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Grand Valley State University www.lanthom.com Friday, September 14, 2001 GVSU feels effects ofnaflonaHragedv Rachel Izzo was heaped in the place Grand Valley Lanthorn where the World Trade Center towers once On the afternoon of stood, and a gaping hole Sept. 11, 2001, about was left in the side of 4,000 Grand Valley the Pentagon. America State University stu­ had been attacked and dents gathered in the the Grand Valley com­ grass around the Cook munity sat waiting to Carillon Clock Tower to see what the next steps listen to President would be. Murray’s words about GVSU students, fac­ the days events. ulty and staff had their “Today a great ears tuned into radios tragedy has occurred in and their eyes glued to New York, Washington, televisions. Pennsylvania and possi ­ Krysia Berdinski bly elsewhere, ’’ said and Kate Firos, both Murray. “The details of seniors at GVSU, leaned these brutal acts will be back on the brick floor known in the days of the Kirkhof Center ahead. We are the and stared up at a televi­ United States of sion, which had been set America- a beacon of up so people could freedom for the world. watch the day’s events And we will remain so unfold. Their reactions at this hour despite the reflected the thoughts tragedy that has echoing in the minds of occurred. ” many Americans. During the day, the “My first thought i n v* j Federal Aviation was that ‘We are going v; \i*j Administration had to war,”’ said Berdinski. ordered a no fly zone for “Our country is being &Sr. YU the whole country after attacked. The United frV'Jif \ four planes crashed into States isn ’t just going to the New York skyline, let that go.” Washington D.C. and Firos agreed that war ' 1 Photo courtesy of University Communications Pennsylvania. Rubble was on her mind. GVSU President Mark Murray addresses campus concerning Tuesday’s cataclysmic events. The impromptu gathering drew over 4,000 members of the GVSU Community. Murray called on the campus to reaffirm its love of country and freedom. PLEASE SEE REACTS, 2 find ts help ?Pi ‘Everyone will be touched, ’ experts say Meussa Dembny Grand Valley Lanthorn Wendi Hailey brings out the idea that we have a community Grand Valley Lanthorn and society that ’s affected." On Wednesday, stu­ Ballard also said that in the aftermath of dents and community The effects of Tuesday’s attacks on the what happened people need to remember who mertfcwiPttadew over ­ World Trade Center and the Pentagon are being they are. He said that with indications of the whelming. effort to help felt today, and will likely remain for a long terrorists being from the Middle East, people the blood shortage in time. should not use stereotypes to judge entire eth ­ America. The Dr. James David Ballard is a Grand Valley nicities and religions. American Red Cross State University assistant professor in criminal Jim Goode, coordinator of Middle East held a blood drive at the justice and an expert in terrorism. He said it is studies, agreed. Kirkty^Center from 12 important for students to understand and dis­ "There ’s a tendency in situations like this, p.m. toop.m. cuss what happened. to lump everyone together. It’s like us against M&y people came "Take an active role in understanding the them," he said. "These people who did this are to the blood drive with situation and not just reacting to it," he said. evil people, but we shouldn't compound the one {hing on their "It’s okay to be angry, but don ’t act on it." horror of it by looking for scapegoats." mindrv4ielping the "Terrorism is a symbolic act, and that sym­ Goode said people should seek out infor ­ inured in New York and bolism is designed to change normal behavior," mation and get answers to some of their ques­ Washington D.C. he said. "And yesterday it did. Things are tions. He said administrators are trying to pro ­ “I don’t know if the going to change." vide a forum for students to ask questions and blood is going to New Ballard said terrorism is not usually per ­ express concerns. They might also educate York. We’d imagine it formed in the magnitude it was on Tuesday. others about Middle East cultures to alleviate would,” said Sarah "I am personally stunned by what went on," any prejudices that might be building up. Crosswhite, a health aid he said. "This is just unbelievable-a night ­ "The handful of people who did it don ’t volunteer. mare." represent the people on campus who happen to share the same ethnicity and religion," he said. Ben Witt, president Ballard said people are all affected either Grand Valley Lanthorn / Adam Bird of the Student Senate, directly or indirectly by this catastrophe. Students gather around the television at the Fieldhouse to pleaded with Grand "Everyone will be touched," he said. "This PLEASE SEE EFFECTS, 12 see footage of Tuesday’s national tragedy.

PLEASE SEE BLOOD, 2 America is stunned by tetrorist attacks Mosheh Oinounou a.m., causing part of the structure to collapse. U-Wire A fourth plane, United flight 93„ crashed near Pittsburgh in Somerset, Pa. United and American In an unparalleled assault, airplanes struck targets Airlines both confirmed that each carrier was in New York and Washington, D.C., Tuesday, caus­ hijacked. ing widespread damage and panic as explosions lev­ The Federal Aviation Administration halted all eled New York ’s World Trade Center towers and part commercial aviation traffic for the first time in histo ­ of the Pentagon, near Washington. ry at 9:40 a.m. and initially directed all transatlantic Casualty figures are unknown, but numbers are inbound international traffic to Canada. expected to be monumental. Approximately 50,000 By 2 p.m., Washington streets were silent as fed­ people on average work at the twin towers every day eral officials cordoned off the area surrounding the and thousands of people are employed at the Capitol and White House and most business and Pentagon. office has closed for the day. “These acts of mass murder were intended to All roads and bridges leading to New York and frighten our nation into chaos and retreat,” President George W. Bush said in a national address. “Our PLEASE SEE ATTACK, 9 country is strong. A great people has been moved to defend a great nation. ” Two explosions rocked the 110-story twin towers Tuesday starting at 8:45 a.m. EST when what is believed to be a hijacked American Airlines flight 11 from Boston en route to Los Angeles crashed into the south tower. As smoke funneled from the first building, a sec­ ond plane, United Airlines flight 175 headed from Boston to Los Angeles crashed into the north tower at approximately 9:03 a.m., setting it ablaze. After burning for about an hour, the south tower collapsed at 10:05 a.m. followed by the north tower New York Times Nexos Service 30 minutes later, bringing down 200,000 tons of steel Terror struck New York and Washington D.C. on and 43,600 windows. Tuesday when airplanes dove Into the World Photo Courtesy of Yahoo.com As New York scrambled to help the injured and Trade Center and the Pentagon. Rescue work­ President Bush was speaking to elementary ers say It will be days before the official number secure the city, a third plane crashed into the home of students when he was told the news. of casualties will be known. the Department of Defense at the Pentagon at 9:45 “NONE OF US WILL EVER FORGET THIS DAY, YET WE GO FORWARD....” -President George W. Bush NEWS IMMIMlUYIIWfi

community the administration heard about the Tuesday the audience had a chance to ask REACTS quickly put together many continued from page 1 morning events, but believes the questions. One Grand Valley programs. GVSU community should keep student posed a question. POLICE “My heart dropped,” said On Tuesday, the day of the going to another day. “Why the World Trade Firos. “Then the only thing I attack, prayers were held every “I was as shocked as Center? Why a civilian target could think about was my hour, de-briefings were held by everyone else was,” he said. like that?” brother, my brother is in the Air the counseling office and at 4 “The scope and magnitude of White answered that if it BEAT Force. I was afraid that the p.m. the GVSU community this tragedy is almost numbing. I hadn’t been the World Trade Stpttmtwr 2 country will go to war and he gathered to hear President believe here as a campus Center, it could have been any will have to go.” Murray speak. community one of the most symbolic target. Larceny, FWdhouse. VWfcn had paraonal Ham slofcn from Mcurod Ben Witt, the president of ’Tear’s and mourning are important things for us to do, ‘Terrorism is symbolic,” he locker. Victim is a student Open. Student Senate, hopes that the rising with the smoke and ashes while we reflect on the sadness said. ‘Terrorism involves weak September 3 community understands the in New York, Washington and and emotions we’re all feeling, people striking strong people. MeNdous Destruction of Property, GVSU Lot D. Victim reported damage context of what is going on in Pennsylvania,” said Murray. is also to carry on.” You take highly symbolic target to vehide. Victim is a student Open. other countries. The counseling office passed On Wednesday events that will shake a nation; the Breaking and Entering, Seidman Living Center. Victim reported Items “I hope they understand out blue ribbons as a way for the continued to help the Grand Trade Center is one. It being stolen from locked room. Victim Is a student Open what is happening with other community to come together Valley community react and symbolizes American Corporate September 4 countries, why they are said Diana Pace, director of the deal with the national tragedy. Capitalism. Any number of celebrating,” he said. “Why GVSU counseling office. An previously scheduled blood targets will do. Minor In Possession, 42°^ Avenue. Two dted. Both are students. Closed. other countries are joining us in “We have been making them drive started at noon and at 3 On Thursday night a Larceny, GVSU Lot N. Victim had Hem stolen from posstty unsecured our grieving and wanting to get like crazy and passing them out p.m. a panel discussion was candlelight vigil took place vehide. Victim is a student Open. revenge. As a university like crazy,” she said. “I think it held. Terrorism expert, and around the carillon tower and September 5 community we just need to keep is a way for our Grand Valley GVSU Social Sciences dean, there is a memorial service Possession of marijuana, 42^ Avenue/Laker drive. One dted, warrant S m i our eye on the ball. The first community to feel some sense Jonathan White spoke about being planned for next week. requested. Subject lodged at Ottawa County JaU. Subject is a student. thing we need to do is worry of solidarity. We’re all in this living after the tragedy; chair of “I think there will be a time about out countrymen and together.” the middle Eastern Studies when the rescue efforts will Closed. women. We’ll worry about the Murray urged the GVSU program James Goode spoke on stop,” said Bart Merkle, Driving While License Suspended, 42nd Avenue/Pierce Street One dted. punishing the bad guys when we community to commit anti-U.S. feelings around the GVSU’s dean of students. “At Subject is a student. Closed find out who the bad guys are.” themselves in three ways. He world and Tim Penning spoke that time it will feel right to have Medical, Pew Living Center. Victim suffered laceration to finger. Treated Witt said his own feelings asked the community to support on media coverage of the a service. ” at scene by R/0. Transported to Zeeland Hospital by friend. Victim is a were stomach turning. tragedy. each other, to support the The counseling office has student. Closed. “We’re not used to dealing nation’s leaders and to I think this tragedy walk-in hours available every Septembers with this as Americans,” he said. remember the acts of a few yesterday, more defiantly than day between the hours of 10 Malicious Destruction of Property, GVSU Lot J. Victim reported damage “1 didn’t believe it. It’s just people do not reflect the anything that has happened in a.m.-noon, and 3 p.m.-4 p.m. for horrifying. I didn’t get a chance thoughts of views of a whole the last ten years or so, has any student who feels the need to vehide. Victim is a student. Open. to actually watch the impact nation. signaled the end of disillusion,” to talk more about the tragedy. Attempted Retail Fraud, University Bookstore. Report Currently under until later in the day. I finally “Let us be resolute and said Goode. “It is no longer For more information call 895- investigation. Open. saw the plane hit and I was just unbowed as we reaffirm our going to be possible for us to sit 3266. Larceny, Henry Hall. Victim left item on bench and when returned it was sick. Those are images that love of this great country and back and enjoy the good life Campus ministry will be gone. Victim is a student. Open. won’t ever be easy to deal with, our dedication to freedom and to while allowing government having events throughout the Malicious Destruction of Property, GVSU Lot J. Victim reported damage for anybody.” each other,” said Murray. policy to take place in other weekend at the Cook-DeWitt to vehicle. Victim is a student Open. In order to bring piece of President Murray also felt parts of the world in our name.” Center. For more information Septembers mind to Grand Valley feelings of sadness when he After the panel of speakers call 895-3111. Larceny, GVSU Lot D. Victim had personal items stolen from secured vehicle. Suspect gained entry by breaking a window. Victim is astudent. Open. Larceny, False report of Felony, Performing Arts Center. During interview, officers realized subject was involved in a previous larceny. Subject lodges at Ottawa County Jail. Subject is not a student Closed. Medical, Field House Locker Room. Victim suffered possible dehydration. NEED Transported to St Mary's Mercy Medical Center by Life EMS. Closed BLOOD STUDENT continued from page 1 . continued from page 1 Valley State University work on Wednesday, but EXTRA CASH? community members to come she said that she would like to out and give blood. continue to help the Red Cross. “We’ve had a lot of calls “Thank you to everyone from community members. that donated, ” said Dean. “It’s This is clearly going to be the not about me it’s about New plasma donors can biggest blood drive,” said Jay everyone else.” Cooper, assistant director of Dollie Grant of the Student Life. American Red Cross said they earn up to and over Dawn Putnam, a health aid were ecstatic about the outpour volunteer, said 200 pints of of assistance the students have blood is the goal for the blood provided. $200 in the first month! drive, but usually the goal is “This community is a very only 100-150. giving community, ” said Two hours into the blood Grant. “All of the assistance drive 180 people had donated we can get is appreciated. ” Call for information and volunteers were very The money that Dean Earn $20 on your first visit,$30 on your certain they would exceed the collected will go to the or an appointment goal. National Disaster Relief Fund. second visit, and $20 on your third The blood drive was The Red Cross keeps and fourth visits. (231)755-0389 scheduled prior to Tuesday’s replenishing the fund and terrorist attack, but volunteers gives out the money when it is **Receive a $5 bonus with a valid Bio-Blood Components Inc. said the attack was motivation needed. for people to donate. The Red Cross is talking all college ID on your first donation. 2585 Barclay St., Muskegon, Ml “I am here because of the cash donations also, attacks,” said Aaron Hunt, a individuals can sign up to be a Required ID: Picture ID, Social Security Card, & Proof of Address GVSU graduate student. “It’s volunteer or give blood to something I know I can do, it’s help. To contact the Red Cross a small way I can help. ” call 616-396-6545.

