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VOLUME 20 THE LANTHORN-May 1, 1986 ■ - ALLENDALE, MICHIGAN Number 29
Libyan students quiet after bombing Who docked the rock? Now you see it... By Jessica Snyder Libyans still studying here. College Press Service Some Libyan students fear they're being watched by fellow countrymen, "We have two, and they're not talking their American friends say. to anyone," is how a woman answered Though none have complained of the phone at the University of personal harassment, friends and Colorado's International Student Center advisors say some Libyan students fear their families could have been caught in last week. The "two" they had were Libyan the bombing. American students, demonstrating their students. And by 3 p.m. on the day after the support or opposition to the attack, American bombing of Libya, have been highly visible. phone-weary staffers no longer bothered At the University of to wait to be asked the question they'd Missouri-Columbia, both factions stood answered too many times that day: "Do their ground on the central pathway you have any Libyan students we can through campus, much to the interest of talk to?" television crews and on-lookers. Meanwhile at Miami-Dade CC, Libyan students, however are hesitant television camera crews prowled the to air their views on the bombing. And campus, and Miami Herald reporters unlike the 1979 hostage crisis, when stopped students to ask if they even Iranian students had to report their remotely knew a Libyan. presence to authorities, Libyan students As the nation's press descended on can choose to remain concealed. college campuses in search of the And most have, says Charlene Libyan students' perspective, its quarry Schmalt, a foreign student advisor at U stayed out of sight and administrators of M. threw a protective blanket of "I haven't seen one in about a year," confidentiality over the handful of she says of the three Libyans studying See story pg2' there. Wine-tasting courses may cost State $50 million Students complain in nearby complex
By Rick Miles states exempt certain students and The resident Dointed-out such flaws By Rodd Monts News Editor college courses from their drinking as heating vents built into the ceilings, Editor & The College Press Service laws. Students are complaining about the (causing the heat to rise through the "We want assurances,” says Kathy newly built student condominium roof), lack of soundproofing, saying EAST LANSING, Ml DeMeter of the Transportation complex, River Ridge. that the "floors and walls are as thin as --Transportaiton Secretary Elizabeth Department. "How are (exemptions) Students have complained of paper," and doors opening out instead Dole wants to know if the students in enforced? Can a keg party be numerous architectual flaws in the unit, of in. exempted?" "Mice are also a problem," the Michigan State's wine-tasting course some of which are costing students The department has given Michigan ^ resident said. swallow after they "swish" and, if so, extra money because the apartments are Gov. James Blanchard a deadline to Are the current residents content to how much. inefficient. justify die college exemption. stay? "I don’t know of any of the About $50 million in federal highway One resident, who wishes to remain "How can students learn wine making anonymous for fear of possible people living there how that are coming funds depend on the answer. and not taste the wine'’," asks MSU repercussions said, "They look good back (to live there) next year," the Though the state of Michigan bars Professor Joseph Koppel.. now, when we moved in roads were resident said. people under 21 from drinking, MSU's hotel and restaurant management course When Koppel received a concerned unfinished, we had no sidewalks and The Lanthorn is currently looking allows minors to sample wine. call from Secretary Dole recently, not even any aluminum siding." into this matter for more resident input. The federal government now wants to "everybody laughed," he said. know why Michigan and a few other See W ine pg 2 Grand Valley students and faculty win state honor awards
Two Grand Valley State faculty Donna E. Larson, associate professor instruction programs for nursing. She also feels that the instructors are among members and two students received of nursing, and Faite R-P. Mack, is currendy the nursing education editor the best in the state. distinguished faculty and outstanding professor of education, received special for three professional journals. In 1983, Larson was recognized for student awards at the fifith annual certificates at the convocation, along Larson was surprised to win the her nursing education contributions Awards Convocation of the Michigan with students Julie Blodgett and Kevin award, but felt it had some very positive when the Michigan Nurses’ Association Association of Governing Boards of Griffith. ramifications. named her "Michigan Nurse Achiever of the Year." Last year she traveled and Colleges and Universities (MAGB) held Professor Larson joined the GVSC 'It gives us more visiblitiy," Larson lectured throughout China as a member earlier this month at the Kellogg faculty in 1978 and teaches both said, "It verifies that good things do Center. Michigan State University undergraduate and graduate nursing happen at small places (colleges)." of the "People-to-People Citizen MAGB is an organization of college and students. For the past several years, she Larson feels the GV nursing Ambassador Program." She has also been writing nursing university trustees which annually has developed expertise in the use of program is comparable to any other in honors two outstanding students and computer technology in nursing the state "I think it is the finest software programs for a computer corporation. "I've been developing faculty members nominated by each of education. She has written and program in the state. The students are Michigan's four-year public institutions published several computer-assisted motivated and bright, " she said She See Awurds pg 2 THE LANTHORN-May 1986, page 2 Audio Club claims responsibility
By Bill Getty painted the rock elaborately and were to petition the administration next year That is their challenge to the people Staff Writer very ^disappointed when it was turned for a new site for the rock according to on campus who are upset with the facL into a "graffiti rock" in the mid-70's by Rich Schraeger, GVSC program board that the rock is buried. President of the The rock. Some people call it a the Greek organizations on campus. director and active student leader. audio club, Tom Orzechowski, attended tradition Grand Valley should be proud More recently, the rock has suffered Apparently, the Greek organizations feel the Leadership Conference and feels that of. Others call it child's play and another change. In the fall Of '85 it was very strongly about the value of the there is a lack of community and graffiti. Whatever point of view you moved from its location just north of rock for free expression of their ideas. cooperation between the student accept, the rock has been a part of the Little Mac Bridge to the grassy area organizations on campus'. There is also another student group campus life at GVSC for some time. east of Manitou Hall. Since this move which has strong opinions about the He may be right. He offers this Now, it has been returned to the earth the area by the bridge has been improved value of the rock. The newly formed suggestion to those who are saddened by from which it. came. That's right, with bushes, shredded bark and a picnic audio club has issued the following the burial, "If seven of us can bury it, BURIED ALIVE! table. why can't seventy of you team up and statement. According to Dan Seely, audio club Still, the rock’s change of location get it out.” advisor, the rock was originally a form angered a portion of the student body, "We, the Audio Club, hereby claim What does the future hold for the of protest for the student artists of namely some of die Greek organizations responsibility for the burial of 'the rock? Except for very gradual chemical Thomas Jefferson College. They had on campus. They are currendy planning rock'. As for our reasons, Freud once weathering, not much is certain. said, 'all activities are sexually linked...' Perhaps someone will get a group Wine never mind. Seriously, this is our together and dig it up. But beware, the reason; During the recently held Student audio club broke two shovels and a pick Leadership Conference, we noticed that axe digging its hole! Grand Valley State also offers a wine where wines come from, how they're tasting course, under the title Liberal made, the origin of wines and what wine the only things that were discussed, that If no one sho\ysxan interest soon, Arts 268, "Wine: History, to drink with certain foods.” were seen as of important were trivial. the trusty crew from the physical plant Anthropology, Appreciation." As of October 1, the