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CEDARS- September 26, 2003 News - Junior Jam Welcomes Children Young's Jersey Dairy • A Working Farm Udders & Putters Jon Collins • Two Restaurants Miniature Golf • Homemade Ice Catered Group No Bull. Staff Writer Cream Picnics • Petting Zoo Great Sandwiches Just Covered & Heated With five years of successful • Friendly Service • Two Sift Shops Tee Driving Range Family history, Junior Jam has become • Homemade Donuts Great Study Break! one of the most popular events Fun at that brings prospective stu­ dents to the Cedarville Young's! University campus. This past April, Junior Jam attracted • Best M ilkshake in Ohio ( Ohio Magazine) 2,600 people. • Best Ice Cream in the Region [Region’s Business Reader's Poll] • #1 Attraction in the Dayton-Springfield Area [DaytonBusiness Due to Junior Jam's popular­ Jouma\ ity and the increased interest surrounding this event, the One mile north of Yellow Springs on Route 68 937-325-0629 [email protected] External Relations Department www.youngsdairy.com added a second date- agents who fought villains campus, the youth leaders Dairy Store Hours — 6 am to 10 pm Sun-Thurs September 20. from the World Agency, which wereinvited to workshops 6 am to 11 pm Fri & Sat "We found that we just is a criminal group that tortures designed to enhance their couldn't accommodate all of people to find the answer to the skills. Organizations, such as the people who wanted to question "What is the Great Regular Baptist Press, Scioto come on one date," said Escape?"The program, which Hills Baptist Camp, Skyview CEDARS External Relations Director, was entitled "The Great Ranch, and Xenia Christian Janice Supplee. Escape," encouraged the chil­ School, hosted workshops on a The program, speaker, and dren to flee from different variety of topics, such as: How STAFr games were the same. types of sin through activities to Share Christ with Your Carrie J. Schaeffer However, it was a whole dif­ that were sprawled across the Junior Age Students, Arts and Editor in Chief ferent group of kids, many of campus. These events includ­ Crafts for Juniors, and Games, whom were seeing the campus ed, Who's Lyin' Anyways, Games, Games. By the Sara L Denhart Rich R. Leb edda for the first time. Crash of Criticism, Self­ event's end, the children had News Editor Photographer This September, Junior Jam Control Stampede, The Great seen a magician, heard a wor­ brought 1,200 people to cam­ Greed Giveway, and the ship band, played some wild Lindsay E. Marks Sarah E. McDtvItt pus around 9 a.m. to register Illusion Confusion. and crazy games, and had the A 3 E Editor Photographer and enjoy an opening rally in The Illusion Confusion, chance to see the Cedarville the Dixon Ministry Center. which was hosted by Christian campus. Riihina K. Northcuft Jason Potts The campus band, The Upper illusionist David Hennig, used Best of all, the kids were able Sports Editor Photographer Room, accompanied the rally tricks and illustrations to teach to hear the Word of God from and a secret agent duo led the the kids solid Biblical truths not only their church leaders Rachel A Herring Jeff D. Cassano kids through a plotline that tied while entertaining them. but from Cedarville student Copy Editor Business Manager together the events of the day. While their youth groups and counselors and participants as The hosts were government children were running around well. Jeff Stevenson Elizabeth Clawson Copy Editor Advertising M anager Talent continued from page 1 Alisa M Pierre Dr. S. Calhoun C>*e A J/yfct Design 3 A dvisor did not expect to place, noted, Ellis continued, "I was excited Production Editor "The crazy thing was, girls by the diversity of acts and voted for a song that was sole­ thought that we really showed Cedars is the bi-weekly student newspaper of ly purposed to express the fault a lot of talent." Septem ber 26 Cedarville University The goal of Cedars is to inform and in girls. Who would have Other Famous Talent Show entertain our readership through reporting on our campus thought?" performers, in order of appear­ F p . y » . and our community Jenna Ellis, who performed ance, included Drew The opinions expressed herein are of the writers, a martial arts routine complete DePenning, Abby Ellis, Luke F f e e ^ M e but not necessarily those of Cedars, its staff, or of with a board break, enjoyed Seelye, Tim Warren, Kim Cedarville University All submissions are the property of interacting with the other per­ Williams, Jordan Jacobsen, P M C F e e f M t Cedars and are subject to editing and/or revision. formers and said that Caitlin Longfellow, Stephanie Year-long subscriptions are available to the public rehearsals were "crazy and a Shank, Mark Hershey, Adam for S15 (U.S. Mail). Please make checks payable to Cedars. lot of fun." Ellis was surprised Ploeg, and Tom Mack. 251 N. Mah Sf. - Cedarvie, OH- 45314 that none of the dance routines (937) 766-4991 placed. 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Josh M oo dy Dawson McAllister has been Helpdesk, for teens that need Contributing Writer ministering to young people immediate counseling and for the last 40 years, since the prayers. Thursday, Sept. 18, during late 1960s, when he started a Dawson often says that, chapel, an ordinary looking coffee house ministry for run­ "Never in the history of man got up in front of us to away youths in California. America has the American speak. He wasn't really funny, Since then, he has been speak­ teenager faced so many trials " t o seemed a little eccentric, and ing, counseling, and writing and temptations," but adds that, many of us had never heard of books to help teens with the "never have they been more /■ / him. But as we listened to real problems in their lives, open to receiving the Gospel." him, and looked into his eyes, both physical and spiritual. He challenged students, as he left us with no doubt about For the last 12 years, he has young people growing into one thing: he cared deeply been running Dawson Dawson McAllister prays for trou­ adulthood, to seek out the har­ about each and every one of McAllister Live, a two-hour bled teens on the radio. vest and minister to those S w r f t A f o o t us. He had never met most of weekly radio show where any Contributed around us-especially the youth. us, and never would. But in one under 21-years-old can Regardless of their major, $ / 8 his eyes there burned a deep, call to talk, get advice, coun­ any web surfer can post prayer Cedarville students were chal­ passionate caring for all young sel, and prayer. McAllister requests and pray for those of lenged by Dawson McAllister's people. We knew that he was also started a website, others. The web site also links testimony and message in praying for us. ThePrayerRoom.com, where to his Live Hopeline and Live chapel. 4 CEDARS- September 26. 2003

“Isn't it more true to say that, once we reach a place in our walk as Christians where we have tamed most of the obvious sins, once we have comforted M oney, n.: A blessing that is oF ourselves with the assurance of heaven, no advantage to us excepting that we decide we are as free to enjoy when we part with it. An evi­ the world as fully as others? W e live in dence of culture and a passport a way that there is little to be seen of true spirituality in our conversation, our everyday walk, in our character and commitment. And could we expect anything else when we do not seek or enjoy the fullness o f the Spirit that is 1 promised to us?” -Andrew Murray

