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Move over, Xanga and This Monday Tyco Ex- MySpace—there’s a new CEO Dennis Kozlowski and campus obsession in town. former CFO Mark Swartz To the delight of many received prison sentences of Cedarville students, Face- 8-1/3 to 25 years. Both men book.com has exploded on were ordered to begin serving the scene as a whole new Students line up to give monetarily towards Hurricane Katrina relief Scott Huck/CONTRIBUTED their sentences immediately, brand of technological, By Sara Eplin efforts. and were led out of the New ASSISTANT EDITOR time-consuming addiction. York City courtroom in hand- Facebook.com is an on- raki noted that, “The over- dent Services Dr. Carl Ruby and still enjoy a great deal of cuffs. line resource that connects On Friday, September whelming response from reminded students of their wealth. I hope that this of- In addition to their prison students at their respective 16, Cedarville University the student body last Friday Biblical responsibility to fering helps to create a more sentences, Kozlowski and universities. A member students donated a record testifi ed to the greatness of help those in need and en- generous spirit in all of us. I Swartz were ordered to re- creates a profile with his $74,000 to be used for Hur- our God. Everyone made a couraged them to give to- also hope that it will cause pay the hundreds of millions or her particular interests, ricane Katrina relief efforts. sacrifi ce.” wards the project. people to step back and real- of dollars they stole through photo, and personal infor- Encouraged by the Adminis- Throughout the week, ef- Dr. Ruby noted, “Ulti- ize what a wonderful, gener- loan abuse, undeserved bo- mation, and publishes it to tration and widely publicized forts were made to encour- mately, this offering was all ous, giving God we have.” nuses, and misrepresentation the Facebook website. The around campus, the offering age students to contribute about God. None of us gave The SGA offering is a of company fi nances. profile is then accessible to was collected during Friday towards the project. In his anything that God hadn’t segment of Cedarville’s larg- Kozlowski and Swartz morning’s SGA chapel. chapel message on Thurs- fi rst given to us. Most of us were originally tried in April see FACEBOOK, 3 SGA President Matt Shi- day, Vice President of Stu- gave out of our abundance see GIVING, 4 2004; however, a mistrial was declared when one ju- SGA Student Life Spot- ror claimed to be receiving International Spotlight: Jordan threats. A second trial be- light: Campus Congress gan in January 2005, and By Elizabeth Korver Kozlowski and Swartz were STAFF WRITER found guilty on 22 counts of By Amanda Acker Jordan, a traditionally Arab STAFF WRITER see TYCO, 4 country that shares signifi cant border territory with Israel, For some, change is good. student decision-making, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, For others the status quo is more students are seeking and Golan Heights (a country better. In the end however, involvement. Now Campus Gulf Coast currently occupied by Israel), decisions are made by the Congress itself has changed seems like it should be host people who show up. Cedar- to more effi ciently meet stu- Begins to a boiling cauldron of sticky ville University’s Campus dents’ needs. politics, terrorism, and less- Congress is committed to This year, rather than than-favorable performance in providing an opportunity for holding all proceedings on Clean Up the realm of civil and human students to make decisions. one Saturday, the Congress rights. Yet economists say the Submitted Campus Congress serves committees will meet in Oc- By Joe Dugan Because of its geography and history, NEWS EDITOR “tourism sector in Jordan ex- a dual purpose. It gives stu- tober and November to host Jordan offers a unique area of study. pects to enjoy record revenues dents a hands-on encounter forums for the student body. of $1.4bn this year.” with the American legislative These forums will allow Over the past weekend, Apparently, Jordan (a.k.a. cords of human and civil rights closely monitors the country’s process, and it is an effective students to propose policy Hurricane Katrina evacuees ‘The Hashemite Kingdom of in the Middle East. mosques and Muslim clergy means of communication changes. Many of these pro- from New Orleans began the Jordan’) is more accurately de- King Abdullah II is the so that if violence were to between university students posals will make their way to arduous process of return- scribed as a peaceful waterfall, current monarch of Jordan, erupt, it would be immediately and administration. the full session of Congress ing to their battered homes. especially relative to its near- and although his reign has squelched. In the past, when students on January 21. Proposals that On Monday, however, un- est neighbors. Consequently, it been generally intelligent, dip- Partially as a result of this have spoken out against dress receive a passing vote will be der pressure from the Bush has served as a neutral meeting lomatic, and tolerant, his hold secularized control (notably code, Campus Congress vot- sent to Dr. Ruby for review Administration, Mayor Ray ground for years—from ac- over the country does not al- distinct from other Islamic ed on casual dress for the li- and possible implementation. Nagin suspended the process commodating journalists from ways accede to the demands states), Muslim extremism has brary and lower SSC. When Students will be able to as new storm threats loomed Iraq to hosting the regional of- of the country’s constitution. not taken root in Jordan—in- students desired more meal nominate dorm represen- along the Gulf Coast. fi ce of the UNESCO Cultural The king is above the constitu- deed, King Abdullah advo- options, Campus Congress tatives during the week of According to one projec- Heritage Division (Unit for tion in importance, yet he does cates interfaith cooperation approved block meal plans. September 26-30. October tion, Tropical Storm Rita could Arab States)—and continues not seem to abuse this posi- As changes in school policy become a category three hur- to boast some of the best re- tion of ultimate authority. He see INTERNATIONAL, 4 have shown the results of see CONGRESS, 3 ricane and make landfall near New Orleans by the end of the week. In the interest of avoid- ing another disaster, Nagin is- Cedarville Builds Academic Prowess sued a mandatory evacuation By Sara Eplin The Communication Arts order for residents of the east ASSISTANT EDITOR department has seen signifi - Vice President, Dr. Robert bank, and urged residents in Photography & composition by Josh Wilcox cant modifi cations this year Milliman, the change “should other areas to leave the city. Each new school year with the reshaping of the open up opportunities for a Nagin had originally brings about changes and im- theater major. Where theater lot of students.” In addition planned for 180,000 resi- provements. The 2005-2006 students were previously re- to the changes made to the dents—roughly one-third of school year is no exception. quired to master both perfor- theater major, the commu- the total population of New Cedarville University’s em- mance and design, they now nication studies major now Orleans—to return to the phasis on academic excel- have the opportunity to focus offers concentrations in in- city this week. Several key lence has been reinforced their studies on one area or tercultural and political com- offi cials, including President Josh Wilcox/CEDARS this year by several important the other. Cedarville is working hard to fl ex its ar- Bush, questioned this strat- developments. According to Academic see PROGRESS, 2 tistic muscle along with its intellectual. see NEW ORLEANS, 4

[ INFORM ENCOURAGE INSPIRE SINCE 1906 ] 2 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 SPORTS 15 World & Campus News PLAYER PROFILE SCOREBOARD Christina Reyes Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Cross Country / Track Glen Helen Preserve: A Prime Spot in Fall 2-Sep Shawnee State Invitational (wom- 1st of 8 en) sought to foster this same ap- seek an alternative to urban lifeblood” in nature. This is yet 10-Sep Miami Invitational (men) 5th of 7 By Amanda Acker preciation within her students. sprawl and pollution. Instead, another consequence of the af- STAFF WRITER 17-Sep 15th Annual Friendship Invita- During her years as a fi rst- Americans are literally “loving fl uence, materialism, and sheer tional grade teacher, Deen brought their parks to death,” creating busyness of contemporary life. As summer weather lingers Glen Helen naturalists into her trail erosion and over-crowd- In this chaos there is a loss of Women 3rd of 12 and a beautiful fall approach- classroom, raised butterfl ies, ing in the country’s natural any sense of the divine. Steffen Men 4th of 9 es, it is the perfect time of year and took her classes on nu- preserves. refl ects, “The less of the wild 24-Sep Louisville Classic Louisville, KY 9:30 AM to visit the Glen Helen Nature merous fi eld-trips to the Glen. According to Steffen, we see, the less we see of any- Preserve in Yellow Springs. According to Deen, “[There Americans have a great re- thing bigger than ourselves.” Men’s Soccer The Glen Helen Preserve and is a] major defi cit in children’s sponsibility to environmental 2-Sep at Houghton Win (2-0) Ecology Institute is owned and lives…they are into TV and stewardship because they are Glen Helen Ecology In- operated by Antioch College Game-boy…they also need to responsible for using a large stitute is currently looking for 3-Sep Roberts Wesleyan Win (1-0) as part of the school’s environ- incorporate nature.” portion of the world’s natural volunteers. Responsibilities 9-Sep Mount Saint Joseph Win (10-0) mental education program. The Ecology Institute resources. Yet beyond eco- may involve clerical work, land 17-Sep at Bethel Win (2-1) For over 80 years, Antioch sponsors a series of summer nomics and conservation, there management, and trail hike College has fought to keep the residential programs for urban is a deeper problem to be ad- leading. For more information 20-Sep Wittenburg Cedarville 7:00 PM Glen unmarred by encroach- and suburban high school stu- dressed. Steffen believes that visit the website at www.glen- 23-Sep Saint Francis IL Cedarville 7:00 PM ing development, while raising dents. One of the primary goals Americans have essentially helen.org or contact the offi ce 24-Sep at Shawnee State Portsmouth, OH 2:00 PM public sensitivity to the envi- of the camps is to provide a full been disconnected from “our 937-767-7375. ronment. As a result of con- immersion experience in the 27-Sep Urbana Cedarville 7:00 PM tinuing preservation efforts, natural world. Glen volunteer Women’s Soccer Josh Wilcox/CEDARS Glen Helen retains much of coordinator Cindy Steffen ex- by Andrea Walker the natural beauty that it pos- plained that as kids overcome 2-Sep Seton Hill Loss (1-3) cross country and track while compet- sessed when the fi rst Native their fears and misgivings, 3-Sep Geneva Win (3-0) ing at the junior college level, Reyes was Americans settled the land a “prolonged exposure to the “For God’s glory always.” an immediate asset to Cedarville’s cross 6-Sep at Taylor Win (3-1) thousand years ago. Glen Helen provides a way for stu- John Hudson/CEDARS natural world really makes an This has been the theme thread- country and track and fi eld programs. 10-Sep Grace Win (1-0) Every year 100,000 visi- dents to get in touch with nature. impact.” ed throughout the athletic career of In track and fi eld last spring, she com- tors to the Glen traverse the And an impact is truly nec- 13-Sep at Rio Grande Win (1-0) Christina Reyes, a cross country and peted in the 800 meter, the 1500 meter, 1,000 acres of brilliant forests, essary to get people involved. track and fi eld star here at Cedar- the 4 x 400 meter relay, and the 4 x 800 16-Sep Saint Francis IN Loss (0-1) sprawling meadows, ledges, In 1996 the Glen Helen Ecol- door educational programs. Both Deen and Steffen believe ville. From the beginning, Reyes was meter relay, capturing the All-American cascades, and river beds. Since ogy Institute was created to Nature education must that society is beginning to re- 17-Sep at Indiana Wesleyan Marion, IN 7:00 PM taught by example to glorify God in title in both the 4 x 400 meter relay and Antioch friend Hugh Tay- “provide stewardship and act start early. Longtime elemen- alize the importance of natural 22-Sep at Ohio Northern Ada, OH 5:00 PM all things, as her parents continuous- the 800 meters. Reyes was also named lor Birch donated the land in as a catalyst for environmen- tary teacher and Glen vol- preservation. However, the ly sought God’s guidance for every to the AMC First Team and received the 24-Sep at Otterbein Westerville, OH 2:00 PM memory of his daughter Helen, tally conscious activities.” unteer Wilma Deen knows comfort of the familiar and need. NAIA and NCCAA All-American titles the Antioch community has Education is deep in the this fi rsthand. While she was the complexities of modern 28-Sep at Tiffi n Tiffi n, OH 4:00 PM Reyes began running shortly after for the 2004 cross country season. remained committed to main- heart of Glen Helen’s staff and growing up on a farm, Deen’s life hinder most citizens from Volleyball learning to walk—as did each of her Reyes aims to continue her trend taining the Glen as both a “liv- volunteers. They aim to im- appreciation for nature took taking action. The result is that four siblings—and entered her fi rst of improvement as she begins her fi nal John Hudson/CEDARS ing laboratory” for education merse the public in the natural root at a young age. Through- Americans fl ock to the parks Natural stairways such as this pro- 2-Sep Mountain State Win race at the age of fi ve. As a home year of cross country. While she hopes and a quiet oasis for relaxation. world through a myriad of out- out her teaching career she in record numbers, but fail to vide more than just esthetic value. 2-Sep Trinity Christian Win schooler, she ran with a local track to continue to run competitively follow- group during junior high and high ing graduation, her fi rst priority is to re- 3-Sep Grace Win school, competing against the same main open to what God has in store for continued from PROGRESS, 1 3-Sep Central State Win athletes year after year. her. One thing she has learned through INTERNATIONAL NEWS 6-Sep at Taylor Win As she trained for her eighth grade her athletic career is the value of saying munication. education as vital. season, her father reminded her that to God, “I’m yours. Do as you please Compiled by Autumn West 9-Sep Campbellsville Win INTERNATIONAL NEWS BEAT Another important change “Make your education a her focus was not to be on herself, with me.” North Korea Germany Afghanistan United Nations was made in the department top priority, second only to 9-Sep Cumberlands, KY Win explaining, “It’s what God can do If there is one piece of advice Reyes of Music and Arts. This year, your spiritual formation… 10-Sep at Cumberland, TN Win through you.” This mindset carried would like to leave with fellow Cedar- students may choose to study Make it your overriding goal Reyes through her races and instilled ville students, it is the following: N. Korea Renounces Nuclear German Elections Result in Low turnout for Afghani UN Marks 60th 10-Sep Union, TN Win Ambitions No Clear Mandate Elections Anniversary Studio Arts, the university’s to furnish your mind, to de- in her a confi dence in the importance “I can guarantee that there will be newest major. Students ma- velop mentally, morally, and 13-Sep Mount Vernon Nazarine Win and reward of doing everything for happy times when everything will seem fter nearly two years he recent German n September 18th he largest-ever gather- joring in Studio Arts can aesthetically. In other words, 17-Sep Shawnee State Win God’s glory, not her own. so perfect, and hard times when you just Aof negotiations, North Tcongressional elec- Oonly 50% of reg- Ting of world leaders choose from several different seek to become grounded After turning down several full- want to cry either from a bad grade or Korea has agreed to scrap their tions have produced no clear istered voters—six million met in New York City from the concentrations, and may take in theology, the humanities, 17-Sep Central State Win ride athletic scholarships and complet- from just being stressed out with all the nuclear weapons program. On mandate and each party is people—turned out for Af- 14th to the 16th of September courses in such disciplines as mathematics, and all the sci- 20-Sep at Tiffi n Tiffi n, OH 7:00 PM ing two years of community college work here at school. Either way, don’t let September 18 North Koreans claiming victory. German ghani Parliament elections. to celebrate the 60th anniver- painting, ceramics, drawing, ences.” 23-Sep at St. Francis IN Tournament Fort Wayne, IN TBA near her home in Los Osos, Califor- that stop you from praising God with all signed a statement of prin- politics require the majority This fi gure is down 20% sary of the United Nations. design, and art history. Both Cedarville students nia, Reyes transferred to Cedarville that you have and all that you are, giving ciple agreeing to destroy their party in the Federal Assem- from last year’s attendance Over 171 leaders representing According to Dr. Milli- and faculty seem to share Dr. 24-Sep at St. Francis IN Tournament Fort Wayne, IN TBA to attend a place where she felt she Him all the glory and honor.” nuclear program and reenter bly to nominate their leader for Presidential elections. 