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volume271ssue 16 Campus community observes MLK day with march, tree- By Janet Meana Staff Writer

A silent march, commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., took place Monday at noon on the Allendale campus of Grand Valley State University. Freezing temperatures and bright sunlight accompanied the more than 100 students, faculty and staff that participated in the walk that was part of a week long celebration in honor of King. The 30-minute walk started on the library mall, looped around the east side of the Commons to Kleiner Commons and then proceeded along Campus Drive to the Cook- DeWitt Center. A tree planting ceremony was then held in front of the Center. LeLande Bond, a Grand Valley senior, read the inscriptions on the bronze plaque to the crowd, "In memory of a man with a plan" and "It was only a dream but it woke up the world." Part of King's "I Have a Dream" speech was then given Please see M LK, P- 2 Students and professors walk across campus in silence to pay tribute to Martin PHOTO BY ERIK HOLLADAY Downtown: Additional State rep to hold buildings planned to house open Seidman and graduate library office By Mel Cronenwett * hours State Representative News Editor Leon Stille will hold open office hours Jan. 25, from A committee of Grand Valley 10 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. at State University staff members proposed a master plan to the Allendale Township construct a business school, a Hall, 6676 Lake Michigan graduate library, an international Drive. trade center and a student Rep. Stille, a Republican commons west of the Eberhard from Ferrysburg, was Center. elected last fall to represent According to Matt McLogan, the 89th district, which is vice president for university comprised of northern and relations, the next steps in the eastern Ottawa County, project are: including Allendale and • presenting the plan to the the GVSU campus. university government for Rep. Stille invites approval anyone with questions •acquiring the land necessary about state government or to expand •getting the state to approve matters before the the plan and finance the building legislature to drop by McLogan said the Grand Valley during open office hours. University Foundation, the No appointment is university fund raising group, necessary. Please see PLAN, p. 2 Pace 2 The Lanthorn January 20,1993 MLK,from p. 1 ------by Preston Hopson III, a Grand Rapids City High School junior. Signs of the Hopson was introduced as a 4.0 student and the new Martin Luther King. "It feels good," he later said, "and no one is ever going to be se a so n : as great as he was, but we all need to do our part." King delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech at the Lincoln Em ergency Memorial on August 28, 1963 during a march In Washington D.C. for dvil rights. "Without his dream it wouldn't be the way it is now," closing policy said Lori Grimes, a psychology major at Grand Valley. Chelsea Young, a computer Grand Valley State WGHN-AM1370 sdence major, said, "Keeping University will close all or WGHN-FM 92.1 his dream alive reminds us of part of its operations only in Holland what he fought for." case of extreme emergency WJQ-FM 99.3 Both Grimes and Young Preston Hopson Ull Grand Rapids City High School junior, recites caused by impassable roads, WJQ-AM1260 performed in the third annual part ofMLK's speech "IHave a Dream" at the tree-planting ceremony. violent weather, energy loss, WYXX-FM 96.1 oratorical contest that was held A dynamic speaker, he stated that PHOTO BY ERIK HOUADAY or other conditions seriously WHTC-AM 1450 on the Promenade Deck of the "change starts with self." turnout for the afternoon's endangering the health and Muskegon Kirkhof Center after the tree The events for the Martin Luther events was fantastic. safety of students, faculty and WMUS-AM1090 planting ceremony. King celebration were organized The celebration started last staff. Normally, L. V. WMUS-FM 107 Contestants recited poetry and by a committee of students, faculty Friday and continues Eberhard Center will dose WQWQ-FM 101.7 gave speeches pertaining to the and staff, according to Michelle throughout the week. It will only when the Allendale WKJR-AM 1520 theme of the week-long Viera, the Assistant Director of conclude with a video, Martin campus is dosed. WSNR-FM 104.5 celebration, "United to Fulfill the Multicultural Center and also Luther King 1954-1965, at5 p.m. Announcement of closing WKBZ-AM 850 the Dream." a member of the committee. this Friday in the Cabins of the will be made over the First place was won by Bond. Viera said she thought the Kirkhof Center. following area stations. Fora TELEVISION more detailed update on PLAN, from p. 1 ------220 in 1989. business program and the 10 WWMT— Channel 3 other master's programs campus conditions and area has reviewed the plan and The Department of WZZM— Channel 13 available downtown, McLogan roads, tune to WGVU-FM 885 President Lubbers is informing Management and Budget will WXMI— Channel 17 review the program statement, said. and W GVU-AM 1480. the campus community of the WOOD— Channel 8 plan. outiiningcampusenrollmentand Both of these projects were Every effort will be made WGVU— Channel 35 Lubbers will then present the how the projected building filed in a project statement in to make the dedsion to close master plan to the Board of would be used, and give it to the 1991. Tne new program so that the announcement can When classes are canceled, all Control, approval of the plan is Capital Outlay Committee. statement includes plans for an be made over the stations as employees are expected to expected in 1993. "(The response from) Capital international trade center and a early as possible, but no later report for work unless the Although much of the land Outlay varies from year-to-year," student commons. than 7 a.m. for daytime closing announcement indicates targeted for the project was given McLogansaid. "There are factors The international tradecenter classes, and 3 p.m. for evening that only "essential employees" to the university by Steelcase, that we have little control over, is designed to expand the classes. need report. The following three areas of the land are not yet such as the amount of money internationalization of the Everyone should assume personnel are considered owned by the university. available