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“The fact that astronomies change while the stars abide is a true analogy of every realm of human life and thought, religion not least of all. No existent theology can be a final formulation of spiritual truth.” -Harry Emerson Fosdick

"Receive every day as a resurrection from death, as a new enjoyment of life; meet every rising sun with such sentiments of God’s good- “Nothing worth having comes ness, as if you had seen it, and all things, new - without some kind of fight.” - created upon your account: and under the sense of so great a blessing, let your joyful -Bruce Cockburn heart praise and magnify so good and glorious a Creator." -William Law CEDARS- September 26, 2003 5

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www.PKI.com * 513-754-5800 or 1-800-288-0808 CEDARS- September 26, 2003 -Viewpoints File Sharing is a Moral Issue Christian Culture

Brian Masser made our generation accus­ Unfortunately, Christians Columnist Stifles Creativity tomed to receiving free things have become very good at on the web. Consequently, our rational-izing 21st century sin. Karley Hood has given us minds that work On Monday, September 15, mindset tells us that anything We hide behind the excuse, as well as the mainstream Columnist the Recording Industry we are able to access online "the Bible doesn't directly artists’, and He has given us Association of America must be free. address it therefore I will exer­ It is now possible to live special revelation too. So why (RIAA) filed 261 lawsuits Adding to the confusion is cise my liberty in Christ." If without ever becoming aren't we the pioneers and the against music-lovers across the the term "file-sharing" itself. there were an 11th involved in mainstream innovators? country for either distributing The idiom leads individuals to Commandment which said, American culture. Christians Plus, much of what we pro­ or downloading copyrighted believe that they are not steal­ "Thou shalt not pirate copy­ have successfully created duce downplays God. Many music over the internet. Sadly, ing but simply "sharing." By righted software," I guarantee alternatives to almost every­ people have taken elements of one of their first suits involved definition, sharing is "to allow most of us would think twice thing the mainstream offers, Christianity and used them to 12-year-old Brianna LaHara of someone to use or enjoy some­ before doing it. from films to clothing, televi­ get in on the market. Weight- New York City. "I got really thing that one possesses." In And yet, the Bible does tell sion to baby toys, and even loss books titled W hat W ould scared. My stomach is all turn­ other words, when an item is us not to steal, but we do not Internet news sites. Plausibly, Jesu s E at? Fitness books called ing," Brianna told the New shared, only one person has think this applies to the internet one could go without ever see­ D id Jesus Exercise? These are York Post. possession of it at a time. This for some reason. Let me clue ing a secularly-produced prod­ actual products. I'm pretty sure Even more disturbing to me, is not the case with file-shar­ some of you in on a little uct, except in the grocery God and the writers of the Bible however, is that file-sharing is ing, however, since both indi­ secret: when God said "I AM," store. In effect, Christians have did not intend to cater to our not an isolated problem. In viduals possess an exact copy He was not referring to an finally succeeded in creating a Western notions of dieting and fact it has an equal, if not of the file on their computer at early version of instant mes­ "culture of Christ." weight loss when they wrote greater, impact upon the the exact same time. senger (IM). If the Bible had But is this right? Is it really God's Holy Word. Christian sector. According to The second reason why file­ directly addressed sin in the a good idea for us to wear our Unfortunately, these are only a Newsweek, almost 300,000 sharing is so prevalent among 21st century, there would have Christian T-shirts, listen to our few examples of what Christian people shared Third Day songs Christians is rationalization. been a lot of confused shep­ Christian music, and watch our sub-culture has done with our in the month of June alone. Probably the most popular herds! As a result, Christians Christian movies while ignor­ God. What kind of message is that rationalization is, "CDs are too were given the Holy Spirit to ing the rest of American pop If Christian sub-culture isn't sending to society about the expensive." While this admit­ guide and convict them in mat­ culture? the right way to go, what is? integrity of Christians? tedly is true, it does not justify ters such as file-sharing. The Not long ago, Christians It takes critical thinking to be Unfortunately, file-sharing stealing them. Few of us problem, however, is that many could not choose whether to be immersed in mainstream cul­ has even reared its ugly head would even consider stealing of us have become calloused to involved in their culture or not. ture without drowning in it. in Cedarville. This past sum­ an actual CD from the store, the prodding of the Holy Spirit. Certainly the believers of the One purpose of education is to mer Cedarville received a let­ but do not think twice about While file-sharing has dras­ New Testament could not. develop just that and we, as ter from the motion picture doing so online. tically decreased on campus in Christians such as Paul were Cedarville students get our edu­ industry regarding a summer Christians also rationalize light of Cedarville's new poli­ so culture-savvy they could cation through the right world­ studies student who had down­ file-sharing by claiming that cy, the question remains: has quote secular writers in their view. Let's not take it for grant­ loaded Lord of the Rings over they are using it to spread the the moral dilemma of file-shar­ letters, discourse with the ed. our network. According to good news about Christ via ing really been solved? Are we philosophers of the day, and fit Also, those of us who are Dean Purple, the industry music. In fact, according to an as students complying for fear in with noblemen and com­ musicians, artists, etc. need to asked Cedarville to address the article in Contemporary of demerits or fear of the Lord? moners alike for the purpose of learn not to create "Christian issue or else they would be Christian Music, youth pastors It is my hope that we will evangelism. art," for if our relationship with held negligent. Consequently, and youth leaders are among become so convicted that we I John 2:5 tells us not to love God is right, all art we create the school adopted our current the largest group of those pirat­ seek sanctification in every the world or anything in it. will be Christian art, whether it file-sharing policy which pro­ ing Christian music. As stated comer of our lives. However, it is possible to be mentions God or not. Christian hibits the transfer of copyright­ in the article, "Youth pastors engaged in the world without artists should be original, even ed materials over CedarNet. are buying one copy of a CD Rules for "Find the loving it. In fact, the Bible if it means stepping out the Cedarville is not alone, and burning it for their entire Button" Contest: states that we should be in, but bounds of "acceptable" however. Dean Purple points youth group." Former Pastor The first person to e-mail not of, the world. We can be Christian fare. out that he has "read other Steven Mansfield points out in the Cedars account immersed in current culture Finally, Christians should get [Christian] college newspapers the article, "The youth pastor is after 5 p.m. on Friday, without drowning in it. Paul out into the world. Getting where they have received sim­ just grateful that the kids are and the believers of the past involved in a community min­ September 26, and tell us ilar letters from the music listening to Third Day rather did it. We can do it too. istry is a great start, even listen­ Mark Button's location industry." So why is file-shar­ than Marilyn Manson. He The tragedy of Christian ing to music, reading books, ing so prevalent in Christian doesn't care if it's stolen or not, will win. Winner will be sub-culture is that it conains and watching films that are circles today? The first and he's just grateful to get the kids announced In the next nothing really original. We mainstream - all while critically most obvious answer is igno­ off the weird stuff." Issue; prize will be sent to have take whatever main­ evaluating them-is great. rance. Many Christians simply Whatever the excuse may winner via campus mall. stream artists and innovators Let's not get trapped in the do not understand the concept be, file-sharing ultimately is an Last Issue's Winner. come up with, copy, and "culture of Christ." For how of intellectual property. issue of the heart. K e v in C o te "Christianize" it, thus produc­ can we tell the world about As Dean Purple noted, the ing our so-called "Christian Christ if we're not living within advent of the internet has alternatives." However, God it? CEDARS- September 26, 2003 7 Viewpoints Cedarville Culture Sweeps the Globe SludenI Faces