191 member states tackled UN man, the University is “really Milliman’s sentiments. Facul- 27-Sep at Urbana Urbana, OH 7:00 PM would be able to better grow spiritu- As seen through Reyes’ life and ath- the Nuclear Non-Prolifera- as Chancellor, but with no This year’s elections reform issues. excited about this degree” be- ty members engage in ongo- ally. Named female athlete of the year letic career, everything said and done is tion Treaty in return for aid majority in their Congress, were more confusing than The UN arrived at its an- cause it provides opportuni- ing development each year in and all-conference female athlete for truly “for God’s glory always.” and diplomatic recognition. politicking continues even af- the presidential contest, niversary embroiled in scandal ties for students to infl uence order to further their knowl- The talks included six nations ter the election. Both current with many warlords run- and without a truly authorita- the media for Christ. He says edge in their respective areas the University invest a My roommate is going to (North Korea, South Korea, Chancellor Gerhard Schro- ning for offi ce and many tive place in international rela- that he is “positive about the of expertise. Many students rock...in the middle of Your Sister, you can’t fi t a harmonic a little bit of money to clean take over the world! Japan, China, the United eder and challenger Angela candidates having no clear tions. This lack of relevance possibility of training artists also take a genuine interest the ocean...with seagulls Danielle in your mouth.” it out? I’m not a biology -Bruder States and Russia) and seemed Merkel are claiming victory political ties. Violence, is in part due to structural to engage the culture.” in their studies. Dr. Brown fl ocking to it...except in -Jill Simons student, but even I can tell on the verge of another and the right to build a ruling however, was not a major problems created by stagnancy Amends have also been noted, “I was truly amazed real life the seagulls are Lisa Partain is a salty pud- unsuccessful session when the coalition comprising various factor in keeping voters of the organization’s internal made to majors in the Math at how many students came there is something fi shy To the gang: The sky is girls. My advice? Grab din! Chemistry is fun! breakthrough was made. parties within the Assembly. away from the polls, though confi guration, a problem per- and Science department. This to me with suggestions about about our great lake! It blue so... Have a Shpa- Alicia and RUN!!! -Brian Rothhaar -Dave Nickerson South Korea promised Ms. Merkel’s Christian sporadic attacks killed six sistent since the UN’s inception year will be the fi rst year Ce- classes.” has the worst smell when doinkle! -Joe to provide North Korea with Democrats Union g ained a people on election day. in 1945. The assembly adopted darville offers a B.S. in Phys- While Cedarville views the winds pick up. -Beth Cinson I miss the Thoreau cabin! Hinks! electricity, and the United three seat lead in the Assem- This turnout is typi- a watered-down version of ics. A B.A. in Physics already spiritual growth as of utmost -Yelena Vorobyov States agreed to not attack the bly, but Schroeder claims to cal of a post-war country UN Secretary Kofi Annan’s exists, but, according to Dr. importance, the universi- Terri - read read read Ryan Stalker for Mayor! -Mallery Waters -Jomo North Koreans and to work have the trust of the people. according to analysts, and suggested reforms, moving Milliman, the B.S. includes ty’s emphasis on academic read read read read read Dude, McChesney Upper -G. Zerkle John Silfi es has the most Justine, I will love you Front Rocks the party that toward diplomatic recognition. Several coalition options are considering the obstacles away from divisive specifi cs different general education growth cannot be missed. - read read - read read (to ridiculously good look- Matt Trego rocks my forever, and ever, and al- rocks the free money… While there is global ap- available if neither candidate the country is facing, most on issues such as human rights, requirements. Integrated According to Dr. Brown, the tune of “The Ants Go Love to the girls in the ing biceps this side of the freaking socks! ways! -Ben Houghton proval for North Korean con- relinquishes claims on the of the world is praising the terrorism, and nuclear nonpro- Math Education, though not “you can’t stay where you Marching”) Tropicana (changing Mississippi. -Not Dave Sizemore -Matt Trego cessions, no details have been position of Chancellor. turnout. Results will not be liferation. Still, leaders praised a new major, also underwent are; you can never just stand -Jo, your loving roomie Faith’s reputation one hall -Andrew Sweigard agreed upon and several issues Before the vote, Ms. announced until October the document as a fi rst step signifi cant revisions. still.” His statements sum up Whoa! Cedars is like, at a time)! Kudos to the cookie-bak- remain outstanding, primarily Merkel appeared to have a because the ballot boxes toward reform and integration Dr. Milliman and others Cedarville’s stance on the B.S. Pittman is totally Dude! South House rocks cool. -Rachel Young the North Korean demand for clear lead in an election that have to be transported to of the developing world. in Cedarville’s Academic Di- positive changes that have Who’s your favorite ing staff at Chuck’s. The sweet (and my room- the party that rocks the -Christa a light-water nuclear reactor has centered on issues of Kabul before tallying can The United States, a key vision take these and other taken place in the realm of munchkin Emily? Oscar’s once too-sweet, crunchy piñata that rocks Harri This is for all you people to generate electric power. economic listlessness and begin. advocate of reform and major changes seriously. They view academia. Students may be mate)! your favorite munchkin! cookies are now soft, House!!! BOOYAH!!! Yes! I have Comp today! Skepticism persists because astronomical unemployment. Afghani President contributor to the UN budget, education as a means to fulfi ll confi dent that, whether or -Dan Campbell out there who Run for -Lindsay chewy, and tasty! I espe- -RD of South -Mark Miller the North Koreans agreed to However, Mr. Schroeder’s Hamid Karzai expressed has indicated an increased God’s design for humanity. In not they directly benefi t from FUN: Rock on! cially like the chocolate the same terms in 1994 and persistence in trumpeting his hope that a newly elected willingness to work with the his remarks to this year’s stu- the recent changes, they will Is the lake ever going to -Joe Moss When asked by my sis- ones with white chocolate Printy 2/4 rocks my face Joel Kallman: Girls love continued to produce weapons anti-American stances may congress would continue international body on issues dent body, Dr. Milliman ad- see academic growth— both be environmentally “safe ter what her talents were, chunks. off! you man, you are like a in secret until 2002. have contributed to his late to steer the country toward such as Iran’s nuclear ambi- vised students to view their personally and institution- and clean”? When will Brittaney: Always remem- I simply replied “Well... -”Anonymous” Storhaug resurgence. stability and democracy. tions. ally— while at Cedarville. -Claire Kaemmerling ber, “My Eye!” Love you! 14 SPORTS/CEDARFEST Th ursday, September 22, 2005 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 WORLD & CAMPUS NEWS 3 SEASON OUTLOOK // CROSS COUNTRY Using Your Free Time Wisely I.C.C. Builds Friendships, By Melanie Hitchcock STAFF WRITER Understanding By Nate Washatka Late nights with coffee STAFF WRITER mug in hand, hours upon hours of studying, and days Dan O’Callaghan and the said. “We want to build spent in class fi ghting off Intercollegiate Council are bridges of friendship.” sleep are characteristics of bursting bubbles throughout Major events planned the stereotypical college stu- southwestern Ohio. And if for the year include a bowl- Cross-Country Teams Make Th eir Mark dent. While for some Cedar- the oft-perceived “Cedarville ing night in November and ville students, the concept of Bubble” breaks along with a “battle of the bands” com- free time is more of a dream the others, so much the bet- petition in the spring, though BELMONTSCHOOL-HASSOCKS.ORG. By Brian Klay Gutierrez 47th in 27:51. Miami. et scientist to fi gure out who All of the Lady Jacket than a reality, others fi nd cre- ter. smaller scale events hap- UK/PHOTOS STAFF WRITER The Jackets fi nished fi fth The women took advan- won the men’s race, but it runners improved their times ative ways to fi ll their spare “Cedarville is a homoge- pen on a monthly basis. As out of seven teams with Kent tage of the home course and would have taken a rocket from the Shawnee State Invi- time. nous culture, and that’s where O’Callaghan said, “We spend State, Miami, Malone, and ideal weather by placing to keep up with them. Ohio tational on September 2. The So how do Cedarville the idea of the bubble comes so much time with Chris- A common tradition of the Cincinnati ahead of them. third behind Miami and Ohio State placed their top eight women’s top fi ve runners av- University students compare from,” said O’Callaghan, tians, but the marketplace of men’s cross country team is “We started well in this State. Sam Maat came in fi rst runners in the top twelve eraged a time of 18:51. with this stereotype? The re- president of the organiza- life isn’t a Christian environ- to have a single person shave race unlike the previous few for the Lady Jackets in 18:09, places overall, easily captur- On the men’s side, Kevin sults of a student survey shed tion dedicated to “enhanc- ment. [The ICC] provides in a fashion known as the years,” said Coach Orchard. fi nishing a close second being the men’s title. Kuhn, Josh Ohms, and Bryan some insight on how much ing the Cedarville Experi- opportunities to casually in- “fu-man-chu.” This season, “But for whatever reason— hind Miami’s number one However, Cedarville still Pittman drastically improved free time students have and ence” through establishing teract. We’re not proselytiz- however, most of the team the heat, the fi rst race—we runner. ran well. Hall placed fi rst their times from the Miami what they do with this time. connections with students ing—it’s a good social atmo- decided to shave in the “Joe couldn’t hang on.” After Maat, Elisabeth Py- on the team, 18th overall, in meet. The men’s average The 48 students who par- on local college campuses. sphere.” Dirt” fashion. Dan Camp- The team was not happy les fi nished in 18:55 and Au- 26:11. Herbert and Brooker time was 26:24. ticipated in the survey indi- “But students at other col- Though the ICC is SGA’s bell likened his facial hair to with the meet, but they see it drey Goodew in 19:01, with came in close behind Hall in “I prayed last night that I cated that the ‘average’ stu- leges, like Antioch, feel the offi cial attempt toward inter- Ulysses S. Grant in the movie as preparation for the more Julie Martz right behind in 26:17 and 26:18, respectively. would have no excuse not to dent has approximately three same way—like there’s an campus connectedness, the “Gettysburg.” important November meets. 19:02. Christina Reyes fi n- Gutierrez came in next with push myself,” said Ohms af- hours of free time in one day Antioch bubble. So everyone organization is not alone in “Unconditional surren- The fi rst regular season ished up the scoring with a a time of 26:27. Finally, Ben ter the race. and 10-15 free hours on the welcomes inter- its endeavors der,” said Campbell before rankings recently came out, run of 19:11. Shroyer closed out the scor- All in all, it was a good weekend. Most spend about action with other to bridge bar- the Miami meet. Sporting with the girls maintaining “I thought we ran well,” ing by fi nishing in 26:46. day for Yellow Jacket fans. four hours studying or work- students.” Major events riers. new uniforms the Yellow their 9th place position while said Elvin King, the women’s In fact, the top seven run- Many alumni and current ing on homework assign- The ICC is a planned for the year in- Events Jackets are ready to force un- the men moved up one spot to head coach. ners all fi nished under 27 students came out to cheer ments each day. function of Ce- such as the clude a bowling night in conditional surrender from 15th in the NAIA. The Miami women were minutes, accomplishing a the runners on. Add success SPECIAL-COLL.BHAM.AC.UK/IMAGES The majority of students darville’s SGA, Seeds of Dis- any team looking to upend At John Bryan State Park victorious with 45 team goal Orchard started setting to the crowd excitement, and reported that they spend and O’Callaghan, November and “battle course liter- them this season. on September 17, Cedar- points; Ohio State had 51 two years ago. The team fi n- many people left John Bryan most of their free time with a junior biology of the bands” competi- ary confer- Missing Campbell be- ville hosted the 15th annual points, and Cedarville tallied ished fourth overall behind happy. friends, watching movies, major, works “tion in the spring ence held on cause of injuries, the team Friendship Invitational. Par- 67 points. NCAA teams Ohio State, Ot- This weekend, The Yel- and exercising. Other popu- closely with SGA campus last placed Kevin Hall 16th ticipating schools It terbein, and Ohio Northern. low Jackets will continue lar activities include team offi cers to coordinate inter- year and sponsored by Ce- overall with a time of included big didn’t “We ran well their season at the Louisville sports, email, reading, and campus activities. The coun- darville’s English honors so- 26:23, Justin Herbert schools such as take a through the race,” Classic, which will again fea- playing computer or video cil organizes regular trips for ciety (AKD) are evidence of 33rd in 27:15, Jud NCAA perenni- rock- said Orchard. ture Ohio St. and Miami Uni- games. Cedarville students to area student efforts to forge rela- Brooker 34th in 27:17, als Ohio State “We should be versities. Tim Storer, a senior elec- campuses to share meals or tionships beyond Cedarville Ben Shroyer 45th and fi ne in our rank- trical engineering major, said attend campus events with township borders. in 27:42, and ings.” his deciding factor in allocat- students from that college. “The literary conference Justin ing free time is balance: bal- According to helped to foster discussion,” ancing the “physical, mental, No collapsible plastic light sabers were hurt in the John Hudson/CEDARS O’Callaghan, activities co- said AKD president Brandi social, and spiritual aspects making of this photograph. ordinated by the ICC go a Biggar. “Other campuses of life.” long way toward “breaking see we are interested in what Freshman Kevin Furst through stereotypes” and they have to say. We interact, and his friends sought ad- get there easily in about 20 students should take some God to minister to the needs establishing meaningful rela- and avoid seeing them as the venture down the aisles of minutes.” time to refl ect on life and the of others.” tionships off campus. ‘other.’” Toys ‘r’ Us in Power Wheels Cedarville University blessings God offers. “Don’t The importance of spend- The organization is pri- O’Callaghan is proud of

Language Opportunities continued from TYCO, 1 SEASON OUTLOOK // WOMEN’S SOCCER Expand Student grand larceny and conspiracy, falsifying business records Ladies’ Soccer Team Holds Strong and violating business law. Horizons The Tyco scandal was By Jeanne Reamer Blackburn has contributed to see his team go 5-0 but fi nding the back of the net. the Jackets their third win of The Cedarville women By Meg Bates of the Spanish club often attend just one of many high-profi le CONTRIBUTING WRITER vastly in the offense by scor- having a 4-1 record is not a Finally, in the 41st minute, the season. dominated both sides of the CONTRIBUTING WRITER Hispanic churches, and many white-collar crimes over the ing three clutch goals. Her bad place to be at this point.” junior Karen Ruhlman was The Lady Jackets were fi eld in the shut out. are preparing for missions trips past several years. The situ- The Lady Jackets’ soc- 11 goals and 3 assists last McGillivray also anticipated able to drill a laser past the able to maintain their win- The Jackets were un- There are 6,912 known lan- to Spanish-speaking countries. ation was unique because it cer team continues to make year make her an anticipated 10-12 more wins for his team goalie, giving the Jackets a ning streak by defeating Rio able to keep up their win- guages in the world today, and Bonin, a Spanish Club leader, was the fi rst of these corpo- Cedarville proud, recording offensive threat to opposing this season. 1-0 lead, bringing the fi rst Grande on their own turf. Ju- ning streak as they fell in a that number is growing. From will be traveling to the Domini- rate cases to be tried on the four consecutive victories teams. The Lady Jackets took half to an end. nior Lisa Blackburn scored close game against St. Fran- Alladian on the Côte d’Ivoire to can Republic with the baseball state level. after a disappointing fi rst The Jackets remain opti- on the Grace Lancers on a At the start of the second her third goal of the season cis at the Indiana Wesleyan the Mexican language Zapotec, team to act as an interpreter, Although the sentences game loss against Seton mistic about the rest of their dusky Saturday evening. As half, Grace College came off an assist by Nicole James Classic. The lone goal was each language has its own dia- and the French club is currently doled out to Kozlowski and Hill. upcoming season. Coach the game began, it was obvi- out storming, but the Jack- in the 19th minute. scored by the Cougars in the lects, vocabulary, sounds, and trying to plan a trip to Quevert, Swartz were harsh, they were Those who have not yet McGillivray commented ous that Cedarville was the ets held their ground. The The rest of the game re- 67th minute of play. Sarah mysterious meanings. France. substantially less severe than had the chance to witness on their 4-1 record: “I am dominant force, though the Grace Lancers remained mained scoreless as Sarah Gibson was credited with 10 For many of us, memories Beyond seeking to under- those for similar corporate the Jackets play will be dis- pleased. A coach would love offense had some trouble scoreless to the end, giving Gibson had one lone save, saves in the loss. of learning a foreign tongue are stand languages, these groups scandals. Grey Wallance, a appointed to know that the enough to keep her four The Jackets (4-2) will tainted with lists of conjuga- are sparking interest in foreign former federal prosecutor, of- team will not return home game winning streak alive. play next at Ohio Northern tions, participles, and tenses. cultures, histories and religions. fered an explanation. “It’s a until October 4 when they on September 22. For many students who wish Tiffany Nickum, new president much more lenient sentence play Mt. Vernon Nazarene. to travel, however, these past of the French Club Société than handed out in federal The Jackets have fared curses turn into blessings. As de Français, stated that their cases,” he said. “I think that very well up to this point CEDARS students draw closer to choos- mission is to “challenge young partly refl ects the fact that the in the season despite some ing paths for the future, many people to get involved and in- company was not forced into beliefs that they would not of them are heading for foreign terested in other cultures, espe- bankruptcy or destroyed but show as much talent as last STAFF places. cially the French.” Nickum also is doing relatively well.” year. The 2004 team experi- Managing Editor: Business Manager: Cedarville offers classes in hopes that “this organization Both Kozlowski and enced some setbacks as they Ryan Stalker Dave Livingston French, Spanish, German, Ara- will be refreshing, not an extra Swartz have stated that they lost or graduated 17 of their (For Billy-o) Promotions Manager: bic, Greek, and Hebrew. Senior task.” Similarly, Bonin wants will appeal their verdicts. players. Despite this loss, Matthew Bonin said that lan- the Spanish club to “infl uence Coach John McGillivray has Assistant Editor: Bethany Streitmatter guage classes at Cedarville “are students to gain a love for other done an excellent job putting Sara Eplin Advertising Manager: continued from superb, but three hours a week languages and cultures.” together a strong and com- NEW ORLEANS, 1 News Editor: Justin Ely won’t cut it when you are learn- The Société de Français petitive team by adding nine Joe Dugan Faculty Advisor: ing a language.” This is why consists of 45 to 50 students new players and keeping A & E Editor: Dr. Scott Calhoun organizations are also working who meet to build relationships, egy. “The mayor [has] this eleven more on reserve. Josh Moody to learn and introduce other share interests, and learn about dream about having a city up Many of last year’s girls Staff Reporters : languages in original ways. France from different angles. and running, and we share that have done an excellent job Sports Editor Amanda Acker, John Durkee, With their strong emphasis The Spanish club meets to dream,” said Bush. “But we of stepping up to meet ex- Jim Sawin Jennifer Elgena, Steve on missions, these groups are practice conversational Span- also want to be realistic about pectations. Sarah Gibson Viewpoints Editor: Fladda, Melanie Frageorgia, Josh Wilcox/CEDARS vital in preparing students for ish in small groups in hopes of New furniture in Faith is just one of the many changes on cam- some of the hurdles and ob- has 24 saves thus far while Cameron Arch Melanie Hitchcock, Brian pus. Klay, Elizabeth Korver, short-term trips, or even lives, preparing students for the mis- stacles that we all confront in midfi elders Erin Baran- Copy Editors: abroad. sion fi eld. repopulating New Orleans.” ski and Colleen Derry have Laura Ramey, Jaimie Camille Morse Just knowing the funda- Just as Paul became “to the National Weather Service also displayed their talents Abby Price moves in on an opponent to prevent her from John Hudson/CEDARS Teekell, Autumn West, Nathan Washatka, Daniel mentals of language greatly en- Jews…like a Jew, to win the personnel monitored Tropi- this season. Forward Lisa clearing the ball. Stacey Beaty If You Could Change One Thing… Zimmerman hances communication. Know- Jews,” these groups are work- cal Storm Rita closely as it Page & Graphic Designer, ing the basics allows travelers ing to become more like other By Laura Ramey neared the Florida Keys Mon- SEASON OUTLOOK // MEN’S SOCCER Webmaster: Contributors to ask for the nearest restroom cultures in order to build re- STAFF WRITER thought of a few changes they “Also,” said Mr. Anglea, day. Nagin agreed to postpone Benjamin Kouba Meg Bates, Brandon Colas or the directions to a train sta- lationships and show Christ’s would make. Junior Andrew “Faith Hall has been renovat- the reopening of the city until Photography Editor: Chris Cuffman, Joe Holecko, tion. love throughout the world. One of the unique things Parks said, “I would change ed this summer, and the ad- the danger passes. “I am con- Lauren Jones, Brittany Jackson, Josh Wilcox Both the Spanish and French Equipping students with about coming back to Cedar- the social climate. I would ministration is developing a cerned about this hurricane Th e Buzz Across Campus Lindsay Malone, Danielle organizations are working to just French, German, and Span- ville each fall is that some reduce the amount of judg- long-term plan for upgrading getting in the gulf,” he said. Photographer: Morgan, Angela Mully, Julie get involved in other countries ish could help break language things here never change. mental people, and increase the other older dormitories “If we are off, I’d rather err The Jackets started out John Hudson Otis, Jeanne Reamer, Richie through language. Members barriers in over 60 countries. Students return to friends, the amount of girls looking (Maddox, Lawlor, Printy, on the side of conservatism to By Richie Reeder with a setback on the road Reeder, Andrea Walker godly professors, and ad- to go date and have fun.” An- Willetts, etc.). In addition to make sure we have everyone CONTRIBUTING WRITER to Notre Dame, but have continued from INTERNATIONAL, 1 ministrators who care about drew is currently single. the normal upgrade of car- out.” rolled off three impressive their future. It’s qualities like Josh Gruber, another ju- pets, paint, and bathrooms, it wins in a row to increase Find out more about our staff & contact them and publicly rejects the notion people groups throughout these that cause Cedarville nior student, said, “That’s an would also include installing ing the trip. As of Monday, The start of the 2005 their record to 3-1 on the via our web site, www.CedarsOnline.com that a violent “clash of civiliza- its millennia of existence; students to truly enjoy their easy one. Eliminate campus air-conditioning.” September 19, over 500 stu- Yellow Jacket soccer sea- young season. tions” between Muslims, Jews, the Ammonites who fought return to campus every year. safety.” Kari Gannon, a ju- Anglea spoke for the en- dents had signed up to assist son has created a buzz The team was crowned and Christians is inevitable. against Saul and David as re- However, there are some nior music major, said with tire administration when he with relief efforts over fall, across campus. The cause the Houghton Classic tour- CEDARS, the student The opinions expressed The king’s recent political, corded in the Bible, the Ro- things around Cedarville that gusto: “Burn the spiritual said, “We are committed to Thanksgiving, Christmas, could be the core group nament champions with newspaper of Cedar- herein are of the writ- economic, and social reforms mans who renamed the city do need to change. If it were formations reports!” improving the walkways for and spring breaks. 