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Miller was expected dancing in thirty years. the fi rst African-American Bush Offers Energy Alternatives to medal in at least one of fi ve Lackluster on the slopes, male to win a gold medal in Showing events on the slopes but has Americans dominated the the Winter Olympics in the · Meghan Bates Bush said. the Love gone 0 for 4 so far. And Ohno, snowboarding events. Han- 1000m race. Teammate and Domestic News Beat Bush’s proposal includes re- who won gold and silver in nah Teeter and Gretchen Ble- rival Chad Hedrick fi nished and Joe Dugan · search for more effi cient batteries of Christ Salt Lake City, has settled for iler placed fi rst and second in fi rst in the 5000m event. And News Editor for hybrid cars, and investment to the Gay only a bronze thus far. the women’s half pipe event, while the American women’s President Bush outlined his in cleaner electric power sources. But while the superstars while Shaun White, “The Fly- hockey team was expected to most recent energy proposals on He also urged the importance of Community have failed to live up to their ing Tomato,” won the gold in vie for the gold medal against Monday in an effort to help re- developing cleaner biofuels, in- high expectations, several rel- the men’s competition. Canada, they settled for the duce America’s dependency on cluding “cellulosic,” an ethanol Even if we don’t agree atively unknown athletes have Seth Wescott eluded his bronze in a 4-0 victory over foreign oil. produced from wood chips. with their lifestyle, stepped up to take their places. fellow competitors to become Finland. Oil is commonly viewed as According to Bush, “We’re on shouldn’t we still be loving Emily Hughes, the younger the fi rst snowboard cross The Olympics would not one of America’s most valuable the edge of some amazing break- our neighbors? sister of Olympic gold med- champion in Olympic history. be complete without those resources. Sixty percent of U.S. throughs—breakthroughs all alist Sarah Hughes, will take His teammate on the women’s stories that tug at your heart crude oil currently comes from aimed at enhancing our national —PAGE 10 Kwan’s place on the ice as side, Lindsey Jacobellis, en- strings. Alpine skier Lindsey foreign countries. This “creates a security and our economic secu- many wonder if she can repeat joyed a comfortable lead in her Kildow suffered a severe crash national security issue, and we’re rity and the quality of life of the her sister’s magic of four years race. But on the second-to-last during a training run, leaving held hostage for energy by for- folks who live here in the United ago. jump, a premature celebration eign nations that may not like us,” States.” Wicca: A CONTINUED ON Elsewhere on the ice, trick left her tumbling onto PAGE 3 Christian CSPI Fights Against Obesity Response · Meghan Bates Think they got off easy last Local Hikers Flock to “The Gorge” Domestic News Beat ineffective. Richard Daynard, a issue? Our A&E Editor and Joe Dugan · law professor at Northeastern sets the record straight. · Ryan Simmons · 128 varieties of wildfl owers, sight of murky brown wa- News Editor University, said: “Selling sugared Local Beat —PAGE 12 and the endangered White ter fl owing through Massie The Center for Science in the soft drinks in schools is a good Arborvitae trees. It has often Creek. The Waste Treat- Public Interest (CSPI) has en- example. Asking them nicely Nature lovers praise the been a retreat for Cedarville ment Facility that sat above tered into talks with Nickelodeon to stop hasn’t worked. Only the Cedarville Gorge for its sce- residents and University stu- the creek less than 100 yards and Kellogg about the way they threat of litigation, which threat- Two Indoor nic views and its long wind- dents alike. In October 2002 from the gorge could no lon- advertise products to children. ens their […] bottom line, really Champs? ing paths that follow rocky it gained a new reputation as ger handle the job of keeping According to recent report gets their attention.” trails beneath giant over- the center of an environmen- the village’s water clean. fi ndings, 60 percent of U.S. Nevertheless, CSPI execu- Finally, someone besides hanging cliffs. The Gorge tal crisis. “The facility that had adults are overweight or obese, as tive director Michael Jacobson the Debate Team is is also home to one of only Hikers to the gorge in problems was built in the are nearly 13 percent of children. believes that these talks are es- bringing home the big win. fi ve Adena Indian mounds 2002 were greeted with the These startling statistics have mo- sential. “The industry has had CONTINUED ON —PAGE 14 in the entire state of Ohio, smell of raw sewage and the tivated the CSPI to communicate decades to clean it up its act, but PAGE 4 their concerns with nonchalant instead it has only intensifi ed its advertising practices. marketing,” he said. “Nickelode- Cedar Faces 2006 Staley Lecture Series: Dr. Darrel Bock Some analysts disagree with on and Kellogg engage in busi- Brian Clawson(12), and the CSPI’s strategy, noting that ness practices that literally sicken Sandra Wayde (12) · Nate Washatka · such moves have historically been our children.” Staff Writer Entertainment tions and a Jewish Lens.” articles on Luke and Acts. darville graduates at Dallas teresting perspective from a ·Mockingbird // Dr. Darrel Bock, re- “A lot of people wrestle His work has appeared in [Theological Seminary], well-known speaker.” Others Derek Webb nowned New Testament with how to present Jesus in Christianity Today, The Los and they were very well pre- disagreed. Junior Joe Dugan scholar and New York Times our culture,” Bock said. “I Angeles Times and The Dal- pared to come,” Bock said. said, “The Staley Lecture- bestselling author, spoke want to help them appreci- las Morning News. “They have a focus on being during Cedarville Univer- ate the backdrop of the New Bock is also a popular godly and biblically sound, CONTINUED ON sity’s annual Staley Distin- Testament. Knowing the lecturer, and Cedarville and they seem to have a good PAGE 4 guished Christian Scholar backgrounds allows us to is only one of six under- balance and tone in the way Lecture Program on Febru- appreciate the depth of the graduate campuses he plans they engage people around SSEEEE PPAGEAGE 7 ary 7-9. message in the gospels.” to speak at this semester. them.” Index Bock, a research profes- Bock is well known for He will make later visits Some Cedarville stu- sor of New Testament stud- his book Breaking the Da- to Princeton and Yale, as dents look forward to the News ...... 2 ies at Dallas Theological Vinci Code, which he wrote well as to other Christian lectureship series. Senior

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INFORMING, ENCOURAGING & INSPIRING FOR ONE HUNDRED YEARS! 2 Thursday, February 23, 2006 Thursday, February 23, 2006 SPORTS CEDARS | 15 CEDARS World & Campus News SPORTS SCHEDULE MEN’S INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD 24-Feb at Ohio Northern Ada, OH 6:00 PM Lady Jackets Prepare for Beyond 10 a.m. Ukraine: From Tragedy, Hope 9-Mar at NAIA Indoor Na- Johnson City, TN TBA tionals NAIA Tourney · Amanda Acker · · Elizabeth Korver · 10-Mar at NAIA Indoor Na- Johnson City, TN TBA Staff Writer Int’l Culture Beat tionals · Andrew Sweigard · for the Department of Chris- diation will probably be felt in Ukraine ruption, and economics have hindered Contributing Writer has been plagued with inju- “The whole town of Sioux tian Ministries as Chapel Co- and its neighboring countries for many its progress. War, death, corruption, 11-Mar at NAIA Indoor Na- Johnson City, TN TBA ries and sickness all season. City gets into this tournament. Chapel is an integral part ordinator. Located just north of the Black Sea, years to come. and exploitation have blasted the coun- tionals The Lady Yellow Jack- That is why the team motto It’s so exciting to step out onto of the Cedarville University Throughout the year, Co- Ukraine is a bridge between Europe Today, Ukraine faces a serious try for many years, but spring fl owers ets are on an absolute tear as for this season is “hold the that fl oor in front of so many WOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD experience. According to lon gathers suggestions from and Russia. Although Ukraine was the struggle as a link between Russia and continue to bloom in the capital city of of late, winning 15 straight rope,” meaning stay together. fans and play for the glory of Chancellor Paul Dixon, “The university students, faculty, most powerful state in all of Europe in the European Union. Russia supplies Kiev. Here the sounds of majestic op- 24-Feb at Ohio Northern Ada, OH 6:00 PM games on their way to closing This is a very tight-knit group God.” heartbeat of every Christian staff, friends, and alumni the tenth and eleventh centuries, as well much of Europe with natural gas; eras hang in the air, students pursue 9-Mar at NAIA Indoor Na- Johnson City, TN TBA out the regular season sched- of women who have a lot of This is an interesting year college or university is cha- and she submits these sug- as a cultural center infl uenced by both Ukraine is no exception. About one quality higher education at fi ne institu- tionals ule. The team’s last loss was respect for each other on and for the tournament in terms pel.” But what does it take to gestions to President Brown the European Renaissance and the Byz- third of Ukraine’s supply comes from tions, and centers of art blossom with against Master’s College, a off the basketball court. of competition. In the past, a 10-Mar at NAIA Indoor Na- Johnson City, TN TBA keep this pulse alive every and Rohm at the end of the antine Empire, the nation has endured its eastern neighbor. However, the Rus- the contributions of native and non-na- NAIA Division I team ranked “This is the most talented few teams have always stuck tionals weekday morning? year. Once Brown and Rohm bitter hardships in its recent past. sian state-run gas company Gazprom tive creators. 