Your Ticket Off The Career Search Roller Coaster Career EventsAVorkshops for 2001-2002 Fall Semester Graduate School Fair Moaday, October 22 10:00lOtC a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 18 12:30 p.m. Life Sciences Building, Padnos Hall Laker Village South Community Center Coordinators: Ginger Lange and John Zaugra Are younanaging your credit card debt? Do you need tips to help become financially secure? If you answered “YES”, you should attend this workshop presented by a GVSU alum who has been working as a certified consumer credit counselor fix 12 years. I Noon Leech Provided. Registration Required. Call 895-3311. Laker Village South Community Center Presenter. Jon Vers Kits Learn techniques that will allow you to mix and mingle Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Michigan within any group. Socializing with fun is the bottom line. Coordinator: Charleen Hayes-Joseph Receptions, interviews, informal meetings-are you prepared to work the room? Do you have problems starting conversations? Our presenter will give you Watch for techniques that will ease apprehensions and incorporate flyers and posters announcing multiple events including fan into learning. Leach Provided. Regietratioa Required. workshops and presentations, informational displays and CaU 195-3311. Presenter: Jean Enright, GVSU Executive other events at the Allendale, Pew, and Holland campuses. Assistant to the President Coordinator: Charleen This event is sponsored by the Counseling and Career Hayes-Joseph Development Center, in collaboration with the Career Services Office. Jgbfttt 2W1 Coordinators: Stacey Heisier and John Zaugra Wedaeaday, November 7 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Get some cash back fast! Eberhard Center LiUnuklp Fair Meet and speak with employers regarding career Wed neadm, October J 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 pju. opportunities and internships. Participating organizations Aquinas College Fiei represent a wide varietyof fields, so come and investigate Meet and1 speak withw employers who want to i ive you Bring resumes and draw appropriately All students and career-related experience! Bring resumes ant dress alumni are welcome, including December 2001 and April appropriately. All majors are welcome 2002 graduates Coordinators: Koleta Moate and Chris Plouff from Your later—bln WinterSemester ______rlO 1:00 pm. to 2:10 pjn. 258 Student Sendees Building Sight" ,0 /IXHjtf Employers hire graduates who can demonstrate skills and Haute STUDY IN knowledge gained from professional experience acquired Coordinator Charleen Hayee-Joseph n during college. This workshop will help you develop j& SS!fiSt!SSSS^SlSS!aS^ limited. Presenter Stacey Heisier GVSU Field Haute Coordinator: Koleta Moon JAPAN J OtO«e>«- 1:00 pm. to 5:00 pm. Japan Center for Michigan Universities 258 Student Services Building Henry Hell Atrium Stacey Heisier avuv isp niMi odn j( VU The job-hunting season is here! Learn tactics on how to prepare for a job fair, to present yourself, and to make good ill lfe00a.m.to3:00pm. Affordable-Scholarships Available contacts. Preaanter: Chris Plouff GVSU field Haute Coordinators: Ginger Lange and Tracy Reed Earn GVSU credit

Courses In Environmental Science, International Ftiirhmd Ctuttr leister A fashion show mid presentation that will help you prepare Business, History, and morel for the job market from head to toe. Come and see formal to 6:00 pm. Study Intensive Japanese (from beginning to interview dress, business casual and more. Then, leant from area recruiters the ins and oats of career fairs Howto advanced levels) introduce and present yourself, key questions to ask, etc Don’t miss this one-of-a-kindI eevent Snacks provided. ( ON I A( f C oordinator Koleta Moore Coordinator Ginger Lange 1 1,1! Ii.ir ,1 t i IVklnos lilt) ■t ll.llK IILlI 206 Student Services 12 SB DeVos Center ( fill* i Afeodate, MI 49401 G rane AAlley Grand RapMs, Ml 49504 (616)095-1211 (616) 771-4700 10" S!ih 1 t tit S* ' \:i( rs 1 !tul< litiu PAX: (616)095-2070 / Came * Soviets PAX: (616) f J( MU insu t’dii http*./f www.gvsn.ednfairecrB

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GVSU Five Year Enrollment Statistics Enrollment reaches record high 1 ! Rachel Izzo assistants is an important feature. When you interchangeable. Ward said. “It is very easy Grand Valley Lanthorn combine those two academic features with to make their start there and then make the the fact that it is a beautiful campus, our transition from GRCC.” 18,579 19.762v The number of graduate students is down Grand Valley State University ’s state of the art facilities, as well as the focus *nA ' < • enrollment is up again this year and has on technology, I think it is a pretty attractive by 1.4 percent this year and the number of increased by over 1000 students. choice for students. ” out of state students is also down this year . GVSU welcomes 19,762 students to the This fall’s freshman class increased 5.2 by 2.3 percent, while the number of in state 3 2001 -2002 school year making this the percent from 2000. students has remained relatively the same largest population the school has even seen. However, transfer student enrollment hovering around l>6.5 percent. Jodi Chycinski, director of admissions, decreased from last year’s 1,516 to the Also remaining relatively the same this 16,751 pointed out reasons why she believes GVSU current total of 1,340 transfer students. The year is the male to female ratio. Out ol this has been so successful. bulk of transfer students have come from year’s class 3l>.2 percent are male and 60.H 17,452 , “I think the reason is the focus on Grand Rapids Community College and percent are female. This ratio has remained •* undergraduate students, ” she said. “We have Muskegon Community College. Stephen almost the same for the last live years. available to students the opportunity to do Ward, director of the University of “To my understanding that just reflects the research, as an undergraduate student. It Communications, says that GRCC and population, ” Ward said. really makes for a different environment. GVSU just seem to go hand in hand. ‘I think because of our agreement with The fact that classes here are taught by PUASI SEE ENROLLMENT, 12 faculty and not graduate students or teaching GRCC classes are virtually -L Sourc* GVSU Admissions Office Grand Valley Lanthorn Graphic Michigan Tax Credit fate decided soon

Wendi Hailey chance to hear the views of all the schools letter, along with 13 of the other state Grand Valley Lanthorn there on the credit," Witt said, "and finally university presidents, that stated if the tax all the student government presidents signed credit was repealed, he would propose a The Presidents Council, which is a forum a statement giving our personal support to tuition cut to the board of trustees. to discuss and frame consensus positions on the repeal." Glenn Stevens, executive director of the higher education finance and policy issues, Witt said he is personally in favor of Presidents Council, said the council has invited the student government presidents of abolishing the credit. supported a repeal for a long time. The all 15 state universities to Lansing to discuss "There is no doubt in my mind that council, which is made up of the presidents the repeal of the Michigan Tuition Tax repealing is the way to go,” he said. “This is and chancellors of the 15 public universities, Credit. a piece of legislation that does not work, and has been working closely with senators and The credit was designed several years ago the money appropriated for it could be used representatives, trying to convince them that to reimburse a percentage of tuition to to cut our cost of tuition. ” repealing the credit has both immediate and students who attended universities that kept Matt Mcl.ogan said the meeting was un long-term benefits, he said. tuition increases to the rate of inflation. opportunity for the student government “We clearly think, and have thought for a University and state officials are questioning presidents to connect on the issue. long time, that more students are better the existence of the credit, calling it "It’s fair to conclude that the served by having these funds in the ineffective. This year, none of the 15 administrators and the student senates from institution's ’ base budgets so they can have a universities ’ students will be eligible for the the various public campuses are trying to greater impact on more students, ” Stevens tax credit. speak with one voice on the subject, ” said. Grand Valley Lanthorn / A.J. Smuder Ben Witt, Grand Valley’s Student Senate Mcl.ogan said. "And there is general When state legislators return from a recess Students do not get a choice because Pepsi is GVSU’s choice. president, accompanied by Matt Mcl.ogan, agreement that the tuition tax credit should on Sept. 17, they will set the higher vice president for university relations, be repealed and those funds reallocated to education budget. McLogan said the traveled to the state capitol to participate in the 15 universities." practical deadline for the budget is Sept. 30, the discussion. The government set aside about $28 because Michigan's fiscal year begins Oct. “We listened to commentary b\ the million for the tax credit. If that money is not 1. Pepsi is still the Presidents Council on the proposal, used, it goes back into the general fund and “To be effective this year, it needs to be discussed strategies for implementing the can be used for anything. McLogan said. choice of GVSU repeal within the state legislature, had a President Mark Murray recently signed a PLEASE SEE TAX, 12