370 of of returning players, the back-to-back wins against ville University, exists ers, but not necessar- have been praised by the inter- “Philadelphia” and made it a up to Dr. John Mortensen, The Administrative staff students to make them safer those students volunteered to highly charged offense, or host Houghton and NAIA ily those of CEDARS, its to inform our campus national community and are grandiose architectural monu- a professor of the Music de- also commented on upcom- and more convenient. Next serve over fall break alone. the great start to the season #17 Roberts Wesleyan. staff, or of Cedarville sure to increase genuine inter- ment, the Byzantines, and the partment, the fi rst change ing campus changes. “While summer we hope to improve While the university has with a win at the Houghton Davis remarked, “Beat- community of the lo- University. All submis- est in this ancient, historically Ottomans. The city therefore would be “chewier brownies numerous possible projects the walkway from the lower more than enough volunteers Classic. There is no doubt ing #17-ranked Roberts cal, national, and global sionsare the property of rich culture. offers a rare opportunity to all at Chuck’s,” followed closely and retrofi ts are always un- level of the SSC to the music to meet its original goal, the that this team, led by fi fth Wesleyan in the third game world we live in. We CEDARS and are subject A major part of the govern- who pass through. It is a physi- by “a dental plan.” der study, there are no spe- entrance of the DMC. We are Administration has strug- year coach Ben Belleman, of the season was a step hope to foster a spirit to editing and/or revi- ment’s recent efforts to stimu- cally preserved glimpse into Dr. Ed Spencer of the cifi c projects scheduled at also studying the possibility gled to fi nd enough projects is primed for a run at the in the right direction, but of broad curiosity in sion. late the Jordanian economy the corridors of the past. Language and Literature de- this time,” said John Anglea, of a new building to address for the students to work on. American Mideast Confer- we’ve got a lot of work to our readers and play a Year-long subscriptions has been its support of the But the physical richness partment would like to see Vice President of the Busi- the needs of various academ- Information on specifi c tasks ence title. do if we hope to make it are available to the country’s tourism industry. of Jordan’s culture and history “more and better lighting ness department. Anglea ic programs.” will be released soon, but it The men’s soccer team into the NAIA playoffs.” signifi cant role in satisfying that curiosity by public for $15 (U.S. While the landscape of Jordan would not seem as attractive around the library entrance noted that there are three Though it may seem as if remains to be seen whether is paced by fi ve returning Later on September 9th, Mail). Please make is less than lush, the country is without the warmth and hospi- and parking lot. Also, some- classrooms in the DMC that some things always stay the Cedarville will be able to seniors: Midfi elders An- the Yellow Jackets exploded providing informative, checks payable to home to some of the world’s tality of its people. Although thing aesthetically pleasing were originally designed to same, these plans for future utilize all of its volunteers. drew Belleman and Phil for a 10-0 shutout at home factual, and engaging Cedars. Log on most famous landmarks, in- they are very proud of their in front of Tyler to replace be removed in order to ex- campus developments show However, students, fac- Ellis, forward Justin Benz, against Mt. St. Joseph. content. CedarsOnline.com for cluding the architecturally as- identity as Jordanians, they are the two trees that were cut pand the chapel, although that Cedarville University is ulty, and administration goalie Luke Marietta, and The Jackets’ goals ex- more information. tounding settlements of Petra, not condescending. A desire to down this summer.” there are no plans to enlarge not afraid of change. recognize Who is in control defensive specialist Tyler tend from the playing fi eld Pella—a former Decapolis converse and relate on a per- Cedarville students also the chapel in the near future. of the situation and Who is Schumacher. to the sidelines, as spiritual 251 N. Main Street city that has yielded archaeo- sonal level seems to drive their ultimately responsible for But don’t underestimate character is a major empha- Cedarville, OH - 45314 logical fi nds from the Byzan- interactions with each other continued from GIVING, 1 the outpouring of support. the underclassmen in the sis in this soccer program. 937.766.4991 tine, Graeco-Roman, Bronze, and with foreigners. Dr. Ruby said it best: “This Yellow Jacket program. Junior defensive special- Fax: 937-766-3456 The Men’s Soccer Team John Hudson/CEDARS [email protected] and Iron ages—and Bethany, The unbeatable combina- er plan to provide aid to Ka- dent reaction on Friday was among his people, Satan is whole event just seemed to Sophomore forward Ken ist Elliot Moore said, “The hone their foot skills through the “baptism site” of John the tion of desert beauty, ancient trina victims. The Universi- one of the most encourag- close behind seeking to cre- be one of those special ‘God Davis said, “I think Coach four pillars of our team are intense practice. www.CedarsOnline.com Baptizer. history, and genuine hospital- ty’s goal is twofold: to raise ing things I’ve ever seen. I ate controversy and divi- things,’ where he stepped in is really handling the in- worship, ministry, brother-

Athletes Serving on the Court as Well as Oﬀ Small Town Aladdins

By Danielle Morgan Respond STAFF WRITER By Josh Moody A&E EDITOR purpose of interviewing scads admit that by this time the tomorrow night on NBC, I tears. Yes, there was a soaring other people].” to Katrina Cedarville University’s of natives to fi nd their most show had me hooked. They won’t give away the ending of soundtrack. And yes, Amy Three Wishes is a refresh- volleyball team no longer hen I fi rst heard the compelling stories and needs. could do no wrong. the fi rst episode. I can tell you Grant did sing. Twice. But ing contrast to the usual line- looks back at last year’s ex- Wnews that Amy Grant Then, once they’ve narrowed Then, as I sat there and that Abby and Bobby’s fami- people were changed. up of crass, greed-and-sex-re- Tragedy ceptional season; instead, they was going to host a new re- the stories down to three, they the show’s hosts cheerily went lies receive more than they In the words of Grant, “we lated reality television shows. look ahead to the great prom- ality television show, Three set to work, attempting to turn to colossal lengths to make probably could have imag- live in an age where people are While not overtly Christian, ise their young team shows. Wishes, in which, to quote the hitherto impossible desires these people’s lives a little ined possible. I can tell you not connecting like they used the show nevertheless seeks to On Tuesday September press release, the “hopes and and hopes into realities. happier, I didn’t think, “What that the town was revived. I to. We’re not meeting each encourage love and kindness By Chris Cuff man 13, a large group of fans con- dreams of deserving people The fi rst little Aladdin to a schmuckfest.” Instead, I can tell you that it wasn’t fake others needs on a basic level. I in the hearts of America. It’s CONTRIBUTING WRITER gregated in the Callan Ath- in towns all across America rub the show’s lamp was an thought, “This is way cool.” or dumb, but real and pierc- hope people see this show and wholesome and addicting… letic Center for a huge match come true”… I nearly gagged. eleven year-old girl named Because the show airs ing. Yes, there were hugs and feel inspired to re-invest [in what more can you ask for? as the CU volleyball team No way. Abby Castleberry,. Abby was If there is one demo- competed against one of their Visions of chemo-bald the victim of a car accident graphic criticized for being biggest rivals, Mount Vernon children, teary-eyed moms, that left her disfi gured and egotistical, self-centered, and Nazarene. new bicycles, group hugs, and, athletically inactive, due to the downright spoiled, it is pro- Mount Vernon brought well… Amy Grant… popped loss of pieces of her skull. In fessional athletes. their 17-1 record against Ce- up before my eyes. interviews Abby said that she It seems there’s always darville’s 11-0 record. Before The following words was scared she would never a baseball player reportedly the game even started, the popped into my mouth. be able to play sports, but was ditching his fans for that extra bleachers were packed with Heart-warming. Sweet. more worried about her par- million, an NFL player who loud, enthusiastic fans, wait- Nice. Amy Grant. Hallmark- ents than herself. Pretty hard- holds out on his team until ing in anticipation for the fl avored reality television. core little chick. A far cry his contract is renegotiated, match to start. CU put Mount Fake. Dumb. Amy Grant. Fod- from Hallmark fl uff. an NBA player who can’t Vernon in the hole quickly, der for the minds of sentimen- The second case was that seem to feed his family on a building an early 9-1 lead. tal old women. Taking real of a boy named Bobby whose measly $14 million a year. The Lady Jackets hustled, de- people’s real problems and step dad had stepped in to fi ll Yet, when tragedy rocked feating Mount Vernon in fi ve Sarah Zeltman comes over the top, spiking through a single blocker. Josh Wilcox/CEDARS using them for entertainment. the role of his late father, ap- the Gulf Coast, pro athletes games. mental focus and play. tel, one team member prayed morning, the team members leyball team. They sacrifi ced Amy Grant. parently making many sac- were some of the fi rst to re- The team also displayed Even though the Lady for the opportunity to show collected what money they their money and time to help But I fi gured, hey, I get rifi ces and dealing out a lot spond, offering manpower, their talents on the 17th, de- Jackets are currently 14-0 this Christ’s love. Later that night, had, found out what these those in need. Clearly, their paid to watch this pilot episode of much-needed love. Bobby supplies and, perhaps their feating Shawnee State and season, the team is about more the team was informed that families needed, and went success is a result of their at- and review it. Why not? So I wanted to do something spe- most plentiful commodity, Central State in three straight than just winning. A couple of fi ve families who evacuated shopping at Wal-Mart. titudes and actions not only watched it. And readers, let me cial for his step dad to show money. sets. Coach Clark said she weeks ago in Tennessee, dur- New Orleans were staying in This thoughtful act shows on the court, but also off the tell you: this 20-year-old male his appreciation. Again, noth- It’s curious that when the was pleased with the players’ ing a prayer time at their ho- the same hotel. On Saturday the heart of this year’s vol- court. college student’s very skepti- ing to argue against. The kid entire nation was watching, cal heart...was very moved. was crying, but it wasn’t en- athletes who once seemed The show’s concept, tertaining, nor was it meant to to epitomize everything that more specifi cally: fi ve-time be. It was, in fact, touching. was wrong with sports, pro- Grammy Award-winning art- The third wish, involv- vided some of the greatest aid ist Amy Grant hosts an hour- ing the entire community of to the victims of Hurricane long show in which she leads Sonora, California, was for a Katrina. contributors Carter Ooster- new football fi eld to replace Then, all of a sudden, Ter- house (NBC’s Today, Trading the current one, which was rell Owens, the Philadelphia Spaces), Eric Stromer (Clean dangerously muddy and had Eagles’ showboat wide re- Sweep) and Diane Mizota caused numerous injuries to ceiver, auctioned off his NFC (Trading Spaces: Boys vs. young athletes. Perhaps a little Championship ring on eBay, Girls) to a small town or com- too Field of Dreams meets Re- Cameras catch singer Amy Grant with one of the benefi ciaries of her show. WWW.NBC.COM/THREE_WISHES sending the proceeds to the munity in America for the member the Titans, but I must Katrina relief effort. NBA players Kobe Bry- ant and Ron Artest, both in- famous for different reasons, teamed up with other NBA Th eatrical Preview: A Doll’s House stars for an exhibition game to raise money for hurricane By Lauren Jones CONTRIBUTING WRITER victims and their families. (Left) Kari Flunker shows that she can do more than just shoot hoops. (Right) Cari Greetham spikes into a wall of opponents. Josh Wilcox/CEDARS Baltimore Ravens’ cor- nerback Deion “Prime Time” n October 7, Cedarville of beauty—a doll. Tired of women’s suffrage move- lett expresses his delight in matic extent as in the play.” the breakthrough of real- Sanders took his minute in days through the sale of auto- of selfl essness on the part of OUniversity will present her caged life, she attempts ment. Merchant states, “The working with Shavon Gru- Jeremy Haskins, who ism and women’s suffrage the spotlight to entreat pro graphed pictures. professional athletes with a for its annual fall play Hen- to discover her true self cliffhanger ending will cap- ber: “It was the fi rst time I plays Crogstad, the play’s in the Industrial Age. Such athletes in every sport to do- Boston Red Sox pitcher desire to see the lives of their rik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House outside of Torvald’s over- tivate the audience: Norah worked with Shavon, and it conniving and deceitful realistic and divisive topics nate at least $1,000 apiece. Curt Schilling decided to pro- countrymen restored. in the adaption which won powering supremacy. must choose between her has been wonderful build- antagonist, conveys his joy as marital confl icts were Despite the reputation of vide a displaced New Orleans And yes, perhaps it is Frank McGuiness the 1997 Dr. Diane Merchant, the rights as a person and her ing off of each other and in working with the other not yet accepted by the pro athletes, the teams and family of nine with housing convenient that it seems only Tony Award for Best Reviv- play’s director, and other womanly responsibilities to developing our characters.” actors. “The cast seems so mass audience. Despite ma- business partners of all the for an entire year. “When the gaze of the national eye al of a Play. cast members relate their her husband and children.” Commenting on his charac- focused on what they do. jor criticism, Ibsen chose to professional sports leagues we realized how many peo- causes the fl oodgates of gen- This classic story por- excitement for the climactic Leading actor ter, Tullet said, “Similar to The audience should wit- create this classic and por- have responded with millions ple had nowhere to go, we erosity to open up, drench- trays Norah Helmer (played ending, a surprise that Jim Tul- Torvald, I like to be in con- ness the amazing chemistry tray the truth of familial is- of dollars in relief aid as well didn’t just want to make a ing the less fortunate with a by Shavon Gruber), a young, symbolizes the be- trol, but hopefully not to of the characters shining sues in society. as thousands of hours to help donation,” his wife Shonda storm surge of good will. But affl uent wife who has always ginning of the dra- forth throughout the stage.” Dr. Merchant says that get supplies to the victims. told The Boston Globe. “We before we judge the motives been overly dependent upon the Jokingly, he adds, “Am I she chose this controver- The sports world has been decided we wanted to bring of wealthy, hotshot athletes, her domineering husband like my character? Well, sial play to “raise questions quick and generous in its help an entire family here and put perhaps we should examine Torvald. When threatned I suppose I can be a little about how society imposes to restore some kind of nor- them up.” our own motives for giving, with debt, Norah secretly conniving at times, but a structure on people’s lives, malcy in the face of the suf- NFL quarterbacks Pey- if we give at all. Our giving arranges a loan and forges not on purpose.” even down to the spousal fering, homelessness, and hu- ton and Eli Manning helped should not be prompted by her husband’s signature in Designing Manager roles in a family.” man casualties in Mississippi, distribute 31,000 pounds of peer pressure, guilt, or the order to protect his reputa- Donald Jones reports that Play dates are Octo- Alabama, and Louisiana. supplies in their home state closeness of the tragedy to tion. set production is ahead of ber 7-8 and 13-15, and the Tennessee Titans quarter- of Louisiana, and were hit our own lives. God loves the When Torvald (played schedule. He states, “Hope- production will be held in back Steve McNair person- hard by the sight of the de- less fortunate, and so should by Jim Tullett) discovers fully the set will give a re- the Stevens Student Center ally led a team that fi lled six struction around the towns in we. her act, he condescendingly alistic feel of Norway in the Theatre. Ticket prices will tractor-trailers with clothing, which they grew up. “It’s just Even though our gifts may rejects her aid. His air of su- winter of 1879.” be $7 for students and $12 shoes, bottled water, diapers, different when you have your seem small next to the dona- periority awakens Norah to Considered by many to for adults, and may be pur- and other supplies for the hometown hit. It just triggers tion of a professional athlete, the realization that she has be the “Father of Modern chased beginning October victims in his home state of a nerve,” said Peyton. remember that God doesn’t been nothing but a posses- SUBMITTED Drama,” author Henrik Ib- 7th. Mississippi. He also raised There are countless other need our money—only our sion to her husband, a thing sen wrote this play during over $30,000 in just two stories like these—stories willing and generous hearts. 6 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 VIEWPOINTS 11

