four-assi- st season. So far in 1982, r4f i -- - 1 optimistic and anxious to start the have a very talented group of his status has been day-to-da- y ... ,. i' 4 4 , . season. Kenyon soccer coach Jeff backs." Sears Carpenter and depending on his health. presently enjoys this George Cohen are the reserves, Vennell calls the junior forward Vennell . ; enviable situation as the Lords with one regular, Matt Gogan, on "one of the best in Ohio," adding til... i prepare to defend their OAC North the injured list. that he is "so dominating that he Conference title. Paul Tobin beat out Bill allows other players more freedom V "Yes, I'm confident," Vennell Alderman and is the starting since teams are so busy watching proclaimed. "For one thing, it's goalie for now. Tobin has him." always nice to have all your recovered from a broken arm and Even with a healthy Steve 7 defensive players back." worked all summer to prepare for Bartlett, Vennell admits he is It will be particularly nice this training camp. "concerned with our offensive year. Team captain Garth Rose, Lately, Vennell has become scoring ability. The goals have to of people." Pat Grant, George Carroll and" wary about his offense, which has come from a lot i - - Rick Klaus return .from the so-call- ed not produced well in pre-seas- on Senior Fritz Ahlers will be "No-Go- al Patrol." The scrimmages. Top scoring threat Bartlett's partner at forward, and Kenyon fullbacks strung together Steve Bartlett pulled a groin effective support should come Football Sauad Falls to from the midfield spots where 20-- 7 seven players will fight for three Ohio Wesleyan, jobs. Phil Trimble, Karl Schmidt, and as a result the defense was on and Hugh Garrott will probably By John Pollard the field for most of the time. Heat Challenges Runners start the season opener, with Chris The official Kenyon football There were some individual Morley, Pete Hennessey, Pete season opened on September 11 offensive performances worth By Tom Matthews Fischelis, and Pat Flood available against the always formidable noting. Freshman running back There is one fixed prospect and David Breg, one and two men for duty. Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops. Mike Lampe, running out of the involved in the first meet of every Kenyon finishers. Transfer student With so much talent, Vennell has Although early season football tailback spot, turned many Ohio cross country season and that Simon Burrel of Kent, England no reason to change his policy of tends to be lackluster, this match- doomed option plays into gainers is heat. Ohio autumns certainly get surprised his team and his substituting players often. "It'll up had been built up because both with his bursting speed and cutting cooler, but they don't do it very cheering contingent with a strong definitely occur in the midfield," teams were featuring veteran ability. Junior Rich Balka, the quickly and never by mid-Septemb- er. race, coming in third for Kenyon. he says, "since we have seven rosters. Most notable of all were leading ground gainer for the