7th in the nation. Even though group of girls I’ve ever played out as the team to beat, such 11-Mar One crucial element of review the suggestions, a list Ukraine was conquered by Soviet recently decided to increase the price Although hope may not be a house- at NAIA Indoor Na- Johnson City, TN TBA the team did not come out with,” said junior Karah Wal- as Morningside, to whom the the chapel experience is ade- of potential speakers is sent forces in 1921 after a short period of in- of its gas to Ukraine by approximately hold word or even a realized concept tionals with a victory, Head Coach ton. She also pointed out that Yellow Jackets lost in the na- quate funding. Cheryl Shupe, back to Colon and the sched- dependence from Russia between 1917- 350 percent, a move Ukrainian offi cials among many Ukrainian people, their BASEBALL Kirk Martin cites this as their her favorite parts of the sea- tional title game last season. executive secretary to Pas- uling process begins. 1920. As a result, she was forced to suf- view as a direct breach of their exist- historic will to survive will most likely 28-Feb Cumberlands KY Williamsburg, KY 3:30 PM best game and the turning son are devotions before each However, this year it is not so tor Rohm, noted regarding Guest speakers receive fer the brutal effects of Stalin’s enforced ing contract. Ukraine refused to pay carry them for many years to come. point of the season. “To be game and the bus rides home clear cut: “There are about 15 4-Mar the budget that, “the trustees a “standard honorarium” collectivization of agriculture through the increase and Russia cut off supply. Eastern Mennonite Sarasota, FL 12:30 PM able to go into Master’s and after games. When someone to 16 teams that are all con- have seen to it that we have for their visits. The univer- two artifi cial famines. Over eight mil- Gazprom also accused Ukraine of si- 4-Mar Trinity International Sarasota, FL 4:00 PM play that well against a team is sick or injured, the team lifts tenders this year,” says Coach an amount suffi cient to bring sity pays for lodgings at the lion Ukrainians died as a result. phoning off its Europe-destined gas—a 6-Mar Trinity International Sarasota, FL 10:30 AM of that caliber gave our girls a her up and carries her load for Martin. Coach Martin is very in speakers from all over the Hearthstone Inn, as well as When World War II carried Europe signifi cant accusation considering that, lot of confi dence.” awhile; that is why Coach confi dent that his girls can 6-Mar country!” Every year, said airfare and car rental, if nec- to the brink of destruction, Ukraine— according to the Christian Science Northwestern IA Sarasota, FL 6:30 PM With two games left in the Martin said that the best way make it back to the champi- Shupe, “we have about fi fty essary. After chapel, speak- functioning as the link between clash- Monitor, 80 percent of Europe’s supply 7-Mar Northwestern IA Sarasota, FL 12:00 PM regular season, the women to describe their season would onship game, but realizes that outside guests.” ers’ days fi ll up quickly. All ing Russian and German/Nazi forces— of Russian natural gas fl ows directly 8-Mar Kenyon Sarasota, FL 12:30 PM are 25-3 with a perfect 17- be perseverance. “To be going the tournament is very differ- Some of the most popular speakers are treated to a lun- surrendered seven to eight million more through Ukrainian pipes. Romania, 0 record in conference play, to Sioux City for the fourth ent from the regular season. 9-Mar speakers in recent years have cheon with Dr. Brown, and of its people to the grave. Moldova, and Albania have experi- Northwestern IA Sarasota, FL 10:00 AM including 9-0 in conference year in a row is a real credit to “Once you’re [in the tour- included Fall Bible Confer- are often invited as guests to In 1986, Ukraine was host to the enced deaths resulting from the com- 10-Mar Kenyon Sarasota, FL 10:30 AM road games, improving their our girls.” nament] you better look out ence veteran Dr. James Mc- classes on campus. most horrifi c explosion of our time, bination of decreased gas supply and SOFTBALL streak of AMC road victories In the previous two years, for all of [the teams].” This Donald, Mark Cahill, How- Some speakers also agree when the poorly-conducted testing of a Arctic gusts hitting the region. 4-Mar to 40 straight without a loss. the Lady Yellow Jackets have mindset will no doubt prepare ard Hendricks, and Papua to an interview with CDR nuclear reactor at Chernobyl led to thir- Despite these tragedies and strug- Aquinas Fort Myers, FL 9:00 AM With no more away games earned the NAIA National the Lady Jackets for another New Guinea missionary Radio. Many spend their time ty instant deaths and tens of thousands gles, Ukraine continues to function. 4-Mar Cornerstone (double Fort Myers, FL 11:00 AM on the schedule, senior Emily Runner-up trophy, and are exciting tournament run ev- Marilyn Laszlo. Other popu- interacting with students and since then. The effects of the nuclear ra- Internal struggles over democracy, cor- header) Delimpo can now say that she hoping to win it all this year. eryone on campus will be lar names on the chapel roster familiarizing themselves with 4-Mar Dominican NY Fort Myers, FL 3:00 PM has never lost a conference The team really gets excited looking forward to hearing have included John Piper, Dr. the Cedarville experience. road game in her Cedarville for the tournament because, about. 6-Mar Madonna Fort Myers, FL 9:00 AM David Jeremiah, Dr. Warren For Colon, the job of cha- career. It has not been an easy according to Karah Walton, Wiersbe, and James McDow- pel coordinator is a reward- 6-Mar Point Park Fort Myers, FL 11:00 AM road, however, as the team ell. ing one. “It just takes a lot of 7-Mar Notre Dame Fort Myers, FL 6:00 PM A daily chapel service communication, and that usu- InternationalCompiled by Autumn West, Staff Writer News 9-Mar Ashford Fort Myers, FL 4:00 PM requires a full-time staff of ally goes well,” she said. Her approximately ten people in favorite part of the process Deadly Mud- 65 Mexican British DR Congo AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY both production and behind- is “the interaction with the slide in Phil- Miners Still Historian gets Adopts a New the-scenes coordination. Ce- speakers, and the students’ ippines Buries Trapped after Jail time for Constitution, HAGGARD SCHOOL darville alumna Brooke Co- reactions. It’s neat to see.” Town Two Days Denying the Flag Season Outlook: Softball lon recently began working OF THEOLOGY Holocaust · Andrea Walker · a team, I would like to have the question still remains as Contributing Writer home games where we give to how well they will mesh CU Faculty Participate An entire town disap- Sunday morning a gas ex- David Irving was sen- Last week the Democratic out our testimonies and spark on the playing fi eld. Sopho- peared in a massive mudslide plosion rocked the coal mines tenced to serve three years Republic of Congo offi cially The Lady Jacket softball more witnessing opportuni- more left fi elder Aubree in Origins Debate in the central Philippines of San Juan de Sabinas, Mex- in jail for remarks made in adopted a new constitution team has a fresh look, as they ties for later on.” The women Munson believes, “new team, last week. After receiving ico, a town situated only 65 1989 denying the existence giving the war-ravaged coun- have added seven new play- each plan to write out their new players, it will be hard · Amanda Acker · ten minutes to respond to two 79 inches of rain in ten days, miles southwest of the United of gas chambers in Aus- try a new system of laws and ers (fi ve of them freshmen) personal testimonies for a to get used to playing with Staff Writer questions. First, panelists were the village of Guinsaugon States border. Rescue crews chwitz and claiming that a new fl ag. The constitution after losing eight of last year’s specifi c player on the oppos- each other.” That is an area asked, “What is your position was obliterated, with little used picks, shovels, and their Hitler knew almost nothing provides for free elections for starting nine. The seven new ing team for each contest and they are working toward and Where might one fi nd a on the issue of evolution and but the tops of trees and tin hands in an attempt to reach about the mass extermi- a president and parliament, and seven returning team leave it in the dugout before they realize they will be able creationist, an evolutionist, intelligent design, and how roofs left to prove its exis- an estimated 65 miners who nation of the Jews. Irving and an independent judiciary. members are expected to the game along with a small to fully develop only once and a mystic eating vegetar- did you come to it?” The fol- tence. were still trapped late Mon- was stunned at the verdict, The constitution will not be of- contribute signifi cantly, but candy or gift. games begin. ian lasagna together? The an- low-up question was, “Should The US marines quickly day evening. especially considering that fi cially enforced until the fi rst with little experience playing Even with so many new The Lady Jackets look swer: anywhere that hosts a creation/intelligent design be aided the rescue effort, but Mining offi cials expressed he pled guilty and told the elections take place in June together, the women fi nd it faces, the women have already forward to seeing their hard spirit of inquiry. The spirit taught in the public schools?” 76 people have already been doubt that their efforts would court that he regretted his 2006. hard to project what this sea- displayed great team unity work pay off over spring was in the air on Thursday, In their responses, the three confi rmed dead and the esti- yield survivors since the min- statements. The move to democratic son will look like statistically. relationally throughout the break, as they will be playing February 16 at the First Pres- speakers brought scientifi c mated death toll is expected ers were only equipped with After seeing the personal governance comes as at a time They have been training hard fall season and winter train- fourteen games in the Gene byterian Church in Yellow evidence to the table, coupled to be 1000 people out of a six hours’ worth of oxygen. fi les of Adolf Eichmann, the when warlords rule the coun- all-around with a slightly ing. “It is so amazing how Cusic Classic in Fort Myers, Springs. That evening the Yel- with personal anecdotes, con- village with a population of However, others held onto primary leader of the Holo- try in a power-sharing system stronger emphasis on devel- close we are already when Florida. Invigorated by the low Springs Interfaith Council viction, and faith. 