. Nate Thompson there haven ’t been any Weekend bus gives students more options v Grand Valley Lanthorn complaints about Pepsi being the choice. ” John Walsh oilers transportation services on "The Friday night service without being reliant on tfteir The only problems that exist Grand Vallei/ Lanthorn Ttnlay nights and on Saturdays. between Allendale and Pew own vehicle. You’ve just finished eating are simply if students do not like The extended Friday services, Campus will focus on providing “Additionally, all o her your foot-long turkey sub from Pepsi. Pepsi provided a unique In the effort to increase which began on Sept. 7. will students with entertainment attraction^, events, and _ Subway in Lower Commons. contract that let Grand Valley oiler transportation between the opportunities without the opportunities will be more An ice-cold Coca-Cola would options for students on the sell Coke products at the weekends. Grand Valley now Allendale and Pew campuses complication of owning or accessible for Allendale top it off just fine. Sorry, but convenience store located inside until 1:52am. taking a vehicle downtown, ” students, ” Lipnicki said. * just as this is an alcohol-free Kleiner Commons. However, said Steven Lipnicki, Pew Bob Stoll, director of student ‘ campus, this is mostly a Coke- this is the only place on campus campus student services life, feels that the weekend bus free campus also. that sells Coke. It seems that the •coocdinaloa v • » < •. services will open up m^y • This became the case in 1999, only people that would benefit The Saturday bus services will avenues for students. |, -When Grand Valley State from this added bonus would be begin at 6:55am, making runs “It will allow the Grand Valley University agreed to a contract freshman that live on campus, between campuses. At 9:25am. community to have »‘an with Pepsi-Cola, which because they are within walking the bus departs from the Kirkhof opportunity to extend out into guaranteed it to be the top soft- distance of the convenience center for its first stops at the West Michigan, ” Stoll said. drink provider on campus. store. Jenison Meijcr and Rivertown The extended Friday services » Director of Business Michael The possibility for other sites Crossings mull in Grandville. cost $ 105 for the extra three , Doxey said that Grand Valley’s on campus to also sell Coke The bus runs until 1:52am, hours of transportation and the K current contract with Pepsi will products doesn ’t seem likely. making its final stop of the night Saturday services, which run until 2004 and there is a “It is highly unlikely for a at the Pew campus. encompasses 19 hours of strong possibility that the joint-contract between Pepsi “The Saturday service offers service, costs $650. contract will be renewed for and Coke because Grand Valley students additional options with The money for the weetend ■’ another five years after that. would in turn risk losing the all ol the various shopping and services comes from the Student * “The university is very benefits that the current Pepsi entertainment opportunities at Life Office. Stoll said that l^j is •: satisfied with the contract contract provides, ” Doxey said. the mall,” Lipnicki said. investigating the possibility of • because it provides added Even though students haven ’t Lipnicki feels that the Pew partnerships with student senate, , support for athletic teams, many voiced any complaints, they still campus route will provide Meijer and the Rivertown benefits for students, and even have strong feelings about the opportunities for residential Crossings mall. $600 for t-shirts for special contract. 11 students in Allendale to sign-up events during the school year,” “I enjoy Pepsi, but at the same Campus Connector is now running weekend trips. for courses ’ on Saturday’s PLEASE SEE BUS, 12 Doxey said. “Sales have been time it would be nice to see great from the pop machines placed throughout campus, and PLEASE SEE PEPSI, 12 Book rebate helps GVSU organizations IS IT HOT ON THIS

Mark Mc Garry realize that one percent does not Grand Valley Lanthorn sound like much, it can really add up in a hurry, and your club Have you ever wished your has never had an easier way of organization or club had more making some easy quick coin, ” money? A little something extra Page remarked. Page predicts that the groups WEBSITE OR IS IT to give to that favorite charity, or go on that trip. Well Brian ’s that did participate will receive Books may have a solution. somewhere near a thousand Using a new rebate policy dollars each. Some of the Grand Valley sponsored clubs organization believed to have and organizations can get those grossed the most based on ruff_ important books for class and estimates were Sigma Kappa some money for groups. and Theta Qui. The Rugby Club This is the first year the owner and several other fraternities JUST OSP Brain Page offered the rebate. and sorties also seemed to do “It’s an idea used on other very well. campuses, and I’ve always What do the organizations or wanted to try it,” Page said. clubs do with the money? Page started the idea by sending Jessica Taylor a member of a letter to all of the organization Sigma Kappa said that their and clubs sponsored by Grand sortie was considering donating The Original Celebrated Valley. The letter explained the money to the elderly. However, program and gave deadlines for according to Page the money CURIOUSLY STRONG certain things to be done. For organization and clubs receive example clubs or organizations can be used for any purpose Website . planing to participate had to they deem worthy. Rebate submit a list of all their current checks will be given to the members by Aug. 13. With this groups sometime in February. “This was a bigger success Lanthorn down Page could keep track of how much each group then I thought, and I think it’ll .com purchased. get bigger with time," Page said. The rebate plan works like so, Given this success Page said he members of a club or would offer the same deal to all NET WT 1.76 OZ (50r) organization come in and Grand Valley sponsored clubs or purchase books and other organizations during the winter supplies. When the people pay semester. for their items they mention the “By January they ’ll be a name of their organization or bigger response, ” Page club and their total is jotted predicted. If your club or down in the appropriate place. organization would like more At the end of the return period, information on Brian ’s Books which usually ends around Sept rebate plan you can contact the 21, the total amount each group store at (616)892-4170 or e- WWW mail them at .lanthorn.com! made will be tallied and they will receive a check for one brainsbk@ iserv.net. O The LanthornI Online - Come and get your news! percent of their Net sales. “I

I 4 Brand VaHay Lantfitrn Friday, September 14, 2001 OPINION ---- gggg!.' ------vanb yalkp jfmtflwv The Student-Run Newspaper of Grand Valley State Uniiersity Editorial Baard Wendi Hailey - Editor in Chief Adam Bird - Managing Editor Melissa Dembny • Managing Editor Rachel Izzo - News Editor Angle Woodke • Laker Life Editor Ken Wisniewski - Sports Editor Tonko Solj an - A& E Editor John Bach - Downtown Editor

Tragedy brings unity

Tuesday's terrorist attack brought together the GVL | QUESTION OF THE WEEK Grand Valley community and the nation This week the Grand Valley Lanthorn asked six community members: The tragic events that Tuesday delivered have on positive aspect: they have increased our country ’s sense What was your reaction to the terrorist attack on the II.S.P of unity and patriotism. As the events unfolded before our eyes and ears, most of us were consumed with horror and sorrow. Although the day may have seemed surreal, our community reacted swiftly. People throughout the university immediately sprang into action. The Counseling Center set up debriefings and walk-in counseling hours for students. One student raised S600 with contributions from students and staff for an American Red Cross relief fund. Administrators quickly pulled together and unified the community with a "Shock really, I "Shocked and "We all need to take don't know. It's curious as to what's into consideration campus meeting. weird to think going to happen the dangers in Although there was just 90 minutes to promote the about." next. Everything is society. We should going to be so take it very event, 4,000 students and staff showed up. That is different." seriously." astonishing. It shows what a strong community we have at Grand Valley. Stephanie Hubers Josh Broth Becky Zander Freshman Freshman Freshman But don ’t stop now. As Tuesday’s tragedy fades into the » , past, it may eventually become easy to push it aside and focus on closer issues. But the people injured and directly affected will still need our help. Give yourself a pat on the back for your recent concern and activism—you deserve it. And please keep up the compassionate work.

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Mam Bird is a journalism America needs to react with justice, not revenge and photography major and writes Once every generation or so something unfounded. If we are thorough in our But that might not happen. It lies in our ability to debate constantly on lor the GVL huge happens. Sometimes profound, investigations, it could takes weeks or I believe that one of two paths will be the rights of man, on our place in the world. Student Opinion. sometimes horrifying, sometimes edifying. even months before we picked. We will find a country who is It is this ability that will keep us from the Her views do not Sometimes all of the above. Hundreds, catch the culprit. And harboring whoever we believe is fast cure of quick retaliation. We have seen necessarily more then likely thousands, of people have then, if we stick responsible, and that country will be Israel, and the situation between the Israeli represent those died, and we need to ask ourselves: how do to our codes bombed into a parking lot. state and the Palestinians. By seeking of the we honor their deaths? and our Or, we can slowly determine through justice, we will avoid that mistake. And we newspaper. Not even 24 hours after the trade towers careful fact finding who is the culprit, where will prove that our way is the right way. fell and the pentagon burned, people are they are from and how we can have justice. We need to unite as a nation, and tell our already talking about retribution. The Not revenge —justice. government that we want peace and justice. military is “ready.” But who are we ready Don ’t get me wrong; I am an angry The military might be ready, but let’s not for? person, in a nation of angry people. I fly off the handle and beat the first person The bittersweet aspect of the Oklahoma want something to happen. 1 want to we find. City bombing was that McVeigh was caught glue to the tube as the people who There are too many examples through quickly and confessed to all of his deeds. I did this horrible thing are history where grave injustices were do not believe the events of Tuesday will be punished in ways that makes committed in the name of revenge. Let us resolved so quickly. them wish they were dead. not repeat them. The terrorist attack was sophisticated and I want action. But I am ! well planned. Chances are that whoever also a human, and an planned it will be equally as careful in their American. Our strength as planning of escape and hiding. constitution, it might be years before a nation lies not in our military industrial Any belief that finding the parties the responsible parties are tried in complex, not in our form of government, responsible will be easy or fast is court and eventually punished. but in our humanity.