and what programs Seidman curriculum and provide services to local we are open unless they hear essential and are expected to Negotiations are being made from other universities we have with Mt. Vernon Foundry Co., to compete with." businesses who wish to do otherwise on the radio or report: 15 Mt. Vernon NW. He said that it typically takes businessabroad, McLogan said. television. Students, faculty, Dept, of Public Safety Services The additional land is owned five to six years from the time the "The university not only and staff are asked not to call Plant Services by Mayer Industries Inc., 37 Mt. program statement is filed for serves the students," McLogan the Grand Valley State Food Service University switchboard to ask Vernon NW; Servall Co., 440 the state to consider construction. said. "But we have an additional Housing Lake Michigan Dr. NW; and Although a new science obligation to provide important about dosings, but instead to Information Technology ModularTransportationCo.,421 building wasauthorized in 1986, public services." listen for the information on WGVU-AM/FM/TV W. Fulton. it has not yet received funding the radio or television. Eberhard Center Building A pedestrian walkway from the state. Management underneath U.S. 131 will connect The plan is intending to ^ADW^KiTAGE RADIO Field House Management the west side of the campus to provide more space at the RENTACAR Grand Rapids Library Services the Eberhard Center. Allendale campus, as well as the WOOD-AM 1300 Unless Grand Valley is Two parking lots will be built Grand Rapids campus. WOOD-FM 105.7 officially closed, faculty on the north and south sides of Seidman School of Business We Rent To: 18 & WCUZ-AM 1230 members are expected to hold the new building. would be moved completely older with credit card WCUZ-FM 101 their dassesas usual. Individual The project is expected to cost from Allendale to the Grand WLAV-FM 97 faculty members who wish to $30-$40 million. Michigan Rapids campus. CARS & VANS WGVU-FM 88.5 cancel a class or other event legislature authorized Grand The graduate library would be Valley to plan an additional a supplement to Zumberge WKLQ-FM 945 should do so only with building on the Grand Rapids Ubraiy and house a collection Special Weekend Rates WMUS-FM 107 permission of their dean. campusby appro ving Public Act that would be useful to the WJFM-FM 93.7 In such cases, faculty members Grand Rapids Grand Haven Holland 3795 28th SW 424 S. Beechtrtx 176 Colum bia WFUR-FM 102.9 are responsible for notifying WCSG-FM 91.3 students for each class they WGRD-FM 97.9 teach. The media will announce WODJ-FM 107.3 complete closings, not Grand Haven cancellation of classes or events.

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On Jan. 18, the season of giving foe Allendale Planning Commission Can-Can: Clubs to hold dance fo r charity tabled the zoning By Lori Gruntman canned food drive, according to For those dressing in western proposal after Staff Writer Steven Nicolet of the Volunteer attire, there will be a contest two hours of Center. for the best costume. debate. Hoe-Down for the Hungry The Hoe-Down will feature On Friday at noon, foe co­ Further will be held Jan. 24 from 7 to Jim Unger as caller, and he will sponsors will be involved in study of foe 10 p.m. in the Promenade teach participants dances building a sculpture with the proposal and including the square dance, line cans collected throughout the Deck in the Kirkhof Center. its intricate Phil Brutmel-Zoning Commissioner PHOTO BY ERIK The event, co-sponsored by dance, and the Texas Two-Step. week, competing for a first HOLLADAY wording was foe reason for the Ravine Club, the Cross Entrance into the Hoe-Down prize of $100, which, if won, this last tabling. to table the proposal on Cultural Qub, and the Euchre is two canned food goods. Chili will be donated to charity, said A proposal to form a task Monday. Nicolet. Club, is part of a week-long and lemonade will be served. force to investigate and The date and time of the determine the options for hearing will be posted at Foundation encourages organ donation the commission was passed, Allendale Township Hall. By Heather Kish that could save a life. possible donors discuss their as was a motion for Staff Writer The theme of foe statewide feelings with their loved ones, a public ' campaign sponsored by foe “Signing a donor card hearing at indicates your wish to become Even though someone's NKFM is Sign your name to save foe next a donor, but at the time of name is added to an organ a life. commission donation waiting list every "We are encouraging donation, your next-of-kin meeting. 30 minutes, only one-third of Americans to make a ample must still consent," said The the 1,300 Michigan residents resolution that may one day Carney: public awaiting a transplant may help to save someone else's NKFM is a United Way hearing receive one. life," said Dan Carney NKFM agency which holds foe goal will be The National Kidney executive director. of helping anyone in need of a restricted to the Foundation of Michigan is TheNKFMnotonlysupports transplant to receive one. issues of urging Michigan residents to people to sign an organ donor For more information, foe makeaNewYear'sresoludon contact foe National Kidney card, but it also urges that wording Foundation of Michigan, Inc. that caused at 313-971-2800 or 800-482- Faculty members foe 1455. asked to equal student effort in blood drive By Heather Kish There is a short supply of >£taffW riteri__ blood at the Ottawa County American Red Cross due to The Volunteer! GVSU program and the the holiday season. American Red Cross of Ottawa County are asking that more faculty of GVSU become involved in donating blood. A blood drive will be held on Jan. 27 in the Promenade Deck of Kirkhof Center from 11 Steak Loverk a.m. - 4:45 p.m. The two sponsors wish to draw the percentage of faculty ALL Ofi TAT! members who donate LABATTS------♦ blood closer to the COORS UGHT-----♦ P izza is really percentage of students BUD DRY------♦ who donate. BUD UGHT------♦ The whole process KILLIAN'S RED----- ♦ takes only 30 to 45 MILLER UTE------♦ minutes to complete MILLER RESERVE— ♦ and donations are w d l d o n e . _ ^ This coupon is ndumoMt for ' ' needed greatly now. 75 Pitchers 'N ALL Stop and smell the pizza; ! © STANDALE QUALITY OUTLET U!*. Nite BUY AND SELL NEED "CASH” SEE USI G GOLD. DIAMONDS. SILVER, TVs, VCRs, Jose s South Longl STEREOS. RADIOS,SPEAKERS. VIDEO 18 2 0 4 4 th St. SW GAMES. TOOLS, ETC. ITEMS HELD 18 Just west of Burlingame DAYS. 3868 LAKE MICHIGAN DRIVE IN New Steak Lover's Pizza FABLES PLAZA NEXT TO VIDEO TYME ^ 3 & Get a FREE regular soft drink when golden g Call © 9S-6692 Located In Grand Valley Food you purchase a Steak Lover's-Pizza. Stop and smell TANNING Center Plaza .. , i NEW MANAGEMENT! the pizza. Aerobics Now Available! q REAT Call for Info ejJT G rand valley state Kleiner Commons UNIVERSITY STUDENT SPECIAL b u l b ) "LOOK GOOD AND F E E L GREAT’ with ID $2.50 visit ZU oz expbes 130 93 ZU oz