Entertainment Reviews Editorial: A Zimmerman Listen. Process. Help. music The Juliana Theory // Deadbeat Sweetheartbeat Rebuttal

Brett Detar is bitter, and has been since he left the famed Christian punk snobbery and rock ’n’ roll swagger to soft crooning and full-on metalcore band Zao to form The Juliana Theory (TJT) and started pour- screams. certainly benefi t from this is responding to her percep- ing his heart into his own music. Detar, vocalist and bassist for the band, The album fl ows into other great songs, like “Shotgun Serenade” with simple geography lesson.” tion of social evil by making has inspired TJT’s last four releases and now also their newest, Deadbeat its interesting transitions. The song starts as an almost folk ballad that is Anyone who paid attention to her voice heard. Sweetheartbeat. interrupted by a raucous verse transcending into a soaring chorus with the 2004 elections will recog- Bush does have much to TJT’s last album, Love, elicited many mixed feelings from fans and many-layered guitar parts, and later into a classic-rock-stimulated gui- nize that there is a signifi cant answer for; the war has been critics alike. Many enjoyed the change to a more mainstream arena rock tar solo. “French Kiss Off,” easily one of their heaviest songs, features partisan split in our country steeped in controversy since sound, while others were heartbroken. With the direction of the band’s a crunchy guitar riff, fun hand claps with a grooving bass line, panned today. While President Bush its inception, with red fl ags previous releases many felt that Love was a sellout rock record, rather than right-to-left singing, and a vicious 30-second scream at the end. The hid- won the election, it was ex- such as the lack of WMD— the catchy emo-pop of their prior efforts. Following a long hiatus after den bonus song, “Her Velvet Voice,” is a long, epic ballad, showing TJT’s Joe Dugan tremely close—one of the the original justifi cation for Love, TJT is back to conquer the hearts of those lost by Love. Their new stylistic and vocal range. NEWS EDITOR closest in U.S. history. the war—and the popular by John album, Deadbeat Sweetheartbeat was worth the two and a half year wait. Deadbeat Sweetheartbeat is a bit reminiscent of TJT’s previous works, The fallacies continue as emergence of the Downing Deadbeat Sweetheartbeat mixes the best parts of Love with the catchy but with a more polished sound. TJT has matured in their overall sound, I like editorials. we move through the article. Street Memo back in May. Durkee emo pop of Emotion is Dead. It starts with classic TJT with “This is a perhaps making this their most marketable release. With its appeal to fans I appreciate that a sec- According to Zimmerman, Even if one agrees with Bush’s Love Song… For the Loveless,” that sets the tone for the album, with its of punk, rock, and emo, this album may even win over a few hardcore tion of Cedars is devoted to “anti-war protesters’ using military tactics and executive soft and slowly building guitar riff interrupted by Brett Detar’s focused fans. Deadbeat Sweetheartbeat is one of the strongest rock albums of the student opinions. I support the deaths of American sol- decisions, one should certain- crooning vocals. Detar’s delivery varies from song to song, ranging from year. this for two reasons: fi rst, diers as a lever for their cause ly recognize that such con- because I care deeply about is a slap in the face to service- troversy demands adequate free speech; second, because men and women everywhere, explanation. Life is complex. Prepare to help people manage book Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince it allows us to draw some dis- living or deceased. It’s just I once heard a student na- tinctions between journalistic like misusing a copyrighted ïvely refer to the Democratic the challenges of life. Nine million copies in the United States and Britain were sold in the ever Harry may be—and the evil Lord Voldemort has been prophesized, writing and personal com- name.” Party as a body of “Ameri- fi rst 24 hours-a—round 250,000 per hour— making Harry Potter and the and is therefore inevitable. mentary. This is very poor argu- can Communists.” Such ig- Azusa Pacific University’s graduate programs in Clinical Half-Blood Prince the fastest-selling book in history. Barnes and Noble re- It’s really in the denouement, somewhat predictable though it may be, Much as I support the mentation. Sheehan and her norance represents one of the Psychology offer: ported sales averaging 105 copies per second in its midnight opening hour. that the story shines. Some loose threads are tied (others are untied), and Viewpoints section in princi- companions are attempting key problems with conserva- During its fi rst weekend of sales, it generated over $100 million, even out- the ensuing clash more than delivers (I will refrain from spilling the infa- ple, there are moments when I to communicate their grief tive evangelicalism; we favor • An APA-accredited Psy.D. Program pacing the weekly Hollywood box offi ce receipts. mous three-word spoiler… or any spoiler, for that matter). am frustrated and concerned and dissatisfaction, demand- ranting and raving over dia- Since the release of the fi rst book in 1997, fans have come to demand It’s a shame Rowling couldn’t scatter more action throughout the book by what I read. Dan Zim- ing that Bush answer for the logue. I’m sure the problem is • M.A. in Clinical Psychology (Marriage/Family Therapy emphasis) a lot from the Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling. The sixth installment, rather than chucking it all toward the end. After all, the wizarding world is merman’s editorial on Cindy deaths of their loved ones. equally crass on the far left; • A curriculum that integrates spirituality and values Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, has been no different. supposedly in a full war, and some of us would like to see proof. Sheehan and the war in Iraq While I do not agree with it seems to me, however, that The book begins Harry Potter’s sixth year at Hogwarts, a year prom- As for those criticizing the mature turn the series has taken, let’s be was particularly troubling. all of Sheehan’s rhetoric, and Christians should aim for a • A blend of theoretical and practical elements of psychology ising little incident where schoolwork is concerned—until he uncovers a realistic here; these “children” have grown up, and in uncertain times, too. To begin with, there were while I agree with Zimmer- higher standard. textbook previously owned by a self-proclaimed “Half Blood Prince.” Death and darkness are to be expected. As for sex, the occasional make out some serious errors in Zim- man that her tactics may be What we need to do is ap- • Alignment with current California licensure requirements When Harry fi nds an assortment of suggestions more dodgy and powerful reference is as sexual as the book gets. merman’s article. It is falla- less than effective in the long proach political discussion than quick-fi x magic, his fellow students wonder if he’s discovered the path- So, despite all the plausible criticism, even the lowest of the Harry Potter cious to suggest that the bulk run, it is absolutely her right open-mindedly, committed way to an easy O grade (that’s an A, for you Muggles), or if he’s browsing series can hold its head high. 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Only try such ex- through some rough stuff, day and I don’t need your home, they don’t have Send your questions along. Also, you have to periments in the cafeteria I’ve always wanted to hol- bull.” It’s what Applebee’s and concerns to the microwaves). ler, “Cursed be the day on would look like if it weren’t cars, and since they live remember that you agreed I thought about email- which I was born! The day a corporate chain. The piz- near my house, they want Cedars e-mail account they could come without ing Dr. Brown about mul- when my mother bore me, za at Colonial’s is excellent to hitch a ride back home and put “Ask Stella” in stipulating that they had lets and Christianity, but let it not be blessed! Cursed and generously portioned, with me. I told them that the subject line. to help with gas. Th at said, when my friend (Nic), who be the man who brought the but also very greasy. The would be fi ne, and we’ve you are doing them a favor will remain nameless (Nic news to my father, ‘A son By Dave Sizemore normal toppings are good, already talked about when and we all know gas costs Brandon Colas Fridenmaker) sent him a is born to you,’ making him STAFF WRITER but if you’re willing to we will leave and how a kidney these days. I don’t CONTRIBUTING WRITER note last semester com- very glad!” Ah, Jeremiah splurge, try the buffalo plaining about our horrifi c 20:14-15, another two vers- wings on pizza—much bet- much stuff they can bring. Th ey never think you would be out of line to ask Let’s face it: the Eight- vacuum cleaner he (Nic es that didn’t make the cut My mom had a friend in ter than cucumbers. said anything about gas money, though, them to pitch in, but seeing as you were ies are coming back, and Jefferson Fridenmaker) got for the Sparks’ handbook! college who liked the caf- On to Beans & Cream: and I was kind of embarrassed to bring planning this trip all along, I wouldn’t with the Eighties come the a couple of demerits, so I And when they have eteria food better than her the farthest spot from Woolley to Give it up. I think they should help out since expect them to do an even 50/50 split mullets. You can embrace decided not to. the open hymn sing at my own mother’s cooking. That campus, but also the most we are talking about a ten-hour round with you. Figure out what gas will cost them, you can run scream- Now, at fi rst it might church, I’ve always wanted mother must have been a relaxed. Not just a coffee trip. I don’t think they are going to off er. you and then ask them each for about ing from them like Joseph seem like the Bible doesn’t to yell, “Number 452!” be- horrendous cook, because I shop, B&C also has sand- Dynamic String escaping Potiphar’s wife, or have a lot to say about mul- cause in my church’s hymn can’t imagine anyone liking wiches and breakfast-type I would just say something if they were 10% of that. If you feel like that is too you can grapple with them lets. If you think about it, books 452 is the classic Chucks better than home foods, though coffee is the my friends, but I don’t know them all much, then just make a deal that you from a Christian perspec- though, it really doesn’t hymn, “I am a Woman.” “I cooking. You’re probably primary item on the menu. Production that well and I don’t want to be a jerk. will pay for all the gas if they will pay tive. There are probably a have much at all to say am a Woman” begins in a about ready to take a break Your friends who haven’t You know what I mean? How can I for your meals on the trips there and couple of other options, but about mullets. “Ah hah!” manner that would make from Chucks, but where yet quite developed their By Angela Mully bring it up to them? Should I even ask back. Th is seems reasonable to me, es- I’m supposed to keep my you say. “What about Paul any feminist choke on her should you go? Why not college caffeine addiction CONTRIBUTING WRITER ley brings to Cedarville them in the fi rst place? pecially considering that you are taking columns around six hun- saying that it is unnatu- scones: “I am a woman, walk somewhere in town to can still get other beverag- his enthusiasm for teach- them home to mom and pop—who dred words so, for the sake ral for men to have long called to be a servant.” try something? Let’s take a es; smoothies or hot choco- Cedarville University ing. Woolley believes that of argument, I will choose hair? Doesn’t it say in 1 I am not making this stroll and grab a bite. late, perhaps. will have the honor of show- he has learned more of the Hollaatcha boy! will mostly likely be giving them some the latter (the Christian Corinthians that ‘if a man up. Wouldn’t that be awe- First, let’s hop over to There are tables by the casing one of its own during violin by teaching than he sort of fi nancing. perspective one). wears long hair it is a dis- some if the music leader Cedarville’s local Subway. coffee bar, but you can also a recital concert on Sunday has by playing it. Last night, at about 2:45 grace to him’?” Well, yes, said, “Okay, everyone, They have the national walk into the next room to October 2 at 3 p.m. Stacey He believes everyone Stella in the morning, I was think- Miss I-won-the-AWANA- 452,” and there’d be an in- name to back them up, lounge about on one of the Woolley, violinist and ad- has a gift, and compares ing about a Christian world- Timothy-Award-by-memo- credibly awkward silence which is comforting… not sofas. Off-campus eating is junct faculty of the Music the gift of music to inherit- view, and about mullets. rizing-my-verses-in-the- as the pages stopped fl ap- adventuresome. But maybe nice because it’s… off cam- department, will perform ing land rich with oil. Work Cedars’ Advice Columnist Most of my thoughts, and car-on-the-way-to-church, ping, and everyone would you’re not looking for ad- pus. So feel free to ‘lounge’ alongside well renowned must be done for the gift to columns, are born at about it does say that. But the turn around and scowl at venture, just some good a bit closer than you could pianist Sandra Rivers. The be received. Woolley also this hour. And the more I Bible also says in Ezekiel me. I wonder if they’d sing food. on the DMC couches… program will include piec- stresses the importance of thought about it, my world- 45:13-14, “This is the of- it. They’d probably break Let me caution you, Well, let’s head back es by composers Gershwin, stewardship; “There is a view, the more concerned I fering that you shall make: out church discipline for though: watch out for the now, towards Mom and Heifetz, Stravinsky, and season for everything,” he became. Because, friends, I one sixth of an ephah from that one. cucumbers. I know that Dad’s. You’ve just had an Ravel. says. He explains that all don’t feel equipped to deal each homer of wheat and Back to mullets: I can there are guys out there excellent dinner, but we Woolley has been with gifts given by the Lord are with this contemporary is- one sixth of an ephah from think of two specifi c in- who will show up with a need to top it off with some- Cedarville University since at some point repossessed, sue of males, even males each homer of barley, and stances of mullets in the Bi- girl and order the veggies. thing. Why not ice cream? the second quarter of the and no one knows the ex- who claim to be Christian, as the fi xed portion of oil, ble, Samson and Absalom. We guys want to prove that The ice cream comes in 1998-99 school year. Be- act day or time they will be who wear mullets. What, if measured in baths, one Basically, Samson came to we’re healthy, right? No anything from banana fore coming to Cedarville, taken back. anything, should be done to tenth of a bath from each a horrible end when they girl wants a guy who’s go- splits to root beer fl oats, Woolley was a fi rst chair Because of this, we also them? cor (the cor, like the homer, shaved his mullet off, and ing to keel over at the age but if you’d rather not have violinist in the Detroit need to see the time given I’ve spent three years in contains ten baths).” Bet Absalom came to a horrible of 27 because he never ate a chilled dessert, they have Symphony Orchestra in us as a precious gift: we chapels, fi lled out dozens you didn’t memorize that end because he was wear- healthily. Still, do yourself a veritable cornucopia of 1984. He then joined the should take any opportu- of weekly Spiritual For- for AWANA! So let’s face ing a mullet. And this col- a favor and pass over the cu- penny candy ready to be Cincinnati Symphony Or- nity to minister to others mation reports, completed it, some parts of the Bible umn is about to come to a cumber. Go for the spinach, devoured. As an anony- chestra in 1989. There, he through the gifts the Lord fourteen of my sixteen are somewhat cryptic and horrible end because there green peppers, tomatoes... mous student put it, “Mom met his wife Kathryn, who has given us. In the end, credits of Bible, but still, I hard to understand. Mov- are some questions that fi ne. Order those cucum- and Dad’s is great! Spend is also a violinist. Wool- Woolley says, “we regret frequently feel like I’m in ing on… just don’t have pat answers, bers and the whole sub will a couple bucks and you ley also taught violin at the more the things we didn’t that dream where I forgot Actually, not yet. While questions for which our taste like a giant cucumber. can go kiss your girlfriend Universities of Cincinnati do than the things we did.” to wear clothes to home- we’re on the topic of Bible Christian worldviews leave But hey, if you’re into that without getting demerits! and Miami. Because of these views, room; I just don’t know verses, have you ever been us ill-equipped, questions kind of thing, go for it. And the ice cream’s not bad Sandra Rivers serves as Woolley strives to teach in how to touch the volatile to a church service where that will forever haunt us at The atmosphere inside either.” Professor of Accompanying a way that reaches beyond mixture of postmodernism, they ask what Bible vers- 2:45 in the morning. Subway is pleasant but Well, it’s getting close at the University of Cincin- the basics. As he says, he the Eighties, and mullets es you fi nd encouraging Bottom line: the Bible corporate. Crisp vegetable to midnight—time to head nati’s College Conserva- can shape his students into that threatens us Christians when you’re going through just doesn’t give us clear posters, fake brick walls, back to the dorm. Though tory of Music. She studied good technicians, but then like the explosion of a mi- hard times? And every- guidance about mullets. and stark bathrooms. You there’s no more money in piano with Sascha Gorod- they are “all dressed up crowaved potato (men of one says things like, “The And, in case you psych ma- can eat outside, but it might your pockets, you do have nitzki at Juilliard, and was with no place to go.” Wool- Lawlor! Do not try to mi- Lord is my strength,” and, jors are wondering, men- be hard to converse with the food in your stomach and a awarded fi rst prize as Best ley said, “We are trying to crowave Chuck’s potatoes “In all things God works tioning hymn 452 does not trucks driving past on 72. smile on your face. Accompanist in the Inter- learn more than just the back in your rooms! You together for the good of imply a gender crisis in my If you don’t like subs, Whatever you decide national Tchaikovsky Vio- violin.” The challenge is can get in serious trouble those who love Him.” Per- life. we’ll keep on going, down to eat, our little town has lin Competition in Moscow not simply learning how to for taking food out of the sonally, when I’m going to… Colonial Pizza. Where something to fi ll you up. in 1978. play, but how to communi- Subway has professional Treat yourself to a meal Rivers has also appeared cate what you are playing. sheen, Colonial’s has chutz- away from Chucks this on The Tonight Show with Woolley compares music to pah. The whole feel of the weekend. Your stomach Johnny Carson and Jay the Bible by explaining that PHOTOS BY BEN KOUBA building is very cheeky— will be happy. Leno and has recorded on it is not enough to hear the EMI/Angel, CBS Master- Word of God; you need to works, RCA Victor Red be able to communicate it. Seal, Teldec, Pony Canyon, Woolley’s concert will Musical Heritage and Zaf- take place in the recital hall iro. of the Dixon Ministry Cen- In addition to his knowl- ter. Admission is free and edge and experience, Wool- open to the public.