V nuaMunumMM OP/ED Him 9 Students should start caring about world Issues Far away from the Happy Valley, my work Bethlehem, 1 was able to visit some school sidewalks and garbage can ’t be spotted are tom between their two minority statuses: and life has moved to Nazareth, Israel for children. The greatest difference between easily. being discriminated because they are the next year. In the past three months I schools in Michigan and schools in the West Aside from Nazareth, there is a large Palestinian and being discriminated because have visited the West Bank and Bank are availability of resources and portion of Arab villages that are they are Palestinian women. Status issues, demonstrated there, faced tanks, felt the concerns of the students. Classrooms there unrecognized. This means access to water, such as the right to go to a civil court oppression against women and hung out barely have enough desks in the room and possibility of building new houses or having instead of a religious court for divorce with some amazing activists. seldom many textbooks or enough teachers. roads is not existent. In a recent matters, are still largely unrecognized In my first month here I found my way The school I visited there was only one international work camp to build a road in injustices. Honor Crimes, or rather femicide, into the West Bank, which is the illegally classroom with a cement area outside to play an unrecognized village, the recent occur far too frequently when a woman or occupied territory that was intended for the in. Even this description does not give an demolition of a house could be seen. The young woman is killed because she was Palestinians whose land was given away in accurate picture of how under resourced the Israeli army destroyed this house because sexually assaulted or raped. These crimes go writes for the 1948 to establish the Jewish state, Israel. area is. Lack of resources partly comes from they didn ’t have permission to build. unrecognized because of the focus on the GVL Student Meeting up with the Fellowship of their country being occupied in addition to However it was impossible to ever receive Occupation and male violence. It seems as if Opinion. Her Reconciliation in Bethlehem, I found myself being severely constricted by the army, any permission to build since their existence there are too many problems to address and views do not aghast at the typical U.S. reactions that this without any ability to purchase many items. is unrecognized; treated as some sort of certainly not enough concern about women. necessarily group exuded. Some of the older people In one case a father did go into Israel to buy mistake or blemish. Comparisons can be I’m not really sure how many GVSU . treated the Palestinians, who have some school supplies, but was shot to death made between these villages and students are concerned about social justice * represent those encountered so much struggle and violence, on the way back. Aside from resources, the shantytowns in South Africa during the or wars going on in Israel. How stale this of the as sick little children to pity. For them, as greatest concern for students is indeed not Apartheid system. must all sound to you: me reporting the newspaper. strong Americans, they would of course take studying, playing games or hanging out with Within Israel there is a large basis for same old human rights violations and up the Palestinian struggle, being that they friends; it is to stay alive. Especially at political action among both Palestinians and injustices. It must seem all too normal to are too weak to do it themselves, and night, the risk of being killed by an Israeli Jewish Israelis. My experience in hear that a couple of Palestinians were killed CHANGE THE WORLD. This kind of soldier is a constant fear. demonstrations and learning about these in the Gaza strip. Perpetrators of crimes idealism, while inspiring sometimes, is quite If you don ’t hear about what is going on in actions and ideologies has been slightly don ’t realize the importance of issues until destructive in this case. the Occupied Territories, then the possibility disillusioning. Demonstrations, for example, the consequence is felt. These things aren ’t First, these internationals were a large of knowing about the discrimination inside have factions within them, and rarely do all usually felt to any great degree in die little cause for the violence to begin in the first Israel is even slimmer. Palestinians who organizations involved support the same bubble of surreality called Grand Valley. place, being that the U.S. helped create this were able to stay after the war in 1948 are “solutions. ” Even within orga. izations they Isn ’t it easier to fund a war half way around state, promising away land that wasn ’t treated as second-class citizens in Israel and have problems with specific justice issues the world, shaking your moral fist at the theirs. Since then they have helped fund the often not even recognized as “Israeli.” such as Palestinian Right of Return supposed “terrorists” to stop the violence? invasion in the West Bank and Gaza Strip Funding for business is usually denied for (refugees having the right to return to their Perhaps this may make it more real: the and oppress Palestinians. In addition to this, Palestinians while Jewish Israelis are given land), two-state/two-capital initiative etc. bullets and shells that kill Palestinians are the entire notion of power in justice is self- incredible discounts and loans to start up the Having separate demonstrations usually is MADE IN THE USA and certainly YOUR defeating and degrading to everyone. same business. Land is nearly given away in the opportunity to show which party or tax dollars support the 2 million dollars a Human rights should be about supporting “elite” areas to Jewish Israelis while kept organization is more powerful, although in day that the U.S. forks over to the Israeli people and not swooping in to “save their extraordinarily expensive for Palestinian general organizations are in pursuit of the Military. The United States, Michigan day.” Israelis. Nazareth, the largest Palestinian same general plan: improvement of rights citizens and Grand Valley Students are once On the other hand, the younger members Arab city in Israel, didn ’t have garbage for Palestinians. again colonizers and supporters of a of the fellowship were basically apathetic; removal services until the Pope decided to Women ’s rights, as always, are kept for government that is very close to an apartheid the atrocities here are horrible, they said, but come and visit. However, 2 minutes away last. Being that I work for a Palestinian system. The question is: After reading this, what can anyone do? Inaction is the absolute on a large hill near Nazareth, sits Nazareth feminist organization that addresses violence will anyone do anything about it? best way to ensure that injustice continues. Hit (pronounced: elite). There not only are against women, this has become all too While in Al-Khuder, very close to their streets paved well, but they also have clear. The fantastic women that I work with GVL Errata War should be a thing of the past Volume 36, Number 4 Luke Many Where did this all begin? That I'm Bible(you'll notice i capitalized it), are human. We have that little tickle o « »-:* »rrrr writes for the not really sure of. that I won't touch on because I called human nature. Page 1: “Passport House unique to Grand Valley State.” GVL Student All I can say is look where it is could go for a long time. It is just Again, I'm not sure of the history The rest of the story was jumped to page 2, not page 3. now, and if you feel any way like I that right now i am sickened. I of it all, but this fighting for Opinion. Her do,l then you would understand it is woke up to see burning buildings on religious reasons has been going on Page 10: “Faculty Pianist kicks off concert series.” Aviram views do not wrong. The main base, in my mind, TV, news of thousands probably since the beginning. People were Reichert ’s name was misspelled throughout the article. necessarily of where terrorism at its heart stems dead, and talk of war. actually cheering at the sight of represent those of is from some sort of religious You would have thought by how death on our soils. Why? Because the newspaper. persecution. That sickens me. society has advanced, maybe wars they see it every day. We don't, but Now think kind of hard about that, would have been a thing of the past. that is our choice. religious persecution. "I think my And now they brought it here, in religion is better than yours." That part because we supported the about sums it up, right? tt:------Israelis. Why do the Palestinian(one That is my only-well, pretty much of whom is being said as a prime Volume 36 Number 5 the only —problem with any target for the cause of this terrorism) organized religion. I'm not just People were and Israelis primarily differ, oh The Grand Valley Lanthom 19 published weekly by Grand Valley talking about the Muslims or the actually yeah, religion. State University students 35 times a year. One copy of this Jews, no sirree. I'm talking the War has been forever. Romans and newspaper is available free of charge to any member of the Catholics, Methodists, Lutheran, cheeringat the Greeks, Protestant and Catholic, Grand Valley Community. For additional copies, please contact Christian Reformed, etc. Jews and Muslims, whites and All religions have their conceited blacks, North and South, country our business offices. sides, the sides that say this is what sight of dead place apts., etc. What solves happened, or this is the way you fighting? Vengeance. What solves POSTMASTER: please send form 3579 to Grand Valley should be. Would a Catholic ever on oursoil. vengeance? More vengeance. Hence Lanthom, 100 Commons, Grand Valley State University, kill a Lutheran to prove his or her Luke Marsy the circle. Allendale, Ml. 49401 beliefs? Its more than likely Columnist What starts fights? I’ll tell you, its happened before. those certain people, ignorant, sick, EDITORIAL STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF Now a days we're a little bit more conceited. What do those fights Editor in Chief Advertising Manager start, wars. What happens during advanced, so instead of violence, we ------ft WEND) HAILEY KRISTY PRIBANIC here in the states put the most war, loss, hurt, blood, death. Managing Editors Assistant Advertising Manager money into the biggest churches and Simply, destruction. They started it, ADAM BIRD ' REBECCA BOCKLUND step it down to “I'm right, you're V we have to finish it. MELISSA DEMBNY Advertising Designer CUFF WEGNER wrong, come on y'all lets sing a Hence the circle. 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ThE SCOOP Parking survey will show ■■■ifA glance at the week ahead spaces are adequate Friday, September 14 Adam Bird However, people parking in The data from this survey will ♦New Art and Design Faculty Grand Valley Lanthom faculty/staff lots without the be put into a graph, which will Exhibit, 9 a.m. Art Gallery ^fl| right sticker are being given a be used to determine if and grace period. Acconjing up .^Klfhere {additional parking is ♦Intramural flag football (7onT) The Fust week of school is over, the holiday weekend is Public Safety the faculty start needed, and Where spaces cAn* lenuv deadline, Fieldhouse, 5 p.m. past, and things still haven ’t stickers are taking longer to get be taken away. ♦OR SvTnphony great composers settled down yet according to out then in years past, so There are currently 7,455 enforcement on those lots will parking spaces in the Allendale senes: Johannes Brahms, Royce Holly Kloostra, Public Safety assistant in charge of parking not begin until Monday of next campus. That number breaks Auditorium, 8 p.m., 120-28. policy. week. down into 2,663 spaces for ♦Des Donnelly anil Eamon Public Safety has started Coming up on the week of residential parking, 4,003 open Sept. 24, public safety will have spaces for non-residents, and MeElhohn, Fenian ’s Irish Pub, 9 actively enforcing illegal parking, including resident a third party come to Grand 789 facuity/staff spots. a.m, $15. students parking in commuter Valley and survey every lot on According to housing, there ♦Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, and staff lots and commuter an hourly basis to determine are 42p6 students living on Grand Valley Lanthom I Adam Bird how many parking spaces are The parking lots fill up quickly In the morning, but there are (Calvin College Fine Arts Center students parking in residential I______lots. used. usually spaces open In back of lots. Auditorium, 8 p.m. PLEASE SEE SURVEY, 7 ♦Intramural outdoor soccer (6 on 6) entry deadline, Fieldhouse, 5 p.m. ♦intramural roller hockey (4 on 4) entry deadline. Fieldhouse, 5 Sportsstatues damaged pan. ♦Intramural tennis singles entry Severed hands, broken bats have been reported deadline, Fieldhouse, 5 p m. Angie Woodke July 27 or the early morning ♦GVSU volleyball vs. Michigan Grand Valley Lanthorn hours of July 28. Athletic Director Tim Selgo Tech., Fieldhouse, 7*9 p.m. sees the statues, which have ♦GVSU women ’s soccer vs. We are very lucky to have been around since he came to S f JP such wonderful artwork on the University of Charleston, 7*9 p.m. GVSU, as trademarks and is I campus of Grand Valley State disappointed by their ♦Potluck dinner, Johnson living University, although it seems destruction. Center, 7 p.m. that some people do not “Not many ball fields have appreciate it to the fullest. statues like that, ” Selgo said. A malicious destruction of Selgo said that this sort of Saturday, September 15 GVSU property was reported behavior does not happen on on July 30, 2001. ♦New An and Design Faculty this campus very often so, A GVSU groundskeeper was “when it happens, it’s real Exhibit, 9 a.m., Art Gallery. the first to notice that the disconcerting. ” ♦GVSU volleyball vs. Northern sculptures by the baseball and Wygant said they do not have softball fields had been any clues at this particular time Michigan, Fieldhouse, 4-6 p.m. tampered with. Some of the damage to the as to who may have done this, sports figure sculptures but there is a good chance that Sunday, September 16 consists of a severed hand, a it was not even Grand Valley ♦ Non-denominntkJnal worship broken bat and numerous related. The sculptor of the statues service, Cook DeWitt Center, 9:30- fractures. Director of Public Safety has been informed of the 10:3(jjam. Allen Wygant said, “The incident, although it has not ♦GVSU Ultimate Frisbee Club, sculptures were beaten upon been decided yet as to whether or not they will be fixed. Student Services lawn, 5 p.m. with an unknown object. ” He also noted that the object Public Safety is definitely must have been quite heavy in going to pursue this matter and If you have any information is very interested in any Monday, September 17 order to cause such damage. regarding the damaged Grand Valley Lanthom I Luke Work The vandalism took place information that anyone may sculptures, please call Public ♦New Art.and Design Faculty The vandalized statues stand In front of the baseball and either in the late evening of have. Safety at (616) 895-3255. Exhibit, 9 a.m., Art Gallery. softball fields.