without running into summer we must have spread Dan Alburqer Cedarstudents. In a way it's- our borders into oumeighbor- Columnist comforting. In a way. I was ing "mother" town. Anne Marie here the weekend before As always, with expansion of With the coronation of Dr. Getting Started and I went to power come more responsibili­ Gaynier Brown looming in our near Wal-Mart. There was no one ties. Paradoxically, our icon of future, it is only fitting that we there, and I was scared. Mark power sits right out in the open recognize the fact that the Button was there, and it was in the DMC, an obvious sign of Junior Nursing kingdom of Cedarville is sim­ good to see him, but he doesn’t our status as a soon-to-be ply exploding. There is no M a jo r know me; though I'm sure he's world power. However, we other way to describe it. It going to look me up after he must be careful because, as in seems that the longer I am at reads this. It is kinda fun, the computer game "Age of If you were not In college, Cedarville, the more people I though, going out some place Empires," if someone were to what would you be doing? meet who have heard about our like a restaurant and seeing a capture said relic they would I would be a Broadway As a child, what did you wonderful Ohio-home. When I dozen of your schoolmates. win the game and send us back dancer. want to become when you first prepared to head out to Our huge expansion has its to the Iron Age. Luckily for us, grew up? Cedarville and people asked pros and cons, however. One there have been increased I wanted to become a kinder­ What Inspires you? me what college I would be negative is that apparently security measures, including, Original and authentic music garten teacher. attending, I told them and they SGA has forgotten how to be but not limited to, spotlights. would do the small head-nod - inspires me. funny. A positive side of our So Cedarville University is What Is your most embar­ the one where you know they growth is that local businesses growing. With this growth rassing moment? don't know. "It's in southwest are prospering by us. Barnes comes many new and exciting What's your theme song? In high school chemistry class Ohio," I'd tell them. "Right! and Noble is putting in a new aspects of life for us here at Gloria Gaynor's "I Will I made a rocket out of an Ohio State." section of books between "the 'ville," like the rumor that Survive" empty can of Pringles. When When you first look at "Religion" and "New Age" that there is a Subway moving in it went off it was so loud that Cedarville University and its will be "Books for Cedarville where Bentino's used to be. Where do you see your­ everyone thought it was a surroundings, the first impres­ Students to Use on Their IBS (I'm officializing this simply self In ten years? bomb and it disrupted the sion you do not get is "Wow, Preps." because I want it to be true.) Either as a pediatrics nurse in whole school. this college is really exploding All of Cedarville is growing; Help the spread of our institu­ New York City or in Kansas culturally." Where else in the it's a fact. In a recent survey, tion, tell all your friends at City Kansas or as a registered What TV or movie char­ world can you go to a school when asked how many coun­ home. We want Cedarville to nurse, first assistant to the that is such a place of cultural tries Cedarville grads are living span both Gorges, all of John acter can you relate to? doctor in surgery. avant garde yet is so carefully in, the answer came back, Bryant and Springfield (ghetto Dharma from D harm a a n d hidden among the gracefully "about a million." I concur. and proper). If our college con­ Greg. flowing amber waves of soy? We're all over. tinues to grow at its present What Is one thing that No, Cedarville is a hidden At the Kiev Orchestra con­ rate, we can spread our campus most people don't know What is your best child­ jewel. A hidden jewel with cert on Tuesday, it was over most of Ohio before about you? 3,000 students who all go to hood memory? revealed that Cedarville Florida finishes tallying the I may seem really quiet, but Family reunions in Colorado the same places for fun. You University is actually in Xenia. votes from the Bush/Gore elec­ on the inside I'm a talkative, can't go anywhere around here Sometime over the tion. Compiled by Lydia Schnittge/y

Your responses: “So whaf do you think about..." Guys with long hair?

“I was a long haired guy myself for a few weeks my junior year. For the 2 weeks it lasted it was great, so long as I didn't go outside. Then it was just blinding as the wind whipped my hair into my eyes. It wasn't going to work, so I got rid of my long curls for something a little more practical. I think every guy should grow their hair out at least once in their lifetime (or at least before they lose it). However, I also think most guys shouldn't have long hair. It takes a special wig to pull it off and make it look good. Most guys with hair longer than the Cedarville average (that average being somewhere between military cut and Backstreet Boy) do it because they just flat out like it. It's nice not to blend in with the crowd and it makes it easier for people to remember your name. I think people just need to realize that bad is bad is bad. Long hair can look bad on a guy the same way short hair can. I personally don't have short hair, but I'm nowhere close to breaking handbook. Why? Because I like it, and my girlfriend plays with the curls. “ -Darren Reckner