PHOTOS BY JOHN HUDSON 8 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 VIEWPOINTS 9 Viewpoints LETTERS TO THE EDITOR When it Comes Dear Editor, Dear Editor, I recently read the article by Dan Zimmerman in For quite some time I have accepted the slant that CEDARS this week’s issue of Cedars. While I disagreed with has on many of its articles, primarily those political in nature. I “Why Weren’t You When Dress Code Becomes a to the Sidewalk, everything he said, and in all likelihood he is prob- understand that since we are on a conservative, predominantly ably of a much lesser intelligence than my six-year-old Republican campus such biases are likely to occur. However, I brother, I still appreciated that the article was at least found that Dan Zimmerman’s article regarding Cindy Sheehan Here Sooner?” Stumbling Block Th ere’s Power in entertaining and gripping. Give me Zimmerman’s rants and her protest of the war in Iraq crossed the line of journalistic any day over all the other drivel that induces sleep and integrity. It is very easy for writers to paint a negative picture of apathy after two sentences. Cedars is a university pa- people whose opinions they do not agree with by using words mandatory evacuation, and soon we’ll be just like try I’ll finally be able to as, our own, then they’re per run by students and read by students...why does it such as “anti-Christian,” as well as giving a general impression Governor Blanco sent a letter Wheaton.” sensitively and thought- not as “Christian” as we Numbers shy away from confrontation? Nobody wants to read of stupidity and ignorance, as Zimmerman did all too well. I to President Bush requesting I’ve remembered that fully share something that are. nice little heartsongs about how “As Christians” we realize that his article was under the “Viewpoints” section of federal aid —not troops. conversation for the bet- has been bothering me for Where does the Bible should etc. etc. etc. No article is actually going to CEDARS, but that should not negate the importance of a bal- People have complained ter part of two years. It’s a while. say that we should dress up they were, materializing change anyone’s mind about anything, so how about anced argument which presents both sides fairly and completely, over the lack of troops sent a conversation I really had There is a sin that is for class? Where does the out of the mist like wraiths you try stirring up some genuine controversy like a as well as uses evidence to support those claims. For example, to New Orleans and have no right to hear or even rampant among Cedarville Bible say that we should (rather hulking wraiths). good campus newspaper should do. Print articles like Zimmerman states, “Now, if liberals want to protest the war in blamed the federal govern- to remember or comment students. It is one that we be back in our dorms by Three boys were swagger- good ol’ Zimmerman’s that contain some spitfire and Iraq, that’s fi ne. It’s their right (they’re still wrong, but the Bill of ment when the ball was really on, but a conversation that don’t like to talk about midnight on weeknights ing towards me. They were nonsense, but balance it out by also printing articles of Rights says they can be wrong if they want).” While assertions dropped by the Governor of has nevertheless haunted and we don’t like to admit and 1:00 a.m. on week- wearing sleeveless shirts the contrasting viewpoint. See, if you really want to like this may go largely unnoticed on a conservative campus Daniel Zimmerman Louisiana. Steve Fladda me ever since. exists. We’d much rather ends? Where does it say and basketball shorts, and sock it to people like Zimmerman, the best way to do it such as ours, one would be hard-pressed to fi nd any respect- STAFF WRITER We have a bureaucracy, STAFF WRITER It is a dialogue of which talk about hot, sticky sins that male and female stu- everything from their attire is to print articles from other people who do what Zim- able publication outside our quaint village that would allow such and if you want things done, I’ve heard echoes when like lust. Or we’d rather dents can never be in each to the way their arms swung merman does, but they do it ten times better. So, NO statements to go unqualifi ed. n the weeks since Hurri- you have to go through the was walking to chapel friends have told me that rage against the flash- other’s dorms except for a stiffl y back and forth just MORE articles that reveal how academic and sheltered I enjoy this paper and appreciate the improvements I have Icane Katrina devastated right channels. State gov- I from Milner one morn- they are glad they went to ing lights and disjointing few times a semester when Melanie Frageorgia oozed virile athleticism. their writers are. It’s time to make Cedar lake boil! noticed over the last three years. I trust that CEDARS will take the Gulf Coast, people have ernors have the authority ing when I couldn’t help Cedarville instead of “one epistemology of Postmod- it’s okayed by the school? STAFF WRITER And they were taking up this constructive criticism to heart and continue to publish solid, been rushing to the aid of to call up their state’s guard but overhear part of a of those other ‘Christian’ ernism than come face to Where does it say that stu- the entire sidewalk! thought-provoking articles. But please, don’t let the lack of di- hurricane victims to offer troops. Governor Blanco did conversation between two schools that aren’t really face with our own mon- dents shouldn’t have TVs Cedarboys are very good Well, what’s a small fe- —Mark Swan versity that exists on this campus be a free ticket to conservative support in this time of crisis. not request additional fed- students walking in front Christian.” It’s an argu- ster. I truly think that at in their dorm rooms? The at holding doors. And that male to do? If I kept going propaganda. Unfortunately, some people eral troops, so she did not get of me. They were talking ment I hear when people Cedarville many students truth is that the Bible nev- is commendable. But, I fear on my current trajectory, I’d seem to think that help did them. about some of the changes talk about how nice it is have a serious problem er actually demands any it gives many of them a false walk face fi rst into the near- —Jim Tullett not arrive soon enough. To her credit, Governor that were being made in that we’re not like all the with pride —myself in- of these things. sense of gentlemanhood. If est guy’s pectoral muscles! Ever since New Orleans Blanco is taking “full re- the student handbook and other schools because we cluded. I’m not trying to as- only being the ideal man Call me prudish, but I’d fi nd was basically destroyed, the sponsibility” for her lack of musing over the direction don’t wear shorts to class. We elevate our own po- sault the rules at Cedar- were as easy as sweeping a that a trifl e awkward. most popular thing for bu- action before the hurricane. the university was going. Sometimes the hardest litical and social values to ville. In fact, I think many door open. Goodness, the “Squelch!” went my reaucrats and reporters to do “The buck stops here,” as she The topic of dress code subjects to write about are a level to which they never of them can be very help- world would be overrun shoes into the mud. has been to play the Blame told state lawmakers. But came up, and one of the the ones that hit closest to should have been taken. ful at times in our Chris- with ideal men. “Cringe,” went the rest Game (and if the blame gets that still does not stop people two commented that with- home. I’ve been contem- We pride ourselves on tian walk. However, if we A friend of mine keeps of me. put on someone in the oppos- from blaming the slow relief in the next few years, stu- plating how best to write what we wear to class and define the views we have telling me that studies have Please note the absence ing party, that’s even better). effort on the Bush adminis- dents would most likely be this article for a couple of how nice it looks, beyond of our brothers and sis- proved a certain fact: when of a response from the Everyone has been so fo- tration, an attitude shared not able to wear jeans to class. weeks now. I’ve scrapped simple issues of modesty. ters in Christ by our own a man and a woman are three charming young men cused on the relief (or inter- only by Louisiana offi cials, The response the other two drafts and am start- At times we tend to think rules rather than by what walking towards each other responsible for my muddi- preted lack thereof) after the but also by many bewildered student gave I haven’t ing another the night be- that if Christian schools is revealed in Scriptures, on a collision course, the ness. storm, that no one has really New Orleans locals. forgotten: he snorted dis- fore my final copy is due don’t have rules quite the we’ve made the dress code woman is almost always the I ask you, how is one sat down to see just what was Now, Mississippi pro- gustedly and said, “Pretty in hopes that on this third same as, or quite as strict a stumbling block. one to move out of the way. to respond to that? Should and is wrong. vides a good example of how “They’ll give you dirty I let a little dirt get to me? As Katrina entered the to handle things. The town looks if you don’t move!” Should I start shoving burly Gulf of Mexico on August of Biloxi was hit harder than she says. men out of my way, ignor- 27, mayor of New Orleans anywhere else, and the state’s I have observed this ing the glances insinuat- See us on campus September 29th! Ray Nagin issued a voluntary Governor Haley Barbour has Gender Roles and the Rules of Dating principle in action time ing that I am some upstart evacuation of the city, but had put together a band of good and again. I have also no- hussy who needs to be put to have his legal team look ole’ boys and girls to work verses in Ephesians 5 and I God’s will for their lives! ing to be the leaders of their ticed that guys tend to walk in her place? Should I get Gap Inc. Direct into whether or not he could with—and they’re getting Peter 3 that talk about wives That attitude made him feel homes some day, they might two or three abreast on the up on my high horse and tell issue a mandatory evacua- stuff done. submitting to their hus- like running in the opposite as well start learning how to sidewalks and nothing can them that as Christians they Why Work Anywhere Else? tion without being held le- In a press release issued bands, and we have heavily direction. When he met my make decisions now. induce them to take a step should “esteem others better gally responsible for business September 6, Governor Bar- debated the perceived evils mom, she wasn’t looking The woman’s role, as behind one of their friends than themselves,” and isn’t losses. He was so concerned bour said he was asked by of preaching submission for anything more than a God’s word outlines, is a in order to let someone else that what being a gentleman about covering his own tail General Honore, who is in as a form of “subjugating” friendship. Even though she role of submission. The pass. Apparently, walking is anyway? Gap Inc. Direct is Hiring For Their Peak Season! and keeping his money that charge of all forces in Loui- women. A man who takes eventually realized that the word submission doesn’t single fi le is grossly effemi- After all, do you ever see • Earn extra cash! • Paid training & great work experience he did not have the nerve to siana, if they needed troops. these verses to heart might relationship they shared was mean subservient, nor does nate. Yeah, it’s defi nitely strings of obstreperous girls make the call and force peo- The Governor’s response Brittany Jackson believe them to mean that going to end up in marriage, it mean that girls have to for metros. hogging the sidewalk, gig- • Plus receive an awesome employee • A variety of schedules in a fun, friendly, ple to leave. was, “We didn’t need any- CONTRIBUTING WRITER his future wife is going to she let my dad fi gure it out be prissy, spineless, or Now, there’s one thing gling loudly, headed from discount at Gap, Banana Republic, & casual dress environment But more importantly, thing in terms of military as- obey his every whim, bring on his own. backward. Submission is you must understand: I am the direction of the Meet Old Navy your first day on the job! how in the world did Nagin sistance, that they could send n our culture, it has be- him dinner while he watches Remembering that a dat- strength under control and small. I get overlooked… Market? Come on…how think people in a city with all that to Louisiana.” Icome normal and socially football, and rub his feet on ing relationship is a precur- a willingness to purpose- literally. I freely admit that often does that happen? Contact Center - (Job Code: SCC) a poverty rate of 30% (only Governor Barbour has acceptable for girls to make command. sor to marriage, let’s con- fully let the guy make the I dodge out of people’s way Hmm…maybe it’s not Enjoy talking and helping others! Bring your excellent communication and one in ten families had a car) been “frustrated” at the slug- the same decisions, play the It was never God’s intent sider what would happen if tough moves. Girlfriends on a regular basis simply just guys who need to learn customer service skills alive in our high volume contact center. were going to get themselves gish response of the gov- same roles, and maintain the for women to be doormats, we were to apply the con- and wives are only required for the sake of preserving the meaning of the word evacuated in time? The an- ernment, but at least he has same responsibilities that but it was also never God’s cepts from Ephesians 5 and to be supportive. life and limb. The world is “considerate.” swer is they weren’t going to enough character to not vent were assigned to men a gen- intent for women to take a I Peter 3 to a dating relation- Ultimately, men have the a jungle of dangers for us So, I would like to say Distribution Center - (Job Code: SDC) get themselves out, because in public as Mayor Nagin did eration ago. The feminist leadership role in relationship. Everything that hap- harder job. When Ephesians short people. All this to say on behalf of anyone who’s they believed what they were (the interview was, in the movement has made signifi - ships. pens in a dating relationship 5 talks about men loving I do my part to uphold the ever felt in danger of being Our environment is fast paced, clean and best of all climate controlled! Requires told by those in power: the words of CNN, “blasted” and cant strides to promote wom- After talking to some ultimately defi nes the way their wives “as Christ loved theory. trampled by inconsiderate basic math and keyboarding skills and the ability to walk/stand up to 90% of shift government would supply “expletive-laced”). Why is en’s rights under the banner of my male friends and the roles are going to be set up the church,” it takes the con- For example… clusters of people on the and lift/push up to 50 lbs. their every need. that the case? of equality. The movement men in my family about the in marriage. So, the guy’s cept of devotion to a new I remember walking sidewalks, “Stop running Well, the local govern- Maybe it’s because the has dogmatically sought to unwritten rules of dating, I role, according to a biblical level. Jesus’ idea of love along the sidewalk during us off the sidewalk!” Didn’t If unable to see us on campus complete an application at: ment didn’t. The 10,000 difference is not what’s hap- empower women to achieve have made a fascinating dis- perspective, should be that was taking all of our wrong one of those bleak Ohio driz- your mother ever tell you refugees in the Superdome pening in government offi c- the same measure of success covery (and this might be a of the leader. Whether it decisions and sin on himself zles, when suddenly there that’s rude? Distribution Center were there because they had es, but in the hearts of people. and respect as men. new revelation to some girls be initiating a relationship, and dying to save us. How 6001 Greenpointe Drive, Groveport, 43125 no place else to go and be- When the majority of people Amazingly enough, be- out there): Any guy worth paying the bill on a date, or would you like to try to fi ll cause city and state offi cials in a city focus on themselves cause of these recent societal the time is not going to be popping the big question, those shoes?! (Between Alum Creek and Hamilton Roads) made insuffi cient effort to and think the government changes, men and women in interested in a brazen, for- guys should make the fi rst Even though it seems Contact Center help people get out before the will supply their every need, today’s world are facing an ward girl. move. fl uctuating trends in soci- storm hit. it makes the continuing relief identity crisis as they strug- Case in point: when he This might be a little ety have confused our roles, 5900 North Meadows Drive, Grove City, 43123 On August 28, the day effort very hard, because the gle to establish their roles. was attending Grace College bit tough for those who are Christians must be willing (Off I-71, Exit 97, Route 665) before Katrina’s landfall, af- response is always, “Why Society does not know how as a twenty-year-old, my dad used to letting the girl do to take a different approach. ter the storm was upgraded weren’t you here sooner?” to behave anymore, and, un- dated a lot of girls. A num- everything, but, let’s face it, It’s time for us to defi ne our- Fax: HR Recruiter (Job Code) 614-564-2045 to a category 5 (the highest fortunately, Christians are ber of them went so far as allowing the girl to take the selves by biblical standards rating possible), Mayor Na- no exception! to plainly tell him that God leadership role is the cow- of truth, because society E-mail: [email protected] gin fi nally issued a useless We have all heard the had shown them that he was ard’s way. If men are go- doesn’t have the answers. 1-866-GAPWORK EOE 8 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 VIEWPOINTS 9 Viewpoints LETTERS TO THE EDITOR When it Comes Dear Editor, Dear Editor, I recently read the article by Dan Zimmerman in For quite some time I have accepted the slant that CEDARS this week’s issue of Cedars. While I disagreed with has on many of its articles, primarily those political in nature. I “Why Weren’t You When Dress Code Becomes a to the Sidewalk, everything he said, and in all likelihood he is prob- understand that since we are on a conservative, predominantly ably of a much lesser intelligence than my six-year-old Republican campus such biases are likely to occur. However, I brother, I still appreciated that the article was at least found that Dan Zimmerman’s article regarding Cindy Sheehan Here Sooner?” Stumbling Block Th ere’s Power in entertaining and gripping. Give me Zimmerman’s rants and her protest of the war in Iraq crossed the line of journalistic any day over all the other drivel that induces sleep and integrity. It is very easy for writers to paint a negative picture of apathy after two sentences. Cedars is a university pa- people whose opinions they do not agree with by using words mandatory evacuation, and soon we’ll be just like try I’ll finally be able to as, our own, then they’re per run by students and read by students...why does it such as “anti-Christian,” as well as giving a general impression Governor Blanco sent a letter Wheaton.” sensitively and thought- not as “Christian” as we Numbers shy away from confrontation? Nobody wants to read of stupidity and ignorance, as Zimmerman did all too well. I to President Bush requesting I’ve remembered that fully share something that are. nice little heartsongs about how “As Christians” we realize that his article was under the “Viewpoints” section of federal aid —not troops. conversation for the bet- has been bothering me for Where does the Bible should etc. etc. etc. No article is actually going to CEDARS, but that should not negate the importance of a bal- People have complained ter part of two years. It’s a while. say that we should dress up they were, materializing change anyone’s mind about anything, so how about anced argument which presents both sides fairly and completely, over the lack of troops sent a conversation I really had There is a sin that is for class? Where does the out of the mist like wraiths you try stirring up some genuine controversy like a as well as uses evidence to support those claims. For example, to New Orleans and have no right to hear or even rampant among Cedarville Bible say that we should (rather hulking wraiths). good campus newspaper should do. Print articles like Zimmerman states, “Now, if liberals want to protest the war in blamed the federal govern- to remember or comment students. It is one that we be back in our dorms by Three boys were swagger- good ol’ Zimmerman’s that contain some spitfire and Iraq, that’s fi ne. It’s their right (they’re still wrong, but the Bill of ment when the ball was really on, but a conversation that don’t like to talk about midnight on weeknights ing towards me. They were nonsense, but balance it out by also printing articles of Rights says they can be wrong if they want).” While assertions dropped by the Governor of has nevertheless haunted and we don’t like to admit and 1:00 a.m. on week- wearing sleeveless shirts the contrasting viewpoint. See, if you really want to like this may go largely unnoticed on a conservative campus Daniel Zimmerman Louisiana. Steve Fladda me ever since. exists. We’d much rather ends? Where does it say and basketball shorts, and sock it to people like Zimmerman, the best way to do it such as ours, one would be hard-pressed to fi nd any respect- STAFF WRITER We have a bureaucracy, STAFF WRITER It is a dialogue of which talk about hot, sticky sins that male and female stu- everything from their attire is to print articles from other people who do what Zim- able publication outside our quaint village that would allow such and if you want things done, I’ve heard echoes when like lust. Or we’d rather dents can never be in each to the way their arms swung merman does, but they do it ten times better. So, NO statements to go unqualifi ed. n the weeks since Hurri- you have to go through the was walking to chapel friends have told me that rage against the flash- other’s dorms except for a stiffl y back and forth just MORE articles that reveal how academic and sheltered I enjoy this paper and appreciate the improvements I have Icane Katrina devastated right channels. State gov- I from Milner one morn- they are glad they went to ing lights and disjointing few times a semester when Melanie Frageorgia oozed virile athleticism. their writers are. It’s time to make Cedar lake boil! noticed over the last three years. I trust that CEDARS will take the Gulf Coast, people have ernors have the authority ing when I couldn’t help Cedarville instead of “one epistemology of Postmod- it’s okayed by the school? STAFF WRITER And they were taking up this constructive criticism to heart and continue to publish solid, been rushing to the aid of to call up their state’s guard but overhear part of a of those other ‘Christian’ ernism than come face to Where does it say that stu- the entire sidewalk! thought-provoking articles. But please, don’t let the lack of di- hurricane victims to offer troops. Governor Blanco did conversation between two schools that aren’t really face with our own mon- dents shouldn’t have TVs Cedarboys are very good Well, what’s a small fe- —Mark Swan versity that exists on this campus be a free ticket to conservative support in this time of crisis. not request additional fed- students walking in front Christian.” It’s an argu- ster. I truly think that at in their dorm rooms? The at holding doors. And that male to do? If I kept going propaganda. Unfortunately, some people eral troops, so she did not get of me. They were talking ment I hear when people Cedarville many students truth is that the Bible nev- is commendable. But, I fear on my current trajectory, I’d seem to think that help did them. about some of the changes talk about how nice it is have a serious problem er actually demands any it gives many of them a false walk face fi rst into the near- —Jim Tullett not arrive soon enough. To her credit, Governor that were being made in that we’re not like all the with pride —myself in- of these things. sense of gentlemanhood. If est guy’s pectoral muscles! Ever since New Orleans Blanco is taking “full re- the student