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Self-defense - State University can join one or One of these events the club said. “The moonlight helps. ” tferoughfaU beginner, 9-10:30 p.m. more clubs and organizations, organizes includes the second With 20 participants last year, annual Moonlight Golf Outing, Bums said the golf outing has Ann Pearson For further information ♦Men ’s rugby, LC Intramural the Grand Valley State about the American Heart University Club is a place for which takes place Thursday, been well attended. Grand Valley Lanthorn Fields, 5-6:30 p.m Sept. 20. Although the As a non-profit organization, Walk, call AHA at 285-1888 faculty members, staff or 1-800-968- 1040i ♦Women's rugby, LC Intramural members, and other half-time nighttime event has been around the club also sponsors One out of every four for two years, this is the club ’s community service events. For Americans dies due to cancer Making Strides Against Fields, 6:30-8 p.m. employees of GVSU and their Breast Cancer, an annual walk families to belong to. fourth annual golfing event. example, all proceeds from the every year — and that is only ♦One Time Blind, Grand River This event was moved into the Turkey Trotter event go to Mel the No. 2 cause of death in the through the ACS, will be held The club provides GVSU’s Saturday, Oct. 13. The walk Room, Kirkhof, 7 p.m. campuses with interaction twilight hours because of Trotter Ministries. For the United States. Heart disease leads as No. 1, will begin at Calder Plaza in ♦His Mouse Christian Fellowship, opportunities through social, enough curiosity from Holiday Party in December, participants, said Ester Bums, guests bring toys as their while strokes, often grouped Grand Rapids. educational, cultural, and Other walks through the Grand River Room, Kirkhof, 7 recreational activities. president of the GVSU Club and admission. Then the University with the disease, comes in p.m. manager of GVSU’s purchasing third. ACS occur throughout the J University Club members ~ PLEASE SEE CLUBS, 7 year as well, including Strides have the privilege of choosing department. She has been a Although a specific rank ♦ Healthy Fating on the Go, KC, does not exist for diabetes, for Life that is held on Grand noon to 1 p.m. about 1/2 million residents of Valley State University’s ♦CPR Recertification, Fieldhouse, Northern America die due to campus. the disease and its Considering the fact that 7-9 p.m. Annual reception welcomes complications each year. overall cancer costs for 2000 ♦Bach's Lunch, St. Cecilia Music These are shocking came to about $180.2 billion, Society, noon. statistics. Many organizations many fundraisers are • j have formed research facilities necessary. minority students to GVSU to determine possible cures. In This walk that focuses on order to fund the studies, breast cancer began in 1993 Minority Affairs/ Multicultural According to Oliver Wilson, through the Boston ACS Wednesday, Sept. 19 Cassidy Van Woert fundraisers are established. Grand Valley Lanthorn Center, and other campus the Associate Director of The most successful tactic branch. It has spread across ♦Seminar: “Strategies for Making organizations. After months and Minority Recruitments, the seems to be to hold a walk the nation in the eight years months of planning, the night entire purpose of this event is to since its creation. Friends, 3-5 p.m. In an attempt to make sure all where volunteers raise money was considered by many a big help the students adjust by Funding from Making J students here at Grand Valley through pledges. ♦Greek recruitment orientation, success. putting them into a situation Such fundraising walks will Strides Against Breast Cancer 7:30 p.m feel welcome, some of the Associate Director of where they can meet many will go towards research, early faculty has put together the occur in the Western Michigan ♦Spodight Productions - others just like themselves. area in September and detection outreach and Annual Minority Student “This event is the first time we awareness programs, and free Reception. a October for the American Comedian Alex Mcllale, 9 p.m. try tot help the minority students Heart Association, American mammograms for women v ♦GVSU Ultimate Frisbee Club, On Monday, Sept. 10, students expedite the transition of their are improperly insured, gathered, by invitation, to the There are so few Cancer Society and Juvenile social life from high school to Diabetes Research addition, it will supply x Student Services lawn, 5 p.m. event. minorities on college,” Wilson said. “This is a Foundation. help lines, information centers*., ♦latino Student Union, Platte “I was invited to this by a very new environment to most and patient services. , WM personal invitation, which really American Heart Walk 2001 River Room, Kirkhof, 5 p m. this campus, / of them and we’re helping to will commence in Grand Breast cancer statii made me feel that they wanted relieve that lonely feeling. ” predict 192,200 new ♦ Men ’s rugby, LV Intramural me to be here, ” said Ebony think it's good Rapids on Saturday, Sept. 15. Tynisha Darnell volunteered Check-in will be at 8 a.m. at develop in 2001. Fields, 5*6:30 p.m. Parker. “In general, college is her time to hang out name tags number, 1500 . _ what you make of it, and things for us to get D&W Corporate Office, 3001 ♦Women's rugby, tennis courts, 9 : and direct students where to go. Orchard Vista Dr. SE. diagnosed in men. Rates j like this help me to make together. “I think that this is a good new breast cancer cases ' 10:30 pm. positive relationships with with providing progra/n and I wanted to put tor research on both risen about 4 percent ♦Mid-week Bible study, South others. ” time into it,” Darnell said. since the1980s. While the students had a heart disease and strokes, it Commons Dining Hall, 9 p.m. Tynisha Darnell “There are so few minorities on also contributes to educational Family history, age chance to meet one another, Volunteer Lifehouse, Calvin College Fine this campus, I think it’s good for J The courses menstrual history learn about organizations on .99 us to get together. ” contribute to risk in campus geared towards (be importance of a Arts Center Auditorium, 8 p.m., Gina Hall said, “After the lifestyle. cancer. Studies also minorities, they also enjoyed $25. reception I’m more familiar I healthy is important larger intakes of _____ food, door prizes, and danced to Minority Affairs, Barry with people, and I don ’t feel like be an influence. Once a 1 a live D.J. since many cases of heart Springer, said, “We had an an Outcast, and I’m more aware disease are caused by high is spotted and For details of campus events, Schyler Johnson said, “I came excellent turnout this year. of the events offered to chotestesril or nicotine cancerous, treatments here to meet new people and call Grand Valley » Definitely more students minorities on campus. ” buildap, Which can clog the include removal of find out more about the compared to last year. The Dean of Minority Affairs arteries. When blood pressure or breast, radiation information hotline at programs for minorities on Sulari White, one of the three Don Williams summed up the increases due to smaller chemotherapy. 895*2020. campus. I enjoyed myself and main organizers of this event event, saving, “This is what we had a great time." openings in the arteries, heart reported that there was a large like to a mixer! ” attacks are Kbel to occur. 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It was strictly limited campus, which is over 200 of the world. able to produce Insulin, Toys for Tots organization. only to faculty members in the students above capacity. United States, Is mad to keen Other social activities beginning. However, the club With this many students England, Australia and blood SBBtf, to organized by the club include eventually extended its living on campus, there are Ip all, more than blood, Jbco* football tailgaters, the membership to other jiearly two students for are expected to ■train 00 the organs, Nutcracker Ballet, lecture employees later on. every one parking spot. Walk foj the fee kidney, liver series, Saint Patrick’s Day There are currently more than And when the new living Circulation problems Party, Griffin ’s Hockey event. 300 GVSU Club members. centers are completed tfeoesands strong, the result, sometimes anmutadons. 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Michigan Slate tries to keep their 1-0 record unblemished as they host a 1-1 Missouri Tiger team on Saturday. The Spartans ■ <■>■*■** special teams hopes to improve their special teams in this Saturday afternoon’s upcoming game. Sophomore running back TJ. Duckett hopes to continue his ground assault this week. Last week he tallied 120 yards and a touchdown. Kickoff is scheduled at 1:00 p.m. The Wolverines will try to climb back up the rankings when they invite Western Michigan to play at ‘The Big House’. U of M dropped from #11 to #20 in the rankings with last weeks lost to the #15 Washington Huskies 23-18. Quarterback John Navarre completed 26 of 44 passes for 248 yards, a TD and an interception in a discouraging loss to the Huskies. U of M wide out Marquise Walker caught a Ken Wisniewski school record 15 passes for 159 Grand Valley Lanthorn yards and two TD’s The Last Saturday night No. 18 ranked Wolverines and the Broncos are Grand Valley Lanthorn /Luke Wark both 1-1 on the season. This Grand Valley took on and beat a Grand Valleys David Kircus plows past Saginaw Valleys defense to help win last Saturdays game 38-7. Below- James game will be televised on FOX formidable No. 21 ranked Saginaw Barnes runs with the ball during last weekends game. 17, Saturday at noon. Valley State team 38-7. This win gives the GVSU a record of 2-0 and 1-0 in the conference. Last year’s GLIAC co­ Kircus has a good chance of breaking about a bad play. 1 had a couple of throws yards and a touchdown. Anes scrambled his own record, set last year, of receiving Lin ’s •ffystvn IIm champs Saginaw Valley State were held out here that I would have liked to take for 59 yards. to 50 rushing yards and only scored 7 yards in a single season. He also has a back, but you can ’t, you’ve just got to Leading the defense was linebacker points. Cardinal ’s standout quarterback, chance to obtain the record for receptions keep going. Were getting the next play Clarence Lindsey with a team high 10 1/2 junior Matt LaFleur, was held in check by in a single season. Kircus expressed his done within ten seconds of the previous tackles. Comerback James Barnes was a the GVSU secondary and the defensive thoughts about breaking the records and play, so it works to our advantage, ” Anes thorn in Saginaw Valley’s side. He line put on the pressure. the season. said. knocked down, last weeks GLIAC The Detroit Lions took the field Fleet-footed runningback Brent “If that happens, obviously that is a Head coach Brian Kelly was again offensive player of the week, quarterback for the first time this season, but Lesniak, noted mainly for his running huge bonus. The main goal is that ring, ” pleased at the team’s performance against Matt LaFleur several times, disturbed the looked like the team of old. Were ability, caught an 84-yard touchdown Kircus said. a talented program. backfield, and recorded a sack. The you optimistically hoping the pass in the second quarter. Not only did Quarterback Curt Anes “Experience, experience, experience. It defense held the Cardinals without a Lions would play their first game “I couldn ’t believe I was that open. continued to lead the Lakers by setting starts with your quarterback. He makes score with 6:16 remaining in the fourth without error under their new Nobody was even near me. I thought I for a new single-game passing record plays. Our guys have got experience. quarter. Comerback Terry Foster stepped coaching staff? Well you can was going to drop it cause I was So open, ” with 395 yards, but he also set the single ­ When the field shrinks and you get in that up to make seven tackles and provided dream on, but it looks like the Lesniak said. game total offense record with 423 yards. area, you’ve got to have playmakers step great coverage. team needs a little more than Wide receiver David Kircus hauled in a His arm and the Laker defense led the up. The great part about it is, we’ve got a In the upcoming game, the Lakers will wishful thinking. Detroit is game high seven catches, for 153 yards, team into the locker room at the half with number of them. We just hit a couple of head up tb Northwood to take on the expecting to improve their ground including a 98-yard touchdown catch at a 21-0 halftime lead. Confidence is the big plays that you need in key games like other GLIAC co-champ. This will be the game from a week ago, where the end of the first quarter. This scoring mark of a champ and seems to be part of this, ” Kelly said. second test in as many weeks. The they gained only 56 rushing drive took only six seconds and is the Anes ’ game. The Laker ground game is back in full Northwood Timberwolves gave Grand yards. The offensive line is also quickest scoring strike of the season. “I don ’t let things get to me. In this no force; Michael Tennessee led the Lakers Valley the worst loss of their season last looking to improve over last “I was pretty tired afterwards,” Kircus huddle offense, you just get into a with 112 yards on 13 carries and scored weeks performance, where they said. rhythm. You don ’t have time to think one TD. Reggie Spearmon added 58 PLEASE SEE FOOTBALL, 9 allowed quarterback Charlie Batch to get sacked seven times.’ This week the backup QB Ty Detmer steps in as the Lions starter. The Lions will play their final home opener in the Pontiac Cross country team off to a good start Silver Dome against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. Kickoff will be televised on FOX 17 at 1p.m. AJ Smuder Antvelink was tailed by freshman Kendra Snyder (20:13) placing 7th and #1 runner Rogers, shadowed new Grand Valley Lanthorn Mandi Long, who took second place with 8th respectfully. Ninth place went to arrival freshmen Blake Terhune. a time of 19:38. sophomore Kristen Echols (20:14) and “Blake did good," Rogers said, “He’s UCA DMSlOH II CMCfcOS' Grand Valley’s cross-country team “Mandi did a nice job of stepping it taking 10th was junior Steph Sliwinski going to be a really good number two or started the 2001 season on a high up, ” Baltes said about the newcomer. (20:20). three guy. He’s a very smart note..full of great races by great Along with the freshmen and returning “It’s a stepping stone for future races,” racer and a competitor. ” competitors along with terrific team cross country members, GVSU blew the junior Val VanNetten said about the meet. Terhune comes to Grand Valley from Delta St. (Miss.) (26) encouragement and support from fellow other teams off the course. The women The team looked just as strong on the Traverse City, and took 4th place in the North Dakota St. (1) cross members. The Herrier’s ran at the took 10 out of the top 12 places in the men ’s side. Sophomore Aaron Rogers, meet with a time of 27:04. UC Davis Aquinas College Invitational at Riverside meet with third place going to unattached led GVSU finishing first. The men stayed Following Terhune was Camilleri in Valdosta St. (Georgia) (1) Park in Grand Rapids on runner Keri Bloem who strong and stuck together as a pack to 5th and, co-captain Dave Ross in 6th Friday. The team ended ran last year for Grand sweep the meet. Rogers ran a time of (27:28). Bringing in the rest of the top ten Nebraska-Omaha «( Catawba (N.C.) up placing very well. Valley. 26:10 in the men ’s 8,000 meter pack was 7th place finisher sophomore Bloomsberg (Pa.) On the women ’s side, I was proud of “It was my first chance event. ’’Rogers is our number one man Mike Fox (27:33). to watch the team and out there, ” said Baltes, “he ’s going to “1 just have to run every race with Tuskegee (Ala.) junior co-captain, the team, Indiana (Pa.) Shannon Antvelink lead they I think they did a lead the team.” intensity, ” said Fox, “It (the race| was a Pittsburgh St. (Kan.) the Lakers pack by everyone gave a great job. They did a The team did a good job working big breakthrough for me.” good job staying in the together at the meet, they kept together Following Fox in 8th was senior David North Dakota finishing first in the good effort. West Georgia women ’s 5,000-meter pack, ” co-captain junior and brought the rest of the team along Vandermcer (27:37). The ninth seed went race. Antvelink finished Mike Fox Lisa Fischel said of the with them. to senior co-captain Chardon St. (Neb.) Cross Country Runner Carson Newman (Tenn.) in 19 minutes, 13 teams performance. “I thought we did pretty good running Rob Haveman (27:38) and 10th place to sophomore Justin Blakely. Grand Valley St. seconds. The pack of women as a pack, ” senior Michael Canulleri Northwest Missouri St. “It was the first career ------was lead by Antvelink said. Camilleri, who was a redshirt last “I felt good until the third mile,” Slippery Rock (Pa.) cross victory for Shannon and Long. Following season and had a good performance Blakley said, “then 1 heard something ever,” head coach Jerry behind them were placing 5th in the meet in 27;25. pop in my ankle. ” Kutztown (Pa.) Blakley has had stress fractures in his Western Missouri Baltes said, “We’re looking to her to lead sophomore Diana Martin in 4th (19:46), “I thought I did pretty good, ” Camilleri Leann Budde in 6th (20:01), and said, “but there is still room for Presbyterian (S.C.) the team as a captain. ” PLEASE SEE CROSS COUNTRY, 9 Arkansas Tech freshmen Adrian Chouinard (20:02) and improvement. ” Eastern New Mexico Central Arkansas Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) Volleyball team wins Twin wins for tennis Shepherd (W. Va.) Miller named player of the week Lakers start season with back to back wins Ryan Slocum important Grand Valley Lanthorn crossover Tim Carpenter thought we would,” Mattson MCA MMm ii Coaches tournament, Grand Valley Lanthorn said. “We kind of beat ourselves Tap 25 MM For the second consecutive which plays with low consistency and too week, Grand Valley State junior a vital role in The Lakers Women ’s tennis many unforced errors.” outside hitter Carly Miller has regional team proved the skeptics wrong On Saturday the Lakers been named GLIAC Volleyball rankings, and as they opened up the season on moved on to Ashland where the 1. Hawaii Pacific (30) 8-0 Player of the Week. NCAA the road with back to back wins Lakers swept the Eagles 9-0 2. Cal St-SanBemardino(4)10-0 The first award was given for Tournament against conference rivals. The without surrendering a set. 3. North Alabama (1)6-1 the week of September 3. bids. Lakers first traveled to Erie, Senior Dana Morgan took the 4. West Texas A&M 9-2 During that week Miller tallied In their Pennsylvania to meet helm at first singles and avenged 5. Western State (Colo.) 9-1 63 kills, 37 digs and six blocks first match conference foes Mercyhurst. a Friday loss by beating Anne 6. Truman 11 -0 in GVSU’s host tournament, the the Lakers With the question of whether the Larve 6-4, 6-2. 