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January 15 began the week- long events for the birthday celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. The Candlelight Vigil birth­ day celebration was held at 6:00p.m. in the Cook-DeWitt Center. The event, organized and sponsored by Alpha Phi Al­ pha and the MLK committee, featured William Hardiman. Mayor of Kentwood and alumnusof Grand Valley State University, Hardiman proved to be an intelligent, friendly and down to earth man. He spoke on how students can work on "Uniting the Dream ." Also speaking were Don Williams of Minority Affairs and LeLande Bond who gave a surprise presentation of the famous "I Have A Dream" speech. Kala Gibson, host of the program, did an excellent job of uniting eveiyone duri ng the lighting of the candles. The structure of this pro­ gram turned out to be better than in previous years. How­ ever, many were disappointed that few people attended. Although the Candlelight Vigil being such a significant and important event in the whole MLK week program, "Uniting the Dream," only 30 people attended. In order to keep this event as part of the MLk celebration week there has to be more support from others, includ­ ing students, faculty and staff, in the future. A lot of important messages were delivered Friday night, and the program was excel­ PHCTO BY DAN IRVINC lent! Bill Hardiman, mayor of the City of Kentwood, speaks to GVSU students Friday night in the Cook-DeWitt Center, shortly before a candleliglt birthday celebration for Martin Luther King Jr. GVSU's Delta Zeta chapter wins /Students ^

compete in 1993 20, January ednesday, W awards at Province VI weekend MLK oratorical bers set out to do," said grams involves conducting By Amy Vandenberg chapter president Kim capsules for the chapter to contest Guest Writer Velding, "and it challenged enrich them in aspects out­ members to keep up the tra­ side of Delta Zeta. Alcohol By Inshirah S. Peaks dition of excellence." awareness is taught and em­ Campus Life Editor The Delta Zeta sorority Delta Zeta also took three phasized by the choices pro­ attended the Province VI gram, and sisterhood refers weekend this past fall. to the closeness and attitude In the Promenade Deck im­ Province VI consists of "It proved to me that of the sorority as a whole. mediately following the MLK the nine Delta Zeta chapters our chapter could ac­ The chapter also received march was an oratorical con­ in Michigan, as well as tire complish what our certificates for achieving ex­ test, in which students were newly installed Canadian founding members set cellence in their pledge pro­ asked to recite a poem, essay, Chapter at the University out to ao and it chal­ gram, sorority education, speech, or drama on "Uniting of Windsor. lenged members to keep social program, and attain­ to Fulfill the Dream". Grand Valley's chapter up the tradition of ex­ ing total and quota. The judges included: Patrice received the most presti­ cellence. " Junior Renee Southgate McCrary, Enid Jones, Ray gious honor which Delta was one of two Delta Zetas Richards, and Renaulte Allen. Zeta Nationals award, Kim Velding in die province who received The winners were placed in 5 Pride of the Province. This Chapter President the Evelyn Adams Costello places. First (dace was LeLande award recognizes GVSU's Award. This is a scholarship Bond(speech), 2nd Andrea chapter as being the top which is awarded to Delta Taylor (speech), 3rd Donald chapter in Michigan and Zeta women who have a Fowler(speech), 4th Laurie Canada. silver awards, the highest GPA over 2.7 and show out­ Grimes, and Chelsea "It proved to me that our awards given, in standards, standing involvement in Young(drama), and 5th Felicia chapter could accomplish choice programs and sister­ both sorority and extracur­ Houston (drama). what our founding mem­ hood. The standards pro­ ricular campus activities. V Please see CONTEST, p.6/ Pace 6 The Lanthorn January 20,1993

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/ CONTEST from p .. While the judges tabulated their Program focuses votes, the many students in the SPRING BREAK audience were given the oppor­ PARTY DESTINATIONS tunity to perform. Morestudents CANCUN *"> $469 than expected rose to the occa­ DAYTONA (tom $109 , on interaction with sion, including Keisha App£c<±>ia lo o t and Mrvio* crio&at rvo* in c kxtocCb* r BEST PRICE GUARANTEED Elkleburger, who interpreted the 1 (800) 265-4654 'ypoem Still I Rise.______TRAVEL FREE rN ^ ‘ EARN BIG $$$$ AND FREE TRAVEL senior citizens Onuntoc ■ atudent group to one of our holiday locational seniors, love it. By Steven Nicolet On February 10,1993, the Guest Writer seniors program will host WINTER 1 9 9 3 the "Seniors Prom". This Students may sign up for these seminars at the Career event, held in the Kirkhof Planning & Counseling Center, located at 152 Commons. Volunteer GVSU! in coop­ Center, will feature d ancing, Staff members are available from 8am to 8pm on eration with the Student music, and refreshments for Monday,and from 8am to 5pm Tuesday through Friday. Foundation, designed a spe­ the older citizens of our Phone 895-3266. Seminars cial seniors program at the community. beginning of the year. The "Seniors Prom" is a The goal of the program is large and difficult program Seasonal Blues Study Skills to further relations between to coordinate. Any help from Date: Wed. Feb. 3 & 10 Time: 2-3pm Date: Tues. Jan. 26 lime: 4-5pm students and the mature other organizations would Place: 152 Commons Place: Kleiner Commoms A Group Leader: John Biggio members of our community. be appreciated. Remember Group Leader: Dan Dillingham The seniors program has that it is not too early or late Stress Management already done many things, to get involved, and that it is Time