1,420. On Monday, reports hope because the air ven- caust, Mr. Irving indicated meant to quell the widespread oping their batting skills. team unity usually takes a unusually warm winter, the sponsored a lasagna dinner Tulecke began by stating, of a local offi cial and 50 oth- tilation systems within the that he now believed that violence in the country, which Similar to any athletic lot longer,” said Greetham. team’s excitement and energy and panel discussion entitled “Life is a replicating system er survivors being rescued mine were reportedly still millions of Jews were mur- last saw a democratic vote 40 team, the Lady Jackets’ over- Sophomore pitcher Kandis is growing as the opportu- “The Origin of the Species: By based on cells.” Tulecke valued were quickly contradicted operational. Seven miners dered. However, following years ago. all goals are to improve from Armstrong added, “I think nity approaches to be outside Haggard School of Theology, in keeping with its Design? By Chance? Both? hypothesis, experimental evi- by the Marines and others in who were outside the mine at the verdict, Irving was defi - The new fl ag is blue to sym- game to game and, ultimately, that we have a young team playing the sport they love. commitment to the authority of Scripture and And what should be taught in dence, and scientifi c explana- the rescue operation. the time of the blast are being ant and stated that he would bolize peace, with a red diago- to win. An even larger goal and it may be a learning year, Only time will tell how suc- the centrality of Jesus Christ, seeks to prepare public schools?” tions to understand the world. However, efforts are fo- treated for burns and other appeal because he believed nal line to symbolize those who unique to this year, however, but I think the team chemis- cessful these talented young people for effective, practical ministry in the The forum featured three Gollmer likewise valued this cused on digging out a wounds. in his right to freely express have died in Congo’s wars, and is to place a greater emphasis try is great…with good team women will be, but if hard Church throughout the world; to promote the panelists representing distinct scientifi c inquiry, but he ex- school where some 200 chil- The blast occurred in the his opinions. yellow trim representing the on playing for God’s glory chemistry you can go a long work and heart have anything viewpoints on the subject. Dr. plained to the audience that dren and 40 teachers were state of Coahuila, which is Irving’s lawyers indicat- mining deposits abundant in than they have in years past. way.” to do with it, this season will spiritual, personal, and professional development Steve Gollmer of Cedarville all research happens within a thought to be trapped. Re- Mexico’s top mining state ed their belief that instead the country. Senior center fi elder While the women work be one to remember. of students; and to extend theological knowledge spoke in favor of intelligent paradigm, one that now favors ports of text messages be- containing about 95 percent of truly serving justice, Jackie Greetham said, “As well together off the fi eld, through academic inquiry, research, writing, design; Walk Tulecke, retired evolutionary theory. For him, ing sent to relatives from the of the country’s coal reserves. the court was attempting and publication. Antioch professor and bota- science reveals the complexity children as late as Saturday The coal mine was owned by to make a statement in the nist, offered the evolutionary of life. caused some to hope for a the Grupo Mexico which is wake of protests over Dan- approach; and Carolion, a After detailing some of this miracle. the third largest copper min- ish cartoons featuring Is- To learn more about the theology programs offered “multireligious mystic,” pre- complexity, Gollmer asked the President Arroyo requesting organization in the world. lamic prophet Muhammad. or to schedule a personal appointment: sented her alternative to the audience, “Can [evolution- ed aid from the country’s call (626) 815-5439 polarities. Young and old from ary] processes generate the allies and prayers from fel- click www.apu.edu/explore/theology all ends of the ideological complexity we need for life?” low Filipinos. Australia has email [email protected]

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Environmental Beat that the only way to reverse the increase However, the scientists who believe New Linguistic Global warming is the theory that the of carbon in the atmosphere is a united that action must be taken now on the · Josh Saunders · · Justyn Yager · growing concentration of greenhouse effort to clean up or replace the forms of basis of the theory also hope that their Opportunities Contributing Writer Contributing Writer gases will raise the global temperature power generation that emit the greatest theory won’t be proven undeniably true, and cause both negative and irreversible amount of greenhouse gases. by that time it might be too late. It was Head Coach Jeff Bolender’s “23rd” birthday. And On Saturday, February 18, Sam Maat, Sara Ensslen, Em- climate change. It has been established as The Kyoto Protocol was signed by The idea that poverty stricken parts of · Nate Washatka · increases the number of how did he celebrate it? He simply won the Men’s Indoor ily Peacock, and Courtney Reid were all victorious, lead- a serious topic that continues to be dis- 160 countries as of January 2006 and the world produce the most greenhouse Staff Writer languages available for Track and Field NCCAA Championship. Cedarville de- ing the Cedarville women’s track team to its fi rst NCCAA cussed by multiple schools of interest. continues to be backed by nations that in- gases and that global warming efforts study at Cedarville to six. feated Greenville College, who had won the past six years Championship since 1998. The majority of these parties are particu- clude China, India, and the 15 nations in should focus on reducing poverty rather When Cedarville Uni- German joins Spanish, in a row, with a score of 146.33 to 124.83. Coach “Bo,” as The NCCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship was larly interested in the response method the European Union. The guidelines put than pouring resources into guideline versity introduced a new French, Koine Greek, He- he is affectionately known, was all smiles at the end of the held at Taylor University in Indiana. It was here that the Lady necessary to ensure that the least amount forward by the document are also very driven treatises, was recently proposed German minor at the begin- brew, and Arabic, though day. But why wouldn’t he be? He had spent most of the Jackets became the second Cedarville team of this school of worldwide damage is caused by these expensive, causing many countries, the in an article by Bjorn Lomborg published ning of this academic year, the university only offers day congratulating athletes for their spectacular, gutsy, and year to win a NCCAA Championship, along with the vol- gases. United States included, to question the by the winter edition of the Wilson Quar- it did more than provide one semester each of basic sometimes lucky performances. leyball team who won it last semester. Although these approaches include effi ciency of the program and instead de- terly. He explains that the current plan is courses in which students Hebrew and Arabic. Span- One of these “luckier” performances came from Joel There have only been seven previous NCCAA Champi- a spectrum of angles that contains both velop their own system to reduce green- ineffi cient and ineffective; that even if the could learn exotic ways to ish remains the only foreign Smith in the high jump. Smith was on his fi nal attempt at onship teams in Cedarville women’s track history, and this the signing of major environmental trea- house gas production. U.S. participated in the Kyoto Protocol, say the word ‘worldview.’ language major offered, 6’8” when, while soaring through the air, he bounced the year’s team joined them to make it eight. Despite last year’s ties and personal campaigns to reduce The understanding that the rising the measures would postpone the global Beyond equipping students while Spanish, German, high jump bar up off the stands. For those of you who 5th place fi nish at the NCCAA Championship, the possibility the habit of smoking tobacco, the most percentage of carbon in the atmosphere catastrophe predicted for 2100 by six to communicate in German, and Greek are the only lan- don’t know much about high jump, bouncing the bar off of a national championship seemed promising for the 2006 prominent arguments in the discussion is not the result of human impact on the years and cost $150 billion annually. the new language program guage minors. the stands is bad—very bad. This jump looked like another Lady Jackets. With eight returning NCCAA All-Ameri- are based on the different understandings environment also is another major argu- Lomborg then points to the fact that, indicates that Cedarville is Enrollment in foreign miss, which would have resulted in a jump-off to decide fi rst cans there were high hopes for the season, and the NCCAA of what is the cause of the greenhouse ment in the global warming discussion. “the single most important environmen- beginning to follow in the language courses at Cedar- place; however, God seemed to intervene, and the bar man- Championship results evidenced that potential. The Cedar- gases and what is the most effective and Fred Singer, President of the Science & tal problem in the world today is indoor wake of a national trend. ville this semester is at ap- aged to land back on the stands, creating an uproar in the ville women paced the ten-team fi eld with a score of 137. The effi cient way to deal with global warm- Environmental Policy Project (IPCC) be- air pollution, caused by people cooking Earlier this year, Presi- proximately 150 students. Cedarville crowd and giving Smith the win and a ticket to runner-up was Roberts Wesleyan College with 122.5 points, ing. lieves that there is not enough data to sup- and heating their homes with dung and dent Bush commenced the As overall enrollment totals NAIA Nationals. followed by Greenville College with 106. The need for global participation in port the claim that carbon increase is due cardboard.” Putting the funds