7. University of Tampa 7-1 Amerihost Classic. defeated five freshmen could fill the spot The Lakers, now 2-0, are 8. North Dakota State 11-2 Miller was again given player Quincy (30- of last year’s seniors, the Lakers preparing for their first home 9. Barry 7-1 of the week honors on 25, 30-25, erased all doubt, winning the game against defending GLAIC 10. South Dakota State 8-2 September 10, this time for her 30-26). overall match 6-3. champs Ferris State, who gave 11. Metro State 8-3 contribution in the As a team The Lakers split the singles them their only league loss last 12. Augustana (S.D.) 7-4 GLIAC/GLVC Crossover the Lakers side of the duel, with sophomore season. While Mattson remains 13. Nebraska-Kearney 8-2 Tournament. In the Lakers three totaled seven Nikki Fairchild winning at third confident of his team’s ability, 14. Regis 7-3 matches last weekend Miller blocks and a singles, and junior Stephanie he feels the upcoming week of 15. BYU-Hawaii 4-1 compiled 56 kills, 26 digs and .307 hitting Donston and freshman Cassie practice is much needed. 16. Northern Michigan 9-2 four block assists while racking percentage. Grand Valley lanthorn / A/ Smuder Nielson both winning in straight "We definitely aren ’t ready to 17. Northwood (Mich) 9-2 up a .441 hitting percentage. Individually, The lady lakers played two over times to finally sets at the fifth and sixth play them right now,” Mattson 18. Rockhurst 10-1 “When she ’s on her game Chara beat regional poworhouse Northern Kentucky. positions. said. “For the most part, this 19. Cal State-Bakersfield 5-2 she ’s unstoppable, ” Head Fehsenfeld It was the Lakers outstanding week we are going to work on 20. Central Missouri State 7-3 Volleyball Coach Deanne had nine kills It took two overtime games, play in doubles that secured our aggressiveness on doubles 21. Alabama-Huntsville 8-3 Scanlon said. “She has the and four digs while Nicole but the Lakers came out them the win as all three teams and consistency and probably 22. UC San Diego 7-2 ability to hit over top of Bayle had 18 assists and 12 digs. victorious, beating the Norse in won their matches respectively. will have some challenge 23. Northern Kentucky 4-4 blockers. A player who can do The big match of the three straight games (32-30, 32- While head coach Scott matches. ” 24. Michigan Tech 6-2 that totally takes out the tournament came on Friday 30, 30-27). Coach Scanlon said Mattson was happy with his The Lakers’ next match is 25. 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Tonko Soljan Juliet” with Leonardo DeCaprio. Grand Valley Lanthorn “All plays are given an emphasis from later periods, sometimes it is radical,” The eighth annual Shakespeare Festival Ellis added. at Grand Valley State University was to This year brings a treat however to the begin on Thursday, Sept. 20 with a Shakespeare festival, as it is the First year' rendition of “A Midsummer Night ’s GVSU will have a visiting director for Dream” by Germany's well renowned “The Tempest. ” youth theatre group, Mondnachtifeber, or Bob Hall, from the Nebraska repertory Moonlight Fever. Due to the tragedies theatre, will be directing Tempest. The bestowed upon this country on Tuesday, festival committee, as well as student September 11, the performers were actors in the play, are ecstatic. Top 10 prevented from making their trans ­ “It is good to have professional atlantic flight. contacts, for students, and Bob Hall will Music Albums The performers are 18 to 24 years old be a good contact for our students in the from Germany ’s Thag-Theatre Fellbach. future,” GVSU professor Karen Libman The Thag-Theatre Fellbach is located said. close to Stuttgart, and it is under the The committee chose Hall to direct due 1. Aaliyah, Aaliyah direction of Gustav Adolf Frank. The to his merits and achievements. Another group has done various plays, mini First for the Shakespeare Festival is the 2. Mary J. Blige, No More introduction of a student stage director. Drama operas and musicals. It was ti kick off the festival with two performances. Calder Scholarship recipient for this year, 3. Slipknot, Iowa ‘What they do is very upbeat, Trinity Bird, will act as the staging modernized Shakespeare, ” said Roger director for the Tempest. 4. Alicia Keys, Songs in A “I am ecstatic, it's been a good time, Minor Ellis, GVSU professor, and director of events for the Shakespeare Festival. and the response is great,” Bird said. 5. Maxwell, Now On Sept. 21, Dr. Gustav Frank and his Visiting actor Mel Cobb will be playing theatre group would have gotten together the role of Prospero, the father Figure in 6. Various Artists, Now 7 the play. He is a well-known actor, 7. Brian McKnight, at the Alumni House and partake in a discussion of international festival making various cameo appearances on Superhero performances of Shakespeare. What television and movies, as well as being 8. Juvenile, Project English would have been a truly spectacular event cast in many Shakespearean plays. “Mel is awesome,” Bird said. 9. Toby Keith, Pull My has been cancelled or at least delayed for the time being, however, there are many “Cobb has received many credits from Chain things to look forward to during this American as well as British authorities, 10. Puddle of Mudd, Come years festival. and the students like working with him, ” Ellis said. Clean On Sept. 28, the beginning of the main event will take place. William “He comes to us most recently from Shakespeare ’s “The Tempest ” will be Shakespeare and Company in Lennox, source: Yahoo! music performed at the Louis Armstrong MA,” Libman said, “He was hired into Theatre at the Performing Arts Center. that group because of his vast experience “We chose ‘The Tempest ’ this year and his participation with the Royal because of the good student roles, and the Globe. ” overtones of magic, mystery, love, Ellis said Shakespeare was the best spirituality and political intrigue, ” Ellis choice over other playwrights. said. “Shakespeare draws on certain areas of the community, ” he said, “Shakespeare is TOP 10 BOX Even though Shakespeare Grand Valley Linthorn / Archive photo performances in the past at GVSU had a timeless, everyone has had some Shakespeare shoved down his or her Comedy of Errors ” was the main performance In the 2000 Shakespeare Office Movies style such as last year’s “Comedy of festival. Errors ’” disco theme, this year “The throat, and people seem to respond. ” Libman said they wanted to choose a Tempest ” will be done differently. attracted to the idea of a mystical journey, be a showing of the old 1935 movie, “It is loosely based in 1930 with strong play with elements of comedy and tragedy. there is a theme of redemption, love, “Comedy of a Midsummer Night ’s 1. The Musketeer circus overtones, ” Ellis said. He believes revenge and justice all taking place in this Dream.” that there are varying degrees of “We have done tragedy two years ago, 2. Two Can Play That Game and last year comedy, this year we are play. ” “This is a very funny film,” Ellis modernizing, one extreme being the Libman also said that this is a good play commented. 3. Jeepers Creepers MTV generation movie “Romeo and doing a play that combines both elements, ” Libman said. “People are for students, because of the good roles Storyteller Annette M. Scheid will be 4. Rock Star and GVSU students can do it even though performing during family week. The 5. The Others it is a challenge Boarshead feast, which is an elegant 6. Rush Hour II “The Tempest ” and performances by dinner with entertainment, will take place Moonlight Fever are only the beginning and afterwards “The Tempest ” will show. 7. American Pie II of the events, which will be taking place Tina Packer, the founder of 8. Rat Race during this month-long festival. Bard to Shakespeare and Company, will close the 9. The Princess Diaries Go, GVSU’s own theatre troupe will be Shakespeare Festival. On Oct. 19, she performing a collage of Shakespeare will give a talk on her perspectives on 10.0 plays put together by professor Jo Miller. “Producing Shakespeare in America.” The compilation of plays is called Love- The Shakespeare Festival Committee is source: Yahoo! movies Struck. trying to push the annual Shakespeare “Every year 1,500 students from high- Festival Arts, Literature and Science schools come to see a play from our Competition. Shakespeare Festival, but now our "There are never enough people who go mission is to bring it to schools, ” Ellis for this, there should be people breaking said. down doors, ” Libman said. There are There will be four plays per month cash awards presented to winners in each performed at local high schools. These category of $100, $75, and $50, Top 10 books will be 45-minute shows, with a simple respectively. set, and a collage of themes. All GVSU students are eligible to “This is a pilot trial hopefully it will go participate, as this incorporates not only well enough so we can continue it,” Shakespeare, but also any work 1. The Prayer of Jabez: Karen Libman said. contemporary with the times in the areas Breaking Through to the “We were amazed with the number of of science, dance and drama, art, music. students who auditioned for this and were Music, drama and dance performances Blessed Life, by Bruce interested in touring, ” Ellis said. should be presented between 5 p.m. and 9 Wilkinson There are always very many people p.m. in 1325 PAC on Oct. 9. 2. Who Moved My Cheese? who audition for the main Shakespeare Fine arts students should bring work to play at the festival, but only so many can the PAC ticked ofFice between 2 p.m. and An Amazing Way to Deal be accommodated. Having the traveling 5 p.m. on Oct. 9, and literature and with Change in Your Work group allows for more people to science participants should turn in essays and in Grand Valley Lanthorn / A/ Smuder participate. to Professor Ivo Soljan in the English The annual Renaissance fair will take Department in room 107, Lake Superior Your Life, by Spencer Students rehearse for the 2001 Shakespeare Festival performance of 'The Tempest. ’ place during the festival, with acting, Hall by 4 p.m. on Sept. 27. Johnson, Kenneth Blanchard food and entertainment. Also there will 3. John Adams, by David McCullough 4. Body For Life: 12 Weeks to Mental and Physical ‘Rock Star’ rocks the box office Strength, by Bill Phillips, With Michael D’Orso Ryan Bye favorite band Steel Dragon is guitars to amps. Chris Grand Valley Lanthorn his inspiration and the band he auditions for Steel Dragon, 5. Harry Potter is in performs concerts as a which needless to say is Schoolbooks: Quidditch The new Film “Rock Star” is a tribute to their music. Chris predictable. Through the Ages and genuine story of why people still lives at home and has a day “Rock Star” is a movie job Fixing copy machines. His that isn ’t preaching about the Fantastic Beasts and Where should always follow their dreams. The story is based on mother and father are rock and roll lifestyle but it to Find Them, by J.K the 80 ’s rock band Judas Priest supportive of handsomely Rowling, Newt Scamander who lost their lead singer and Chris ’s dreams lays out for but his cop audiences the 6. Fish! A Remarkable Way needed a replacement. The Film’s star Chris Cole brother is not. pressures that to Boost Morale and (played very well by Mark He tells Chris, come with Improve Results, by Steven Wahlberg) is a singer in a “isn ’t the rock fame. The strain it takes C. Lundin, Harry Paul, John tribute band who dreams of star thing making the big time. His something you on Christensen grow out of at relationships, 7. Personal History, by 14.” To which especially Chris replies, between Chris Katherine Graham “maybe I can and Emily. The 8. Ghost Soldiers: The USA MICHIGAN Volleyhall grow up like loads of women Forgotten Epic Story of you and listen after concerts, the excess of World War II’s Most to Air Supply all day.” drugs and Dramatic Mission, by K inohncj tor poopio «vhn have Chris ’s alcohol and the Hampton Sides .r",j, ti nn Mapr f/mor girlfriend destruction of a 9. The Wild Blue: The Men .['O' C0,\O< vr> 'vyt.-hl Emily human being . A .-,i ;u • p;.- tunq* r’>! AeoKnds (Jennifer changed by the and Boys Who Flew the B- Aniston) is also very supportive big time. “Rock Star” also 24’s Over Germany, by CardldUe Houtd be imwfd In: of Chris to the point that she expresses the theme of • follows Chris ’s dreams rather sacriFice. That fame gives so Stephen E. Ambrose • An i leaving this. ” Wahlberg and own that she would love to Oiat can Im4 to a than her own. After a botched much but also takes other 10. Harry Potter and the performance by “Blood things we hold dear like Aniston give considerable depth fulfill. “Rock Star” is funny Sorcerer’s Stone, by J.K Pollution” (The name of the privacy. Privacy is the greatest to their performances and while yet bittersweet and an Participating In a • waa* we forgive the predictability of entertaining Film about Rowling, Mary Grandpre tribute band), Chris is kicked commodity a person has in their out of the band. But the next anonymity and fame takes it the story we are drawn to the following your dreams and day, Chris gets a phone call that away. The focus of the Film I two solid acting performances. dealing with the responsibilities Source: BarnesANobles.com will change his life. The believe is the relationship While Wahlberg shows more and consequences of stardom. guitarist from Steel Dragon between Chris and Emily. The capability in his role compared calls Chris to audition for lead passage of time wears on their to his emotionless acting in this *•* out of four singer. When Chris and Emily bond and eventually Emily summer’s “Planet of the Apes ”, get to Los Angeles they are expresses that she can ’t live in Aniston gives real MPAA rating: R for adult amazed at the home and all the the environment. She says, understanding to her role as a language, drug use, sexuality props in the gallery from classic “I’m not leaving you I’m girlfriend who cares deeply for and nudity Chris but has dreams of her •MM VAUIY LANTHf IN AAE M4n, 8egtam8er 14,2981 Tl WCKS Alls airwaves ■Ml “We don’t play current commercial bits, ” 1610 AM DJ says Tim Saunders top 30 airplay list,” said music,” said Broihier. “It’s Grand Valley Lanthorn Broihier. “We fulfill a function something I wouldn ’t have in the music industry by expected I’d be listening to Want to know one of Grand providing exposure to breaking when I started. I came here Valley’s best-kept secrets? We artists. Ultimately we are a listening to industrial and hard have a great college radio service to the listener and the rock. Now I’m into hip-hop, station. musicians. ” ambient, and Detroit Techno. Operating from the lower level “We’re here to show people I’m just exposed to so much of the Commons is AM radio what else is out there, ” said different music now. station 1610 WCKS, completely Broihier. “Commercial stations To those students who like the run by GVSU students. To those like WKLQ and WGRD play idea of exploring new music, tuning in for the First time, music what ’s already familiar so that Broihier invites you to do more director Jeremy Broihier says they can sell airtime. That ’s not than just tune in. not to be afraid of what you hear. what college radio is. We don ’t “We really need DJ’s right "We don ’t play current have any advertisements on now, ” said Broihier. ” If you’re commercial hits, ” said Broihier, WCKS.” interested, all you have to do is a senior Film and Video major. Broihier noted some of the stop in at the station and ask "That ’s because we’re not recent bands college radio has anyone there working when the motivated by sales. We’re here pushed into the mainstream. next training date is.” to give artists with musical “Bjork, Radiohead, Nine Inch Prospective DJ’s undergo an integrity some airplay. ” Nails, Smashing Pumpkins; equipment-training session that Like other college radio these are all bands with artistic includes a run through with Grand Valley Lanthorn / <4/ Smuder stations, WCKS provides a integrity. They weren ’t created operating the mixer, tape and by a corporation, ” said Broihier. CD players, and a shakedown Brent Bloem, the asscoiate metal director and VP of WCKS is in his fourth year working at the service for the music industry by station on campus. promoting up and coming In other words, donit tune in for on-air protocol. After that, artists. Record companies take expecting to hear the next the only other obligation is time Grateful Dead live show, the music industry from the several major spring festivals note of how popular bands are N’Sync hit. However, you can regular attendance at general but don ’t bring in Matchbox 20, inside, and you get lots of over the last five years, with college radio stations tune into the latest from the assembly meetings. or anything else you can hear on benefits, ” said Broihier. ‘‘For including headliners Outkast before they decide to push diverse worlds of electronic, Don ’t rush down to the station commercial radio stations. ” instance, I had the opportunity to and Cibo Matto with Sean certain bands into the hip-hop, jazz, world DJ’s, and with your collection of Doobie And for those who aremt do video interviews with Kid Lennon, the station doesmt have mainstream. R.E.M. is a classic RPM . In fact, Broihier is the Brothers cd’s just yet, though. satisfied with the idea of Koala and John Acquaviva for a a major concert planned for this example of a college radio band music director of WCKS RPM “You can bring in your own broadcasting themselves over documentary film class. That school year. Rather than bring in that went mainstream. music. music, as long as it’s the airwaves, Broihier has some would never have been possible big name college acts, WCKS “Within the record industry we “RPM is a better term for applicable, ” said Broihier. extra incentive for joining up. for me without WCKS.” will focus on promoting smaller report to different magazines our what ’s considered electronic “We’d probably go for a one- “It’s just fun. You learn about While the station hosted shows at local clubs.