handbook and other schools because we cluded. I’m not trying to as- only being the ideal man Call me prudish, but I’d fi nd was basically destroyed, the sponsibility” for her lack of musing over the direction don’t wear shorts to class. We elevate our own po- sault the rules at Cedar- were as easy as sweeping a that a trifl e awkward. most popular thing for bu- action before the hurricane. the university was going. Sometimes the hardest litical and social values to ville. In fact, I think many door open. Goodness, the “Squelch!” went my reaucrats and reporters to do “The buck stops here,” as she The topic of dress code subjects to write about are a level to which they never of them can be very help- world would be overrun shoes into the mud. has been to play the Blame told state lawmakers. But came up, and one of the the ones that hit closest to should have been taken. ful at times in our Chris- with ideal men. “Cringe,” went the rest Game (and if the blame gets that still does not stop people two commented that with- home. I’ve been contem- We pride ourselves on tian walk. However, if we A friend of mine keeps of me. put on someone in the oppos- from blaming the slow relief in the next few years, stu- plating how best to write what we wear to class and define the views we have telling me that studies have Please note the absence ing party, that’s even better). effort on the Bush adminis- dents would most likely be this article for a couple of how nice it looks, beyond of our brothers and sis- proved a certain fact: when of a response from the Everyone has been so fo- tration, an attitude shared not able to wear jeans to class. weeks now. I’ve scrapped simple issues of modesty. ters in Christ by our own a man and a woman are three charming young men cused on the relief (or inter- only by Louisiana offi cials, The response the other two drafts and am start- At times we tend to think rules rather than by what walking towards each other responsible for my muddi- preted lack thereof) after the but also by many bewildered student gave I haven’t ing another the night be- that if Christian schools is revealed in Scriptures, on a collision course, the ness. storm, that no one has really New Orleans locals. forgotten: he snorted dis- fore my final copy is due don’t have rules quite the we’ve made the dress code woman is almost always the I ask you, how is one sat down to see just what was Now, Mississippi pro- gustedly and said, “Pretty in hopes that on this third same as, or quite as strict a stumbling block. one to move out of the way. to respond to that? Should and is wrong. vides a good example of how “They’ll give you dirty I let a little dirt get to me? As Katrina entered the to handle things. The town looks if you don’t move!” Should I start shoving burly Gulf of Mexico on August of Biloxi was hit harder than she says. men out of my way, ignor- 27, mayor of New Orleans anywhere else, and the state’s I have observed this ing the glances insinuat- See us on campus September 29th! Ray Nagin issued a voluntary Governor Haley Barbour has Gender Roles and the Rules of Dating principle in action time ing that I am some upstart evacuation of the city, but had put together a band of good and again. I have also no- hussy who needs to be put to have his legal team look ole’ boys and girls to work verses in Ephesians 5 and I God’s will for their lives! ing to be the leaders of their ticed that guys tend to walk in her place? Should I get Gap Inc. Direct into whether or not he could with—and they’re getting Peter 3 that talk about wives That attitude made him feel homes some day, they might two or three abreast on the up on my high horse and tell issue a mandatory evacua- stuff done. submitting to their hus- like running in the opposite as well start learning how to sidewalks and nothing can them that as Christians they Why Work Anywhere Else? tion without being held le- In a press release issued bands, and we have heavily direction. When he met my make decisions now. induce them to take a step should “esteem others better gally responsible for business September 6, Governor Bar- debated the perceived evils mom, she wasn’t looking The woman’s role, as behind one of their friends than themselves,” and isn’t losses. He was so concerned bour said he was asked by of preaching submission for anything more than a God’s word outlines, is a in order to let someone else that what being a gentleman about covering his own tail General Honore, who is in as a form of “subjugating” friendship. Even though she role of submission. The pass. Apparently, walking is anyway? Gap Inc. Direct is Hiring For Their Peak Season! and keeping his money that charge of all forces in Loui- women. A man who takes eventually realized that the word submission doesn’t single fi le is grossly effemi- After all, do you ever see • Earn extra cash! • Paid training & great work experience he did not have the nerve to siana, if they needed troops. these verses to heart might relationship they shared was mean subservient, nor does nate. Yeah, it’s defi nitely strings of obstreperous girls make the call and force peo- The Governor’s response Brittany Jackson believe them to mean that going to end up in marriage, it mean that girls have to for metros. hogging the sidewalk, gig- • Plus receive an awesome employee • A variety of schedules in a fun, friendly, ple to leave. was, “We didn’t need any- CONTRIBUTING WRITER his future wife is going to she let my dad fi gure it out be prissy, spineless, or Now, there’s one thing gling loudly, headed from discount at Gap, Banana Republic, & casual dress environment But more importantly, thing in terms of military as- obey his every whim, bring on his own. backward. Submission is you must understand: I am the direction of the Meet Old Navy your first day on the job! how in the world did Nagin sistance, that they could send n our culture, it has be- him dinner while he watches Remembering that a dat- strength under control and small. I get overlooked… Market? Come on…how think people in a city with all that to Louisiana.” Icome normal and socially football, and rub his feet on ing relationship is a precur- a willingness to purpose- literally. I freely admit that often does that happen? Contact Center - (Job Code: SCC) a poverty rate of 30% (only Governor Barbour has acceptable for girls to make command. sor to marriage, let’s con- fully let the guy make the I dodge out of people’s way Hmm…maybe it’s not Enjoy talking and helping others! Bring your excellent communication and one in ten families had a car) been “frustrated” at the slug- the same decisions, play the It was never God’s intent sider what would happen if tough moves. Girlfriends on a regular basis simply just guys who need to learn customer service skills alive in our high volume contact center. were going to get themselves gish response of the gov- same roles, and maintain the for women to be doormats, we were to apply the con- and wives are only required for the sake of preserving the meaning of the word evacuated in time? The an- ernment, but at least he has same responsibilities that but it was also never God’s cepts from Ephesians 5 and to be supportive. life and limb. The world is “considerate.” swer is they weren’t going to enough character to not vent were assigned to men a gen- intent for women to take a I Peter 3 to a dating relation- Ultimately, men have the a jungle of dangers for us So, I would like to say Distribution Center - (Job Code: SDC) get themselves out, because in public as Mayor Nagin did eration ago. The feminist leadership role in relationship. Everything that hap- harder job. When Ephesians short people. All this to say on behalf of anyone who’s they believed what they were (the interview was, in the movement has made signifi - ships. pens in a dating relationship 5 talks about men loving I do my part to uphold the ever felt in danger of being Our environment is fast paced, clean and best of all climate controlled! Requires told by those in power: the words of CNN, “blasted” and cant strides to promote wom- After talking to some ultimately defi nes the way their wives “as Christ loved theory. trampled by inconsiderate basic math and keyboarding skills and the ability to walk/stand up to 90% of shift government would supply “expletive-laced”). Why is en’s rights under the banner of my male friends and the roles are going to be set up the church,” it takes the con- For example… clusters of people on the and lift/push up to 50 lbs. their every need. that the case? of equality. The movement men in my family about the in marriage. So, the guy’s cept of devotion to a new I remember walking sidewalks, “Stop running Well, the local govern- Maybe it’s because the has dogmatically sought to unwritten rules of dating, I role, according to a biblical level. Jesus’ idea of love along the sidewalk during us off the sidewalk!” Didn’t If unable to see us on campus complete an application at: ment didn’t. The 10,000 difference is not what’s hap- empower women to achieve have made a fascinating dis- perspective, should be that was taking all of our wrong one of those bleak Ohio driz- your mother ever tell you refugees in the Superdome pening in government offi c- the same measure of success covery (and this might be a of the leader. Whether it decisions and sin on himself zles, when suddenly there that’s rude? Distribution Center were there because they had es, but in the hearts of people. and respect as men. new revelation to some girls be initiating a relationship, and dying to save us. How 6001 Greenpointe Drive, Groveport, 43125 no place else to go and be- When the majority of people Amazingly enough, be- out there): Any guy worth paying the bill on a date, or would you like to try to fi ll cause city and state offi cials in a city focus on themselves cause of these recent societal the time is not going to be popping the big question, those shoes?! (Between Alum Creek and Hamilton Roads) made insuffi cient effort to and think the government changes, men and women in interested in a brazen, for- guys should make the fi rst Even though it seems Contact Center help people get out before the will supply their every need, today’s world are facing an ward girl. move. fl uctuating trends in soci- storm hit. it makes the continuing relief identity crisis as they strug- Case in point: when he This might be a little ety have confused our roles, 5900 North Meadows Drive, Grove City, 43123 On August 28, the day effort very hard, because the gle to establish their roles. was attending Grace College bit tough for those who are Christians must be willing (Off I-71, Exit 97, Route 665) before Katrina’s landfall, af- response is always, “Why Society does not know how as a twenty-year-old, my dad used to letting the girl do to take a different approach. ter the storm was upgraded weren’t you here sooner?” to behave anymore, and, un- dated a lot of girls. A num- everything, but, let’s face it, It’s time for us to defi ne our- Fax: HR Recruiter (Job Code) 614-564-2045 to a category 5 (the highest fortunately, Christians are ber of them went so far as allowing the girl to take the selves by biblical standards rating possible), Mayor Na- no exception! to plainly tell him that God leadership role is the cow- of truth, because society E-mail: [email protected] gin fi nally issued a useless We have all heard the had shown them that he was ard’s way. If men are go- doesn’t have the answers. 1-866-GAPWORK EOE 10 VIEWPOINTS Th ursday, September 22, 2005 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 7 Ask Stella Mullets and Your A Freshman’s Guide to CedarCuisine Stella, Dear Boy, Here’s my deal. I’ll be driving home in a Th is is a tough one. First off , you have Worldview from the pictures of the week to visit my family, and I have some to remember that you were going to Beatles in the corner to the people who aren’t really close friends. drive home and cover all the expenses sign by kitchen door read- Actually, they are friends of friends. by yourself before these “friends of ing, “My cow died yester- Th ey heard I was going friends” asked to come cafeteria. Only try such ex- through some rough stuff, day and I don’t need your home, they don’t have Send your questions along. Also, you have to periments in the cafeteria I’ve always wanted to hol- bull.” It’s what Applebee’s and concerns to the microwaves). ler, “Cursed be the day on would look like if it weren’t cars, and since they live remember that you agreed I thought about email- which I was born! The day a corporate chain. The piz- near my house, they want Cedars e-mail account they could come without ing Dr. Brown about mul- when my mother bore me, za at Colonial’s is excellent to hitch a ride back home and put “Ask Stella” in stipulating that they had lets and Christianity, but let it not be blessed! Cursed and generously portioned, with me. I told them that the subject line. to help with gas. Th at said, when my friend (Nic), who be the man who brought the but also very greasy. The would be fi ne, and we’ve you are doing them a favor will remain nameless (Nic news to my father, ‘A son By Dave Sizemore normal toppings are good, already talked about when and we all know gas costs Brandon Colas Fridenmaker) sent him a is born to you,’ making him STAFF WRITER but if you’re willing to we will leave and how a kidney these days. I don’t CONTRIBUTING WRITER note last semester com- very glad!” Ah, Jeremiah splurge, try the buffalo plaining about our horrifi c 20:14-15, another two vers- wings on pizza—much bet- much stuff they can bring. Th ey never think you would be out of line to ask Let’s face it: the Eight- vacuum cleaner he (Nic es that didn’t make the cut My mom had a friend in ter than cucumbers. said anything about gas money, though, them to pitch in, but seeing as you were ies are coming back, and Jefferson Fridenmaker) got for the Sparks’ handbook! college who liked the caf- On to Beans & Cream: and I was kind of embarrassed to bring planning this trip all along, I wouldn’t with the Eighties come the a couple of demerits, so I And when they have eteria food better than her the farthest spot from Woolley to Give it up. I think they should help out since expect them to do an even 50/50 split mullets. You can embrace decided not to. the open hymn sing at my own mother’s cooking. That campus, but also the most we are talking about a ten-hour round with you. Figure out what gas will cost them, you can run scream- Now, at fi rst it might church, I’ve always wanted mother must have been a relaxed. Not just a coffee trip. I don’t think they are going to off er. you and then ask them each for about ing from them like Joseph seem like the Bible doesn’t to yell, “Number 452!” be- horrendous cook, because I shop, B&C also has sand- Dynamic String escaping Potiphar’s wife, or have a lot to say about mul- cause in my church’s hymn can’t imagine anyone liking wiches and breakfast-type I would just say something if they were 10% of that. If you feel like that is too you can grapple with them lets. If you think about it, books 452 is the classic Chucks better than home foods, though coffee is the my friends, but I don’t know them all much, then just make a deal that you from a Christian perspec- though, it really doesn’t hymn, “I am a Woman.” “I cooking. You’re probably primary item on the menu. Production that well and I don’t want to be a jerk. will pay for all the gas if they will pay tive. There are probably a have much at all to say am a Woman” begins in a about ready to take a break Your friends who haven’t You know what I mean? How can I for your meals on the trips there and couple of other options, but about mullets. “Ah hah!” manner that would make from Chucks, but where yet quite developed their By Angela Mully bring it up to them? Should I even ask back. Th is seems reasonable to me, es- I’m supposed to keep my you say. “What about Paul any feminist choke on her should you go? Why not college caffeine addiction CONTRIBUTING WRITER ley brings to Cedarville them in the fi rst place? pecially considering that you are taking columns around six hun- saying that it is unnatu- scones: “I am a woman, walk somewhere in town to can still get other beverag- his enthusiasm for teach- them home to mom and pop—who dred words so, for the sake ral for men to have long called to be a servant.” try something? Let’s take a es; smoothies or hot choco- Cedarville University ing. Woolley believes that of argument, I will choose hair? Doesn’t it say in 1 I am not making this stroll and grab a bite. late, perhaps. will have the honor of show- he has learned more of the Hollaatcha boy! will mostly likely be giving them some the latter (the Christian Corinthians that ‘if a man up. Wouldn’t that be awe- First, let’s hop over to There are tables by the casing one of its own during violin by teaching than he sort of fi nancing. perspective one). wears long hair it is a dis- some if the music leader Cedarville’s local Subway. coffee bar, but you can also a recital concert on Sunday has by playing it. Last night, at about 2:45 grace to him’?” Well, yes, said, “Okay, everyone, They have the national walk into the next room to October 2 at 3 p.m. Stacey He believes everyone Stella in the morning, I was think- Miss I-won-the-AWANA- 452,” and there’d be an in- name to back them up, lounge about on one of the Woolley, violinist and ad- has a gift, and compares ing about a Christian world- Timothy-Award-by-memo- credibly awkward silence which is comforting… not sofas. Off-campus eating is junct faculty of the Music the gift of music to inherit- view, and about mullets. rizing-my-verses-in-the- as the pages stopped fl ap- adventuresome. But maybe nice because it’s… off cam- department, will perform ing land rich with oil. Work Cedars’ Advice Columnist Most of my thoughts, and car-on-the-way-to-church, ping, and everyone would you’re not looking for ad- pus. So feel free to ‘lounge’ alongside well renowned must be done for the gift to columns, are born at about it does say that. But the turn around and scowl at venture, just some good a bit closer than you could pianist Sandra Rivers. The be received. Woolley also this hour. And the more I Bible also says in Ezekiel me. I wonder if they’d sing food. on the DMC couches… program will include piec- stresses the importance of thought about it, my world- 45:13-14, “This is the of- it. They’d probably break Let me caution you, Well, let’s head back es by composers Gershwin, stewardship; “There is a view, the more concerned I fering that you shall make: out church discipline for though: watch out for the now, towards Mom and Heifetz, Stravinsky, and season for everything,” he became. Because, friends, I one sixth of an ephah from that one. cucumbers. I know that Dad’s. You’ve just had an Ravel. says. He explains that all don’t feel equipped to deal each homer of wheat and Back to mullets: I can there are guys out there excellent dinner, but we Woolley has been with gifts given by the Lord are with this contemporary is- one sixth of an ephah from think of two specifi c in- who will show up with a need to top it off with some- Cedarville University since at some point repossessed, sue of males, even males each homer of barley, and stances of mullets in the Bi- girl and order the veggies. thing. Why not ice cream? the second quarter of the and no one knows the ex- who claim to be Christian, as the fi xed portion of oil, ble, Samson and Absalom. We guys want to prove that The ice cream comes in 1998-99 school year. Be- act day or time they will be who wear mullets. What, if measured in baths, one Basically, Samson came to we’re healthy, right? No anything from banana fore coming to Cedarville, taken back. anything, should be done to tenth of a bath from each a horrible end when they girl wants a guy who’s go- splits to root beer fl oats, Woolley was a fi rst chair Because of this, we also them? cor (the cor, like the homer, shaved his mullet off, and ing to keel over at the age but if you’d rather not have violinist in the Detroit need to see the time given I’ve spent three years in contains ten baths).” Bet Absalom came to a horrible of 27 because he never ate a chilled dessert, they have Symphony Orchestra in us as a precious gift: we chapels, fi lled out dozens you didn’t memorize that end because he was wear- healthily. Still, do yourself a veritable cornucopia of 1984. He then joined the should take any opportu- of weekly Spiritual For- for AWANA! So let’s face ing a mullet. And this col- a favor and pass over the cu- penny candy ready to be Cincinnati Symphony Or- nity to minister to others mation reports, completed it, some parts of the Bible umn is about to come to a cumber. Go for the spinach, devoured. As an anony- chestra in 1989. There, he through the gifts the Lord fourteen of my sixteen are somewhat cryptic and horrible end because there green peppers, tomatoes... mous student put it, “Mom met his wife Kathryn, who has given us. In the end, credits of Bible, but still, I hard to understand. Mov- are some questions that fi ne. Order those cucum- and Dad’s is great! Spend is also a violinist. Wool- Woolley says, “we regret frequently feel like I’m in ing on… just don’t have pat answers, bers and the whole sub will a couple bucks and you ley also taught violin at the more the things we didn’t that dream where I forgot Actually, not yet. While questions for which our taste like a giant cucumber. can go kiss your girlfriend Universities of Cincinnati do than the things we did.” to wear clothes to home- we’re on the topic of Bible Christian worldviews leave But hey, if you’re into that without getting demerits! and Miami. Because of these views, room; I just don’t know verses, have you ever been us ill-equipped, questions kind of thing, go for it. And the ice cream’s not bad Sandra Rivers serves as Woolley strives to teach in how to touch the volatile to a church service where that will forever haunt us at The atmosphere inside either.” Professor of Accompanying a way that reaches beyond mixture of postmodernism, they ask what Bible vers- 2:45 in the morning. Subway is pleasant but Well, it’s getting close at the University of Cincin- the basics. As he says, he the Eighties, and mullets es you fi nd encouraging Bottom line: the Bible corporate. Crisp vegetable to midnight—time to head nati’s College Conserva- can shape his students into that threatens us Christians when you’re going through just doesn’t give us clear posters, fake brick walls, back to the dorm. Though tory of Music. She studied good technicians, but then like the explosion of a mi- hard times? And every- guidance about mullets. and stark bathrooms. You there’s no more money in piano with Sascha Gorod- they are “all dressed up crowaved potato (men of one says things like, “The And, in case you psych ma- can eat outside, but it might your pockets, you do have nitzki at Juilliard, and was with no place to go.” Wool- Lawlor! Do not try to mi- Lord is my strength,” and, jors are wondering, men- be hard to converse with the food in your stomach and a awarded fi rst prize as Best ley said, “We are trying to crowave Chuck’s potatoes “In all things God works tioning hymn 452 does not trucks driving past on 72. smile on your face. Accompanist in the Inter- learn more than just the back in your rooms! You together for the good of imply a gender crisis in my If you don’t like subs, Whatever you decide national Tchaikovsky Vio- violin.” The challenge is can get in serious trouble those who love Him.” Per- life. we’ll keep on going, down to eat, our little town has lin Competition in Moscow not simply learning how to for taking food out of the sonally, when I’m going to… Colonial Pizza. Where something to fi ll you up. in 1978. play, but how to communi- Subway has professional Treat yourself to a meal Rivers has also appeared cate what you are playing. sheen, Colonial’s has chutz- away from Chucks this on The Tonight Show with Woolley compares music to pah. The whole feel of the weekend. Your stomach Johnny Carson and Jay the Bible by explaining that PHOTOS BY BEN KOUBA building is very cheeky— will be happy. Leno and has recorded on it is not enough to hear the EMI/Angel, CBS Master- Word of God; you need to works, RCA Victor Red be able to communicate it. Seal, Teldec, Pony Canyon, Woolley’s concert will Musical Heritage and Zaf- take place in the recital hall iro. of the Dixon Ministry Cen- In addition to his knowl- ter. Admission is free and edge and experience, Wool- open to the public.