Transportation Such as the 'rock'. Other subjects were will be over to finish the job. According The course may be dropped next Department will cut off five percent of only mentioned in passing, things that to Randy Drewry, grounds manager, the semester because of the controversy that their 1987 highway funds ($50 million would improve GVS life as a whole. plans are to cover and seed the area. has arisen. in Michigan) to states that still allow What does the rock have to offer campus In all, the case of the disappearing GV student Carl Pollard, a 19-year- people under 21 to drink alcohol. as a whole?" rock has a number of interesting old sophomore, and LIB 268 student, Even states that set the legal age at They continue, "Maybe, we should characters. It is far from a final solution. feels that the course makes no difference 21, but do not adequately enforce it can start looking at things that are worth In fact, the fun seems to be just getting as far as alcohol consumption among be penalized, the Transportation started. Someone should be in control of minors. Department says. your and our time. The fact that we are all the burying though. It could get out "I don't think it will make a big For the time being, Michigan will being pressured to write this letter is of hand. difference (whether students are under 21 defend the wine-tasting course, says absurd. Especially when things are or not). I don't think that people 19 are Sheridan Rhodes, Deputy director of the needed on this campus like freedom of more of a problem than people 21." state’s Office of Highway Safety. speech, truly student-run media, the p p n s K m § \ m s Pollard feels that the course is "But if the federal government held a responsible use of alcohol on campus educational, and students do not take the hard line, we could get the law and the general introduction to the real course merely to abuse the right to drink changed," he says. world for the people who insist on while still under the legal age. Koppel has assured the state, when exerting their energies on a rock. For He feel that "yes (students should be formally tasting, he and students don't our actions we are not sorry. For those allowed to lake the class) as long as it's even swallow. who actually miss the rock, we are truly allowed on campus." As far as learning "I tell my students that from the sorry! Please, feel free to levitate the is concerned, Pollard said, "We learn a throat down, it's social drinking, and rock!" lot about wine. We learn the regions from the throat up, its's evaluating." Awards
computer assisting programs, so that is a recognized authority in the the Chicago Public Schools, consulting in volunteer work with handicapped nursing students and nurses can get diagnostic assessment of young school psychologist for various school children in her church and in physical practice and some know how before they children. He has been awarded districts around the state, chief therapy activites. get actual hands on experience," Larson fellowships from the U.S. Department evaluation and assessment coordinator said. of Education, the State of Illinois for compensatory services in the Kevin Griffith is a senior English Governor's Office, and the Educational Michigan Department of Education, and major from Adrian. He is a Presidential She and husband Harold, a GV Policy Fellowship Program of the visiting professor at Michigan State Scholar and has maintained a 3.80 GPA physics professor, are planning to go to National Institute of Education. Mack University. both in Honors Program and in his Yugoslavia this summer on a teacher has been awarded over $1,200,000 in Julie Blodgett, an Honors Scholar, is major field. His poetry has won the exchange program. Mrs. Larson will state and federal grants to establish a senior from Sparta majoring in Oiaenburg Writing Contest. He has teach about computer assisted educauon. exemplary retraining programs for physical therapy. She has maintained a served as a feature and sports writer for Faite R-P. Mack, who came to in-service teachers. 3.99 GPA at Grand Valley and was the Lanthorn, the GVSC student Grand Valley in 1972, is a professor of* His professional publications include highly rated by clinical physical therapy newspaper, and has assisted beginning education and is also serving as acting a book and many journal articles. He instructors during her physical therapy writers as a tutor in the Writing Center. director of the School of Educauon. He has served as special education teacher in internships. She has spent many hours
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needs to be accomplished. John Zaugra is a GV counselor, and do to compensate for my weaknesses or and non-essential details, the critical has offered this article in hopes of to enhance my strengths? Plan, then act from the non-critical elements. These * Take, ihe exitm calniix .and preparing students for upcoming final accordingly. strategies will enable you to gain a confidently. You have prepared for your examinations. * Develop a study plan, imckmenl better overall perception of your class exam, and are now seated comfortably in it. and stick to it. Your study plan content rather than trying to study every the examination room. The exam is By John Zaugra should consist of an ample amount of minute detail. distiibuted and you look at the first Guest Writer time to prepare comprehensively for * Listen to what vour instructor savs question. Panic strikes! You don't your finals. Establish goals, strategies about the final exam. Listen for key know or can't recall the answer What Preparation for final exams is not an to implement them, and make a words and phrases, and the emphasis happens next? easy task. It requires discipline, commitment to achieving them. placed on them. Take heart, there are several motivation, confidence, and Remember, there are one-hundred Follow suggestions carefully and suggestions to follow. If a difficult self-responsibility. sixty-eight hours in a week. Surely, listen for those concepts, principles, and question appears, skip it, go on to an It also requires the personal you can agree that the minimum of ideas which are identified. Remember, easier one. As you work through the commitment of time to learn the course forty hours weekly should be set aside instructors are there to help you. What exam, information will be recalled, content to perform on examinations. for intellectual development. Studying they have to say and what you hear thereby providing a basis for answering Exam preparation, although demanding requires time, effort, and organization. make a difference on how well you difficult questions. of an individual's intellectual and * Be selective in what you're perform on exams. If you become anxious, takrc deep emotional energies, can be undertaken studying. It's impossible to review * Use a check system when you're breaths and remind yourself that you with aplomb. Here are six suggestions adequately twenty-five or thirty chapters studying. Don't simply attempt to prepared for the final exam and have the that will help in .preparation for your from a textbook for a final exam. This memorize materials and class details. ability to perform well on it. final examination: difficult task compounds itself when the Check yourself by writing on paper Relax and don't allow yourself to requirements for studying for other what you have memorized and learned. perform poorly when, in fact, you know * Know vour strengths and courses are taken into consideration. This pencil technique provides you with the answers. weaknesses. If you're having difficulty Therefore, it seems reasonable to two primary sources of information with a particular type of math or science suggest that "being selective" in what about what you have studied. The Career Planning and Counseling concept, seek assistance from your you're studying is a useful strategy. First, it lets you know immediately Center is available to help any student instructor or through the Academic what has or has not been learned thereby prepare for their final exams. Consider Resource Center (ARC). Review, study, and memorize those reinforcing your effort. And, second, it this an invitation to stop in and see us. Often, additional explanations about a concepts, principles, and supporting data helps you clearly articulate on paper Good Luck! Remember, your final concept provide insight needed to clarify emphasized in class discussions and what you have studied. grade in any class is a reflection of your a difficult or complex idea. Ask lectures. By checking yourself, you'll know efforts. yourself the quest ion: What do 1 need to Try to distinguish between essential what has been learned and what yet
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Opinions expressed in the Lanthom are not necessanlv those of Grand Valley State College THE LANTHORN-May 1, 1986, page 4 Opinion ; ~ ^ Is the "majority" responsible for destroying shanty?