Management for Returning Adult Students Date: Thurs. Feb. 4 Time: 3-5pm such as their Holiday Pals very important to continue Date: Thurs. Jan. 28 Time: 2-3pm Place: 152 Commons program. building relations with the Place: 152 Commons Group Leader: Wayne Kinzie Group Leader: John Zaugra In the Holiday Pals pro­ seniors in our area. Speech Anxiety gram, elementary-aged If you as an individual or Planning for Graduate A Professional Education school children make and Date: Wed. Feb. 10 Time: 3-4pm organization/group would Date: Mon. Feb. 1 Time: 4:30-6:30pm Place: Kleiner Commons B exchange cards with senior like more information, Place: Kleiner Commons B Group Leader: Virginia Stamler citizens. The program has please contactSteven Nicolet Group Leader: John Zaugra roved to be a success so far. in the volunteer center at895- Living with Cultural Differences Preparations for the GRE ?he children, as well as the 2363 Date: Wed. Feb. 17 Time: 2-3pm Date: Mon. Feb. 8 & 15 Time: 4-5pm Place: Kleiner Commons B Place: Kleiner Commons B Group Leaders: Harriet Singleton & John Zaugra Group Leader: John Zaugra Parent Effectiveness Dressing Up the Naked Essay Date: Thurs. Feb. 18 & 25 Time: 9-10am Date: Thurs. April 8 Time: 7-8:30pm Place: 152 Commons Place: Kirkhof-Portside Group Leader: Diana Pace Group Leader: Dan Dillingham

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on these dates: Men's Group Racially Mixed Families Date: begins Mon. Feb. 1 Time: 4:30-6pm Date: begins Thurs. Feb. 4 Time: 2-3pm Place: 152 Commons Wednesday: Jan 20 • 9:30-11pm Kleiner B Place: 152 Commons Group Leaders: Wayne Kinzie & Gary Beyer Thursday: Jan 21 • 11-1 Kleiner A Group Leader: Harriet Singleton Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse Monday: Jan 25 • 9:30-11 EC 2nd Floor African-American Women: A support Group Date: begins Tues. Feb. 2 Time: 3-4:30pm for Sisters Tuesday: Jan 26 • 9:30-11 Portside Place: 152 Commons Date: begins Thurs. Feb. 11 Time: 3-5pm Group Leader: Mary Wass ink Friday: Jan 29 • 10-11:45Ice Skating Party. Place: Kleiner Commons B Group Leader: Harriet Singleton Gay A lesbian Support G ro u p Date: begins Wed. Feb. 3 Time: 3:30-5pm Relationships Place: 152 Commons Date: begins Thurs. Feb. 11 Time: 3:30-5pm Group Leaders: Mary Was sink A Gary Beyer Place: 152 Commons fC«teteh«iPnpteGVNJ. Group Leaders: Mary Wassink A John Biggio The B-52's cruise in local concert By Erik Holladay Photo Editor

It was like a big retro radioactive dream. I don't usually want to see the B-52's by choice since I am a goatee- sporting, closet- flannel-wearing, headbanging, alternative music lover. This time I thoughtl was getting even by dragging along a sporto rap lover and an artsy- fartsy alternative lover. I shoved everyone in the car and off we went to what I thought would be a torture of a concert Actually the night PHOTO BY ERIC HOLLADAY surprised us. The B-52's belt out one o f there hit songs "Hot Pants" for a capacity crowd at Devos Hall The show started off with the thestage with protruding lighted Suddenly something with their performance of openingband, the Julian Hatfield poles spread throughout it The happened that scared the hair "Rocklobster." Three. Pmsony, butljust couldn't lighting system was made up of right off my face. I was actually Someofthemoreadoringfans stand it They came across as a a moving structure that moved tappingmyfoot. Itwas horrible, leapt on stage and were really bad-sounding Nirvana up and down over die stage, I was enjoying the concert prompdy flung bodily from the with the lead singer from 10,000 flooding it with various colors (shudder, shiver). I looked at rap stage. A warm fuzzyspreadover Maniacs with a really bad cold on and gobs of strobe lights. girl and artsy-fartsy in my body and a small chuckle the vocals. On the good side, they Included in thisvisual tidal wave amazement as they shared die rose in my throat as I saw forms did have some interesting lyrics were images that were projected same moment. fly from the stage. in a couple of their songs. One on die back of the stage and were The B-52's abrupdy ended the Then the B-52'sstarted trying was "I Hate My Sister" and set to coincide with die songs concert and left die stage. Hie to pull the people back on stage another was 'Tm Ugly with a that were being performed. crowd went wild, hooting and and that's when security started Capital U." The first couple of songs had whistling screaming for an togetalittleout-of-hand.TheB- After the pain in my ears went the crowd flailing their aims and encore. And the B-52's gladly 52's handled it well by dogging away, on came the B-52's. The jumping on the seats but after obliged by blowing away die the security men and mocking crowd went wild as they started that there seemed to be a lull in Devos Hall crowd with a the balding guy who seemed to their set with "Intergalatical Outer the concert as things calmed stupendous version of "Love beinchaige. Space Being" and "Hot Pants." downalitdebit Shack." All in all, it was an enjoyable But before I continue with the That is until the B-52's came Then, yet again, the B-52's left concert I suggest if they come music, let's not forget the splen- back with the powerful thestage; again the crowd started back to town, to take die risk dorand mix of thewhattheB-52's threesome: "Cosmic Thing," yowling for an encore. The B- and see their concert Their show were working with—the stage; it "Roam," and "Good Stuff." The 52's appeared back before their has an enjoyable atmosphere was incredible. crowd came alive and started to faithful throngs, closing the show and plenty of "Good Stuff' for A large wave-like thing backed beg for more. and driving die crowd to a frenzy everyone. Film captures charm of silent screen great "Scent” smells superb ByShellieVanDeCreek By Mel Cronenwett and Beth Beth: I don't want to glow but Charlie ignores their Staff Writer Grienke warnings. In the end, he falls too much over Robert Downey Jr. butfrankly I was blown away News Editor and into a trap. Scentofa Woman is the story by his performance in this film. Entertainment Editor______The trap is not totally of a forcefully retired military While 1 liked him in unexpected but on the other Soapdish man who sees his only chance Beth: Director Richard hand it surprised me. I was so and his other pictures, none of to live again in a young prep enraptured with actor Robert them