Co-Capta- Now is still the time Senior in Andrew players of very similar and close the two starting senior team, turned in a good Huggins scored fourth for the ability." quarterbacks, Mike Handel of performance at fullback. team, followed by the other co-capta- in, Last year, Kenyon was a team Kenyon and the much heralded QB In the second half it seemed as if senior Jim Parmele. that needed spirit to succeed on from OWU, Mike Wallace. Handel Kenyon would again dominate on Junior Eric Lausch and senior game day. The Lords did not have ranked eighth among division II defense and keep Wallace Mike van der Linden rounded out the overwhelming talent that could QB's in passing efficiency, while contained. Having thrown two the top seven. Completing this play flat and still win. Bartlett, Wallace, whose style differs from interceptions in the first half, year's squad are freshmen John Rose, Tobin and company Handel's, is known for his forty to Wallace was again denied Summerville, John Watson, and exploded late in the year, fifty pass-attemp- ts per game. possession of the ball by John Ross Agnor, the team's second maintaining a consistent level of Because of his size (5'9"), Wallace Dulske's interception on OWU's Englishman, Laurance Cooper, sharp intensity. is more of a roll-o- ut passer, which opening second half drive. juniors Steve Kelley and Joe Vennell sees a need for the Lords makes it quite difficult for a After the Lords missed a field Caperna, and grizzled Kenyon to stay mentally ready. "I don't defense to pressure him. goal, Wallace started to get OWTI veteran John Rogan. think our skill with the ball is as With Kenyon Co-Captai- ns moving with short slant passes, The first meet last year at good as some of our opponents. The Graham Heasley, Mike Dillon, which are almost impossible to Muskingum produced close to the intensity we play with will Ross Miller, and Zack Space defend. Becoming much more same results for the men and determine the outcome of many of providing the necessary conservative in the second half, the women as this year's opener, yet our games." leadership, this year's football Bishops moved the ball steadily on by the time of the season As a coach watching from the team has both youth and veteran Wallace's arm. OWU finally got on championship meets Kenyon beat sidelines, Vennell says the only way talent which could turn into the scoreboard on a one-yar- d handily many of the teams it had he can attempt to keep spirit high something great. But on Saturday keeper TD. fallen to early on. Head coach Nick is to "make them see how they were faced with an OWU team On Kenyon's next possession, the Houston noted this fact after the necessary it really is." which was not only experienced snap was fumbled and the Bishops meet and added, "Right now it's The last six Kenyon games are but also very big. recovered. On another steady just a matter of getting the against OAC North teams and will The first series of the game drive, OWTJ went in from the one to workouts and the conditioning we determine if the Lords can repeat turned out to typify the whole make the score 17-- 7. Whatever need under our belts. " their success. The same players game: Turnovers, turnovers and hopes the Kenyon offense had of That, of course, as well as trying are back, but some of last year's more turnovers. After receiving coming back were extinguished for misty mornings followed by to survive September and that, problems must be overcome again the opening kick-of- f, the Lords by the pressure put on Handel by oven-lik- e afternoons, which unique Ohio heat. this season. didn't move very far before OWU the Bishop defense. The Bishops generally begin, in Ohio heat time, recovered their first fumble, added another score as the OWU around eleven o'clock. And the SCORES AIID r.ORE on Kenyon's 18 yd. line. As place-kicke- r hit a 37-ya- rd field days stay hot for quite a while, so expected, the Bishops went right to goal. ksa-Wasta- that it is ridiculous for the cross Soecar. Kenya 1, ri foam I the air, only to have the ball picked In defeat Kenyon gained Foottall (ttil Wnlayai 20. Karjoi 7 country runner to even hope for a off by Kenyon junior cornerback valuable experience, which is Doom's IGantry IsiM 71, DensM 45, tayoi 51 Tom Dazey. The offense was something to be optimistic about. cool overcast afternoon for Ma's I&mtnr AsiM IS, fcsJuipi CI, Keayoi El running until around November. stifled, and the Lords were forced The Lords faced one of their UpcMiif Cjmj to punt. OWU Nothing changed in that area for . moved the ball toughest opponents on Saturdlay Fill! Hockay-- 91711 - it Wum (Mt K1 taaa n. Witteaberi (4JS) dU i), steadily downfield but had its field gave the first men and women's meet Footfall: yian0tttaii(7J0) and them all they could goal attempt go wide. too -- - last Saturday. By 10:30 it was Mas I Roan's X Gantry: 911 Q.CA it Woes OUT) handle. Kenyon's defense held a warm and by 11:00, race time for Sonar: S17 at DeFanr Wk 111 at Wtosa (140) Handel wasted no time in getting group of very good OWU running the women, it was nearly Volleyball: 9TI7 W ElU at Earllua (ion) the Lords on the scoreboard. He backs to a total of 56 net yards overwhelming. Both teams raced, connected with sophomore Todd rushing in 35 attempts. Wallace's however, and although the results Stoner on a simple side-lin- e statistics are staggering (27-4- 5, 189 weren't spectacular, the overall Council Names Committees pattern. Stoner dodged one yds.), but it should be remembered promise of both squads is as strong defender and was off down the that for the most part those were as it's ever been. continued from pog ona in Peirce was received with keen sidelines for a 55 yd. score. short passes, hard to defend. The Ladies lost to Ashland and a cup of coffee, a popular habit, interest because of the flags' After that score, Kenyon's game Kenyon's already superior Denison but managed to run especially in winter. She suggested colorful history. The Kenyon for the most part became a defensive unit will get even better respectably in the team's first opening the second door in Peirce College flag and United States flag defensive one. With their and do well against the lesser chance on the 3-m- ile course this in order to make lines shorter. disappeared from Peirce 12 years swarming 5--2 defense, the Lords competition ahead, while the year. Senior veteran Chris Galinat Fisher said he would ask ARA to ago. The College flag was stolen, managed to put enough pressure offensive unit, whose talent is led the women with her 22:00-minu- te consider leaving Peirce open from and the United States flag's on Wallace and his corps of backs evident, will gell with time and time. Right behind her was 10:30 to 11 :15 a.m. presence was offensive to many to stifle OWU for the rest of the become formidable on the ground sophomore Renee Pannebaker, President Paul McCartney students at that time. This year, first half. Kenyon's offense, and in the air. As the year who has been a pleasant surprise announced that Dean Edwards will both flags are returned to Peirce. however, did not help out the progresses, fans can expect for the team in her first season. speak to Council on Sept. 26 about In addition McCartney reminded defense very much. The Lords had another fine season of Kenyon

Co-Capta- Senior in Mary Sorenson the new alcohol laws. McCartney students that upperclass Student trouble converting on third down, football. and junior Rose Brintlinger also mentioned that he received a Council elections will be held on followed, with junior first-tim- er copy of the report prepared by the Sept. 21 and 22. Petitions are due in Kathy Peterson rounding out the Alcohol Study Group. the Student Council secretary's scoring five. Junior Kathaleen McCartney's announcement that box in the Student Affairs Center Finefrock Seeks Quality Store Corcoran and sophomore Lynn the flags have again been installed by 4 p.m., Sept. 17. continued from pag on Riemer were right behind those places for the position, with a well-writte- n hopes to create a place that is alive .two, finishing in Kenyon's top ad that said that they and pleasant and meaningful. seven. Also running for the Ladies For overnight visits by wanted a high quality bookstore, The concept is business-oriente- d were sophomore Nancy Myers and Parents and Friends and were not out to make money. honesty, extending from minute senior Sue Baker, back from a They just didn't want to lose their details of layout to the way year in Bogata. Call the shirts." employees deal with customers. The men were basically run Finefrock sees his work as "an The store will special order any down by a strong Ashland team CURTIS MOTOR HOTEL extremely personal statement." record, book, or item. "We've just and then lost to Muskingum by He aims to create a self-sustaini- ng begun," he stressed. "We're only four poi.i-- s. The opening meet environment can be a kind of to 307-433- that working give people a turn-aroun- 4 . produced some ds in the 'university' to the college, bringing minimum. Then we can expand.

team's performances, most n on the public squar-a.i- Mount Vernon parts of the world to the We have a really good chance here. notably the excellent runs by the community that had in the past We've been given the freedom not sophomore duo of Chris Northrup been neglected. In the process, he to compromise."