By Adrian White Shantytowns have been built on apartheid President ArendD. Lubbers has Staff Writer college campuses in protest of apartheid. This non-violent approach asked the chief of campus security to investigate the vandalism that took What is wrong with this world? (In actually provoked violence in which ill place. Lubbers, a strong opposer to particular the U.S.) The majority mannered and prejudice members of the apartheid, is disturbed by the actions of would say, "There's nothing wrong.” majority are held accountable for the the perpetrators. The minorities would say, "It looks atrocious events. Those who are a part of the like we'll be segregated and It has happened at Yale, Wesleyan, condemnation of the GVSC shantytown discriminated by the majority as long Cal-Santa Barbara, and all though one has done nothing but plagued the as we're on this earth." need not to be surprised, Grand Valley college with the notion of racial We minorities today have come a State College has joined the club of segregation. It's a shame that this long way since the days of our fellow colleges with polarizing opinions on school has protestors of apartheid after civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther apartheid protests. President Lubbers offered Willie King, Jr., who was active in racial A few weeks ago, some competent Mandella a degree from GVSC to justice issues. students at GVSC built a shantytown project the concept of anti- apartheid. The vandals betrayed the President who Before Dr. King departed, he gave on campus in protest of apartheid. A represents us all. And now GVSC is minorities potent momentum to capture few days later, a group of incompetent stuck with the reputation of supporting justice from the majority in a students destroyed the shantytown to apartheid. non-violent fashion. enhance the obnoxious concept of Notes from A® Umiergrommi:
By Henry E. Hardy was the "black," or anarchist, On February 16, 1886, another strike killed or wounded. Assistant Editor anti-authoritarian wing of the at the Chicago McCormick Harvesterr Police opened fire on the fleeing international socialist movement. plant was followed by a lockout, and crowd, killing two and wounding as A crowd of demonstrators have With the inspiration of many German the hiring of "scab” nonunion many as 200. gathered at Haymarket Square in Socialists who had fled from Bismark's employees. In the anti-anarchist hysteria which Chicago to listen to revolutionary brutal purge in 1873, the IWPA formed A nationwide general strike began on followed, hundreds of anarchists were speeches and to protest for better local working peoples associations May 1, 1886 to bring about the harassed or tortured by vigilante mobs. conditions for workers. Although the throughout the United States. The universal adoption of the eight hour Newspaper editorials called for the rhetoric is firy, the demonstration is IWPA was one of the wellsprings of work day. Hundreds of thousands of deportation, or even the summary peaceful. As the Mayor of Chicago, the union movement in the U.S. workers joined in. There were scattered execution of all anarchists. Carter Harrison, leaves the ralley, he At this time, the right of the people incidents of violence throughout the Spies and 4 other anarchists were informs the police to take no to organize armed militias was still country. sentenced to death for murder despite the provocative action. Soon after he secured by the Second Amendment of On May 3, one striker was killed and lack of any evidence whatsoever /eaves, however, a group of more than the US constitution. The anarchists several wounded by police who fired on connecting the defendants to the 200 policemen, acting apparently organized popular armed revolutionary strikers at the McCormick plant. The bomb-thrower, who's identity remains without orders from higher authority, militias in Chicago, Detroit, anarchist August Spies, mistakenly unknown to this day. One of the gather and confront the crowd, Cincinatti, St. Louis, Omaha, Newark, believing that 6 strikers had been killed, condemned men, Lingg, committed demanding that it disperse immediately. New York, San Francisco, Denver, and composed and distributed 10,000 copies "suicide" while in jail awaiting As the speakers are leaving tJie podium other cities. of an inflamatory circular calling for a execution. On November 11, 1887, to dremonstrate with the police, During the period spanning mass meeting the next day. The notice, Spies and the three others were executed someone throws a bomb into the police 1884-1886, the eight hour movement entitled, "Revenge! Workingmen! To by hanging. lines. More than seventy are critically experienced growing support in liberal Arms!,'' called for armed workers to The men remained true to their injured or killed. The police open fire circles and moderate labor gather at Chicago's Haymarket Square. beiiefs to the end. on the fleeing crowd. When it is all organizations, and was subjected to At the mass meeting, a rally of "Long live anarchy!" was Spies' last over, one policeman and hundreds of increasing repression by employers and 20,000 to 25,000 people was held to cry as the noose tightened around his demonstrators lie dead in the streets. the state. protest the shootings, and to caff for the neck. 1986? 1968? No, this was one In 1884, the Federation of Organized implementation of the eight hour day For those who are interested in hundred years ago this May. Like the Trades and Labor Unions passed by a and the rest of the anarchist program. learning more about the anarchist other infamous killing of demonstrators nearly unanimous vote a resolution The mayor of Chicago, Carter Harrison, movement and the Haymarket Square by police on May 4, 1972 at Kent State mandating that eight hours would who attended the meeting, observed that incident, I would like to recommend University, the Haymarket Square constitute a legal day's work from May it was peaceful. He informed the chief three books: The History of the Massacre, as it came to be known, 1, 1886 onward. The Knights of Labor of police that no action against the Hiiymarksi Affair, by Henry David, the shocked the conscience of America and added an eight hour plank to its demonstration was necessary, and went Hijvrnarket Tragedy, by Paul Avrich, helped to shape the future history of the constitution in that same year. home. and the first volume of Emma United States. An understanding of this In 1885, the Metalworkers Union Soon after the Mayor had left the Goldmans remarkable autobiography, incident is critical in understanding the also formed a paramilitary ami, because demonstration, a mob of over 200 Living Mv Life. All are available from impact, both