prepared me for the Attenborough, who has school senior. constructed such past historical Downey Jr.'s version of magnetic, creative power he A1 Pacino plays the angry exudes as the silent screen dramas as Gandhi, has found a Chaplin that I did not expect antagonist He's mad at life new love to show to audiences: what ends up happening to genius. for taking his sight and his Most of the actors in this film the life of Charles "Charlie" him. career. Chris O'Donnell I was too busying laughing were outstanding and 1993 20, January ednesday, W Chaplia This new film traces (School Ties) is the young man surprising. But I will let Mel the life of the silent movie over the excerpts of Chaplin's who finds tiie answer to his maestro from his childhood of films added to his own comic tell you all about them. own problems by spending Mel: I was stunned by Kevin poverty in England up through antics in life. Downey is some time with the retired captivating and kept me Kline. His character, Fairbanks, his swift climb to fame and colonel. was first introduced to the fortune in America. It includes occupied away from the Charlie (O'Donnell) takes many facts about Chaplin that possibilities of what could movie audience with words of a job housesitting and caring adoration from Chaplin. 1 had not realized before, happen to Chaplin. for the colonel to make his Charlie said that Douglas including that he was exiled M et Chaplin's whole world airfare home for Christmas. from the country for several seemed to be a paradox, a Fairbanks was royalty. It was He foresees a boring easy to see why Chaplin adored years. moment could be humorous weekend with a cranky old and dangerous at the same time him so much. He was noble, Mel: I hadn't realized he man. Boy, is he wrong. debonair, adventurous and was so controversial either. for him. Pacino is superb as the straightforward— he was the One of the funniest scenes in When his mother, a singer, colonel. He takes Charlie on the movie was when Chaplin gets booed and bullied off the definition of charm. (Lookout a little trip to New York where stage, four-year-old Chaplin Andy Garcia!) first meets J. Edgar Hoover at he has some very special runs out and charms the rowdy Although Chaplin found a one of Douglas Fairbank's plans. He needs Charlie to lifelong friend in Fairbanks, he (Kevin Kline) dinner parties. audience with a song. help make his final days Chaplin, becoming bored This was a sign of his strength had a more difficult time splendid. He wants to live finding a woman worthy of with Hoover's droning, sticks and his desire to perform. and eat in style as he did two forks into two hard bread Chaplin made his own choices such devotion. Moira Kelly before his blindness. He also rolls, creating a set of dancing and they paid off for him. played both those women— wants to be with women. He Chaplin's first love, Hetty, and legs, At the same time, he was Downey had to be so loves women. his last love, Oona. I didn't creating an enemy that would disciplined to duplicate the Although some people even recognize her when she wait for him to make a mistake. Tramp's stunts and could take the colonel's appeared on the screen for her Beth: Chariie'sbrother,Syd, mannerisms. He has really attitude towards women first role in the movie. She and friend, Fairbanks, warn matured as an actor. He had to offensive (he talks about fill a large (oversized) pair of him throughout to watchout Please see CHAPLIN, pg. 9 Please see SCENT, pg-9. for tiie enemies he is making shoes. Page 8 The Lanthorn January 20,1993 Space shows successfully descend on television By Beth Grienke New financial possibilities as Prediction: Maybe worth a United Nations. centers upon Ambassador Entertainment Editor well as political problems arise look. The set-up sounds simi­ It could have been called G'Kar (Andreas Katsulas) who with the discovery of a nearby lar to Quantum Leap which has Babylon 1,2,3 or 4 but is called is angry about supposed in­ Star Trek The Next Generation wormhole, the first stable one been turning out excellent 5 because it is the only one re­ sults to the people from his has been very successful. of its kind. quality shows for several sea­ maining after the first three colony, as well as a mysterious Television networks has taken I only hope that television sons now. space stations of its kind were hitman who infiltrates the note that yes, Virginia, science stations and Rick Berman and Seaquest (NBC, to debut next destroyed and the fourth dis­ Babylon 5 space station. Deep fiction can gain viewers and Michael Filler, who are fall): appeared. Space N ine and Babylon 5 have make money on TV. producers for bothDS9and The This project is a creation of Theheroicleaderofthegroup been quarreling over common Thus, several new science Next Generation, do not leave Steven Spielberg. By 2018, is Commander Jeffrey Sinclair elements in their plotlines. fiction seriesare being brought Next Gen. by the wayside in mankind has turned to the un­ (Michael O'Hare). Other Prediction: Time will tell on to try and capture some of their eagerness to promote the dersea frontier for new discov­ members of his staff include: whether this series is as good the gold die Next Generation newer of the two series. eries. The Seaquest is a huge Lt. Laurel Takashima (Tamlyn as its rival. The technology found. Other Ones To Watch For: submarine that explores the Tomita), Security Chief Michael looks first rate from the pictures Space Rangers: (CBS series, Time TRAX ( Syndicated; lo­ murky depths and the under­ Garibaldi (Jerry Doyle), and Dr. I have seen. Hopefully, the Wednesdays at 8 p.m.) cally shown on Fox 17, Mon­ sea colonies that exist there. Beniamin Kyle (Johnny Sekka). dialogue and stories will be as Silly, goofy, outright stupid. days at 8 p.m.): Prediction: With Roy The "dark" side of the show clever and well-planned out. Tliis series ran its premiere on The worst criminals from the Scheider on the cast list and Jan. 4. It looked more like a year 2193 have escaped by Spielberg's cash backing, this cartoon fantasy with lots of coming back to 1993. Their onehasadefiniteheadstartover dough spent but none leader is an evil-minded its competition. Still, I have my apparently to purchase a physicist named Dr. Mordicai reservations. Spielberg's other dialogue with brains included. Sahmbi (Peter Donat). television projects (ex. Amazing Too bad the