“A very, very, very good thing....” -Sarah Brahler

"I think guys with long hair is what college is all about. It is all well and good to maintain a dignified educational environment, but if long hair is a way for us to express our youth and rebellion in a constructive manner...plus, winter is coming, and by using our hair as covering for our ears, we save cost of hat materials. Not very often can you be cool AND cost efficient at the same time!" V___- Justin Ippoliti______8 CEDARS- September 26, 2003 Viewpoints Letter to the Editor: From Jason Ney that, to be students. We are One of the biggest issues on here for an education that will campus this year is no doubt prepare us for our future. How the new media policy con­ could one possibly do that by cerning what movies are sitting around their room, allowed to be viewed in alone for two hours, watching dorms. Not only was an entire some of the most amoral, adul­ editorial devoted to the policy terous people on earth pre­ in the last issue, but references tending to have sex and kill in other articles were made as each other? well. Unless a student slept I know all of the arguments through everything last year, about why we need to be in he knew that he was only step with the culture. 1 also allowed to watch G-rated understand the need to movies while on campus. unwind, and occasionally a If I could propose a question movie can aid in doing so. no one else seems to care to Are there not enough PIXAR address - what was wrong movies available to satisfy with the old policy? Last year, those cravings? Frankly, I when I heard the initial believe many students use rumors of the new media poli­ "cultural relevancy" as an cy, I cringed. What possible excuse to watch movies or lis­ benefit could come from such ten to music they know is not a change? How could being worth their time. Can you able to watch more movies in really sit there with God the dorm be "a breath of fresh watching and say, "my view­ air?" ing this brings glory to You?" Our primary goal as Cedarville students is just Please see Editorial Page 9

He Said; She Said

Dan Alburqer J h e s a id : "Describe (in entirety) your S h e s a id "Sum up the opposite “If I get lost, I randomly drive Columnist preparation for an event such "Three months before the gender in one word." down streets hoping to see as Junlor/Senlor, the prom, event, go shopping to try on something familiar. Once I get etc." dresses. After going through H e s a id : "You are driving and you get to some place I recognize, 1 H e s a id : every store three times to make "Complicated" lost. What happens if you are call my mommy and ask her to "The event is at 7 p.m. Do sure you didn't miss any, go "Girls" alone? With others?" give me directions. Under no homework (if you're a fellow back to the first one and buy it. "Inexplicable" H e s a id : circumstances do I ever let on enginerd) or play video games In the months before the event, "I am pretty used to getting to anyone else that I got lost (if you're a comp science per­ try on the dress every night to lost, so I generally know going to some obvious place son) or go out and be a pimp (if make sure it still fits. Three S h e s a id what direction I have to go, like my best friend's house. If you're com arts) until 6 p.m., weeks before the event, gather "Basic" just not the roads to take to I did, I would never hear the then shower and shave. Grab a friends and try different hair "Impossible" get there. When I realize I am end of "well, if you only paid snack. 6:40 - put on the sty les to find the persfect one. "Incomprehensible" lost, I drive around for a little attention," and other such suit/tux/whatever. 6:45 - fin­ A week before the event, go bit. Only a while, because I taunts.If I'm with friends then ishing touches (hair, cologne, shopping again to buy shoes, know what will happen if I I don't have to worry about it teeth, etc.), look in the mirror purses, and other must-haves. keep wandering. The very since I hate driving, so I let real quick to make sure there The day of the event, gather best people to ask for direc­ them drive and then I get to are no massive zits (little ones friends together three hours tions are garbage men or mail laugh at them when they get are OK). 6:50 - grab your before the event. Do people. They drive all the lost and I, ironically, get to be flowers and gift (which you've makeovers, then hair, and If you want to answer the streets every day. When I get the calm voice of reason as prearranged) head out to pick finally put on the beloved "He Said; She Said" lost with people, I usually they wind themselves up in a up the woman. Your car better dress and accessories. Pack questions and have your take votes as to which way surmounting panic. I also get be clean inside and out - and your purse with all you could submissions considered we should turn, assuming to read the map; I've gotten make sure the first thing you possibly need for the event. for upcoming issues, that the audience is always quite good at this over the say is that she looks beautiful. After a three minute glance in please e-mail Dan right (the "Who Wants to be a years of going new places and Make sure you mean it. Then the mirror to check minor Alburger. \Millionaire" principle).” inevitably getting lost." head to the event." details, walk out the door." CEDARS- September 26, 2003 -Viewpoints Playground Perplexity; Cedar Faces Racial Dialogues at CU Ryan Fulrell, Chris Lucartnl differently shaped eyes or comes up in the classroom, but Columnist darker shades of skin than I rarely on our knees and in our Assistant thought about eye color or late night chats. Professor of At college you talk about sunburns. Whenever I heard a At least, that's been my everything. From playful ban­ joke about people groups, I experience, and it's my expla­ English ter to passionate arguments, was always uncomfortable. nation for why I can't give an students talk about everything. Those jokes were impolite answer about how racism Being a student involves ques­ things that only mean people impacts my life. The awk­ tioning and searching our­ said. In meeting new kids, I ward quietness comes from What classes do you What Is your most embar­ selves. No subject goes applied the playground ethic: feeling unable to do something teach? untouched. if they didn't punch or steal, about a problem I never knew rassing college memory? Two composition classes and Except racism. they didn't deserve to be existed in reality. But I usual­ My freshman year of college I one advanced composition It's a topic that often passes excluded from playtime. ly don't go around talking fell asleep in chapel (at class. In the spring I will be right over our debates about My high school experience about my internal angst and Cedarville) and the chapel picking up a fiction work­ Calvin's fifth point or the fair­ followed that code - enhanced "racial" upbringing. speaker called me out over it. shop class. ness of curfew. I'm sure many slightly by DC Talk's "recon- However, a few weeks ago, I Cedarville students discuss ciliation"-themed songs (any­ attended a meeting between What song do you love racism in sociology and litera­ one remember "Free at Last" Wilberforce and Cedarville Where do you see your­ but that you hate admitting ture classes and, for a few, it or "Colored People"?). I students where all that awk­ self in ten years? you even know? may be an issue close to heart. rubbed shoulders with lots of wardness surfaced. I was I see myself still teaching at "How Bizarre" by OMC But ask me to talk about race kids that had non-white back­ there to cover the event for Cedarville, but in an office and its effect on my attitudes grounds. We didn't talk about Cedars. But when Dr. Susan with windows. towards real people and I get racism because we were too Warner (Cedarville) and Whafs your favorite confused, maybe a little quiet busy complaining about teach­ Professor Mimi Mickle As a child, what did you quote? too. ers and tests. We didn't think (Wilberforce) split the entire want to become when I'm not sure but it's probably I was raised in a tidy, middle- about it either. But I had room up into small groups for from Cool Hand Luke. you grew up? class suburb. Mom and Dad strong feelings about racists discussion, I was in for a In kindergarten I wanted to never talked about race, ever. and emphatically believed that whole different experience. be a life guard and an alliga­ What's your favorite My sisters and I were raised to my melanin had nothing to do This was talking to real people verse(s)? treat people with kindness, with my worth or anyone from a different school and tor trainer. respect, and good manners, but else's.Coming to Cedarville from a different ethnic back­ 1 Samuel 12:24 and Proverbs 27:17; I also like Proverbs We were never told that race added to that awkward quiet­ ground. What Inspires you? doesn't matter, that a person's 24:26 ness I mentioned earlier. I lost My assignment changed Good food. color has no bearing on their my simple, "playground" when I was assigned to group Worth as a person. Dad never response to evil racists. number five and told to meet In college what type of What was your worst job •ntentionally avoided the issue Whatever the cause, I discov­ the other "number five's" in student were you? around the dinner table, but for ered a "disconnect" " between one of the APP lounges. I ever? I was dedicated to the classes the Lucarini family, race sim­ Cedarville and the outside found there a mixed group of My worst job was when I that I liked and was interested ply didn't exist. world. Here at Cedarville, we Cedarville and Wilberforce worked at Leonard's Truck in. Overall I was a good stu­ This race-less existence promote racial equality with students, slowly working up and Shed Supply. Every day I dent and I enjoyed school. shaped most of my racial val­ chapel speakers and diversity the courage to share their repainted the floors of the ues. I thought no more about centered programs. Racism names and make small talk. warehouse after people had tracked mud in from the day Compiled by Lydia Schnittger before. Editorial that we do about the people in those around you; talk about Continued from page 8 our hall or unit. As Christians, life and what is really impor­ we are to do all to the glory of tant, not movies. Get outside. So What Do You Think... God. Is there no paper that God's creation is amazing. We How many times have you could be written or improved, were not put on this earth to How do you balance your really used a movie as a wit­ no one you know in need of please ourselves, to waste away nessing tool? A lack of com­ encouragement, no phone call in front of a screen. All the time academic, spiritual, mon movie references with the to be made to mom and dad, we have spent in front of the unsaved will never hinder your just to talk? Is watching a screen, serving no one but our­ and social lives? ability to witness. Often, it movie really the best use of selves, will be worth nothing 111 ay enhance your witness by your time?Why don't we as once we have moved on to the Email Us! showing how you are careful students build stronger bonds next life. Remember that the c°nceming what you consider between one another besides next time you go to pop in that Your Answer Could be Featured entertainment.We already what facets of Hollywood DVD. In the next Issue of Cedars. know more about celebrities wehave in common? Talk with 10 CEDARS- September 26. 2003 A 8 E