positive and negative, of the brutal suppression of a strike at policemen suddenly appeared on the the GVSC Library. which was had by the radical movement the McCormick Harvester plant. scene and ordered the meeting to in the U.S. one hundred years ago. On January 4, loot), the Supreme disperse. By this time 3/4 of the crowd As a final note, I would like to thank At this time (c. 1886), anarchists in court ruled that the Constitution of the had already left. all of those who have faithfully read my the United States led a militant labor United States did not include the right Spies and others moved to comply column this year, and who have movement in favor of the establishment of the people to form armed militias with the police order, descending from enlivened the campus and helped me to of an eight hour work day. without the permission of the State the platform as the police line clarify and re-evaluate some of my own The International Working Peoples Perforce, the heretofor legal and public- approached. Suddenly, a bomb was views by offering their comments and Association (IWPA) had been founded radical workers militias were forced thrown into the middle of the criticism. Have a peaceful and loving after the 1872 split in the Internationale underground. The stage was set for approaching group of police. More than summer! between Marx and Bakunin. The IWPA violent confrontation. 70 policemen were instantaneously The "wheel of fortune" rings in yet another
By Rodd Monts I was called "egocentric" for Assistant in one of the residence halls, position only because thfcrewas no one Editor expressing joy, but that is fine, because while also taking 17 credits, in order to else qualified. When Bob Budlong came in as editor I can accept criticism. graduate next May. I am not planning The candidate selected has no prior his opening column said basically, "I I know I have done a good job, many to continue as editor, but 1 am not experience. He does have some have no experience, but I will try." of my peers also feel I have, and thus, resigning, I am not beaten, I am not admirable traits, and I wish him the best When I assumed the position I also above ail else is what matters most to being pressured. of luck, because "it ain't easy!" wrote a column, which stated some of me. I am, and was then qualified for the The NAB appoints new editors every The editor preceding me was also " my goals as editor, and also my feelings position. academic year, because of my schedule inexperienced, and unfu.wi.ut-lj the on receiving the job. Next year 1 will be a Resident next Fall I chose to apply for ttre See wheel pg 6 THE LANTHORN-May 1, 1986, page 5 Letters
To the Editor: To (he Editor: (from a window of the dorm, I assume.) What does my personal esteem have to Now, what I would like to know is, do with what you and your friends did? I'm not one for writing letters, but I I'm proud to go to Grand Valley and was my car bugging you CHILDREN My lack of confidence is hardly a reason feel I must respond to Henry Hardy's I'm proud to be a part of Grand Valley's so much that you had to egg it. Don't to withhold my name. If it matters to article "Reagan the Baby Killer" Greek life. If you take a look at our you people realize that a car like that you, my name is Toni DeBenedetto. CLanthorn, April 23, 1986). By no campus you just might wonder if we costs over $10,500, and your stupid egg I’m glad you can admit that it wasn't means am I in favor of what Reagan did, have a Greek life. We have no houses costing around six cents ruined the the nicest thing to do. Many people so that is not the problem. The with our letters emblazed on their paint? wouldn't even have done that much. problem, Henry, is your pompous fronts. We have no fraternity or I mean, when my friends and I left, And as far as my rating you all... If you attitude, that your opinions are right and sorority row. All we have is a group of we went straight to a carwash, but the can dish it out, be well prepared to take you know everything. I am really very hard working people who want to make damage was already done!! The paint it. happy that President Reagan is such a Greek life at Grand Valley the best it was off. Toni DeBenedetto close personal friend that you know he can be. And, we had the rock. The one I don’t know where you guys were is lying about the bombing of. Libya, piece of Grand Valley, Greeks could call brought up, but you need to learn a To the Editor: and in fact, you know "the real reason their own and now it is gone. little respect for other people's property. Uncle Ronnie is lying." I am also glad You guys came to college to be on your Henry, I must congratulate your to know "the fact is that our President is I don't believe everyone understood own - to show your parents that you are opinion of April 23 as having expressed a disgusting mass murderer.” It's our attachment to the rock, or the rock capable of handling yourselves properly. some things which should be considered amazing how enlightening you can be! would not be missing. The rock I have news for you guys - you're not by American people. However, you're The fact is Henry, you have a terrible represents Greek life at Grand Valley capable so why don't you go back home still caught up ih some type, of "chip time discerning fact and opinion. The State. It shows our pride, our rivalry and GROW UP!! See letters pg 6 two are NOT synonymous! Maybe I'm and most important, our unity. outdated, but I believe--not how I Everyone needs something to call their Anonymous Lanthorn express an opinion-that one is innocent very own and the rock was ours. As Grand Valley's official student run until proven guilty. Perhaps, for once, Please, whoever buried it, show To The Editor: newspaper, The Lanthorn welcomes some pride and consideration and give us you should consider the president's side ( letters and comments. We ask that of this. Reagan warned the Libyans that back our little piece of Grand Valley. You're right, Sunday meals are every letter contain the name and the U.S. would take action if the boring. I don't think you and your telephone number of the author. The Elizabeth Paczesny friends chose a very good way to "spruce author's name may be withheld, by up the evening." Your friends were request, from publication in certain terrorist acts continued. (Granted, he did NOT using a scale of 5 to 10. Where not have to go far as to bomb Libya). To the Editor: Letter do DOUBLE-ZEROS and cases. The Lanthorn reserves the right As you should know, empty threats SNOW-COWS fit between 5 and 10? to edit due to legal or ethical carry no weight. Did you ever have a This is not a letter to the Lanthorn, And at which number did you begin considerations, or because of space teacher who constantly threatened the it is a letter to some of the inconsiderate barking? How can you expect those limitations. Publication occurs every. students to "be good or else?" I did; we students that attend this college. people not to take it personally? Or to Wednesday, with the deadline being the ' never found out what "or else" meant, Last Saturday, April 19th, my car - a "ignore this meaningless event?" (as preceeding Friday at 5:00 pm in the we didn't respect her either. Think brand new Reliant LE - was parked near you so perfectly put it). offices of The Laiithom, downstairs in about it. the entrance of Kisder for approximately As a matter of fact, I don't have the Kirkhof Center. 15 minutes. During the short time I much confidence, and I'm far from Michelle Egeler was in the building, my car was egged perfection. I missed your point though. Policy