allotted National Security Lan- an excess of 3000 students, Smith nearly went on to win the triple jump as well with a In addition to the team championship, there were many the power generation standards that have to human industry or that the global tem- to the global warming efforts toward guage Initiative (NSLI), this means less than fi ve leap of 45’ 4¾”, but came up just ½” short and placed second. individual honors for the Lady Jackets. Courtney Reid re- been put forth in documents such as the perature will rise because of it. He points those suffering from poverty, sickness, a program created to percent of Cedarville stu- Both Smith and Jim Sawin were tabbed NCCAA All-Ameri- ceived All-American honors in the 200 meter dash (26.4) Kyoto Protocol is an argument that has out that the IPCC are making some major and malnutrition will correspondingly strengthen national security dents are currently study- cans for their high jump performances. and was crowned the 55 meter hurdle’s NCCAA champion been supported since the summit in Ja- scientifi c assumptions in their predic- improve the environment and reduce the in part through encouraging in a foreign language Cedarville also had its share of “unlucky” performances. (8.53). Elise O’Neal ran a 1:01 in the 400 meter dash to re- pan, which was designed to raise global tions, “you either have to believe in the threat of global warming. ing the development of for- program at the university. In the pole vault, Jason Scott easily won the event by set- ceive All-American honors while Keri Hilty was an All- warming to the level of political interest data, or you have to believe in the theory,” eign language skills among While enrollment in the ting a new NCCAA record with a vault of 16’ 6” and was American in both the 800 meter run (2:17) and the high jump American students. Bush is Spanish and Spanish Edu- attempting 17’. On his fi rst attempt, Scott nearly made the (5-01). Cedarville’s 4x200 (1:48), 4x400 (4:02), and distance requesting $114 million to cation majors has roughly CONTINUED FROM ORIGINS ON PAGE 2 height when his shin scraped the bar and knocked it to the medley (12:55) teams all received All-American honors on fund the initiative, to pro- doubled over the past six ground. However, his performance was still national cham- the day as well. vide money for high school years, Cedarville’s commit- pion material, and he is currently ranked 3rd in the NAIA. Sara Ensslen continued her streak of impressive perfor- chance in the universe that put us here.” shuts people out.” For Tulecke, teaching plained that his Christian background is and college students to ment to foreign language Cedarville continued its season-long superiority in the mances by taking the NCCAA Championship in both the For Carolion, science and religion are intelligent design is the responsibility “not just an ideology, it’s a life, and we study foreign languages. programs lags far behind throwing events. Neil Henning, a physical powerhouse and long jump (17-10) and the triple jump (38-7). Emily Peacock dogmas that have no adequate explana- of parents and churches, not the public need to share that life too.” Through the initia- comparable schools. likely candidate for campus linebacker, earned All-Ameri- added another individual championship to the list by win- tions. “What is considered life by most schools. “If you’re going to ask students Tulecke followed Gollmer, admitting tive, government offi cials Wheaton College, a can status in the weight throw with a heave of 50’ 1½” and in ning the weight throw with a heave of 47-11 ft. Receiving the people…is really only a tiny portion of to do a critical analysis of intelligent de- that he too could fi nd no ultimate proof. hope to close a huge gap in Christian university of ap- the shot put with a lob of 50’ 5”. Ben Michaud, a highly tout- day’s highest honor was Sam Maat, who was chosen as the what’s alive.” She believes humans act sign,” he said to Gollmer and the audience, “I’m open to being wrong,” he said, “I American higher education. proximately 2400 students, ed recruit from Maine, went on to place second and earned outstanding athlete of the meet for her wins in both the 3k co-creatively with nature spirits to arouse “what happens to church and state?” don’t need a fi nal answer.” Likewise, for According to the Depart- offers four majors in for- All-American status in the shot put with a toss of 51’ 2½”. (10:14) and the 5k (17:30) races. life in the world. In the end, “we are part While Tulecke did not condemn a Carolion learning about the world was a ment of Education, fewer eign languages, while Cal- Both throwers have automatically qualifi ed for the NAIA The girls are now looking to the NAIA National Cham- of a great experiment…[an] organ of a belief in intelligent design, he felt that journey. “I’m a work in progress too,” she than eight percent of un- vin College, which enrolls National Championships in Tennessee. pionship, where, according to the most recent performance greater consciousness.” including it in the curriculum would told her audience. dergraduates take foreign roughly 4300 students, of- On the track it was more of the same. Dan Campbell, list, Sam Maat and Sara Ensslen have the best opportunity What happens when parents espous- demonstrate scientifi c regression. De- Many in the audience could echo language courses, and for- fers nine foreign language who was named the meet’s outstanding performer, easily to be NAIA All-Americans for Cedarville. Maat was seeded ing these sundry perspectives send their sign theory has been hailed by some of Carolion’s words. “[Dr. Gollmer’s] argu- eign language degrees ac- majors, including programs won the 3k in a time of 8:41 and the 5k in 15:32. Bryan 5th in the 5k and 8th in the 3k before her performance at the children to the public schools? Many the best minds in science as “retrograde ment for intelligent design was actually count for only one percent in Dutch, Chinese, and Jap- Pittman was right behind Campbell in the 5k in 15:34, earn- NCCAA meet, and Ensslen was seeded 4th in the triple jump parents are wary of placing their children in its thinking,” Tulecke argued; “[The] the best I’ve heard, ever,” said one An- of all degrees conferred in anese. ing All-American status. In the mile Kevin Hall ran an and 8th in the long jump. Others who will be contending in environments that could be hostile to legitimacy of both religion and science tioch student. But she, like many others, the United States. Further- The comparative lack of outstanding race and fi nished with a time of 4:23.96, which for an All-American spot include Elisabeth Pyles in the 5k, their values. The best way to avoid poten- is undermined when a religious belief is continued to wrestle with such religious more, fewer than two per- foreign language programs placed him 3rd overall. In the 800m run, Josh Saunders and Kelly Steinglass in the 1600 meter race walk, and Christina tial pitfalls, Gollmer explained, is to allow called science.” viewpoints, feeling that classroom learn- cent of American students forces many Cedarville Kevin Kuhn fi nished 2nd and 3rd, respectively, to also reach Reyes in the 3k and mile. Keri Hilty, Emily Peacock, and the critical thinking in science courses. This During a discussion on public educa- ing would be jeopardized by intelligent currently study what State students to take language All-American status. 4x400 and distance medley relay teams are also seeking the would begin by presenting both evolution tion, Gollmer reminded the audience that design. Department offi cials have courses off campus. For The men’s distance medley team composed of Peter coveted NAIA All-American status. and intelligent design side by side. “all explanatory frameworks have some The evening of inquiry did not end labeled the “critical lan- others, the absence of lan- Schmid, Kyle Cayton, Jordan Seibert, and Seth Campbell In all, the Lady Jackets will have at least two relay teams Carolion echoed Gollmer’s senti- religious or philosophical basis.” One with answers, only more questions. guages”–Arabic, Chinese, guage programs is nearly jumped out to an early lead and was able to hold on for a 3rd and seven girls competing individually at one of the nation’s ments, but she further stated, “We can’t audience member posed a question con- Where is the line between science and Russian, Hindi and Farsi– grounds for leaving the place fi nish due to gutsy running and well-executed hand- best meets of the year. Individuals will get one more op- keep school in a square.” For Carolion, cerning the nature of certainty. All three religion, church and state? Are the pub- which they consider central school. offs. Another notable performance on the track was Ryan portunity to qualify for nationals at Ohio Northern on Feb- school should not be about teachers tell- panelists agreed that answers did not lie lic schools suppressing legitimate views? to national security. “I seriously considered Bundenthal, who placed third in the 55m hurdles with 7.83 ruary 24. The NAIA Indoor National Championship will ing any student what to believe. Teachers in empirical proof. Gollmer responded Are science classes hindering critical Bush is quite literally leaving Cedarville because seconds, automatically qualifying him for NAIA Nationals. take place March 9-11 at Eastern Tennessee State University should be facilitating inquiry, opening up fi rst, telling the audience that his con- thinking with respect to origins? And banking on the ability of I was unimpressed with the This meet was the last for a lot of Cedarville track ath- Memorial Center in Johnson City, Tennessee. We’ll have to resources for students to discover origins fi dence began with the presupposition fi nally, as Tulecke put it, “where do we words to solve international language program,” said letes; however, in two weeks we will be able to see many Ce- wait and see what other amazing feats the women can reach on their own. that there is a God. This presupposition go from here?” Although these questions confl icts and increase cul- Laura Miller, a sophomore. darville athletes compete in the NAIA National Champion- against some outstanding competitors. Tulecke posed a very different con- is an act of faith, and “on those premises remained unresolved, the discourse that tural understanding. Lan- “Not