Band Culture Watch: Kiev Symphony Orchestra Continued from page 1

Amanda Anderson into complimenting his song. it's personal with the lyrics." Staff Writer With every motion and note Thomas Walker's favorite anticipated by the queen con­ way to play is in an "intimate With subtle grace, the young ductor, the violinist's frantic setting with friends," says Seth. woman's hands construct movements brought fire from "It's something to do with melodies out of weighted air, his bow, amazing the audi- friends besides just go to the shaping sounds with petite, enceat his zeal. movies. We love playing at delicate fingers, crafting each The symphony’s sounds friends’ houses and in coffee note before it arrives. transformed the Jeremiah shops." Mike adds, "I just love As the conductor continues a Chapel into a majestic 18th playing when it's just for my majestic dance before her mes­ century cathedral hall and friends. It just gives us a sense merized instrumental servants, filled it with the classical of community." an awed audience waits in sound and beautiful har-mony Thomas Walker has seven anticipation of the crescendos. of Beethoven's Ode to Joy. original songs. Seth usually The Kiev Symphony Apart from its musical pro­ writes the songs and, he adds, Orchestra has arrived and fills ductions, the Kiev Symphony "Mike makes it beautiful." Cedarville University with its Orchestra's central purpose is They also play a variety of cov­ passion. to bring the message of ers from bands like Nick Drake, The marches of Tchaikovsky Christ's salvation to the Beck, Fugazi. They also sing and mournful prayers of Ukraine. an Irish drinking song, though Sergei Rachmaninoff danced Formed in 1993 by Roger Seth adds with a laugh, "It's throughout the Dixon Ministry and Diane McMurrin, the more about the prodigal son Center last Tuesday. Far from organization consists of the theme than it is about drink­ a mid-week music recital, the music ministry, service to ing." Symphony delivered a per­ music ministry, service to wid­ I got to hear one of Thomas formance worthy of the open­ ows and orphans, and a grow­ Walker's older, often requested ing slot at Carnegie Hall. The first-chair violinist and director play with the Kiev ing church body that maintains songs, "Not Forgotten." The The long-haired beauty who Symphony Orchestra for one piece. J. Potts / Cedars the goal of reconstructing spir­ song has a relaxed folk sound. conducted one of the vibrant ituality after communist rule. The organ gives it a warm, choral pieces looked like a Bass drums and brass bold­ Perhaps the most poignant The organization's passion calm feel, and the lyrics are queen bee arranging her hive. ly pronounced their presence piece was a Tchaikovsky com for glorifying God through thought-provoking. Her arms seemed to fling as she pulled out their inner­ position that cast the first-chair musical talent, as well as their Seth explains, "The song is lightning bolts throughout the most harmonies, creating an violinist as the keynote per­ lives, is evident through their about having fear, and about orchestra as she crafted power emotional production of sig­ former. His passionate playing display of skill and the beauty petty things and realizing you from her delicate frame. nificant talent and desire. coaxed the orchestra of their love for Christ. worry too much about them." The beauty of the conduct­ The chorus says, It's best left ing talent, as well as the pas­ forgotten/ Or is it?/ I must be Our Si Abour sion of the musicians spoke mistaken/ I'll not be forgotten/ volumes of the Symphony's I'm not alone. Dayton s Hidden Treasures musical merit. From the per­ Their next major concert is fect execution of an intricate November 7 at Joe's Java in The ClncinnaH Playhouse In rhe Park oboe solo, to the sheer passion Wilmington (http://joesjava. Lindsay Marks the conductors demonstrated, org). You can read more about Staff the Kiev Symphony concert Thomas Walker at Mike brought big-city culture to the Walker's Cedarville website. Theatre lovers, take heart. Visit www.cincyplay.com Here is an overview of the barren fields of Cedarville. Tony-worthy entertainment is for more information. To 2003-2004 season: just about 60 miles away in reserve tickets, call the Box the Mount Adams district of Office: 513/421-3888 or My Fair Lady: Cincinnati. Grab some Thai 800/582-3208 toll-free September 2-October 3, 2003 food at Teak on St. Gregory Broaden your weekend Metamorphoses: Street and then head to the repertoire to include show Swindler Auto Service October 21-November 21, show. 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CEDARS- September 26, 2003 1 1 - A £ E New Design Major Chamberlain Provides