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12,500 JOBS . . . in all Michigan Countie*!! The Michigan Youth Corps is now accepting applications for summer Economic boom doesn't mean more jobs for grads jobs Earn up to $1,000 over a six-to ei/jht-week period at $3.35/hour. Must be: (CPS) -- Despite tic boom in the December, the month all three surveys * 18 through 21 slock market and the general economy, were published. * unemployed students are finding this spring's job The dive obviously hurl oil * A Michigan resident. market only marginally better than last companies, which have hired the most Applications available at your placement office, Michigan Employment year's, placement officials around the petroleum engineering majors. Three Security Commission (MESC) offices. Call the Youth Corps toll-free at country report. years ago, the engineers were the 1-800-652-7124 for more info. There are, moreover, odd things hottest commodities on campus, happening, they add. averaging six job offers apiece and Oil companies are hiring fewer getting starting salaries over $30,000 a petroleum engineering majors, but year. raising their starting salaries The impact at some schools has been significantly. immediate. And while business majors are At Texas A&M, one of the biggest getting more job offers than last year, producers of petroleum engineers, their starting salary offers are down one placement director Louis Van Pelt says half of one percent, the College companies are interviewing fewer Placement Council (CPC) says. engineering majors than they did last "It's not really clear why this is year happening," says CPC spokeswoman The oil companies, however, are Judith Kayser. showing "a reasonable amount of The much-anticipated business rush interest in accountants and to hire liberal arts majors, moreover, management," Van Pelt adds. hasn't materialized so tar during the But nationwide, petroleum spring hiring season. engineering majors may not have tell "There is a lot more talk than action" the shock of oil company cutbacks yet. in hiring libeial aris majors, says John Kavser says. if You Don’t Know Shinglelon. placement director at During the last month, starting s.il.uy Michigan State and am In >r of an annual oltcrs to petroleum engineers jum out DIAMONDS survey ol business lining plans lot new of college were (> 9 percent higher than Know Your Jeweler gr aduales tliev were a sear ago. she Holes. For special prices on diamonds, watches "There iv a (six month) time lag & jewelry, visit your nearest Mulligan State, the (TC and Notthwestern I'm verity winch between movement in the economy and sponsor the three major forecasts ot employment." Kayser maintains. corporate recruiting on campus each "The reports down the toad will 4mw year -- predicted that the total number ot a real drop in the number ol ollciC Downtown, Rogers Plaza, job oilers to spring grads would rise a limn oil companies, she says. North Kent, and Woodland modest I -I to two percent above Iasi On tlie blighter side, viiiu.illy all v ear. other kinds of majors are doing heller in The job make! Iasi year was a vast the job market this spring. improvement compared to DS3 and "Overall recruiting (lor all fields) ! 4 FINE STORES TO BETTER 1984, when, according to the ITS remains sluing," Van Pelt asserts, Dept, of Labor, as many as halt the adding "our recruiting looms are still S HELP YOU! students were still unemployed six lull all the time." months after graduation. Teaching jobs seem to be especially Though 1985 grads' prospects were plentiful, Shinglelon says. much better than their immediate At the State University ot New Yoik ■ predecessors', campus placement at Buffalo, where the number ol 3 directors generally thought corporate corporate job mtemews has increased hiring demand tor students was, as since last year, placement counseloi Shinglelon put it, still suit." Mary Ann Stegmeier notes social "What I have seen substantiates the service organizations seem to be forecast" ol demand this spung. making more job otters this spring observes Victor R Lindquist ol Computer science majors ate ■51 Monroe Mall N.W. 3150 Plainfield increase in the number ol job otleis, receiving 4.8 percent higher solary and still thinks he’s right. oilers than last year, Kayser reports, S 1533 Wealthy S.E. 2883 Wilson, Grandville They (the statistics) have been a vers though Shingleton has found computer accurate portrayal ol the teciuitmg trend job oilers on the manufacturing end this year."Shingleton savs. have "gone down considerably." No one. ot course, anticipated the He agrees with Kayser that general collapse in oil puces that began m employment prospects for computer See Hoorn pg )2
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Coupon good for half off price l etters .ciri t trom pg 5 * trail rides with or without guide on ihe shoulder radicalism" that turns compliment your knowledge on issues * 2 and 3 hour rides off many readers You turn off many Your biggest trouble is you turn people people by the unnecessary revoluuonary away by your aggressiveness Some ol * sunset rides tone in your speech Jerry Rubin. your statements lose reliability and * sunrise rides Abbie Hoffman, Angela Davis and substance because of che way you make * hayrides *■ Elderage Cleaver all had some verv chem Being a good journalist is not good ideas but turned many off by the dependant upon all che accusatory way they expressed themselves sensationalism Ln your articles. Good Monday thru Friday, expires 5/29/86 You are obviously very informed on che tnauers, Henry I've heard mans Paul Schuiti THE LANTHORN-May 1, 1986, page 7
A t L a r g e Laying the Big Stick
ECten on little countries Goodman "It's o fil' too high right now, but with jumping on it. ipiiing it. throwing it and frodting it in tho house, i n level offin a lew doys."
