Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Rose-Hulman Scholar The Rose Thorn Archive Student Newspaper Winter 1-31-2003 Volume 38 - Issue 15 - Friday, January 31, 2003 Rose Thorn Staff Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://scholar.rose-hulman.edu/rosethorn Recommended Citation Rose Thorn Staff, "Volume 38 - Issue 15 - Friday, January 31, 2003" (2003). The Rose Thorn Archive. 293. https://scholar.rose-hulman.edu/rosethorn/293 THE MATERIAL POSTED ON THIS ROSE-HULMAN REPOSITORY IS TO BE USED FOR PRIVATE STUDY, SCHOLARSHIP, OR RESEARCH AND MAY NOT BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. SOME CONTENT IN THE MATERIAL POSTED ON THIS REPOSITORY MAY BE PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT. 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Previously, Moench Rachel Lukens Instruments to gifted mem- The hall includes an Auditorium served for all Editor-in-Chief bers of the Rose-Hulman auditorium with seating for campus events. Now, The dedication ceremony community. just over six hundred with Moench is being trans- for Hatfield Hall was a Hatfield Hall was built 425 seats on the main level formed into a space appro- gala event on Rose-Hul- this year with the dedica- and 175 seats in the bal- priate for the Computer man’s campus, and the tion ceremony just this past cony. The building also Science and Software weeklong celebration will November. The $14 mil- includes rehearsal rooms Engineering Department. be no different. Planning lion donation for the build- for the band and choir, the In the past 8 years, for the event began before ing was provided by 1984 alumni center, and offices unprecedented progress the construction was com- Rose alumnus Mike Hat- for development and exter- has been made in improv- pleted. field in honor of his par- nal affairs staff. The round ing the structures on cam- The festivities begin this ents Larry and Pat room is an alumni meeting pus. The Sports and Saturday and continue Hatfield. area that showcases the Recreation Center, the through the following Sun- VOA Architects, based accomplishments of Rose- White Chapel, Hatfield day. A wide variety of tal- in Chicago, designed the Hulman Alumni. Hall, and parts of Olin and Photo Courtesy Rose-Hulman building. They also The building filled a the Student Union have ent has been booked for the Hatfield Hall celebrates the arts on campus. event ranging from musical designed the White gapping whole in the cam- all recently been placed on campus. Bandpass is a group of eclectic Tues. Feb 4, 11 a.m. Texas Instruments executives Sat. Feb 8, 7:30 p.m. Paths Less Traveled who have some musical talent to Engineers in Concert complement their electrical engi- Lecture Series neering prowess who perform The hidden musical skills of the Rose-Hul- Blues and Texas Style Blues man community is showcased in this popu- Next week’s Hatfield Hall Cele- Rock. The band was formed in lar Fine Arts Series show. The concert bration Week will see the inaugural 1999, by Rose-Hulman alumnus appeals to a variety of musical interests, speech for the Paths Less Traveled: Jeff McCreary to create a music from vocal and piano soloists to jazz and The Paustenbach Lecture Series on Uncommon video for TI's sales and market- saxophone quartets to bagpipe arrange- Careers for Engineers and Scientists. The series is Fri. Feb 7, 7:30 p.m. ing division. Since then, Band- ments. The concert is organized by Profes- sponsored by Dennis Paustenbach, a 1974 Rose pass has performed in Las Vegas sor Emeritus Mallory North. Tickets are alum in chemical engineering. The goal of the Bandpass and Disney World. free, but must be obtained before the show. spreaker series is to “remind students there are non- traditional careers and life paths that bright, well educated and intellectually curious Rose-Hulman Sun. Feb 9, 2 p.m. Mon. Feb 3, 7:30 p.m. students should consider pursuing.” Mr. Pausten- bach is the vice president of Exponent, an engineer- Organ Dedication Broadway Cabaret ing and scientific consulting firm based in The glorious sounds of a new California. This year’s edition of the IU Broad- Allen three-manual 80 stop way Cabaret is filled with a variety of The inaugural speaker is David Roux, a co- renaissance console electronic founder and principal of Silver Lake Partners, a Sil- Broadway and popular hits plus a spe- organ will be showcased. It will cial tribute to Richard Rogers. The icon Valley leverage buyout firm. Mr. Roux be played by Thomas Hazelton, received his bachelor’s degree in economics from group is directed by Emmy winner and who was named Organist of the Tony nominated choreographer George Pinney. This is an event not to be Harvard, his masters in Cambridge University, and Year by the American Theatre his MBA from Harvard Business School. After missed. Tickets are $5 for adults, and $3 for senior citizens and non-RHIT stu- Organ Society. Allen organs are dents. Presented through the courtesy of the Rose-Hulman Fine Arts Series. receiving his MBA, Mr. Roux founded Datext, Inc. recognized for their high tonal and moved on into positions at Lotus, Central Point fidelity. The organ, custom made Software, and Oracle. In his career, Mr. Roux has for the Hatfield Hall Theater, negotiated deals with IBM and Hewlett Packard was donated by alumnus Alfred Thurs. Feb 6, 7:30 p.m. and done business with Michael Dell and Bill Gates. Schmidt, who spent 46 years as a Banks of the His speech for Tuesday, February 4, is entitled “Cel- member of Rose-Hulman's ebrating Serendipity: Heretical Advice and Uncon- mathematics faculty. The concert Wabash Chorus ventional Wisdom on Career Management.” is free and open to the public. One of the crown jewels of Terre Corey Cerovsek’s graceful mastery of the Haute, this 65-member barber- violin, thoughtful interpretations and dra- shop chorus of talented singers matic stage presence has earned him a loyal from throughout the Midwest will following in the classical music world. The perform several patriotic songs, Canadian-born musician won the grand Sat. Feb 1, 7:30 p.m. including "God Bless America" prize in the Canadian Music Competition at Guys and Dolls and "Auld Lange Syne." The cho- the age of 5 (over 3,000 contestants), studied rus has earned district champion- under Josef Gingold at Indiana University, ships the past two years and is This is a special concert in which preparing to compete in the inter- and has performed with orchestras through- current and past Rose-Hulman out the world. In 2001, Cerovsek’s global national championships in Mont- Drama Club members will perform real, Canada, this summer. schedule took him to Germany, Switzerland, music (with little choreography and Spain and New Zealand. The cost of this pro- Several award-winning quartets no sets) from the popular “Guys will also perform. Tickets are $5 gram is being underwritten by the Terre and Dolls” show, which the drama Haute law firm of Wilkinson, Goeller, Mode- for adults, and $3 for senior citi- club performed in the 1980s and zens and non-RHIT students. sitt, Wilkinson and Drummy, LLP. Tickets 1990s. Interestingly, both lead Wed. Feb 5, 7:30 p.m. are $5 for adults, and $3 for senior citizens actors from those shows are and non-RHIT students. Presented under the expected to return: Mark Gebert Violinist Corey Cerovsek auspices of the Rose-Hulman Fine Arts and Parke Lucas. 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