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Athletes Serving on the Court as Well as Oﬀ Small Town Aladdins

By Danielle Morgan Respond STAFF WRITER By Josh Moody A&E EDITOR purpose of interviewing scads admit that by this time the tomorrow night on NBC, I tears. Yes, there was a soaring other people].” to Katrina Cedarville University’s of natives to fi nd their most show had me hooked. They won’t give away the ending of soundtrack. And yes, Amy Three Wishes is a refresh- volleyball team no longer hen I fi rst heard the compelling stories and needs. could do no wrong. the fi rst episode. I can tell you Grant did sing. Twice. But ing contrast to the usual line- looks back at last year’s ex- Wnews that Amy Grant Then, once they’ve narrowed Then, as I sat there and that Abby and Bobby’s fami- people were changed. up of crass, greed-and-sex-re- Tragedy ceptional season; instead, they was going to host a new re- the stories down to three, they the show’s hosts cheerily went lies receive more than they In the words of Grant, “we lated reality television shows. look ahead to the great prom- ality television show, Three set to work, attempting to turn to colossal lengths to make probably could have imag- live in an age where people are While not overtly Christian, ise their young team shows. Wishes, in which, to quote the hitherto impossible desires these people’s lives a little ined possible. I can tell you not connecting like they used the show nevertheless seeks to On Tuesday September press release, the “hopes and and hopes into realities. happier, I didn’t think, “What that the town was revived. I to. We’re not meeting each encourage love and kindness By Chris Cuff man 13, a large group of fans con- dreams of deserving people The fi rst little Aladdin to a schmuckfest.” Instead, I can tell you that it wasn’t fake others needs on a basic level. I in the hearts of America. It’s CONTRIBUTING WRITER gregated in the Callan Ath- in towns all across America rub the show’s lamp was an thought, “This is way cool.” or dumb, but real and pierc- hope people see this show and wholesome and addicting… letic Center for a huge match come true”… I nearly gagged. eleven year-old girl named Because the show airs ing. Yes, there were hugs and feel inspired to re-invest [in what more can you ask for? as the CU volleyball team No way. Abby Castleberry,. Abby was If there is one demo- competed against one of their Visions of chemo-bald the victim of a car accident graphic criticized for being biggest rivals, Mount Vernon children, teary-eyed moms, that left her disfi gured and egotistical, self-centered, and Nazarene. new bicycles, group hugs, and, athletically inactive, due to the downright spoiled, it is pro- Mount Vernon brought well… Amy Grant… popped loss of pieces of her skull. In fessional athletes. their 17-1 record against Ce- up before my eyes. interviews Abby said that she It seems there’s always darville’s 11-0 record. Before The following words was scared she would never a baseball player reportedly the game even started, the popped into my mouth. be able to play sports, but was ditching his fans for that extra bleachers were packed with Heart-warming. Sweet. more worried about her par- million, an NFL player who loud, enthusiastic fans, wait- Nice. Amy Grant. Hallmark- ents than herself. Pretty hard- holds out on his team until ing in anticipation for the fl avored reality television. core little chick. A far cry his contract is renegotiated, match to start. CU put Mount Fake. Dumb. Amy Grant. Fod- from Hallmark fl uff. an NBA player who can’t Vernon in the hole quickly, der for the minds of sentimen- The second case was that seem to feed his family on a building an early 9-1 lead. tal old women. Taking real of a boy named Bobby whose measly $14 million a year. The Lady Jackets hustled, de- people’s real problems and step dad had stepped in to fi ll Yet, when tragedy rocked feating Mount Vernon in fi ve Sarah Zeltman comes over the top, spiking through a single blocker. Josh Wilcox/CEDARS using them for entertainment. the role of his late father, ap- the Gulf Coast, pro athletes games. mental focus and play. tel, one team member prayed morning, the team members leyball team. They sacrifi ced Amy Grant. parently making many sac- were some of the fi rst to re- The team also displayed Even though the Lady for the opportunity to show collected what money they their money and time to help But I fi gured, hey, I get rifi ces and dealing out a lot spond, offering manpower, their talents on the 17th, de- Jackets are currently 14-0 this Christ’s love. Later that night, had, found out what these those in need. Clearly, their paid to watch this pilot episode of much-needed love. Bobby supplies and, perhaps their feating Shawnee State and season, the team is about more the team was informed that families needed, and went success is a result of their at- and review it. Why not? So I wanted to do something spe- most plentiful commodity, Central State in three straight than just winning. A couple of fi ve families who evacuated shopping at Wal-Mart. titudes and actions not only watched it. And readers, let me cial for his step dad to show money. sets. Coach Clark said she weeks ago in Tennessee, dur- New Orleans were staying in This thoughtful act shows on the court, but also off the tell you: this 20-year-old male his appreciation. Again, noth- It’s curious that when the was pleased with the players’ ing a prayer time at their ho- the same hotel. On Saturday the heart of this year’s vol- court. college student’s very skepti- ing to argue against. The kid entire nation was watching, cal heart...was very moved. was crying, but it wasn’t en- athletes who once seemed The show’s concept, tertaining, nor was it meant to to epitomize everything that more specifi cally: fi ve-time be. It was, in fact, touching. was wrong with sports, pro- Grammy Award-winning art- The third wish, involv- vided some of the greatest aid ist Amy Grant hosts an hour- ing the entire community of to the victims of Hurricane long show in which she leads Sonora, California, was for a Katrina. contributors Carter Ooster- new football fi eld to replace Then, all of a sudden, Ter- house (NBC’s Today, Trading the current one, which was rell Owens, the Philadelphia Spaces), Eric Stromer (Clean dangerously muddy and had Eagles’ showboat wide re- Sweep) and Diane Mizota caused numerous injuries to ceiver, auctioned off his NFC (Trading Spaces: Boys vs. young athletes. Perhaps a little Championship ring on eBay, Girls) to a small town or com- too Field of Dreams meets Re- Cameras catch singer Amy Grant with one of the benefi ciaries of her show. WWW.NBC.COM/THREE_WISHES sending the proceeds to the munity in America for the member the Titans, but I must Katrina relief effort. NBA players Kobe Bry- ant and Ron Artest, both in- famous for different reasons, teamed up with other NBA Th eatrical Preview: A Doll’s House stars for an exhibition game to raise money for hurricane By Lauren Jones CONTRIBUTING WRITER victims and their families. (Left) Kari Flunker shows that she can do more than just shoot hoops. (Right) Cari Greetham spikes into a wall of opponents. Josh Wilcox/CEDARS Baltimore Ravens’ cor- nerback Deion “Prime Time” n October 7, Cedarville of beauty—a doll. Tired of women’s suffrage move- lett expresses his delight in matic extent as in the play.” the breakthrough of real- Sanders took his minute in days through the sale of auto- of selfl essness on the part of OUniversity will present her caged life, she attempts ment. Merchant states, “The working with Shavon Gru- Jeremy Haskins, who ism and women’s suffrage the spotlight to entreat pro graphed pictures. professional athletes with a for its annual fall play Hen- to discover her true self cliffhanger ending will cap- ber: “It was the fi rst time I plays Crogstad, the play’s in the Industrial Age. Such athletes in every sport to do- Boston Red Sox pitcher desire to see the lives of their rik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House outside of Torvald’s over- tivate the audience: Norah worked with Shavon, and it conniving and deceitful realistic and divisive topics nate at least $1,000 apiece. Curt Schilling decided to pro- countrymen restored. in the adaption which won powering supremacy. must choose between her has been wonderful build- antagonist, conveys his joy as marital confl icts were Despite the reputation of vide a displaced New Orleans And yes, perhaps it is Frank McGuiness the 1997 Dr. Diane Merchant, the rights as a person and her ing off of each other and in working with the other not yet accepted by the pro athletes, the teams and family of nine with housing convenient that it seems only Tony Award for Best Reviv- play’s director, and other womanly responsibilities to developing our characters.” actors. “The cast seems so mass audience. Despite ma- business partners of all the for an entire year. “When the gaze of the national eye al of a Play. cast members relate their her husband and children.” Commenting on his charac- focused on what they do. jor criticism, Ibsen chose to professional sports leagues we realized how many peo- causes the fl oodgates of gen- This classic story por- excitement for the climactic Leading actor ter, Tullet said, “Similar to The audience should wit- create this classic and por- have responded with millions ple had nowhere to go, we erosity to open up, drench- trays Norah Helmer (played ending, a surprise that Jim Tul- Torvald, I like to be in con- ness the amazing chemistry tray the truth of familial is- of dollars in relief aid as well didn’t just want to make a ing the less fortunate with a by Shavon Gruber), a young, symbolizes the be- trol, but hopefully not to of the characters shining sues in society. as thousands of hours to help donation,” his wife Shonda storm surge of good will. But affl uent wife who has always ginning of the dra- forth throughout the stage.” Dr. Merchant says that get supplies to the victims. told The Boston Globe. “We before we judge the motives been overly dependent upon the Jokingly, he adds, “Am I she chose this controver- The sports world has been decided we wanted to bring of wealthy, hotshot athletes, her domineering husband like my character? Well, sial play to “raise questions quick and generous in its help an entire family here and put perhaps we should examine Torvald. When threatned I suppose I can be a little about how society imposes to restore some kind of nor- them up.” our own motives for giving, with debt, Norah secretly conniving at times, but a structure on people’s lives, malcy in the face of the suf- NFL quarterbacks Pey- if we give at all. Our giving arranges a loan and forges not on purpose.” even down to the spousal fering, homelessness, and hu- ton and Eli Manning helped should not be prompted by her husband’s signature in Designing Manager roles in a family.” man casualties in Mississippi, distribute 31,000 pounds of peer pressure, guilt, or the order to protect his reputa- Donald Jones reports that Play dates are Octo- Alabama, and Louisiana. supplies in their home state closeness of the tragedy to tion. set production is ahead of ber 7-8 and 13-15, and the Tennessee Titans quarter- of Louisiana, and were hit our own lives. God loves the When Torvald (played schedule. He states, “Hope- production will be held in back Steve McNair person- hard by the sight of the de- less fortunate, and so should by Jim Tullett) discovers fully the set will give a re- the Stevens Student Center ally led a team that fi lled six struction around the towns in we. her act, he condescendingly alistic feel of Norway in the Theatre. Ticket prices will tractor-trailers with clothing, which they grew up. “It’s just Even though our gifts may rejects her aid. His air of su- winter of 1879.” be $7 for students and $12 shoes, bottled water, diapers, different when you have your seem small next to the dona- periority awakens Norah to Considered by many to for adults, and may be pur- and other supplies for the hometown hit. It just triggers tion of a professional athlete, the realization that she has be the “Father of Modern chased beginning October victims in his home state of a nerve,” said Peyton. remember that God doesn’t been nothing but a posses- SUBMITTED Drama,” author Henrik Ib- 7th. Mississippi. He also raised There are countless other need our money—only our sion to her husband, a thing sen wrote this play during over $30,000 in just two stories like these—stories willing and generous hearts. 4 CAMPUS NEWS Th ursday, September 22, 2005 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 SPORTS 13

Amman, the capital of Jor- ity that is Jordan continues $100,000 in fi scal aid and to think it says a lot about our sion.” and pulled things together, coming freshmen well this hood, and intensity.” Most CEDARS is printed dan, is a thriving metropolis of to mature centuries after its send 250 student volunteers student’s concern for the The university’s objective and did things that exceeded year. We’ve got some great sports teams don’t take the from playing as a team and tournament, and winning on newsprint with white stone dwellings, kabab founding. The secret? Foster- to the devastated areas at poor and their sensitivity to is to provide long term assis- our expectations or ability.” players who will make time to establish their core realizing no one person is the AMC conference. The recycled content. stands, markets (“souqs” in ing a living, breathing tradition specifi c times throughout the Christ.” tance to hurricane victims, Those interested in mak- some signifi cant contribu- values, which signals the more important than the team’s focus on ministry Arabic), cafés, ancient archae- that entertains a wide variety school year. Yet, Dr. Ruby also is- sending students over a lon- ing further donations or vol- tions even this year. The uniqueness of this group. other,” commented Mari- and intensity gives weight ological ruins, minarets, and of ideas—Western and East- Dr. Ruby displayed his sued a warning: “I also think ger period of time. Already, unteering for the trips can do transition from high school The team’s passion to etta. to the sudden buzz across modern businesses. ern—and then molding them pride in the student response, we need to be on our guard a fl ood of individual stu- so via Cedarville’s web site to college is rather abrupt, pursue Christ overfl ows Team goals include campus. This could be the Amman has been under to fi t the uniquely Jordanian saying, “I’ve been at Cedar- because many times when dents and organizations has at http://www.cedarville. and these guys are han- into their attitude on the ranking in the NAIA Top year for an outbreak in Ce- the political control of many way of life. ville since 1979 and the stu- God does something special expressed interest in mak- edu/disasterrelief/. dling it well.” fi eld. “Our strength comes 25, reaching the NAIA darville men’s soccer! 14 SPORTS/CEDARFEST Th ursday, September 22, 2005 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 WORLD & CAMPUS NEWS 3 SEASON OUTLOOK // CROSS COUNTRY Using Your Free Time Wisely I.C.C. Builds Friendships, By Melanie Hitchcock STAFF WRITER Understanding By Nate Washatka Late nights with coffee STAFF WRITER mug in hand, hours upon hours of studying, and days Dan O’Callaghan and the said. “We want to build spent in class fi ghting off Intercollegiate Council are bridges of friendship.” sleep are characteristics of bursting bubbles throughout Major events planned the stereotypical college stu- southwestern Ohio. And if for the year include a bowl- Cross-Country Teams Make Th eir Mark dent. While for some Cedar- the oft-perceived “Cedarville ing night in November and ville students, the concept of Bubble” breaks along with a “battle of the bands” com- free time is more of a dream the others, so much the bet- petition in the spring, though BELMONTSCHOOL-HASSOCKS.ORG. By Brian Klay Gutierrez 47th in 27:51. Miami. et scientist to fi gure out who All of the Lady Jacket than a reality, others fi nd cre- ter. smaller scale events hap- UK/PHOTOS STAFF WRITER The Jackets fi nished fi fth The women took advan- won the men’s race, but it runners improved their times ative ways to fi ll their spare “Cedarville is a homoge- pen on a monthly basis. As out of seven teams with Kent tage of the home course and would have taken a rocket from the Shawnee State Invi- time. nous culture, and that’s where O’Callaghan said, “We spend State, Miami, Malone, and ideal weather by placing to keep up with them. Ohio tational on September 2. The So how do Cedarville the idea of the bubble comes so much time with Chris- A common tradition of the Cincinnati ahead of them. third behind Miami and Ohio State placed their top eight women’s top fi ve runners av- University students compare from,” said O’Callaghan, tians, but the marketplace of men’s cross country team is “We started well in this State. Sam Maat came in fi rst runners in the top twelve eraged a time of 18:51. with this stereotype? The re- president of the organiza- life isn’t a Christian environ- to have a single person shave race unlike the previous few for the Lady Jackets in 18:09, places overall, easily captur- On the men’s side, Kevin sults of a student survey shed tion dedicated to “enhanc- ment. [The ICC] provides in a fashion known as the years,” said Coach Orchard. fi nishing a close second being the men’s title. Kuhn, Josh Ohms, and Bryan some insight on how much ing the Cedarville Experi- opportunities to casually in- “fu-man-chu.” This season, “But for whatever reason— hind Miami’s number one However, Cedarville still Pittman drastically improved free time students have and ence” through establishing teract. We’re not proselytiz- however, most of the team the heat, the fi rst race—we runner. ran well. Hall placed fi rst their times from the Miami what they do with this time. connections with students ing—it’s a good social atmo- decided to shave in the “Joe couldn’t hang on.” After Maat, Elisabeth Py- on the team, 18th overall, in meet. The men’s average The 48 students who par- on local college campuses. sphere.” Dirt” fashion. Dan Camp- The team was not happy les fi nished in 18:55 and Au- 26:11. Herbert and Brooker time was 26:24. ticipated in the survey indi- “But students at other col- Though the ICC is SGA’s bell likened his facial hair to with the meet, but they see it drey Goodew in 19:01, with came in close behind Hall in “I prayed last night that I cated that the ‘average’ stu- leges, like Antioch, feel the offi cial attempt toward inter- Ulysses S. Grant in the movie as preparation for the more Julie Martz right behind in 26:17 and 26:18, respectively. would have no excuse not to dent has approximately three same way—like there’s an campus connectedness, the “Gettysburg.” important November meets. 19:02. Christina Reyes fi n- Gutierrez came in next with push myself,” said Ohms af- hours of free time in one day Antioch bubble. So everyone organization is not alone in “Unconditional surren- The fi rst regular season ished up the scoring with a a time of 26:27. Finally, Ben ter the race. and 10-15 free hours on the welcomes inter- its endeavors der,” said Campbell before rankings recently came out, run of 19:11. Shroyer closed out the scor- All in all, it was a good weekend. Most spend about action with other to bridge bar- the Miami meet. Sporting with the girls maintaining “I thought we ran well,” ing by fi nishing in 26:46. day for Yellow Jacket fans. four hours studying or work- students.” Major events riers. new uniforms the Yellow their 9th place position while said Elvin King, the women’s In fact, the top seven run- Many alumni and current ing on homework assign- The ICC is a planned for the year in- Events Jackets are ready to force un- the men moved up one spot to head coach. ners all fi nished under 27 students came out to cheer ments each day. function of Ce- such as the clude a bowling night in conditional surrender from 15th in the NAIA. The Miami women were minutes, accomplishing a the runners on. Add success SPECIAL-COLL.BHAM.AC.UK/IMAGES The majority of students darville’s SGA, Seeds of Dis- any team looking to upend At John Bryan State Park victorious with 45 team goal Orchard started setting to the crowd excitement, and reported that they spend and O’Callaghan, November and “battle course liter- them this season. on September 17, Cedar- points; Ohio State had 51 two years ago. The team fi n- many people left John Bryan most of their free time with a junior biology of the bands” competi- ary confer- Missing Campbell be- ville hosted the 15th annual points, and Cedarville tallied ished fourth overall behind happy. friends, watching movies, major, works “tion in the spring ence held on cause of injuries, the team Friendship Invitational. Par- 67 points. NCAA teams Ohio State, Ot- This weekend, The Yel- and exercising. Other popu- closely with SGA campus last placed Kevin Hall 16th ticipating schools It terbein, and Ohio Northern. low Jackets will continue lar activities include team offi cers to coordinate inter- year and sponsored by Ce- overall with a time of included big didn’t “We ran well their season at the Louisville sports, email, reading, and campus activities. The coun- darville’s English honors so- 26:23, Justin Herbert schools such as take a through the race,” Classic, which will again fea- playing computer or video cil organizes regular trips for ciety (AKD) are evidence of 33rd in 27:15, Jud NCAA perenni- rock- said Orchard. ture Ohio St. and Miami Uni- games. Cedarville students to area student efforts to forge rela- Brooker 34th in 27:17, als Ohio State “We should be versities. Tim Storer, a senior elec- campuses to share meals or tionships beyond Cedarville Ben Shroyer 45th and fi ne in our rank- trical engineering major, said attend campus events with township borders. in 27:42, and ings.” his deciding factor in allocat- students from that college. “The literary conference Justin ing free time is balance: bal- According to helped to foster discussion,” ancing the “physical, mental, No collapsible plastic light sabers were hurt in the John Hudson/CEDARS O’Callaghan, activities co- said AKD president Brandi social, and spiritual aspects making of this photograph. ordinated by the ICC go a Biggar. “Other campuses of life.” long way toward “breaking see we are interested in what Freshman Kevin Furst through stereotypes” and they have to say. We interact, and his friends sought ad- get there easily in about 20 students should take some God to minister to the needs establishing meaningful rela- and avoid seeing them as the venture down the aisles of minutes.” time to refl ect on life and the of others.” tionships off campus. ‘other.’” Toys ‘r’ Us in Power Wheels Cedarville University blessings God offers. “Don’t The importance of spend- The organization is pri- O’Callaghan is proud of