BOSTON-How quickly the war in the world runs one fixed idea about jitters subside. The Dow Jones goes baby. And if our allies desert us, well, is considering breaking the terms of the America's role and rights in the world: up. The dog needs to be taken to the there is even something pleasurable last arms-control agreement, SALT II. the President's picture of a weak vet. There is laundry to be done. We about that, something American about How much more exciting it is to be free post-Vietnam America. It is an image swallow a couple of Maalox tablets and hitching up our own pants and going it at last of restraints, to go for it-victory of an America reluctant to fight. An hope that the worst of it will be a alone. Nobody can tell us what to do. in the arms race-rather than negotiating America restrained by world opinion, thousand cancel trips abroad. I read that message and not just now, an end to it ~ immobilized by the fear of another But my own jitters have a much when it runs under the bombing of What of Nicaragua, to which we escalating war, cautious of its allies and longer life span. I am not able to see the Tripoli, for which there was at least export terror? On the silver anniversary enemies. A helpless giant, paralyzed, bombing of Tripoli as a one-night provocation and pretext. It is there, of the Bay of Pigs, the White House afraid of its own nuclear shadow. stand, a clean "surgical strike" against more dangerously, underlying the way wants to strut American stuff again, the The White House has purposely terrorism. this government has dealt with Soviet stuff of power. It is as if the countered this "paralysis" with a The New York Post headline keeps proposals for arms control and with slow-boiling desire to act has finally swagger. Like some President running through my head: "Take That, Central America. bubbled up against the lid of Feelgoods, they issue approval for Qaddafi!" So do the street interviews The bombs of April may have dulled self-restraint, even reason. hostile feelings, offer the quickie with Americans who applaud "taking the echo of the "Mighty Oak," the I know it is risky to link these three catharsis, live in the now and worry out” the "mad dog." I keep hearing the whimsical name for the recent nuclear danger zones into one text, even about the consequences later. I'm okay, President-"If necesary we shall do it test. But this was the bomb that blew loosely. There is much more popular you’re okay, and it’s okay to carry a big again"-and reading the polls that show up the best chance we had in years for support for our attack on Libya than stick...expecially against a small Americans overwhelmingly favor this arms control. there is for nculear testing or for contra country. action even if it will increase terrorism, The Soviet Union opened a window funding. The debate about Tripoli is I am sure the Prsident and his men even if it will increase the risks of war. to us, declaring a moratorium on between people who are elated that we see in this muscular policy the return of There is more to all this than rage at nucliear testing. They held it open for finally did something and people who the mythical man, the American striding Qaddafi, the terrorist it is safest to hate. seven months and we slammed it shut. are elated that we finally did something alone to High Noon in every trouble There is also in our reaction a lust for We decided to go it alone--choosing and people who wonder what good this spot. But I keep seeing Slim Pickens, action, for hitting back, a palpable "Star Wars," the science-fiction notion something did. It is a .debate about in’ "Dr. Strangelove," gleefully riding pleasure in shaking off the usual of an impenetrable space shield, over inaction and wrong action. Most the bomb to Doomsday. From the halls restraints, a sense of physical release in mutual test ban. Americans feel at least an edge of of Managua to the shores of Tripoli, it’s landing a good hard punch to the solar Now, imagining that we have the ambivalence. But underneath these separate actions worth a lingering case of the jitters. plexis, even if this punch kills another Soviets "on the run," the administration
To the jerks who buried the greek rock, you should have jumped into the hole with it, you are probably rock P o p - 13^ Goodbyes are heads anyway. To the geek who scratched my car Lfc- with a key, I can get it fixed for free, a New Beginning and it didn't cost me anything to call msm your mother names I can't even spell Rodd Monts i® g g t§ either (I wish you could've been there, boy do I w ish you could've been there). To all the people at the Physical really be responsible. Good luck! I Plant, you have done a good job this As the grass turns its brightest green, may not be a dangerous jungle, but it is know of a few Seniors who are gonna year, but then again you should as trees reach full bloom, girls begin to far worse; a boring mass of cornfields. need it. much as you get paid. Good luck in wear shorts and spring calls for the It is time to pack-up, throw away, I am glad I don't have to prepare upcoming contract negotiations. beginning of summer; it all signifies an and maybe even cherish the myself for graduation until next year, To Joe Morford. your the greatest, I end to another semester. collectables, and assorted garbage we and since 1 can afford to take liberties I say come back, huh1 It has been a g
By Amy Klufkurn the most severe, includes rape and Investigations are then held to international and handicapped students Features Editor abuse. 2. Pressure to engage in sexual determine whether or not sufficient and is pursuing her MBA in education activity as terms of employment. 3. evidence is president to pursue hearings. here at Grand Valley, has similar views Sexual harassment in the workplace Physical contact of a sexual nature. 4. If enough evidence is present, the to those of Appel. "For a lot of was the topic of a seminar and open Comments, innuendos and jokes of a students - being a student is their job" forum discussion held Wednesday, April sexual nature. Union becomes advocate for the and as a student they have certain 23, in Lake Huron Hall. According to Fallon, category four claimant during the hearings and/or rights. If a student wishes to file a The forum, sponsored by Grand accounts for 60 percent of sexual settlement. Appel says there are, on grievance against another student, Valley's student chapter of A.S.P.A. harassment cases brought against average, 12 complaints filed each faculty or staff member, they may go to (American Society for Personnel employees/supervisors, while category month in Grand Rapids. Appel also the Dean of Students, Affirmative Administration) consisted of four guest three makes up 22 percent, two - 13 added that many complaints are filed by Action or straight to the Civil Liberties speakers: Bill Fallon, labor lawyer percent and one - five percent. co-workers who have dated each other. Union. Randall also adds that the specializing in employment litigation; A litigant has a good case if the It is Appels view that dating burden of proof is on the filer and that Ginger Randall, a Grand Valley student harassment interferes with an co-workers is unethical. non-academic relationships between services assistant; Frankie Preston, individuals employment. Fallon says a students and faculty aren’t ethical. The Grand Rapids City Sexual personnel director of VVestinghouse great many of harassment victims are After the 90 minute, presentation Harassment Policy has recently