Rebecca Whtte variety of different visual Contributing Writer communications." Valuable Art Experience Although the Graphic In all the changes across Design major represents only Jordan Bissett campus - Dr. Brown, the new a small advancement, the hope Contributing W ilier Fitness/Recreation Center, the is that it can open an opportu­ Dr. Dixon statue - one change nity for Cedarville to gain a Everyone knows about Bob went virtually unnoticed: a reputation in the design com­ Jones University. While we new major. munity that it has not had in are tempted to ridicule their The Graphic Design major, the past. Advancing a rules and regulations, many of premiering this year, is the Christian university's arts us are unaware that Bob Jones first step in the art direction. department is often a slow offers one of the best fine arts Also in the works are Studio process. programs among Christian Art and Art Education majors. "You will find that at most schools in the nation. Cedarville has offered a universities that either the art However, it all started before Graphic Design minor for department is flourishing and that for Terry Chamberlain. some time now but, as new very large, or non-existent," Before Chamberlain reached Design professor, Tim Frame says President Bill Brown. his tenth birthday, he already says, "It is really more of an "There are a number of majors enjoyed drawing and painting. introduction to the study of I wish we had, but every time This taste and talent has not graphic design, well suited for we start a major it is very stopped growing since. other majors." expensive. The best way to Besides taking every possible Essentially the major is a get a program started is to art course in high school, a combination of the Graphic have a benefactor who wants private teacher provided better Design and Art minors of the to see a particular program instruction for the young Cedarville University, past, with a few more classes begun and supplies all of the ects, it represented the antithe­ artist. Chamberlain taught for twen­ pertaining to various forms of start up money, as well as sis of organization and unity, Chamberlain considers this ty-three years at Dayton visual and production design. scholarship dollars. Maybe but I find these paintings high­ a pivotal time in his life, both Christian High School, devel­ It's not an Art major, per se. this can happen for us in the ly organized and very close to artistically and personally, and oping a respected fine arts "The Art major would normal­ nature." arts." was largely influenced by his ly be a concentration in paint­ program at the nondenomina­ These artists and their cre­ For those with a passion to instructor. "She had such an ing, ceramics, printmaking, tional school. ations have inspired express themselves through enthusiasm for art and made sculpture, etc.," Frame says. In 1997 Chamberlain Chamberlain's own artwork art, the new Graphics Design me more aware of art and art "Graphic design, on the other major offers the first of many returned to the college scene, and style, which he describes technique, especially opening hand, focuses on visual com­ new opportunities to foster this time to create and devel­ as "reinvented and restructured my mind up to others' art and op the art program at munications. The focus is on artistic talent in a Christian organic forms." While making the history of art, as well as Cedarville. Now, six years learning to design for a environment. no attempt at symbolism, excellent instruction in use of later, graphic design is the Chamberlain says that his media." first major in the fledgling work grows from his apprecia­ Upon receiving his high arts program. tion for creation, including the school education, Besides being an excellent motions, forces, and forms of Chamberlain decided to pur­ art educator, Chamberlain is nature. sue his art studies at Bob Jones also an accomplished artist. As well as engaging the E ¥ University, where he received His medium of choice is arts personally, Chamberlain his undergraduate and gradu­ acrylic paint. When asked has some great plans for the art ate training. Chamberlain is about his favorite period in art program at Cedarville. A stu­ Hearthstone Inn & Suites grateful for his very qualified history, he replies with an dio art major is in the short­ professors. "I had profs who unlikely response: "It's not term planning document of the had trained under some of the going be the answer most University Board of Trustees. most important artists of our people expect. It is abstract After that, his eyes are set on day, including Josef Albers expressionism. Artists such as an arts education major. and Willem DeKooning." Joan Mitchell, Willem He also recognizes the aes­ The University is also DeKooning and Jackson thetic deficiencies on campus. 10 S. Main Street home to an extensive and Pollock especially inspire me. "There is a lack of any kind of Cedarville, Ohio 45314 notable museum of art, which I like the energy in their work important or challenging art on 937 - 766-3000 Chamberlain says significant­ and the more I paint the more campus," Chamberlain said. www. Heart hatone-I nn.com ly impacted him. He credits I realize that the artists He is actively working to make the Bob Jones atmosphere "A visual masterpiece* weren't just splashing paint on Cedarville a venue for show­ - CmcintMUi Unquim with instilling discipline in a canvas. They understood casing works of art and hopes his own life. form and responded very for some permanent acquisi­ Before coming to much to nature. In many resp­ tions as well. 12 CEDARS- September 26, 2003 — a a e