classy, award- A law-enforcement officer Stories) have not been very suc­ winner Linda Hunt ended up also from their era, Darien cessful, proving that his visions in this mess. I hope her pay is Lambert (Dale Midkiff), travels may not work as well on the extraordinary. I doubt if the back from the present to track small screen as they do on the show will last to the next warp them down. large. transport, let alone another Time TRAX is an acronym Babylon 5 (Syndicated; movie season. for Trans-Time Research and special on Feb. 22): Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Experimentation. The hero has This one has some definite (Syndicated; locally shown on a holographic sidekick named potential and is the next science 4290 Like Michigan Drive, NW Grind Rspids. Michigan 49504 Telephone (616)453 -1270 Fox 17, Sundays at 6 p. m.) SELMA — Specified fiction that I am keenly antici­ The two-hour premiere aired Encapsulated Limited Memory pating. I Located Across Babylon 5 is a five mile long recently on local Fox station Archive. SELMA has been I from McDonalds in channell7.1 taped the episode compared to a female version space station. 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CHAPLIN, from pg. 7------SCENT, from pg. 7 Somewhere along the line, broughtagen tie presence to both old for him because she is ZL footage of Downey as the Tramp almost nothing but their Charlie learns what integrity characteis.inoontrasttoChaplin's Mel: Unfortunately forChaplin, as well as actual footage from is all about He also learns to thosebabiesoftenweren'tinnocent, Chaplin'spictures. Thefabricated bodies and sex), it is energy. love the colonel no matter Beth: The film was equally fair but were conniving and took footageisextremdywell-doneand apparent that he has the how rude, overbearing and in its portrayal of Chaplin'sfaults advantage of him. I had a difficult time during some highest respect for them, almost to the point of obnoxious he can become. aswellashisattributes. The setup Hiked Lane'scharacter. She just of the film distinguishing which The relationship which of the story is based onafictional couldn't compete with his work. was really Charlie and which was worship. Because he can't see, he notices beautiful develops between these two, character, George, who is going But most of the other women he Robert Downey Jr. womenby their smell, hence gives the film substance and over the manuscript of Chaplin's became involved with were Attenborough isoneofthemore the title. depth not really expected. It autobiography. psychotic. But Chaplin was used authenticfilm historians currently For Charlie, this film is a is an extraordinary story. Anthony Hopkins is likable as to psycho tics;theyraninhisfamily. making movies. His version of coming of age drama. He You will not find a better George—the force propelling Maybe not used to them, his Gandhi was stupendous. It must reexamine his views performance by an actor than Charlie to remember back difficulty in handling his manic managed to avoid any uproars on many things, including Pacino as the colonel. through the days past of his life. mother was a focus in the movie. over faulty information while still his friends and school. Rating: 85 Georgehashimtoexplainsections Ironically, the part of Chaplin's showing new looks into the of the script that appear vague. mother was played by Geraldine persona of a legendary figure. He is not afraid to point out Chaplin, Charlie'sdaughter in real In this film, as well, Chaplin'sfaults,indudingtheone life. Attenborough has managed to responsible for his downfall: all Beth: I liked that touch of portray a fairly accurate, ® t u d io his life he "bedded down with drawing real life into the movie by noncontroversial account of 5 28 babies." having his daughter act in it It is another legend, Chaplin, while 20 screens • a Jack Loeks Theatre Charles Chaplin was attracted just one more detail illustrating the iUuminatingthe picture of the man 1350 28TH ST., S.W. • Ph. 538 8760 tothesedudivecharmsoffemales care and authenticity that was behind the genius who remains a who often happened to be brought into making this picture. well-known name even today. underage. In fart, one of them, Attenborough's Chaplin is Mel&BetleRatingsaredifficult Paulette Goddard (Diane Lane), passionate and intelligent The to label on this film. 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Alpine Theatre Call 784-5955 For 9 9 9 Hours: Tues-Fri 7am - 5pm 9 9 9 Movies and Showtimes Wednesday, January 20, 1993 Ferris defense for the Laker cause. Laker the for defense Ferris Shelly Koss works through works Koss Shelly falls short falls Laker comeback Laker Grand Valley ball," said Laker ball," Valley Grand h emwt 6pit. "The points.26 with team the whoMarie ledThomas, center new team in the secondhalf. in team new a like out came Valley Grand Thursday, bringing their record to3-11. 79-72 Bulldogs Ferris last State the ball bounces. the ball Staff Staff Writer Wilholt Tonya By ueo h rs, Villemure press," the on compo­ sure our lost we weeks, of halftime. point lead (42-40) going into into going (42-40) lead point batded back to take a slim two- two- a slim take to back batded tesfgh fNrh nf o-ofrne win non-conference r fo en Northm ff o ht fig etters N with their full-court with defense their and full-court trol from this point of the game game of the point this from trol non-league match-up. non-league pn rs bt hy fought they but arms, open with the Northmen by comed face Northwood Institute in a in Institute Northwood face to travel to race Conference time. Midland, Ml, last Saturday to Saturday last Ml, Midland, half. Wichlacz scored 15 of his his of 15 scored Wichlacz half. first die of mark 6:29 the at lead 17 first half points during this this during points half first 17 36-26 a to GVSU lead helped Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Athletic Intercollegiate Lakes wild, world wacky of the Great Staff Writer Staff Babbitt Alan By Wichlacz Brent cision. team took a break from toe toe from break a took team with a 90-83 de­ a 90-83 with loss in six tries tries six in loss Lakers their their third conference the Lakers handed contest as the the as contest Bulldogs Bulldogs the floor in the final 26:29 of the of 26:29 final the in the floor Thursday evening at the Field Field the at evening Thursday House. last State Ferris rival GUAC when they pattern hosted miliar Staff Writer Staff By By Women's basketball ends week on good note good on week ends Women'sbasketball rris Fe be against to prove downfall woes shooting Lakers riig y 5 t halftime, at 25 by Trailing h Ld Lkr ls o the to lost Lakers Lady The "The first "The half we play didn't way the just it's Sometimes 'T or the first time in a couple in a couple time first the or 'T Grand Valley was not wel­ not was Valley Grand Ferris appeared to seize con­ seize to appeared Ferris The Laker men’s'basketball men’s'basketball Laker The Men's hoops snag a victory and a defeat a and victory a snag hoops Men's Forward Forward Grand Valley struggled from from struggled Valley Grand The Lakers followed this fa­ this followed Lakers The Alan P. 