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John B ach “The potential for networking Traditionally, institutes are established businesses. the development of courses Grand Valley Lanthom and servicing the needs of funded through membership “Directors at other institutes focusing on family business family-owned businesses is 41------may spend half their time selling management. Some courses huge, ” he said. their services [to area already exist in the MBA The Family Owned Business In addition, the institute The potential for businesses] leaving only little Institute, a partnership between program. Dr. Gregg Dimkoff provides the Grand Rapids Area time to actually work in the Tom Schwarz, the institute ’s Grand Valley State University Chamber of Commerce with a networking and community. ” Finance Department and the Grand Rapids Area Director, has said that the Seidman School of Business dedicated research arm, which servicing the needs Mielke also sees a lot of institute will focus on perhaps Chamber of Commerce opened will assist its own Family- opportunity for faculty and its doors this week to service the the most critical issue facing Owned Business Council gather offamily-owned students to participate in family businesses —passing the needs of family-owned information. research under the auspices of businesses in West Michigan. management torch from one “We did not want to duplicate businesses is huge. FOBI, such as helping to define generation of entrepreneurs to According to David Mielke, the services already provided the practices that help family I've heard about the Dean of the Seidman School of David Miekle the next. Nationally, only 30 there...But we strongly wanted companies succeed. percent of family businesses Rule of 72 in finance. What is Business, the Institute provides Dean of Seidman to move away from a club-type School of Business A major initiative to provide a make it to the second generation it? a unique opportunity to study atmosphere toward a service- baseline of information on family-owned business activity and just 10 percent to the third. oriented organization. ” ------ft family-owned businesses has The institute is funded in part in West Michigan, which has a While similar programs exist already been conducted, which with $301,000 that was raised in long tradition of at other universities, Grand fees of up to $5,000 per year, will serve as a starting point for a September 1999 tribute to intergenerational Valley’s is unique In that it which tends to makes them further study. It's a simple rule that entrepreneurship. Amway Corp. founders Richard will tell you how long it takes provides these services for free. selective toward the more Future programs may include DeVos and Jay Van Andel. your money to double. All you do is divide the rate of return into 72. Although the Rule gives only a ballpark estimate, in most cases it’s amazingly Graduate student joins Senate accurate. For example, if you have a Vicka Bell is the first “non-traditional” student to serve savings account paying 3% interest, the Rule says that your for graduate awareness. “I want the concerns of grad account balance will double in Adam B ird Grand Valley Lanthorn students to be addressed,” Bell said. 24 years (72 divided by 3 One of the first issues with which she wants to contend is equals 24). A financial the lack of dny kind of focus groups or social gatherings for calculator gives the true Every graduate assistant at Grand Valley is involved in campus affairs; Vicka Bell has taken her involvement to the graduate students. number: 23.5 years. next level by being the first graduate student to serve on “For graduate students there are problems meeting people The stock market, based on Student Senate. outside of the curriculum,” Bell said. “It would be great if decades of experience, has Bell was elected to the new seat last winter, which was they could have an outlet for this kind of activity.” Among returned 12% per year. The created to give the approximately 7,000 graduate students the possibilities is a graduate student orientation. Rule shows that you can expect at Grand Valley a voice. By no means, though, does Bell feel unaccepted by the your money to double in only 6 As a graduate assistant, Bell is a part of the leadership of campus community? “It’s a comfortable campus, I feel really welcomed,” Bell years if invested in a diversified Grand Valley, overseeing the resident advisors and affairs of Kirkpatrick and Stafford living centers. said. When she joined the Senate, Bell did not feel like stock portfolio, very close to there was any backlash or problems being a graduate the real number from a Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Bell graduated from the University of Illinois with a degree in psychology. Bell student. calculator - 6.1 years. Bell has not set goals yet as senator other then to increase chose GVSU for her graduate work in college student Grand Valley Lanthorn / Abby Hettmanspergei Using the Rule of 72, you can affairs and leadership. “GVSU has a good reputation in awareness about graduate students. “I just want non- impress your friends with your traditional student concerns to be looked at as well,” Bell' higher education, ” Bell said. “I’ve met a lot of strong Vicka Bell is the first graduate student to serve ability to do what seems like leaders from GVSU.” said. complex compounding on Student Senate and looks to improve the She plans to take an active role within the senate, pushing involvement of graduate students at GVSU. calculations in your head. TAX now; however, the House of ATTACK PEPSI Representatives will need a lot BUS continued from page 3 continued from page 3 continued from page 3 continued from page 1 of convincing from students Washington were closed. considered this fall,” he said. before they will vote to repeal Grand Valley Freshman more Coke products being it,” Witt said. Ground phone lines and cell sold on campus too, ” junior, Senator John Schwarz is the Kelly Pasque thinks the phone communications were chair for the Senate Dan Mitchell, Student Senate Help! The semester is weekend bus services are a Alex Thelen said. “We vice president of campus only two weeks old, and jammed for two hours wouldn ’t get the same benefits, Appropiations Subcommittee good idea. for Higher Education. He is affairs, also went to Lansing already I'm having trouble following the attacks in the but maybe it would make more with Witt. He drafted a Pasque said that she will D.C. area. sponsoring the Michigan balancing my spending. Wjiat u^ (be weekend services to people on campus happy. ” resolution that asks state “America was targeted fdr While many agreed with this Tuition Redticrlbn TnitiatWe, can I do? go shopping and dancing. Senate Bill 371. legislators to repeal the credit. “ I don ’t have a car and it attack because we’re the opinion, junior Derek DeKam The resolution was passed brightest beacon for freedom thought Pepsi is still the best. “Senator Schwarz believes it will be a great source of is imperative that the tax credit during the Student Senate transportation, ” Pasque said. and opportunity in the world,” He is happy with the contract. meeting on Sept. 6, and it will “I wouldn ’t enjoy it if it be repealed and that the funds You aren't alone. Lipnicki hopes that students Bush said. the state reserves on its be sent to all state legislators. will take advantage of the Bush, who was on a trip to involved Coke,” Dekam said. “I The other 14 university Controlling spending is a prefer Pepsi because I really accounting books be returned to available services. Florida, was initially flown to the students of Michigan, ” said student senates were expected problem for most college “A vibrant and engaged enjoy the taste of Mountain to create similar resolutions. students, and for that matter, for Barksdale Air Force Base in Dew and Pepsi, and it even Rebecca Jarvis, his chief of campus community will Louisiana before flying to an staff. “We expect a vote on the McLogan said the repeal is a a good portion of the non ­ provide more opportunities to seems the marketing appeals to significant issue, and it is air force base in Nebraska. our generation more so than bill they first day back from student population. successfully offer additional recess.” receiving £i lot of attention from Some budgeting problems are weekend programming and “This is a day when all Coke does.” President Murray. Americans from every walk Even though many students Ben Witt said it appears the fairly unique to students, activities at the Allendale state Senate is in favor of the “Our lobbying firm is however. For one thing, no one Campus, ” Lipnicki said of life unite in our resolve for may be disappointed that Coke watching this closely, as am I, isn ’t more abundant on campus, repeal, but he ’s not so sure is watching - just you. Copies of the weekend bus justice and peace, ” said Bush. about the House of as is President Murray,” schedule will be available “America has stood down the “Pepsi generation ” looks McLogan said. “It’s important You can do what you want like it is here to stay at Grand Representatives. soon call 895-2020 for more. enemies before, and we will “I think it has a very good to know because it is important and worry about paying the Valley State. to students. piper later. Further, working do so this time.” shot at passing the Senate right more to earn more money is bound to take is toll on your gpa. In my experience, most ENROLLMENT ALERT Labs GiVeS U Healthy Choices full-time college students continued from page 3 cannot work more than 10-15 Brain Damage Resulting from Dangerous Drinking* hours per week without doing “I don ’t think there is damage to their grade point anything going on that makes IDANGllMMJS DMHIOHG ACTT1CTS US A'L'H this campus more appealing to averages (Remember this point And It U3j)«(fi3alll]y ulTTsu'ts ibirailn d&YkJbpjuiait In when trying to explain your low females than to males.” The numbers for all ethnic tsujiiigws gpa to your parents). groups have gone up this year Here are a few pointers. Don't with the Asian population use credit cards. Think of them increasing the most at 18.9 Tift bdbJftacftbl Lrnli) 3a ciiurtivtttriavil) bj *j>Jb3t3t31j.* Tint jimma 313a as a convenience for renting percent. 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Grand Valley Lanthorn / Abbey llettmansperger Celebration on the Grand hosted several concerts and activities. The Verve Pioe, pictured left and above, headlined the concert series. Thousands of fans packed into the open field to hear the alternative band play.