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Sarah Markas The team scored all their goals inside the near post. in the first half against Oberlin ConhlbuHng Writer That goal moved him into and Melissa Fawcett kept the sole possession of 3rd place on If you haven't yet made your nets clean to snatch her 10th the all-time goal scoring list, way down to the varsity soccer career shutout. passing Hall of Famer and CU field to watch our men's and Sophomore Laura Radcliffe legend Tom Fite. Later in the women's soccer teams play this scored the game winner in the game he tied the all-time record fall, you are missing out. The 24th minute and was quickly for assists on a pass to set up teams are a combined 4-0 this followed with a header by Dryer's second goal of the sea­ season on our beautiful home freshman Ashley Nevitt. son Head Coach Ben Belleman turf. Rounding out the scoring was is pleased with the team's The women have posted an freshman Abby Price's 30 yard record and intensity on the impressive 3-1 record thus far, goal into an empty net after the field. Belleman says, "Our goal despite season-ending knee goalkeeper collided with fel­ is always to worship Christ on injuries to sophomores Candi low-freshman Katie Mariani at the field. We do that by playing Jelinek and Krista Watson, the top of the penalty box. with intensity and respecting both of whom were expected The Men’s Soccer team congratulates Joe Zuemer for his game- The win against Shawnee St. tying goal. J. Potts / Cedars both opponents and refs. The to contribute greatly in the started Cedarville on the right intensity has been good. We midfield this season. path toward their goal of fin­ goal of the season. early in the second half with a are happy not to have lost, even Veteran Coach John ishing in the top four of the The men's team continues cornerkick, but sophomore though we had hoped to be McGillivray says, "The thing division, which would qualify their undefeated streak, going Tyler Schumacher and junior scoring more goals. We have that stands out to me is the them for the AMC conference 5-0-2, including a 3-2 confer­ Peter Dryer provided two had some little injuries and number of good players we tournament at the end of the ence opener win over nearby goals to bring in a win late in sickness and yet we find a way have...providing depth for us. season. Urbana last Friday. This seven the game. to win. We are also trying to I don't believe the team is close Radcliffe and senior captain game streak matches the best The previous weekend, find the right place to play all to playing their potential, but I Jane Adams each scored twice opening to a season, equaling Cedarville won the battle of our players, so we have yet to trust that will come in time." in the game, including a text­ last year's 7-0 start. unbeaten teams with a 2-0 find the right mix." The Lady Jackets have scored book breakaway by Adams for Junior Joe Zuemer scored shutout against Grace College. Come out and support the 10 goals in their last two the third goal. Sophomore his first goal of the 2003 cam­ Senior captain Jon Waldo Yellow Jacket soccer teams as games: a 7-1 victory at confer­ Nicole James and freshmen paign in the 24th minute to scored the game winner when they continue their winning ence foe Shawnee St. and a 3-0 Lisa Blackburn and Karen provide the 1-1 halftime score. he took the ball up the field streaks! victory against Oberlin in the Ruhlman each scored their first The Blue Knights countered and placed a left-footed shot home opener.______V -b d l Continued from page 1 The two teams fought it out New Tae Kwon Do Classes in the first game, resulting in a at 19-30, 15-30, and 19-30. Cougar victory, 27-30. The Jennifer Tetrlck Korea and is one of the most martial arts, many people popular forms of modem mar­ The Jackets knew that they Jackets took the next two Contributing Writer belive that movie-violence had to win the next game games, 30-24, and 30-26. tial arts. Its primary focus is proves that martial arts is dan­ against the tournament host, MVNU reversed the decision In recent years, martial arts developing balance between gerous, but Ellis states that Asbury College. Cedarville and won 26-30, forcing a fifth has become increasingly popu­ the mind and the body, and they are less dangerous than dominated with scores of 30­ game. The home crowd tried lar, especially in health clubs training the body to move many other sports. Although 26, an impressive 30-12, and a to help out their Cougars, but and college campuses. At first with speed and precision. Tae Kwon Do can be a full 30-26 score to finish it off. the Jackets pulled it together glance, it appears that the mar­ Characterized by fast, high, contact sport, even in competi­ The Jackets finished off the and finished the night off with tial arts are violent. However, and spinning kicks, Tae Kwon tion, participants wear protec­ night in a game against the a close 15-12 victory. sophomore Jenna Ellis, a Tae Do provides an excellent full- tive gear to prevent injury. Bears of Pikeville College for On Thursday the 18th, Kwon Do black belt, states body workout. Ellis emphasizes that Tae fifth-place. The game was a Cedarville played the Tiffin that they are beneficial for Ellis explains that with Kwon Do, although fun and thriller with Pikeville ending University Dragons. The both the mind and the body. today's busy schedules, Tae rewarding, does take a long up on top 29-31. But from Jackets came out strong and As one practices Tae Kwon Kwon Do is an excellent time to learn. Patience is a key there, the Jackets took control. claimed the first two games, Do, not only is the body condi­ release from everyday stress. aspect of Tae Kwon Do. The defense allowed fewer 30-25, and 30-28. The tioned and trained, but the Practicing Tae Kwon Do is a When the aerobic room in points every match, 30-27, 30­ Dragons started to puff their mind is also relaxed and fun way to gain physical fit­ the Callan Athletic Center is 24, and 30-17, to claim fifth smoke and cleaned the Jackets focused. ness, involving core condi­ completed, Ellis will begin place in the tournament. for a 28-30 victory. However, Learning the moves involved tioning, balance, and thought. teaching both kickboxing and The Jackets rested over the our ladies would not let up and in Tae Kwon Do helps with Ellis explains that the bene­ Tae Kwon Do. For further weekend and traveled two put off the attempted rally with self-defense, brings fluidity to fits of practicing Tae Kwon information, contact Jenna hours east to conference rivals a score of 30 - 20. motion, builds strength and Do include "balance, strength, Ellis or the recreational activi­ Mount Vernon Nazarene. The Come out and cheer the flexibility, and increases aero­ and an overall awareness of ties office in the Fitness Cougars were 2-0, prior to the Lady Jackets volleyball team bic fitness. one's own body." With so Center. game against Cedarville. on to victory! Tae Kwon Do originated in many films depicting the 1 4 CEDARS- September 26, 2003 Sporls r Player Profile L . . Featuring Andy Goodenough ______J Brant Bloem Goodenough. The junior for those playing intra­ Contributing Writer runner was an all-state murals, because track star his sophomore, Goodenough and his When you love some­ junior, and senior years. He team took the trophy thing, it is difficult to ran the two mile relay, one three-on-three basketball give it over to God and mile relay, and the 800 his freshman year in. make Him first instead. meter dash. He took sec­ Goodenough has However, after I spoke ond place at the Michigan matured since coming with Andy Goodenough, state finals, which is no here as a freshman. He the men's cross country small feat. He was also quietly mentioned that he captain of SGA chapel awarded All State Honors wasn't playing intramu­ fame, I realized that he for cross country his senior rals this year because the had done just that. year. Needless to say, he team couldn't afford him Goodenough attended started turning heads. Just getting hurt. That's fortu­ Hemlock High School ask Coach King, former nate for those playing for all four years of high men's cross country coach, intramurals, because school. It is a mid-sized who persuaded Goodenough and his public school on the east Goodenough to run for the team took the trophy side of Missouri in a Yellow Jackets. three-on-three basketball town called Saginaw. He Goodenough came, visited his freshman year. was very involved in ath­ the school, but wasn't real­ Finally, for those who letics there. He ran ly sure if he would commit. need to know where this cross-country, ran the He was also looking at Michigan turned Ohio- Calvin College and Grand resident stands in the area point for the basketball nisced of meets in New Goodenough has matured Valley State University, of fan loyalty, I'll say this: team, and also was a star York and the frequent since coming here as a on the track team. both of which are in Grand he spoke very highly of jaunts to Olive Garden that freshman. He quietly Rapids, MI. However, the boys in maize and Aside from work on the team took together. mentioned that he wasn't after much prayer, Andy blue from the state he the cross country team, When asked about team playing intramurals this decided that Cedarville calls home, and he won't Goodenough is also a unity this year, he said it year because the team was the place for him. be jumping off that band­ member of Cedarville was "very good compared- couldn't afford him getting Throughout our conversa­ wagon anytime soon. University's track team. to years past." hurt. That's fortunate "That's my thing," said tion, Goodenough remi­ ______J r Coach’s Comer r Th e W id e L. A World of Words: Teresa Clark, Cedarville career Favorite fast food school's assistant sports Coach Clark is in her eighth destination with the team: information director. Head Coach, Wendy’s year as head coach of the Children: Sockdolager Lady Jackel Lady Jacket volleyball pro­ Education: One daughter, Mrs. Carla Volleyball gram. Clark, who is an Assistant Pittman, and a son, Jonathan. (sok-DOL-uh- Professor in the Department Responsibilities: Significant Accomplishments: juhr) noun- of Exercise and Sport Teaches education courses at 1998 AMC and NCCAA Science, is a 1975 graduate of Cedarville University, along Midwest Region Coach of Cedarville College with a 1. A decisive with being the full-time vol­ the Year. Clark also serves master's degree from Indiana blow or remark. leyball coach as the NCCAA national vol­ University. leyball chair. She has guided A unique aspect of the Personal life: Cedarville to 202 victories 2. Something volleyball team: While attending Cedarville including three 30-win sea­ exceptional or The team hands out individu­ College, Coach Clark was sons and five NCCAA alized tracks at restaurants married while to Jim Clark, National Tournament appear­ outstanding. and hotels. who now serves as the assis­ ances. tant coach and the Compiled by Jen TetrickJ CEDARS- September 26, 2003 15 ------Sporfs