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down to six at one point and point one at six to down then we missed a couple shots. first ten minutes, cut the leadthe cut minutes, ten first four. 14-6 off theto cut leada run to cap to hoop the through ball played excellent defense for the halftime, but then we came out, dogs was reduced to 60-56 as 60-56 to reduced was dogs at the end of the game toput game the at the end of the tipped Mount Beth Mary the game away. the game thetween the and Lakers Bull­ Munsell hit four free throws free Mary four hit Munsell and Anguish Kathy thebut to seven, lead cut the a run of five straight points to cash in on any of those situa­ those of any on in cash didn't we but them of ahead quished. Lakers held off the threat as threat the off held Lakers be­ gap the quarter, second tions." go and in cash to down four lead, which they never relin­ never they lead, which second half, to second half, take a 12 point but Northwood managed to managed Northwood but take a 32-29 lead at halftime. lead 32-29 take a half, first the in well shoot 87 u a te tr o the of start the at run 18-7 this season." this we well very that and done haven't points sixty-five to keep below opponents our second half, an half, improvement an second the in shots their of percent the Laker victory. Laker the mark on a three-pointer. a on mark short running jumper with with jumper running short at 57-all. Guard Joe Joe 8:02 Guard the at good for lead the Lakers the gave Schuitema 57-all. at :16 left in the contest to seal seal to contest the in left :16 a hit points, 31 team-high later, they evened the score score the evened they later, Gorman'sbasket2:56 Darryl W wr dw b 2 at 25 by down were "We With ten minutes left in the in left minutes ten With Northwood answered with The Lakers put put together The Lakers an oh em srgld to struggled teams Both Grand Valley netted 47 47 netted Valley Grand ihaz wo crd a scored who Wichlacz, wanted," said Thomas. said coach wanted," the what Tho­ "That's said mas. outs," and ins did archand had 17 points 17overall. had points archand hn e edd o ad we and to, needed we when the four of six out behind from steals. six had Hines Jana n he-ones soig on scoring three-pointers, in Lakers the led Belden Tiffany alywt 1 rbud, and rebounds, 10 with Valley Thomas said. Thomas but our defense picked up," up," picked defense our but the game out of reach. of out game the e ut olnt oe back, come couldn't just We Lakers with an 11-4 run to with11-4anput run Lakers and rebounder, rebounder, and Thomas is the scorer leading doing a nice job." nice adoing ob tpig owr and forward stepping be to that seems Munsell position, but in leadership getting point guard position. guardpoint guard for­ for us, is stepping team needs right now in the in now right needsteam wardto be the leader that the attitude about the the about "Mary season. remainding attitude Munsell, a sophomore point Munsell, a sophomore rebounds. 13 grabbed total of 30 points, and and points, 30 of total Lakers, scoring a game high high game a Lakers,scoring at 5-2, on Saturday to finish finish to Saturday on 5-2, at the week. the points. Hillsdale, the GLIAC leader leader GLIAC the Hillsdale, Oakland hosts and overall obe iis lo wt 12 with also, digits double of 38 percent in the first half. first the in percent 38 of while Schuitema scored in in scored win Schuitema the while in points 14 added Lakers w ill then visit visit then ill w The Lakers battle. conference akey in Thursday on University "We hit our three-pointers three-pointers our hit "We Mary Beth Mount led Grandled Mount Mary Beth ers ial asee the answered finally Ferris Baker Grzyb noted that that noted Grzyb Baker "I've been struggling with struggling been "I've Baker Baker has Grzyb a positive Marie Thomas led the the led Thomas Marie GVSU im proves to 9-6 9-6 to proves im GVSU Guard Aaron W illiam s s illiam W Aaron Guard laeseHOS . 11. p. HOOPS, see Please -paantFerns F against ’-up P hoto B y A dam while C arroll

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"Everybody threw,ran,and ence this season is up in die air a senior, and Kent and Wahl, By Mike Amey In the 50 meter hurdles, Kelly jumped tired this week, and it according to Martin. both sophomores. Beschoner grabbed fourth with was just part of our training. "This is die tightest it'll ever Staff Writer Martin also added,"We've a time of 8.26 seconds and Amy Thekey dung is just to be fresh be. Right now, we don't know got a very young team, so the Sometimes a little break in the Jones finished sixth at 8.68. for this week when we nut who can win it, so Friday is future's great for us." action isall you need. It was for Julie Bos took third in the 400 the Laker women's track team meter, runninga time of 1:03.48 Lakers get run over by Broncos Friday, as they took first at the and Sandy Wagner crossed the team. We're a couple years Grand Valley Challenge. line just behind with a time of By Mtike Amey In the pole vault, James away," commented Martin. "After a month layoff, I was 1:0351. Staff Writer Mauer took fourth for the "W e came in a little nervous, really proud of their perfor­ Beschoner and Jones again Lakers as he flew up 13 feet. wondering how we were go­ mance," commented coach Gary placed in the600meter in third Anybody get the number of GVSU took third, sixth, and ing to run, but I think they per­ Martin. * and fifth, respectively. that truck that ran dirough the seventh in the 800meter relay, Martin had plenty to be proud Beschoner's time was 1:47.16 Laker Field House Friday? It with times of 13652,139.75, formed very well. Again, we of, as