SPENCER.LIB.KU.EDU/UA/GRAPHICS cars and trucks. Dance students have not signifi cant- make the mistake of getting ing leisure time with friends marily concerned with estab- the efforts Cedarville stu- Dance Revolution provides ly changed their allocation of so busy that time with God is the common thread in all lishing ties at Wilberforce, dents make to connect with entertainment for sopho- free time over the years. Dr. is just another item on your student responses. “College Central State, and Antioch, peers off campus. “The ICC more Dennis Nangle and Hoffeditz recalled participat- list.” is as much about forming though other schools are exists for everyone,” he said. his roommate. Junior Sarah ing in a Rook tournament, Similarly, Jen Davis en- friendships and getting to sometimes included in ICC “We want our events to even- Baczek discovered that: “fi ll- taunting unit mates, and per- couraged peers to “ask God know people as it is school- events. “We try to be an out- tually be part of the usual ing up a balloon with paint fecting “the fi ne art of water to open your eyes and help ing,” said junior Chris Har- let for meeting people on oth- Cedarville events like Elliv. and popping it with a dart in balloon launching.” you to realize that everything mon. er campuses,” O’Callaghan Our goal is to get a culture the shower stall brings about Pastor Rohm once made revolves around Christ— Bonnie Kuvshinikov, [of interaction].” a lot of laughs.” a peer faint as he pretended pursue Him wholeheartedly Resident Director of Mur- Senior Jon Gott said he to be crazy by shaking and every day.” phy Hall, said that students continued from FACEBOOK, 1 highly recommends the res- sweating profusely. Dean Mark Irving, head of should enjoy college as it is ervoir in Springfi eld, espe- Kirsten Gibbs enjoyed inter- Discipleship Ministries, en- “a unique time because you anyone from that person’s had joined Facebook.com. cially while the weather is acting with friends by mak- couraged students to become still have some freedom in university. Students can “Sure, it just adds to our still warm. There’s a state ing movies, and Mike Dorsey involved in a ministry. “If your schedule.” also search for friends who stereotype of ‘lazy college park for camping, a beach claimed that most of his free you don’t give, you will be- According to Kuvshin- attend other universities. student’ as we use more for swimming, and a grassy time at Cedarville was spent come a typical self-absorbed ikov, students should “en- In addition to display- technology to avoid hu- area for barbecues. Gott unconscious, as he was “al- American Christian […] You joy those friends—after you ing an individual’s per- man contact, but other than claimed: “It’s the place to go ways napping.” grow the most, and fi nd the graduate, you may all be in sonal information for the the nitpicky negatives, it’s on a sunny weekend, because SGA president Matt most joy in life, when you different areas, so soak up world to see, Facebook really great!” said sopho- it’s not that far [from the Uni- Shiraki knows that college stop trying to constantly en- that time that you get to hang allows members to invite more Whitney Gordon. PRINCETONHISTORY.ORG/ROSE/ versity] and not overrun by life can be extremely busy. tertain yourself, and begin to out with them!” contacts to join a “friends” Junior Chris Harmon ex- Cedarville people—you can He suggested, however, that get involved in being used by list and to leave comments plained that the best reason on other members’ Face- for joining Facebook is that book homepages. Face- “you can go global and find continued from book also lets people join friends at other colleges.” CONGRESS, 1 groups tailored to every Ultimately, “Facebook- interest. Some Cedarville ing” is not all that differ- 7 students will vote on the groups include “Dr. Brown ent from other trends at nominees. Those representa- is My Homeboy” and “Hot Cedarville, such as instant tives will be separated into as Hillians.” messaging and blogging. six committees that will cov- Facebook has already However, Facebook’s wide- er a range of issues involving been enthusiastically wel- spread acceptance across academics, technology, stu- comed into Cedarville the campus almost begs dent life, and ministry. The culture. Prior to being the question: what do you committees will be making mocked in SGA chapel stand to lose if you join? many positive decisions; last Friday—a sure sign As junior Bethany Sibbitt however, the most important of acceptance and popu- so aptly said, “Nothing but LOC.GOV/WISEGUIDE/JULY03/ decision is the decision to be- larity amongst the student valuable free time.” come involved. body—over 1000 students 2 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 Th ursday, September 22, 2005 SPORTS 15 World & Campus News PLAYER PROFILE SCOREBOARD Christina Reyes Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Cross Country / Track Glen Helen Preserve: A Prime Spot in Fall 2-Sep Shawnee State Invitational (wom- 1st of 8 en) sought to foster this same ap- seek an alternative to urban lifeblood” in nature. This is yet 10-Sep Miami Invitational (men) 5th of 7 By Amanda Acker preciation within her students. sprawl and pollution. Instead, another consequence of the af- STAFF WRITER 17-Sep 15th Annual Friendship Invita- During her years as a fi rst- Americans are literally “loving fl uence, materialism, and sheer tional grade teacher, Deen brought their parks to death,” creating busyness of contemporary life. As summer weather lingers Glen Helen naturalists into her trail erosion and over-crowd- In this chaos there is a loss of Women 3rd of 12 and a beautiful fall approach- classroom, raised butterfl ies, ing in the country’s natural any sense of the divine. Steffen Men 4th of 9 es, it is the perfect time of year and took her classes on nu- preserves. refl ects, “The less of the wild 24-Sep Louisville Classic Louisville, KY 9:30 AM to visit the Glen Helen Nature merous fi eld-trips to the Glen. According to Steffen, we see, the less we see of any- Preserve in Yellow Springs. According to Deen, “[There Americans have a great re- thing bigger than ourselves.” Men’s Soccer The Glen Helen Preserve and is a] major defi cit in children’s sponsibility to environmental 2-Sep at Houghton Win (2-0) Ecology Institute is owned and lives…they are into TV and stewardship because they are Glen Helen Ecology In- operated by Antioch College Game-boy…they also need to responsible for using a large stitute is currently looking for 3-Sep Roberts Wesleyan Win (1-0) as part of the school’s environ- incorporate nature.” portion of the world’s natural volunteers. Responsibilities 9-Sep Mount Saint Joseph Win (10-0) mental education program. The Ecology Institute resources. Yet beyond eco- may involve clerical work, land 17-Sep at Bethel Win (2-1) For over 80 years, Antioch sponsors a series of summer nomics and conservation, there management, and trail hike College has fought to keep the residential programs for urban is a deeper problem to be ad- leading. For more information 20-Sep Wittenburg Cedarville 7:00 PM Glen unmarred by encroach- and suburban high school stu- dressed. Steffen believes that visit the website at www.glen- 23-Sep Saint Francis IL Cedarville 7:00 PM ing development, while raising dents. One of the primary goals Americans have essentially helen.org or contact the offi ce 24-Sep at Shawnee State Portsmouth, OH 2:00 PM public sensitivity to the envi- of the camps is to provide a full been disconnected from “our 937-767-7375. ronment. As a result of con- immersion experience in the 27-Sep Urbana Cedarville 7:00 PM tinuing preservation efforts, natural world. Glen volunteer Women’s Soccer Josh Wilcox/CEDARS Glen Helen retains much of coordinator Cindy Steffen ex- by Andrea Walker the natural beauty that it pos- plained that as kids overcome 2-Sep Seton Hill Loss (1-3) cross country and track while compet- sessed when the fi rst Native their fears and misgivings, 3-Sep Geneva Win (3-0) ing at the junior college level, Reyes was Americans settled the land a “prolonged exposure to the “For God’s glory always.” an immediate asset to Cedarville’s cross 6-Sep at Taylor Win (3-1) thousand years ago. Glen Helen provides a way for stu- John Hudson/CEDARS natural world really makes an This has been the theme thread- country and track and fi eld programs. 10-Sep Grace Win (1-0) Every year 100,000 visi- dents to get in touch with nature. impact.” ed throughout the athletic career of In track and fi eld last spring, she com- tors to the Glen traverse the And an impact is truly nec- 13-Sep at Rio Grande Win (1-0) Christina Reyes, a cross country and peted in the 800 meter, the 1500 meter, 1,000 acres of brilliant forests, essary to get people involved. track and fi eld star here at Cedar- the 4 x 400 meter relay, and the 4 x 800 16-Sep Saint Francis IN Loss (0-1) sprawling meadows, ledges, In 1996 the Glen Helen Ecol- door educational programs. Both Deen and Steffen believe ville. From the beginning, Reyes was meter relay, capturing the All-American cascades, and river beds. Since ogy Institute was created to Nature education must that society is beginning to re- 17-Sep at Indiana Wesleyan Marion, IN 7:00 PM taught by example to glorify God in title in both the 4 x 400 meter relay and Antioch friend Hugh Tay- “provide stewardship and act start early. Longtime elemen- alize the importance of natural 22-Sep at Ohio Northern Ada, OH 5:00 PM all things, as her parents continuous- the 800 meters. Reyes was also named lor Birch donated the land in as a catalyst for environmen- tary teacher and Glen vol- preservation. However, the ly sought God’s guidance for every to the AMC First Team and received the 24-Sep at Otterbein Westerville, OH 2:00 PM memory of his daughter Helen, tally conscious activities.” unteer Wilma Deen knows comfort of the familiar and need. NAIA and NCCAA All-American titles the Antioch community has Education is deep in the this fi rsthand. While she was the complexities of modern 28-Sep at Tiffi n Tiffi n, OH 4:00 PM Reyes began running shortly after for the 2004 cross country season. remained committed to main- heart of Glen Helen’s staff and growing up on a farm, Deen’s life hinder most citizens from Volleyball learning to walk—as did each of her Reyes aims to continue her trend taining the Glen as both a “liv- volunteers. They aim to im- appreciation for nature took taking action. The result is that four siblings—and entered her fi rst of improvement as she begins her fi nal John Hudson/CEDARS ing laboratory” for education merse the public in the natural root at a young age. Through- Americans fl ock to the parks Natural stairways such as this pro- 2-Sep Mountain State Win race at the age of fi ve. As a home year of cross country. While she hopes and a quiet oasis for relaxation. world through a myriad of out- out her teaching career she in record numbers, but fail to vide more than just esthetic value. 2-Sep Trinity Christian Win schooler, she ran with a local track to continue to run competitively follow- group during junior high and high ing graduation, her fi rst priority is to re- 3-Sep Grace Win school, competing against the same main open to what God has in store for continued from PROGRESS, 1 3-Sep Central State Win athletes year after year. her. One thing she has learned through INTERNATIONAL NEWS 6-Sep at Taylor Win As she trained for her eighth grade her athletic career is the value of saying munication. education as vital. season, her father reminded her that to God, “I’m yours. Do as you please Compiled by Autumn West 9-Sep Campbellsville Win INTERNATIONAL NEWS BEAT Another important change “Make your education a her focus was not to be on herself, with me.” North Korea Germany Afghanistan United Nations was made in the department top priority, second only to 9-Sep Cumberlands, KY Win explaining, “It’s what God can do If there is one piece of advice Reyes of Music and Arts. This year, your spiritual formation… 10-Sep at Cumberland, TN Win through you.” This mindset carried would like to leave with fellow Cedar- students may choose to study Make it your overriding goal Reyes through her races and instilled ville students, it is the following: N. Korea Renounces Nuclear German Elections Result in Low turnout for Afghani UN Marks 60th 10-Sep Union, TN Win Ambitions No Clear Mandate Elections Anniversary Studio Arts, the university’s to furnish your mind, to de- in her a confi dence in the importance “I can guarantee that there will be newest major. Students ma- velop mentally, morally, and 13-Sep Mount Vernon Nazarine Win and reward of doing everything for happy times when everything will seem fter nearly two years he recent German n September 18th he largest-ever gather- joring in Studio Arts can aesthetically. In other words, 17-Sep Shawnee State Win God’s glory, not her own. so perfect, and hard times when you just Aof negotiations, North Tcongressional elec- Oonly 50% of reg- Ting of world leaders choose from several different seek to become grounded After turning down several full- want to cry either from a bad grade or Korea has agreed to scrap their tions have produced no clear istered voters—six million met in New York City from the concentrations, and may take in theology, the humanities, 17-Sep Central State Win ride athletic scholarships and complet- from just being stressed out with all the nuclear weapons program. On mandate and each party is people—turned out for Af- 14th to the 16th of September courses in such disciplines as mathematics, and all the sci- 20-Sep at Tiffi n Tiffi n, OH 7:00 PM ing two years of community college work here at school. Either way, don’t let September 18 North Koreans claiming victory. German ghani Parliament elections. to celebrate the 60th anniver- painting, ceramics, drawing, ences.” 23-Sep at St. Francis IN Tournament Fort Wayne, IN TBA near her home in Los Osos, Califor- that stop you from praising God with all signed a statement of prin- politics require the majority This fi gure is down 20% sary of the United Nations. design, and art history. Both Cedarville students nia, Reyes transferred to Cedarville that you have and all that you are, giving ciple agreeing to destroy their party in the Federal Assem- from last year’s attendance Over 171 leaders representing According to Dr. Milli- and faculty seem to share Dr. 24-Sep at St. Francis IN Tournament Fort Wayne, IN TBA to attend a place where she felt she Him all the glory and honor.” nuclear program and reenter bly to nominate their leader for Presidential elections. 191 member states tackled UN man, the University is “really Milliman’s sentiments. Facul- 27-Sep at Urbana Urbana, OH 7:00 PM would be able to better grow spiritu- As seen through Reyes’ life and ath- the Nuclear Non-Prolifera- as Chancellor, but with no This year’s elections reform issues. excited about this degree” be- ty members engage in ongo- ally. Named female athlete of the year letic career, everything said and done is tion Treaty in return for aid majority in their Congress, were more confusing than The UN arrived at its an- cause it provides opportuni- ing development each year in and all-conference female athlete for truly “for God’s glory always.” and diplomatic recognition. politicking continues even af- the presidential contest, niversary embroiled in scandal ties for students to infl uence order to further their knowl- The talks included six nations ter the election. Both current with many warlords run- and without a truly authorita- the media for Christ. He says edge in their respective areas the University invest a My roommate is going to (North Korea, South Korea, Chancellor Gerhard Schro- ning for offi ce and many tive place in international rela- that he is “positive about the of expertise. Many students rock...in the middle of Your Sister, you can’t fi t a harmonic a little bit of money to clean take over the world! Japan, China, the United eder and challenger Angela candidates having no clear tions. This lack of relevance possibility of training artists also take a genuine interest the ocean...with seagulls Danielle in your mouth.” it out? I’m not a biology -Bruder States and Russia) and seemed Merkel are claiming victory political ties. Violence, is in part due to structural to engage the culture.” in their studies. Dr. Brown fl ocking to it...except in -Jill Simons student, but even I can tell on the verge of another and the right to build a ruling however, was not a major problems created by stagnancy Amends have also been noted, “I was truly amazed real life the seagulls are Lisa Partain is a salty pud- unsuccessful session when the coalition comprising various factor in keeping voters of the organization’s internal made to majors in the Math at how many students came there is something fi shy To the gang: The sky is girls. My advice? Grab din! Chemistry is fun! breakthrough was made. parties within the Assembly. away from the polls, though confi guration, a problem per- and Science department. This to me with suggestions about about our great lake! It blue so... Have a Shpa- Alicia and RUN!!! -Brian Rothhaar -Dave Nickerson South Korea promised Ms. Merkel’s Christian sporadic attacks killed six sistent since the UN’s inception year will be the fi rst year Ce- classes.” has the worst smell when doinkle! -Joe to provide North Korea with Democrats Union g ained a people on election day. in 1945. The assembly adopted darville offers a B.S. in Phys- While Cedarville views the winds pick up. -Beth Cinson I miss the Thoreau cabin! Hinks! electricity, and the United three seat lead in the Assem- This turnout is typi- a watered-down version of ics. A B.A. in Physics already spiritual growth as of utmost -Yelena Vorobyov States agreed to not attack the bly, but Schroeder claims to cal of a post-war country UN Secretary Kofi Annan’s exists, but, according to Dr. importance, the universi- Terri - read read read Ryan Stalker for Mayor! -Mallery Waters -Jomo North Koreans and to work have the trust of the people. according to analysts, and suggested reforms, moving Milliman, the B.S. includes ty’s emphasis on academic read read read read read Dude, McChesney Upper -G. Zerkle John Silfi es has the most Justine, I will love you Front Rocks the party that toward diplomatic recognition. 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Still, leaders praised a new major, also underwent are; you can never just stand -Jo, your loving roomie Faith’s reputation one hall -Andrew Sweigard agreed upon and several issues Before the vote, Ms. announced until October the document as a fi rst step signifi cant revisions. still.” His statements sum up Whoa! Cedars is like, at a time)! Kudos to the cookie-bak- remain outstanding, primarily Merkel appeared to have a because the ballot boxes toward reform and integration Dr. Milliman and others Cedarville’s stance on the B.S. Pittman is totally Dude! South House rocks cool. -Rachel Young the North Korean demand for clear lead in an election that have to be transported to of the developing world. in Cedarville’s Academic Di- positive changes that have Who’s your favorite ing staff at Chuck’s. The sweet (and my room- the party that rocks the -Christa a light-water nuclear reactor has centered on issues of Kabul before tallying can The United States, a key vision take these and other taken place in the realm of munchkin Emily? Oscar’s once too-sweet, crunchy piñata that rocks Harri This is for all you people to generate electric power. economic listlessness and begin. advocate of reform and major changes seriously. They view academia. Students may be mate)! your favorite munchkin! cookies are now soft, House!!! BOOYAH!!! Yes! I have Comp today! Skepticism persists because astronomical unemployment. Afghani President contributor to the UN budget, education as a means to fulfi ll confi dent that, whether or -Dan Campbell out there who Run for -Lindsay chewy, and tasty! I espe- -RD of South -Mark Miller the North Koreans agreed to However, Mr. Schroeder’s Hamid Karzai expressed has indicated an increased God’s design for humanity. In not they directly benefi t from FUN: Rock on! cially like the chocolate the same terms in 1994 and persistence in trumpeting his hope that a newly elected willingness to work with the his remarks to this year’s stu- the recent changes, they will Is the lake ever going to -Joe Moss When asked by my sis- ones with white chocolate Printy 2/4 rocks my face Joel Kallman: Girls love continued to produce weapons anti-American stances may congress would continue international body on issues dent body, Dr. Milliman ad- see academic growth— both be environmentally “safe ter what her talents were, chunks. off! you man, you are like a in secret until 2002. have contributed to his late to steer the country toward such as Iran’s nuclear ambi- vised students to view their personally and institution- and clean”? When will Brittaney: Always remem- I simply replied “Well... -”Anonymous” Storhaug resurgence. stability and democracy. tions. ally— while at Cedarville. -Claire Kaemmerling ber, “My Eye!” Love you! 16 THE BACK PAGE Th ursday, September 22, 2005 Celebrating 100 Years Read the Harry Potter News ...... 2 book 42 times? A & E ...... 5 How’s your social life? Viewpoints ...... 8 Page 6 EDARS Sports ...... 12 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2005 CWWW. CEDARSONLINE. COM VOL. 54 ISS. 2 Facebook: Cedarville Rallies for Disaster Relief Tyco Tops Th e Newest Brought Cedar-Craze To Justice

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