only did they not pro- ships in Tennessee. Some, such as Jason Scott, Joel Smith, cern. “Intelligent design is basically reli- I can look around and say ‘does the world fi lled the evening was informative, con- guage barriers create clear vide a great variety, but I Neil Henning, and Dan Campbell have a very good shot at gion-based, without a hypothesis, and it make sense to me?’” Gollmer later ex- structive, and enjoyable. obstacles to communica- did not fi nd the classes to placing high in Tennessee, and we all look forward to seeing tion, and American college be that stimulating, either.” them perform. CONTINUED FROM TORINO ON PAGE 1 students have only recently “We have a lot of poten- begun a trek toward the tial to expand our language her with excruciatingly severe back pain. 500m speed skating champion, used his The United States has seen its share communication levels Bush programs,” said Dr. Barbara Two days later she was on the slopes in fi fteen minutes of fame to call attention of struggle, triumph, loss, and uncer- has in mind. Loach, Professor of Span- the downhill event. Even though the best to the suffering in Darfur by declaring he tainty during the 2006 Olympic Winter A 2003 study by the ish. “We can offer support she could muster was a tie for eighth, her would donate his $25,000 prize to Right games, but one thing is absolutely cer- Modern Language Associ- for faculty, staff and stu- determination to ski through the pain is a to Play—a charity that provides aid to tain: it hasn’t been boring. ation determined that total dents who want to expand shining example of the Olympic spirit. underprivileged children across Africa, enrollment in foreign lan- their language skills. With Finally, good guy Joey Cheek, the Asia, and the Middle East. guage courses has steadily the increased contact we increased in US institutions have with international stu- of higher learning over the dents, especially students past decade. Between 1998 who are studying here at and 2002, enrollment in Cedarville, it makes sense foreign langue courses in- to understand their lan- creased 17 percent, with guage and culture.” increases of more than 20 Cedarville students percent in Japanese and have demonstrated a desire Chinese courses, and more for an increase in foreign than 90 percent in Arabic language programs. Ac- courses. cording to a 2003 survey D E

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For the second con- an opportunity to erase the mitzsch explained how a strong desire to be em- fessor of Studio Piano and Functional Keyboard, and Director Staff Writer The online sign-in program is one of erature. From short stories and novels to some level of promise to be time of the year). secutive year, the Jackets memory of a regret-fi lled the organization came to ployed in the sport indus- of the Piano Ensemble, is also active in several areas outside many ways in which the Center is seek- plays and poetry, the Center highlights the best in the nation, but Adding insult to in- fi nd themselves needing regular season; to start fruition last semester. He try.” of his responsibilities on campus. Mortensen has researched For the past fi ve years the Cedarville ing to help a growing number of writers. a different genre each month in an ef- capability alone has never jury, but also hope for the to win three games in the anew with a clean slate, noted, “It all started un- What sets this group the life and career of British-American pianist Harold Bauer, University Writing Center has helped Staff met with students from nearly ev- fort to introduce students to a wide array won a single game. Un- future, was an avenging AMC Tournament to gar- zero wins and zero losses. der the direction of Dr. apart from other organi- who was his teacher’s teacher. Mortensen’s writings on Bauer students improve their writing. This ery area of study last semester, conduct- of literature that is both interesting and fulfi lled potential means victory at Walsh as well as ner an automatic bid to the The Jackets know they are Alan Geist. Last semes- zations is their business have appeared in International Piano (London) and are also past week, the Center offered a helpful ing nearly two thousand sessions. With benefi cial. unparalleled frustration in the memory of putting Em- National Tournament in blessed to have this second ter he talked with me and mindset. Hummitzsch part of the International Piano Archives at the University of new resource through the offi cial debut employees from ten different majors When asked about his experiences the sports realm. The Jack- bry-Riddle, the top ranked Branson, Missouri. life, so to speak. The pres- a few other students about added, “There are a cou- Maryland. of its online sign-in program. this semester, the Writing Center is well as a new Writing Center consultant, ju- ets are all too familiar with team in the nation, down 14 The AMC Tournament sure that postseason play the possibility of start- ple other sports-minded Mortensen plays various concerts in the area; over the last The new program allows students equipped to consult with students on a nior Joe Dugan said that he “enjoys con- these age-old adages. against CU in the fi rst half consists of the 2nd through presents can only be coun- ing an organization and organizations at school, year he has played at the Dayton Art Institute, Miami Univer- to register for an appointment from any wide range of subjects. sultations, because they offer a unique The season has been of the season opener. 5th-ranked teams in both tered by the courage and we were all excited for it. but we are the only busi- sity, Premier Piano Series in Cincinnati, and the Springfi eld networked computer on campus simply From brainstorming and outlining to opportunity to engage in a dialogical fi lled with frustration mul- Despite a disappointing the North and South divi- confi dence that stems from We started drafting our ness-minded organization Museum of Art. This past year Mortensen played his latest by logging on to the Writing Center’s documentation styles and passive voice, approach to writing that is both mean- tiplied by successful stints regular season, all is not sions playing in an eight the knowledge of Jesus vision, mission statement, directed at the sporting in- piece for piano and orchestra, called “Night Music,” with the web page. Through this new system, the Writing Center is a resource avail- ingful and fun.” of realized potential. About lost for the Jacket hoop- team, single elimination Christ as Lord and Savior. and eventually the Consti- dustry.” Midland Community Orchestra in Midland, Michigan. His re- students register with their email ad- able to all students on campus regardless Ben Bolander, junior English major half way through the league sters. The original dream tournament. Games are By the power of the Holy tution in October and had Not only does SMO cently recorded piano CD entitled “Farewell to Music” is avail- dress and a password and complete a of their fi eld of study or GPA. The staff and Writing Center consultant, com- schedule, the Jackets were of a national champion- held at the higher seed’s Sprit living inside each everything finalized in hold monthly meetings for able in the university bookstore. brief agenda form, and the system auto- can offer helpful advice concerning mented, “I think it’s very unfortunate tied with Walsh for fi rst ship is still very much a home court. A win against member of the Cedarville November.” its members, but they also Dr. Roger O’Neel, Professor of Church Music, participated matically sends them a reminder email scholarship or graduate school applica- that more students don’t take advantage place in the league. After possibility; the Jackets are Malone on Saturday would University men’s basket- The goals of this new travel to various sports-re- in a summer 2005 seminar titled “Christian Formation for Par- about their appointment. tions, non-academic projects, and more of the Writing Center.” Dugan agreed: dropping a heartbreaker merely taking the road less ensure that the Jackets will ball team, the Jackets will organization are: lated career fairs through- ticipation in Worship: How to Teach Worship in Congregations Students also have the option of traditional papers. “A lot of students, especially some who by two at the buzzer, the traveled. have at least one home attempt to honor God and 1) To create an under- out the year. Some mem- and Schools.” He spent two weeks at Calvin College with a sending a conference report form di- For the fi rst time this year the Writ- are struggling with papers and projects, team went into a tailspin. On second thought, this game in the opening round bring glory to His name in standing of job opportuni- bers attended a career fair wide variety of other educators and church worship staff brain- rectly to their professor via email. The ing Center is sponsoring one book each seem to be unaware of the benefi ts of Before fi nally righting the might not be the road less of the tourney. From there every single game that He ties within the sport indus- in Indianapolis with the storming ways to teach worship in a church and a classroom new system eliminates unnecessary and month as part of its Read to Write pro- tutoring sessions... Come—help us help ship, the Jackets had been traveled for Cedarville. on out, it is anyone’s guess chooses to bless them with try Indiana Pacers on Febru- setting. The seminar focused on presenting pedagogical think- cumbersome paperwork, and also makes gram. The goal is for students to im- you.” knocked off by dismal In fact, the team was in a who will host, as tourna- for the rest of the season, 2) To participate in ary 8, while about eight ing on various teaching techniques, and explaining broader registration more convenient. prove their writing by reading good lit- Shawnee State, Mount Ver- nearly identical situation ment time always creates however long or short that practical situations that students accompanied Dr. worship concepts. O’Neel said, “It was a very helpful seminar non (a team they had han- last season. That situation some strange surprises. may be. will allow members to Geist to a career fair in and I enjoyed applying what I learned in the classroom.” In a CONTINUED FROM LOCAL ON FRONT PAGE CONTINUED FROM STALEY ON apply their Christian per- Cleveland on