received Furniture Division and Tom Appel forced out of their jobs. Fallon pointed speakers answered queestions from the from the Michigan Department of Civil out that if an employee is fired for nation-wide attention as seen on the small audience. "Today Show" April 22. The policy is Rights. harassment, but it can't be proved, the Lynley Appel, president of Grand Fallon, a member of Miller-Johnson, employee may be held libel. innovative in that hard lines are being Valley's A.S.P.A. Chapter was drawn as to what is and is not proper a business oriented law firm, claimed in Appel, who holds a Masters Degree disappointed at the small turnout but office behavior. In this policy, joke his speech that there is a certain amount in Public Administration from feels the audience made up for it by the telling, crude language, leers and of in-office contact which is healthy, Michigan State, outlined the procedure quality of questions asked. appropriate and legal. That conduct has one must go through to file a sexual whistles can be judged as sexual Appel is currently recruiting to be distinguished from what type of harassment complaint with the Civil harassment. Appel hopes "the country A.S.P.A. members for the 1986-87 behavior is unappropriate. Liberties Union. The complaint must and various private sectors will adopt academic year. Members must be at the policy.” Fallon outlined four categories of be filed with the Union within 180 days least sophomore status though not - -xual harassment: 1. Sexual assault- after the incident took place. Randall, who also woiks with necessarily business majors. Delta Sigma Pi finally receives charter for GV chapter
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$7 for first visit during the week ..ucs 1 *o By Amy Klofkorn last for some, as for Thom Gault, a Features Editor graduating senior who plays on trumpet. The orchestra kicked off the program The Grand Valley State Studio Jazz of 12 songs, with the Sammy Nestico Orchestra concluded its spring tour with tune "Fun Time", featuring Stephen a final concert Tuesday, April 22, in Durst on piano. "Sunrise Lady" Louis Armstrong Theatre. provided a Latin flavor, featuring Durst Before the studio group appeared, again on piano, and a marvelous Music 106 students warmed up the performance on drums by Keith Dudek. small audience with tunes such as Vocalist Angie Swartz, performed a "Moe’s Art" and "Free as the Breeze". version of Cole Porter's "You'd Be So The Orchestra had just returned from a Nice to Come Home to". two-day, six-city tour of Western A rendition of "Hop, Skip and a Michigan, including Allegan, Fennville, Jump”, featured Don Andersen on Portage and Saugatuck. trombone and Mike Randall on alto Conductor Dan Kovats led the 19 saxophone. member group, which though tired after Any students with previous musical their trip, certainly played to the best of experience, who would like to audition their ability. It was their eighth for the Jazz Orchestra or other music and more performance in two days. The orchestra ensembles such as Concert Band, Wind SAVE *50 performed many of the same tunes Ensemble, Festival Chorale or Brass \rr( 'ar\ ed Siladium" college rings jre now more affordable than ever. which they included in their Night Club Quintet, are invited to obtain more ( dioose from an incredible x arietx of vtx lev Series appearance last March. Their information or set up audition dates by See vour Art( iarved representarixe now sound has greatly improved. calling the Music Department at and saxc S.SOon a great Siladium college ring, The performance Tuesday, was the 895-3484. lexers \rt( iarxed ring is backed b\ j Lull Lifetime Warrants. Karges gives "hypnotic" performance once again m ? 1RVED By Karen Sneller As young as age 12, Karges had \ CLASS RINGS Staff Writer begun to dazzle those around him with his magic. He turned to the magic of Before a captive audience, mentalist the mind after studying under his uncle, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday tanchor centBr, Craig Karges gave a grand finale whom Karges discovered had been a May 5, 6 & 7 Haln Deck performance of psychic powers in the vaudeville mindreader. 10 a.ITl. tO 3 p.m . Bookstore last Thursday night event, Nite Club 3BC D«po»-i R«Qu*/*o I**** Series. Claiming to be simply an entertainer, Karges astonished all in attendance Karges has merged together the with his mindreading and clairvoyance, mysteries of magic and ESP, to create as he described objects that he could not an unbelievably extaordinary show. see and clearly expressed the thoughts of Karges claims no true extrasensory NOW OPEN: many a stunned person. powers. He simply encourages people He uses his mental powers to bend to search their own minds. spoons, move blocks and levitate Karges left his wide-eyed audience Center for tables, only a few examples of the with this thought, "Your mind is the amazing feats that Karges uses to leave most fascinating computer with you, Family Care his spectators feeling dumbfounded. now, learn to use it.” Students display varioi artworks Nurse Practitioners Providing Quality Health Care Convenient Services Including: once more to Calder • Prenatal health care By Laura Marshall wants to pursue a job in graphics or • Treatment of gynecological problems Staff Writer advertising • Annual exams To the lett of the entrance to the • Premarital exams Lithographs, sculptures, oil pastels Gallery are a number of prints by Joe • Self-health education and acrylics are some ot the many Znpytowski He prefers prints over mediums used by four Grand Valley paintings because one lithograph can Open Monday and Thursday evenings, 5-9 Call for an appointment. artists, displaying their work in the make "lots of images " He also likes black and white compared to color Sponsored by Blodgett Memonal Medical Center Gallery of Calder Fine Arts until May 1 This is because color, in printmaking, Some of the first exhibits, one sees as looks too applied. Black and white is they walk into the Gallery are those of more spontaneous," he explained Address: 6853 Lake Michigan Dr., Allendale Debra VanDeusen. She has a varied Zapytowski's favorite work is a collection of sculpture, pottery and self-portrait. Phone 895-5468 paintings Each work represents the Lona Rizgallah is the fourth artist theme of fish. When asked why this whose work is on display. She uses oil was, VanDeusen explained that the idea pastels and chalk to produce very f symbolized fellowship Her advice to colorful, large, bold shapes. The theme 4 , all art students is to "work very hard, of death prevails throughout her \ \ know people, and don t let go paintings - die shadows represent "diose : N Becky Smith uses an array of prisma, who have died," she said. These young talents will be l____ J pastels, acrylics and oil paints in her WftOlOAM Ot illustrations. Her exhibit includes a graduating this May, pursuing either four-picture series narrating the tale, careers or graduate school Anyone AU-EM)AL£ "How the Elephant Got His Nose," an finding some extra time in their advertisement for a tur shop, and several schedules this week should go and see other portraits. After graduation she the exhibits. THE LA NT HORN--May 1, 1986, pace 10 © o rts Mentzer wins 1500 meter run Schuler passes Blue team to victory pass to Frank Miotke to close the score, in fourth place in the 5000 meter run. 21-15. Shamus O'Keefe scored from 4 Other notable performances came from By Rodrick Wells By Rodrick "NVells yards out with 1:01 remaining