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-ish at the 13th Annual S c o re b o a rd Jordan Bissett Friendship Invitational, Contributing Writer including Dave Balch (8th, Men's Soccer 26:35), Chris Hershey (13th, 26:52), Andy Goodenough 9/13 Grace W 2-0 I love sleeping in on (18th, 27:05), and Kevin Hall 9/19 Urbana W 3-2 Saturday mornings. On that (19th, 27:06). 9/20 Marian w 3-1 day I set no alarm and let my While the men's team does Women's Soccer body wake up on its own time. not have the prestigious rank­ More often than not, noon ing that the girls do, their opti­ 9/13 Oberlin W 3-0 overtakes me before con­ mism runs just as high. Shroyer 9/16 Shawnee State W 7-1 sciousness does. That is what has big plans for next year, 9/20 Marian W 9-1 amazes me about our cross­ "We should be pretty good this country runners. The past two year and really good next year Volleuball Saturdays have seen our if it all plays out correctly. We Yellow Jackets and Lady will all be back next year and if 9/11 Shawnee State W 3-2 Jackets out on the course, win­ we train right we will be run­ 9/12 Brescia W 3-0 Dan Campbell runs to victory ning meets before noon. Wow! ning really competitively with 9/12 Trevecca Nazarene L 0-3 at John Bryan State Park. I'm sawing logs and they're 9/13 Georgetown L 0-3 J. Potts / Cedars the rest of the nation," he said. winning meets. Both teams credit a sense of 9/13 Asbury W 3-0 Two weeks ago, on the 13th, (10th, 19:35) rounded out the unity and mental strength, as 9/13 Pikeville W 3-1 the Lady Jackets literally ran top ten. The Lady Jackets won well as physical ability, as a 9/16 Mount Vernon Nazarene W 3-2 away from the competition. their third meet of the year to source for their success on the 9/18 Tiffin W 3-1 The point gap between the remain the undefeated no. 3 course. Sophomore Chris 9/20 Spring Arbor W 3-0 first-place Lady Jackets and team in the nation. Wysong Hershey sums up both of these, 9/20 Taylor L 0-3 second-place was a stunning said, "Expectations for our "The thing that keeps me going Women's Cross Counlru 50 points. Senior Sarah team are high. I think we will on the course is my desire to do Markran the 5,000-meter meet those expectations!" my absolute best. If I finish a 9/13 Wittenberg Invitational 1st of 4 course ina career best time of The Yellow Jacket men race and still have something 9/20 18:22. posted a similar outing at the left, then I didn't run hard Friendship Invitational 1st of 6 The Wittenberg Invitational same Wittenberg Invitational. enough. It is also about the Men's Cross Counlru Was the second meet for the Even with a team that has no team. A lot of times, people Lady Jackets this year and seniors and only two juniors, forget that cross-country is a 9/13 Wittenberg Invitational 1 st of 3 Mark took the title in their first the Yellow Jackets were the team sport. But you are not 9/20 Friendship Invitational 3rd of 6 meet as well. After Mark, the first 10 to cross the finish only running for yourself, but next five women to cross the line of the 8,000 meter also for the other guys out there finish line wore bright yellow course. Sophomore Dan with you on the course." Mark Upcomlnq Evenfs: Cedarville jerseys as well. Campbell led the pack with a highlights the mental aspect of Men's Sr*-<-er They were seniors Jennifer solid 26:47 time. Following the game, "A lot of preparation Tetrick (19:16), Ann-Marie him were sophomore Kevin goes into each meet. You have 9/26 Bethel 7 p.m. 9/27 Wiggins (19:42), Alicia Elder Hall (27:26), freshman Dave to be mentally ready as well as Shawnee State 4 p.m. 9/30 Rio Grande 7 p.m. (19:48), and freshman Melissa Balch (27:30), sophomore physically. I have heard people Wysong (19:49). This comes Benjamin Shroyer (27:31), say that running is 25% physi­ Women's Soccer as no surprise since the Lady and junior Andy Goodenough cal and 75% mental. Now, I Jackets are ranked no. 3 don't know about numbers, but 9/26 Wittenberg 7 p.m. (27:37) to round out the top 10/4 Indiana Wesleyan 1 p.m. nationally. the mental is definitely more five. 10/7 Ohio Dominican 4 p.m. Mark ran away with a One week later, both difficult to overcome than the Women's Volleyball course-record time of 18:23. Campbell and Mark won physical." Amid a stiffer field of compe- their respective titles again. It turns out those early 9/27 Shawnee State 12 p.m. 9/30 Urbana 7 p.m. fition, the Lady Jackets rose to Between the two of them, the Saturday mornings are pretty 10/2 Wilmington 7 p.m. the challenge and again Jackets have 5 first-place fin­ exciting times! Come out and claimed 5 of the top ten spots. 10/4 Mount Vernon Nazarene 1 p.m. ishes in as many meets. This support our Jackets next week 10/4 Rio Grande 3 p.m. Tetrick came in 4th in 19:01; time, Dan ran a 25:24, slicing at Louisville at 9:30. Or you Men and Women's Cross Country Wiggins finished right behind a whopping 1:16 off his per­ can wait until the 10th of her in 5th place with a time of sonal record. Four more October when they'll be in 9/27 Louisville Classic 19:17. Junior Melissa Mattner Yellow Jackets scored on the Delaware, Ohio. Your choice. 10/10 Ohio Intercollegiate Championship (9th, 19:32) and Wysong Enjoy! way to a third-place team fin J What do you think UJ Pastor Rohm is

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