February 21. follow-up meeting this past January, O’Neel spent a week at FRONT PAGE spectives and further de- While at the Cleveland Calvin discussing success stories and sharing strategies with 1950s and was not able to ger to those drinking water ness. velop their ability to think Cavaliers career fair the the seminar participants. handle the capacity that was from wells downstream of The new facility, oper- ship is by its very nature in a critical manner. students got the opportu- O’Neel will also be involved in a Church Music Advisory being put into it,” said Cedar- the Treatment Facility. Many ated by the Greene County designed to transcend or- Season Outlook: Baseball 3) To promote and de- nity to meet an executive Council meeting next week, at which worship pastors and mu- ville Mayor Dr. Jim Phipps. Cedarville residents in that Sanitation Engineering De- dinary chapel services in velop leadership ability with the Cleveland Indians sic industry representatives will have the opportunity to assess In fact, the old facility could area resorted to buying bot- partment, is equipped with some way. When a lecture- · Phil Buben · 200 strikeouts through his Jackets are led by junior third ational strategy and offensive 4) To provide network- organization as well as to Contributing Writer and evaluate Cedarville’s music curriculum. only handle about one quarter tled water to avoid ingest- safety systems that provide ship is devoted to rehash- junior season. After pitching baseman Richie Reeder, who precision to produce runs. ing opportunities with fel- watch Lebron James play. of all the waste water fl owing ing bacteria like coliform, insurance against any further ing the same material we Greg Hughes, who has led 68 innings last season, he al- posted a .328 batting average After giving up 305 runs low members and alumni These important network- in from village and college strep, staph, and giardia, all problems with contaminated hear on a regular basis, it is the Cedarville Yellow Jack- lowed only 49 hits, with op- last season. He had 41 hits and allowing opponents a 5) To develop intern- ing opportunities and ex- toilets, showers and sinks. of which are associated with river or drinking water. Safe- disappointing and, frankly, ets baseball team for seven ponents hitting a mere .203 at and 21 RBIs, starting all but .486 on-base percentage last ship opportunities citing activities are avail- CONTINUED FROM LANGUAGE ON PAGE 3 This is signifi - ty measures unnecessary.” years, vows to improve on the plate. two games in the fi eld. season, the staff must refrain Like all other athletic able to SMO members cant, considering the old facility could include new The Staley Distin- last spring’s disappointing Houchin also displayed Senior catcher Alex Pum- from giving up free bases as endeavors at Cedarville, several times each year. dents indicated that at the minimum, they would like to that the average piping systems guished Christian Scholar season. The club aspires to his talents in the Dominican mel, senior fi rst baseman the team executes defensive- SMO incorporates a bib- If you’re interested in see the addition or development of French, German, Man- person creates 50 only handle about one to divert more Lecture Program is funded win its third NCCAA Mid- Republic this Thanksgiving. Andrew Noble, and sopho- ly. This promising squad pos- lical attitude in its mis- sports management and darin, and American Sign Language courses. More than to 100 gallons of quarter of all the waste water into set- by the Thomas F. Staley west Regional in four years Known for his powerful fast- more designated hitter Matt sesses a great deal of talent sion. This up-and-coming would like to get involved eighty percent of respondents agreed that conversational waste water every “ water fl owing in from tling ponds to Foundation of Larchmont, behind four seniors and a to- ball, Houchin hopes to see the Houchin are also expected to and has already faced several organization’s mission with this promising new ability in a foreign language would benefi t them. day, according to remove solid N.Y. This private nonprofi t tal of 16 returning players. mound more frequently after make major contributions. clubs on both American and statement is clear: “The organization, you can e- According to the Cedarville University mission state- Environmental village and college toilets, wastes along organization sponsors the The cold will just be dwin- appearing in only 15 innings Two other helpful contrib- foreign soil this year. With a mission of the Sport Man- mail Dr. Geist or John ment, two of the school’s primary objectives are “to pro- Protection Agen- showers and sinks. with concrete appearance of one speaker dling away when the Jackets last spring. utors are former players who more unifi ed team, the Ce- agement Organization at Hummitzsch. You can vide suffi cient opportunities for each student to practice cy statistics. The baffl es to help each year at Cedarville, at- begin their spring season at Boynton is also pitch- are fi lling coaching roles this darville Yellow Jackets are Cedarville University is to also access their website the skills of communication,” and “to foster each student’s contaminated aerate the treat- tracting widely respected Cumberland on the February ing for his fourth season as a year. David Snow is working ready to roll. provide practical opportu- at http://people.cedarville. appreciation of and participation in wholesome avocation- overfl ow water ed waste water. fi gures. Past Staley Lectur- 28. A week later they head Jacket. He has been primarily with the pitching staff after nities to further develop, edu/Stuorg/sportmgt/ . al and cultural activities.” Both of these objectives could from the facility ran directly human waste. The aeration baffl es also help ers have included D.A. Car- to Sarasota, Florida to play used as a reliever in the past, pitching strong two years for be achieved through effective foreign language instruc- into the Creek, making wa- With the threat of pos- to increase the number of son, Bruce Ware, and cur- a nine game Spring Break but with pinpoint accuracy Cedarville while Travis Al- tion. ter in downstream wells un- sible EPA fi nes of $10,000 “good” bacteria, which aid rent Cedarville University series. After returning, the and a devastating curve, he len is working with hitters “A full and rich understanding of culture can only be drinkable. a day, and pressure from lo- in breaking down solid waste President William Brown. Jackets will wrap up March will likely fi nd a spot in the after a four year stint with the gained through the portal of language,” said Dr. Amy Safe drinking water, ac- cal residents, workers began and making water cleaner. “Being named the Ce- with 14 games at home. starting rotation. Jackets in the outfi eld. Christiansen, head of Wittenberg’s foreign language de- cording to the Ohio EPA, construction in the spring of “There are no problems darville Staley Lecturer is a On the mound, the Jack- Another promising pitcher The Jackets will not be a partment. “To see through the eyes of another, to hear has 1,000 or fewer organisms 2003 to upgrade and expand with the facility and it is only very signifi cant honor,” said ets will be led by senior Matt is freshman Derek Coogler. very powerful team, posting with a different ear, to speak with another’s tongue, to en- per 100 milliliters. After the the old facility. After im- at about 40 percent capacity Bock. “I heard a lot about it Bonin, sophomore Matt Gaining his fi rst college ex- only a .338 slugging percent-

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Sandra Wade H O sential tenets of our faith that of the Bible. most blanket claims, insist- existent. It seems fallacious pas of your own. “Our goal is painless as possible,” Keller J JOHN HUDSON | CEDARS CDR Media Advancement Offi cer there can be no blending. The Finally, we believe that our ing that there is no such to use the Bible to argue a to show students that with a emphasized. “We don’t most obvious reason for this is faith is the only true faith, and thing as a “right to die” or position on an issue which few additions and modifi ca- want people leaving think- that Wiccans call themselves that we should share our faith arguing that doctors must had essentially no relevance tions, what they have in their ing, ‘Oh, great, I spent all of Third Day/David Crowder witches, claiming to practice a with others in hopes that they always seek to preserve life to the communities through college closets can work on this money on college and type of “white” witchcraft. will accept its truth. However, regardless of the context are which it was written and the job,” said event coordina- now I have to go out and · Nick Erber · a little quiet now” cally, Third Day played the stand-up drumset contrap- However, though they pro- Wiccans are generally (and extremely hasty generaliza- compiled. tor Amanda Hutchinson. buy a $1000 suit.’ That’s ri- Contributing Writer which, of course, exact opposite of the David tion. These down-to-earth, fess to be different from the post-modernically) unwilling tions. I am not going to pretend The show’s “fashion vic- diculous. This is a practical urged the audience Crowder Band. Almost all intimate tracks seemed to “evil” witches that the Bible to deny the validity of other Medical technology to- to present a solution here. I tim” is junior Chris “Cleve- event and we want to show Two of the biggest names to sing even louder. These the songs in the fi rst part of resonate most with the wor- condemns, they still attempt faiths and are highly against day is extremely advanced. am not even convinced that land” Harmon, who will be those who come how to dress in Christian rock visited Ce- musicians have the self-de- the set were huge rock an- ship-minded crowd. Af- to channel supernatural power the idea of proselytization. While it has an array of there is a single, universal trying a few expert opinions practically.” darville last Saturday, bring- preciating attitude of any thems complete with a wall ter a humorous attempt at apart from God. Such power For all of these clear dis- benefi cial impacts, it can answer to be found. Mat- on for size, because, what Parisian has actually ing a mix of gospel-rock and indie band, combined with of blinding lights fl ashing “Gomer’s Theme” as a spe- can only come from Satan, parities, it is easy to see that also be dangerous. Current ters of life and death ought better way to show students loaned a range of cloth- eclectic worship stylings the musicianship necessary behind the performers. The cial favor for a fan, the band whether Wiccans realize this the Wiccan religion is utterly methods of life support en- to be considered on a case- how to dress than through ing, shoes, and accessories with them. Third Day and to harmonize a dynamic bass was thunderous, the started back onto their giant or not. Scripture is very clear in error. Cedars does not able doctors to prolong brain by-case basis, with careful a live student makeover? to Fashion Emergency. In the David Crowder Band melody. Crowder seemed to drums were strident, and the rock song path, and fi nished that such “magic” is evil and hold a neutral stance towards activity and basic bodily attention to the needs of pa- Brace yourselves for the new exchange for a fi ve dollar seem to be two of the most be one of the most humble lead guitar made full use of by giving the gospel and that Christians are to have it. The recent news article in functions; people with fatal tients and to the laws guid- Cleveland. “I think it turned donation (beyond the $1 well-known and loved bands and down-to-earth stage the 30-plus speaker system performing an obviously nothing to do with it, as stat- question was intended to help injuries or illnesses can be ing medical practice in our out well,” he said. “Although admission fee) to women on campus; the turnout for performers that this reporter installed for the occasion. planned encore. ed in such passages as Deut. our CU community to bet- preserved in various states country. the toughest part was know- in the Cedarville commu- this event was staggering. has ever encountered, and Mac Powell’s stentorian After the show, while I 1. How has the media shaped your view of society today? 18.10, and Gal. 5.20. ter understand what many of for lengthy periods of time. I am convinced, howev- ing that I was going to have to nity, students can receive a The Jeremiah Chapel was his music also portrayed that voice echoed throughout the was waiting out in the lobby Beyond this clear wall be- our neighbors are turning to And this is where mat- er, that as Christian college wear whatever someone else 20 percent discount to Pa- packed with Cedarville stu- meekness. The band’s songs chapel as he sang his faith with a large crowd of fans The media had more of an impact on my view of society before tween the two religions there for answers, so that we may ters become sticky. At what students it is our responsi- picked out for me. Overall, risian—excellent for some dents, faculty, staff, and their were very communal, and out at the top of his lungs. surrounding the merchan- I was a believer. At that point I found a plumbline - The Word are also several other essential better witness to them in a point does our benefi cial bility to carefully refl ect it’s fun for me to learn how post-lesson application. families. Even a few toddlers so very fi tting for corporate After a few more of these dise booth, I asked one of my of God. I’m a fi rm believer in Christian media (especially CDR disparities. knowledgeable, non-judg- technology hinder an indi- upon these issues, and to to be better dressed.” So if you’re in need of a added to the fan base. The worship. Crowder and his anthems, Third Day put friends what he thought of Radio :-) and know that it’s our responsibility as Christians to First of all, to quote the mental way. vidual’s natural passing? At engage in constructive dia- There will be refresh- few fashion tips for that big crowd buzzed with excite- fellow band mates most cer- down their electric guitars the concert. He responded, deliver the truth to the public. Nicene Creed, “we [Chris- It is my hope that by edu- what point do we become so logue so that we can better ments and socializing before interview, or that big date, ment, eager to sing worship tainly had in mind the artful and inappropriate rock god “It was lukewarm . . . not too tians] believe in one God.” cating ourselves about other obsessed with quantity of understand our medically the event, followed by the remember that tonight – help songs along with some of the portrayal of God and the en- attitude to sing a few of their hot, and not too cold. Musi- 2. What do you love about your “signifi cant other”? However, Wiccans believe in religions, we may be enabled years that we forget about advanced world and the Cleveland makeover and a is just a buck away. most unique and emotionally couragement of the body of older songs. Acoustic guitar cally, and in terms of the lyr- He is very tender-hearted! at least one god and one god- and emboldened to reach out quality of life? Should peo- challenges that it poses to runway demonstration with driving musicians working Christ when they stepped was the basis for these, along ics.” My thoughts exactly. dess, and often in other, small- to them with the only true ple with severely debilitat- social ethics and domestic in the praise genre today. onto the chapel stage. with accordion and a strange 3. Give a short version of your testimony. er deities. light in this world: the light of ing and painful terminal policy today. Bodacious Bodarni /bo- The concert got off to After a brief intermission I was raised in a Christian home but as a teen chose the wide Second, we believe that Je- Christ. conditions be compelled to dar-nee/ n 1) a noteworthy a great start with the Da- in which the audience was vid Crowder Band. They petitioned to sponsor World- road. God used many circumstances and people to get my atten- stuttererer 2) a remarkable Dear Stella, Dear Allison, launched into their set with Vision, Third Day took the tion - fi nally when I was in my late twenties, I turned every- sister in Christ. This is a hard situation, but you’re in luck because I’ve dealt with this before! First, full force, displaying the in- stage in a blaze of southern thing...past, present and future, over to him. I was blessed im- There’s ~Alyssa Adams Hey Squirt! tensely danceable backbites gospel rock rapture. For bet- mediately with a godly pastor that scooped me up and made sure Ask a guy who I get as much distance between you and this boy as possible. If you aren’t interested at N’est vous comformez pas TO MY GIRLS: “you have and the Texas vocal styl- ter or for worse, Third Day is all, then make that clear by paying him as little attention as you can without being I was grounded in the Word. (If you’d like to hear the ‘extended Stella think is inter- au siecle present. ings that have made them a mainstay in Christian mu- CEDARS’ ADVICE COLUMN bewitched me, body and version’ pack a lunch and meet me at the park!) ested in me, rude. If he is persistent this will take more skill, but dodge his e-mails, instant mes- -Love, Dad soul” unique in a genre of face- sic. While some would argue but I’m not sages, and phone calls whenever possible. When unable to avoid him, be as far from ~ Elyse Burk less worship leaders. Vary- that the only reason they ex- 4. How do you think Bush is doing in his position as ing instrumentation is what ist is not to make artful mu- interested in him at all. How can I get fl irty with him as you can be. This doesn’t mean you have to be nasty to him, but To Krista, Kelly, and John: leader of our country? (abridged version) jeffers, makes this band so differ- sic, but rather to proselytize him to realize that his perception of don’t do anything that might encourage him, either. If it comes down to it, awkward He’s remarkable! There have been unbelievable challenges set I noticed you’re not wearing Thanks for the best year ent, and they managed to unbelievers, others would before him during his presidency and he continues to hang tough. me is totally idyllic, get him to back as it is, you may have to be totally honest and inform him that you are in fact not any galoshes. I’m wearing ever and many more to include a keytar, two electric make the case that evange-

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Photography by Josh Wilcox O off. Good luck and all my best wishes! — Stella with Crowder yelling “Be went into their set. Stylisti- J JOSH WILCOX | CEDARS 6 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Thursday, February 23, 2006 Thursday, February 23, 2006 VIEWPOINTS CEDARS | 11 Foreign Film SGA Art Week: Another Type of Diversity In the Name of Love · Pierce Geary · EDARS Contributing Writer out” cuisine. Wicker has served in our this year. “I am always astounded at the C Raises Student nation’s capital and in Paris as a world range of talents, skills, and gifts Cedar- learning of his lifestyle, that outraged that he represents the posed to battle it? SGA’s Art Week was unveiled class chef. He currently serves in our ville students possess. Art Week gives would have been worthy of disgusting sin of homosexual- In 1 Peter 1:15, the Apostle Awareness on Monday during a classy soiree of very own Presidential Dining Room. them a chance to share them with the complaint. Where in Scripture ity? Allen’s involvement in this Paul writes, “This is a trust- sparkling grape juice and a harpist to This event is one of many examples of entire campus.” · Justin Keller · are we told to send away the fi lm will not disintegrate the worthy saying which deserves ETTER TO Contributing Writer A L · Brielle Karyshyn · accompany the opening of the Impres- how SGA is making the work of less On Wednesday, these displays sinner? Allowing Chad Al- fabric of the American church. full acceptance: Christ Jesus Contributing Writer sions Student Art Gallery in the lower realized arts (and artists) known to the shared some space with an interac- len to work on this fi lm gave It will not single handedly de- came to save sinners, of whom level of the SSC. The events planned campus. tive street fair type of event intended In the wake of Every Tribe Christian fi lmmakers a chance sensitize the American people, I am the worst.” Perhaps if we As Americans, we often forget that we are only one of about for the week and the temporary gallery In the lower level of the SSC are nu- to make art fun and accessible to all. Entertainment’s fi lm The to interact with and minister to so fear not. Allen’s role will remembered this, perhaps