to give Jenny Butchart in the 100 meter dash Sports Editor Sports Editor the Blue team a 22-21 edge. and Cindy Payne in die 800 meter dash. The Lakers depth has improved in The men didn't fare as well as the Guy Schuler led an overpowering Saturday afternoon Grand Valley s Blue team over the White team 22-2 1. skilled positions. The problem may women track team participated in the women did, as they placed in two events The Blue team consisting of mostly come in the trenches. The trenches are Domino's Pizza Classic held at Hillsdale in the 21st Annual Hillsdale Relays. starters racked up 442 yards in total where games are won or lost. The College. Jean Mentzer turned in a great The men were stacked up against quality offense. Guy Schuler accounted for Lakers hard-hitting was impressive, as performance in the 1500 meter run opponents such as Eastern Michigan, 261 yards in total offense. was the enthusiasm. One thing for posting a tune of 4:43.9. Mentzer came Michigan State and the University of The Blue team opened the scoring sure, the Lakers will light up the in second place in the 800 meter dash as Michigan. The bright spots were the with an 11 play, 61 drive, ending scoreboard this coming season, Chrissy Papenhagen of Hillsdale edged Lakers relay teams. The team of Chris with a 27 yard pass from Guy Schuler out to give the Blue team a 21-7 her out by 3 seconds. Karas, Scott France, Dave Woday and to Tom Kazen. Kazen had a great game advantage at halftime. The teams Mary Peterlin recordeed a time of Bob Osbourne finished third in the latching on to 6 passes from 71 yards. flip-flopped scores; the Blue squad took 16.4 to capture third place in the 100 4x1600 relay. Ferris State was the the White’s 7 points and the White took meter hurdles. Cindy Hatt came in winner and Hillsdale took second. The The Blue team's offense was in perfect the Blue's 21. second place in the 100 meter dash with quartet of Joe Haskill, Bob Verbrugge, tune; they passed down the field, then Schuler ran the ball in from 11 yards to The third quarter was scoreless, but a time of 13.2. A time of 62.9 placed Rudy Goodwin and Scott Stone finished freshman Norman Moss electrified the Karen Campbell in third place in the in second place to Michigan in the give the Blue team a 14-0 advantage. Freshman, quarterback Shamos crowd with a 40-yard reverse. The 400 meter dash. Mane Bobrowski came Sprint Medley. O'Keefe of the White team was not to White squad couldn't score from the be denied. The heralded freshman led his 5-yard line in 4 tries. The Blue team team down field and scored on a gutsy, played fantastic defense all day. 5-yard run. Gordon Gasche showed Guy Schuler connected on a 39-yard some nifty moves to score from 7 yards GV quarter back Guv Schuler dumps one off under pressure during Saturday's Spring Ga"U’ Photo by Denny. ( oi l ) HMu r rounds lliirtl h ast in prtli miiuuv action of (lit intramural softball to units. I lit Druids won Hit title In a store of II)-,S. 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Despite equipment FSC came right back to score four Guest Writers difficulties they finished a strong sixth Grand Valley's baseball woes times in the fourth. to teams- such as Notre Dame, continued this past week as the Lakers The Lakers traveled to Detroit on The Grand Valley Crew Club finished University of Michigan and Purdue won only two games out of seven. Sunday to play Wayne State. GVSC off its spring season with several great University. Mark Dewey picked up his third win of held a 4-1 lead in the opener before the performances at the Midwest Rowing Grand Valley's final event was the the season as GVSC defeated Aquinas Tartars scored five runs in the sixth to Championship in Madison, Wisconsin. Men’s Lightweight-8. They were College on Tuesday, 6-5. Scott win 6-4. In the nightcap, Greg VanDyke The regatta brought together teams hindered before the race even started by Ferguson tripled home Mike Hammerle and Mike McTaggert collected three hits from many states including Michigan, a foot-wide hole in die bow made when and Tom Regan, and later scored on an each, as the Lakers blasted WSU by a Ohio, Indiana, Kansas, Colorado, a supporting sling broke. A quick error as the Lakers built a 6-1 lead in the score of 13-4. Barbera capped off a fine Illinois and Wisconsin. patch job allowed the men to race. third inning. week by driving in four runs, and Saturday's races started off with the They rowed a tough race and placed Michigan State took both games of a McTaggert drove in three. Mark Weldy Women's-4. They missed the finals by third to earn bronze medals. doubleheader from GVSC on Thursday picked up t!»e win to raise his record to two places, but pulled off a fine With the season just finished, the by scores of 10-4 and 8-2. The Spartans 4-2. performance in the consolation race. team members are already looking pounded out 29 hits off six Laker Grand Valley will travel to the The race was neck and neck down the forward to next fall. Any person pitchers. University of Detroit on Wednesday for course. The womdn took almost thirty interested in rowing should look for the On Saturday, the Lakers hosted Ferris a double-header with the Titans, and to seconds off their time and finished club at Student Organization Day in the State College in a .Great Lakes Northwood Institute on Saturday for a second, two seconds behind Cincinatti. fall. Conference double-header.The Bulldodgs pair with die Northmen before returning The Women's-8 rowed a good first swept GVSC by scores of 7-4 and 8-7. home Sunday to host Hillsdale College. John Barbera's grand slam home run Johnson paces Lakers By Rodrick Wells -Greenbay by the score of 6-1. Annette Sports Editor Ulasich went 3 for 3 and Kim Bradeen GLIAC SOFTBALL STANDINGS went 2 for 3. Heidi Parent was the Trish Johnson continued her solid winnning pitcher for the Lakers. The GLIAC OVERALL pitching as she pitched a two hit Lakers only loss of the week came to shutout against the University- of Saginaw Valley State by a score of 3-2. Grand Valley 5-0 19-9 Detroit. The Laker's Kjm Bradeen and Kathy Chartier had two hits in a Wayne State 5-1 25-12 Annette Ulasich, had clutch RBI’s to losing cause. The Lakers swept two Saginaw Valley 3-3 14-11 lead the hitting attack as they went on games from Lake Superior State Lake Superior 3-3 7-8 to 3-0 victory over the Titans. Monday. This puts the Lakers in the Hillsdale 1-3 4-11 The Lakers defeated Wisconsin drivers seat as they need a split of their Ferris State 1-4 7-11 remaining games to take the title. Northwood 1-5 4-13 The Grand V alley Chapter of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi extend congratulations to the initiates of 1986 inducted into the society JUNIOR SR NIOR INITIATES Mary E. Bauer Lisa M. Gokey Pamela Myers Michael D. Shearer Julie R. Blodgett Ann M. Gorney Joan M. O'Donnell Leendert VanderHam Mary E. Brubaker Kevin R. Griffith Mary A. Peterman Wendy K. Walker Carol W. Burton Tamara S. Grinold Lisa K. Petrowski Charyl J. Wallace Martha J. Calhoun Judith A. Hardy Allen R. Price Judith C. Way Karrie L. Champion Sharon M. Hill Bonnie J Sage Mary E. Zdrojewski Barbara R. Darnell Beverly B. Hoard Marinus DeBruine Darleen Houle rv Lori M. Deemter Connie J. Knap Gerald L. Elvey Mark D Kotwick David Bernstein Virginia Muraski Melissa A. Finstrom Honald L. Lucas Barry Castro Nathalie Ostroot Sandra A . Frem William H. Moore Dennis Devlin Wilhelm Seeger Jennifer A. Goddard lone I. 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