the Lakers had 13 top three and Jones ran it in 2:02.00. might have been the Western and 1:42.12. just have to see what we can do," Martin explained. finishes en route to winning the In die 50 meter dash, Kandi Michigan Broncos, but nobody Nick White finished fourth "We've got a lot of guys on meet in the Field House. Kent grabbed third with a time got a very good look at the fertile Lakers in the 1500meter the team and once we start Kelly Oberlin, a transfer from of 686 and Kenesha Bryant ran front of them. with a time of 4:11.00, and clicking, it's going to be great," Hillsdale, automatically quali­ a 7.06 for fifth place. “It was a great learning expe­ Mauer, Steve Nederveld, and he continued. fied for ratwnate in the high jump Vicki Vansteinvoom took rience. Western Michigan is a Dedrick Martin placed in the by reaching a height of 5-81/4. second in the 800 meter with a good Division I team, and so 50 meter hurdles. The captains of this year’s Mauer took second with a team are sophomore Tony Ar­ "She's strong. I can see her time of 2:31.91 while Laker we have to run against teams mour and junior Pat Bruce. goinghopefully six feet," praised teammate Christy Mele took like that to humble ourselves time of 7.01 seconds, barely beating Nederveld's 7.03. Martin looks to them along Martin. fifth with a time of 23655. and know what we have to do," with Nederveld, Mull and Senior TamieGipealso started Four Lakers placed in the 1000 said coach Gary Martin. Martin took fifth with a time the season strong, taking first in meter run, takingtiiird through WMU took first in 16 of the of 735 seconds. Mauer to step forward this sea­ theshotputwithatossof43-13/ sixth. Proos led the chase, tak­ 18 events, and easily won the Mike Mull grabbed a Laker son. Martin sees Hillsdale as the 4 . ing third witha time of 3:21.66, meet as they outdistanced Tri- third in the 400 meter, with a frontrunner thisyear in the race Kerry Randolph took third in followed by Wahl's 3:22.46, Jill State University and Grand time of 52.62 seconds, and for the conference title. fire long jump, leaping 15 -11. Rosen, who ran a 332.41 and Valley by over 200 points. White closed out the GV plac- Three Lakers ran in the finals Amber Holmes rounded it out Randy Kloss, ranked second ings in individual events with The Laker track team is at for the5000meter run, with Jenny with a time of 334.98. in the GLIAC, took second in a third place finish in the 800 home this Friday night as they Bellamy taking third with a time In die 200 meter, Kent took the shotput for the Lakers with meter run with a time of host the Grand Valley Invita­ of 195538, Becky Bennett fifth second, witha timeof 27.19 and a toss of 45-13/4. 2:02.02. tional, which will feature with 2135.00 and Erin Hawkes Julie Bos grabbed fifth with a Mike Behie grabbed fifth in "We ran some-great times. Hillsdale and traditionally sixth at 23:1959. time of 27.94. the high jump as he reached 6 - Our team has depth this year, strong Ferris State along with The same occurred in the 1500 Both of the 1600 meter rela^ 4. but again, we have a young the Lakers. ■■■■■■■■■■■I W l L C O M t I CJ> T H E bounds, or three less than Grand tough to get an open outside Not to dwell on the past, but Valleys total defensive re­ shot when they know they Charlie Mandt had that look bounds, which clinched the don't have to help inside de­ last year, when he went for a game late, when Grand Valley's fensively, which leads me to rebound. He kept his eyes fo­ shooting went cold for a stretch my next point. Only 16 points cused on that ball as if it were a during the second half. camefromGrand Valley's three million bucks, he wasn't going Without a doubt, the Lakers post players. When the ball to let anyone take it from him. have much more talent at the does go to the post, it is a rare He wanted it. guards than any other team in occasion when a strong move If the Lakers plan on being the conference, with exception is made to score. The only way serious contenders for the con­ to maybe Northern Michigan, to free up the guards to get ference this year, they had bet­ which can nail the three-ball open shots more often is when ter find that look. No one is with anybody, but size is a big the post players contribute and going to hand you the ball just problem for the Lakers whose hold the defense in check. because you're the two-time tallest regular is 6'T Scott Un­ It almost seems like Grand defending champs. derhill. Valley plays without any pas­ If anything they want it more Coach Tom Villemure has sion. Rarely do you see anyone now than last year. They are Live's Hans and Franz have to "Yeah, you know l can't un­ conceded that the Lakers won't get excited on the floor about going to do anything they can say if they saw last Thursday's derstand why the Lakers were win to often when the shooting anything except a bad call to get the ball. basketball game against Ferris playing like little girly men." goes cold. When shooting does which doesn't get you any­ It's time for the big men to State? If anyone was at the game, go cold, as it has, and it will where with the officials, any­ contribute to the team. If the Here's what I dunk it might Thursday's 90-81 loss at the again in the future, as that is the way. The difference is the starters can't, then it7s time for Villemure to find someone who sound like: hands of rival Ferris State, way of perimeter shooting amount of desire, not height. '1 am Hans." you'd know what I was talking teams, it is up to the big men to The other team just wants the will. "And I am Franz." about Every time there was a be there for the rebound. Sec­ ball more. You can see it in Even if it means recruiting "And we're here to (clap) loose ball to be had, it seemed ond chance opportunities have their eyes. Hans and Franz. pump you up." to fall into the hands of the killed Grand Valley this year. If "You know, we were watch­ Bulldogs. they think that shooting the ing the Lakers the other day, The Lakers were dominated three is going to make up for and we just couldn't help but by the inside play of Kevin that, they're wrong. notice Grand Valley's burly Oldenberg, who outmuscled Good teams like Ferris and men were getting outmuscled the Lakers for 16 defensive re- Northern are going to make it %>Free Kodak FunTime camera with purchase of your college ring n , .... 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