Band, an original Tex-Mex don ’t get enough chances to see band. free shows, said Michael Gray, “There is a lot of Guatemalan WGRD DJ and member of a jewelry for sale here, many new local band Cycle. Mexican things too, like Even through the occasional CELEBRATION overcoats, and sterling jewelry,” downpour, the crowds made the said vendor Rebeca Reyna. best of it, participating in mud As far as original Hispanic fights, and mud sliding. on the food and drink, the best proof All the members of 19 Wheels was authentic Honduran coffee were ecstatic with the turnout, beans and coffee brewing at two of them being GVSU Amy and Amando Contreras ’ alumni, drummer Rob Dickey booth. Contreras being a fourth and bassist Tim Marzorati. generation Honduran and “It is a huge honor to be asked growing the beans on his own to do this show, the fans are GRAND farm truly gave people a taste of wonderful, this is all part of the Latin America. dream,” said guitarist Scott “We have had a good Owens in reference to the rock- Tonko Souan downtown area. The response, and people seem to and-roll dream. enjoy the festival,” said Amy “The crowd is diverse here in Grand Valley Lanthorn Celebration took place from Sept. 7 through 9 and along Contreras. GR, everyone is enjoying Along with children ’s events, themselves, there are kids, A combination of drizzle and with the Hispanic Festival. “We work very closely with food booths, entertainment and parents and, there are even a downpour brought mixed even a Pina Colada booth and parents with kids,” said Dickey. expectations for the 22nd the Hispanic Festival every year,” said Joel Schaff, beer tents, the Festival was a “It is a great hometown crowd,” Annual Celebration on the success for all ages. all the members agreed. Grand in Grand Rapids ’ chairman of events for the Celebration on the Grand. “Twenty years ago, I went to Along with Molly, Bliss 66, Under the direction of Ed my first Celebration on the and Julius Bragg, 19 Wheels is Sosa, the Hispanic Festival Grand, and there we dedicated a quickly rising band, sure to brought audiences a great mix the Festival to the opening of make it to the next big level. of Latin music, food, vending, the Gerald R. Ford museum, the And if Carson Daly invited- and events affiliated around new Art Museum location, and them to his show, “We would go family and children. the re-opening of the new for sure,” the band said in' “It is a good time, many Amway Grand Plaza Hotel,” perfect unison. people come each year,” said said Schaff. “This is a great crowd, and* Kathy Raven, crowd control This year, the Celebration was even though there were some- personnel. dedicated to the new minor technical difficulties we2 Many vendors didn ’t expect Courthouse and the new park. had fun, and we’ve always^ much due to the rain. “The really shows the way of wanted to play in the rain, ” said- “Once the rain stopped, the life of people in Grand Rapids, ” Johnny Griffes of Molly. festival just got better, ” said Schaff said. “1 have nothing but positive! Joan Smith, vendor of Hispanic Schaff said people were in things to say about the GR religious artifacts. good spirits even though there crowd,” Verve Pipe ’s- People just grew in numbers was unexpected rain. keyboardist Doug Corella said. during the small recessions of Hundreds of volunteers “We had so much trouble downpour and enjoyed the helped the event happen and getting here with all of our fireworks on Friday evening, close to a year of planning went airplane delays, but the weather along with background sounds into this and every Celebration cooperated and it is very cool to* of Joe Ibarra y Sangre Nuevea on the Grand. be back here, ” Verve Pipe “We will start planning once Drummer Donny Brown said. again in early November going Doing a free show for a over the likes and dislikes of community shows a certain" this years festival,” Schaff said. generosity, and when asked how “The Celebration is a chance it feels to give something like * for people to come out and that, Verve Pipe ’s lead singer enjoy something that they Brian VanderArk simply said, usually can ’t,” said Schaff. “It is “It feels so great to do this and good to be able to give back to come back to where it all the community and offer free happened. ” The Verve Pipe music and entertainment. ” concluded their show on Schaff, along with other Saturday evening with a members of the board of rendition to Supertramp ’s directors, agreed that this year’s classic, Take the Long Way festival showed Grand Rapids ’ Home. Joining them on the spirit with a large crowd stage was a percussion quartet numbers and the fun they were and harmonica player Craig having. “Griff’ Griffeth, with his new Saturday evening brought band project Motherbird quite a large selection of music underway. to the two stages on either side With their September 25 of the river. While the west release of their album stage brought rock-and-roll and Underneath and a tour coming, pop, the other stage brought a around. Verve Pipe is doing ' steady elixir of Blues. what they know to do best. All “The Blues music was the bands on the west staged brought to the public by WLAV, involved in the CelebratiorC Budweiser, and the Dogpit, ” were given good publicity byr said WLAV disk jockey local radio station WGRD, ancF Lesleigh Green. as far as their success, they hava- Among many of the their talent to thank. performers, South Side Denny, “We have had top notclt Lady Sunshine and the X band bands, and top notch and Jimmy Stagger performed. entertainment, ” said Schaff, The largest number of people while visibly the people gathered at the west stage where enjoyed the community spirit performances were given all and morale, along with good evening by Julius Bragg, Molly, food, good sights, and the 19 Wheels, Bliss 66, and the beauty of downtown Grand main event. The Verve Pipe. Rapids. “This is great because kids