if OUR READERS three hundred countries on this planet. We forget that the major- in the Student Center are all intended to merous displays of student art. There is Everyone was invited to participate in End of the Spear, controversy a broken bearer of God’s im- not further the gay agenda, we concerned ourselves with ity of people in the world aren’t anywhere near as wealthy as foster possibly obscure artistic outlets a wide range of artwork styles: pencil artistic activities such as making hemp has ignited among evangeli- age. and it certainly will not hinder removing sin that feeds on Cedars seeks to be a as a newspaper. us, nor are they provided with the opportunity to advance their and to showcase the previously closet- drawings, paintings, sculptures, even bracelets and wikki sticks (sticky, wax- cals over how to respond to a Furthermore, Allen’s in- God’s agenda—loving people our own lives, we would more campus newspaper which Much debate has aris- position in society. We forget that we are not the largest people ed expressions of artists whose talents an abstract-style lamp. This art can covered yarn) sculptures. “I hope Art “Christian” fi lm starring an volvement in the fi lm in no fi ercely and calling them to readily reach out arms of love is up to date and relevant en lately concerning the group in the world, as the vast majority of the world’s popula- might otherwise be overlooked. be enjoyed by anyone, including those Week can be a reprieve from normal openly homosexual actor. In way diminishes the fi lm’s Himself. to people like Chad Allen, sin- for the Cedarville student place of Cedars in relation tion is located in Asia. The fact is, as Americans, we often don’t On Tuesday, the Art Week event of who may not typically have an eye for school,” said Luiken. Having Art Week due course, the debate made message. Allow me to re- Nate Saint died displaying ner that he is. culture. It is not our poli- to the goals and guidelines even think about the fact that much of the world is suffering and the day was a demonstration in Chuck’s the arts. “Art is art. It is subjective just days away from Spring Break its way to our beloved cam- fer you to another inspiring the love of another man who That is what America cy to promote controversy of Cedarville University. struggling to make a living outside of our country every single by renowned chef Keith Wicker. He to the viewer,” says Holly Luiken, the pus, fi nding form in the words “Christian” fi lm starring a gay died for a cause: Jesus Christ. needs. To stop the “tide of and we certainly don’t The paper is seen by many day. put Chuck’s food to the test as he creat- SGA Activities Board Director and the CONTINUED ON and ink of Brittany Jackson’s actor: Chariots of Fire. Sur- Christ died out of a love for liberal propaganda” fl ooding seek to offend our read- as a tool in the education- One area that most people are not even aware of is the red ed artful dishes out of our “day in, day main person responsible for Art Week PAGE 11 “How Tolerant Are We?,” an prised? Ian Charleson was a men like Chad Allen, for men our country, we need men and ers. We apologize for the al process. We, as a staff, light district of Calcutta, India. Many of the people living in this article condemning the pro- self-proclaimed homosexual like me. Jackson’s article con- women well acquainted with offenses we have caused agree it should be a part area are refugees from Bangladesh who fl ooded into the city af- duction team responsible for actor from Scotland who died demning the producers of The their own shortcomings to with recent issues. of this process. It seems, ter having to fl ee their country. Here women are forced into a the fi lm and urging Christians of complications from AIDS. End of the Spear muttered the display the unlimited patience Many have expressed however, that most of the life of prostitution from a very young age, often with no hope to stand against it. Though he starred in the now sentiments that, should “good of Christ as we accept and en- their concern in a variety argument is over what of ever changing occupations or enjoying a better life. Although Men’s Service Org Showcases Talent While I agree that homo- legendary fi lm Chariots of men” fail to act, evil would gage our fellow sinners with of ways over recent is- type of an educational tool we don’t hear much about the prostitutes of Calcutta, a group of sexuality is a sin, I certainly Fire as the dedicated Christian triumph. What is this insidi- the love of God. Pointing our sues of Cedars. Thank you Cedars should be. Cedars people that is even more overlooked is their children. · John Durkee · was told in a very accessible and place and the $300 grand prize. do not agree with the attitudes Eric Liddell, the fi lm’s inspir- ous evil against which good fi ngers and crying in outrage to those who have made sees itself as part of the Recently, Cedarville University showed the Academy Staff Writer endearing way. Following this mes- During one pause in the show, assumed or methods employed ing story and message has in men should stand and fi ght? as we look on from our picket polite, respectful, and final steps in the educa- Award-winning documentary Born Into Brothels: Calcutta’s sage, Dr. Brown explained the gos- Dr. Brown’s son Alex performed a by much of the evangelical no way been diminished, but Is it homosexuality? Who are lines will only widen the al- constructive comments. tional process. We aim to Red Light Kids as part of their Foreign Film Series. In the fi lm, Last Friday, February 17, marked pel message through the sharing of break dance and a humorous Top 10 church to address this sin. has prospered and impacted these good men who are sup- ready colossal gap between Cedars is by no means op- be a medium where stu- New York-based photographer Zana Briski moves in among the Alpha Chi’s 39th annual talent show. his personal testimony. list à la David Letterman. In characteristic form, many many, offering a positive voice homosexuals and the church. posed to criticism, and we dents who understand the prostitutes of Calcutta and develops a special relationship with Showcased in the Dixon Ministry Next was what may be the last Josh Gelser’s performance in- evangelicals have gone to war to an overwhelmingly negative have, in fact, taken many Christian worldview can some of the children growing up in that environment. Brinski Center, the talent ranged from danc- Cedarville campus performance for volved multiple card tricks. His with their picket signs and cultural discourse. The End of CONTINUED FROM ART WEEK ON PAGE 6 of your suggestions into sometimes be exposed to decided to use photography as a means of getting to know the ing and magic tricks to music and The Retail Age. They performed calm and confident demeanor made organized boycotts, outraged the Spear offers not simply a account. ideas and views that they children better and gaining the trust of their parents. Each child ventriloquism. As usual, the show well in their signature style: Pierce his tricks appear cleverly noncha- that a vile sinner like Chad positive voice, but a distinctly could give students the in- in the Jeremiah Chapel, ex- In our last issue, the would not normally en- was given a point-and-shoot camera they used to take pictures incorporated audience participation Geary’s tentative vocals and enthu- lant, especially in the way he was Allen portrays a godly martyr Christian one. centive needed to withstand panding into yet another nar- word “hell” appeared in counter on our campus. It of whatever they wanted. Briski gave them regular photogra- and gave out various prizes (par- siastic bass playing, and Jake Mer- able to fool the audience by seam- like Nate Saint. To what end Almost certainly, most the few days remaining be- rowly-tapped art form. an interview with a band is our hope that students phy lessons to teach them about composition, color, and other ticularly to the guests of Lil’ Sibs ritt’s sassy drumming, all mixed lessly switching cards from their are these boycotts? Arguably, evangelicals wouldn’t have fore true academic release. Luiken sees Art Week as named Red Girl. This was would evaluate alternative important techniques, then used the profi t from the sale of the Weekend) between acts. The show with John Rice’s stoic guitar and expected location. By not having actions like these are driving put up a fi ght had some other “What’s interesting to watch a chance to reveal Cedarville a mistake on our part. We ideas in light of their faith photographs to help the children gain a better education and give was led by emcees Chris “Cleve- synth playing. the frills that most magic acts em- gay men and women further mainstream Hollywood name is how busy it is normally students’ thoughts, emo- edited it out during the ed- in Christ and strengthen them some hope for a future outside the brothels. land” Harmon, Josh Townsend, and Following The Retail Age, Corey ploy (a beautiful assistant, annoy- and further from the church, been drawn to fi ll the role of outside the Post Offi ce, but tions, and talents that are not iting process but the alter- their faith through con- Together with co-director Ross Kauffman, Briski created a Rebecca Wolff. Knoedler, Ben Waddell, and Walter ing techno music, etc.) Josh’s skills further from truth, and further Nate Saint. In fact, I fi nd it hard during Art Week students often offered the chance of ation was missed and not scious discernment. We documentary to serve as a moving and realistic portrayal of the The show’s first act, “The Choir Strickland performed a unique and stood out on their own and earned from healing. to believe that were an openly stop to examine and stare at public expression. She says, carried over into the final are committed to helping diffi cult life that these people are forced to endure every day. Boys,” featuring Justin and Nate entertaining jam session under the him third place. In defense of Every Tribe promiscuous heterosexual ac- the various pieces displayed “Ar t Week always seems to copy of the paper. We students practice discern- Some of the prostitutes are married, but their husbands are often Keller, Jon Kragel, Mike Halsmith, alias The Untouchables. Knoedler Finally, Jillian Anderson, Gar- Entertainment (ETE), the ex- tor chosen to portray Saint this all around the SSC. It makes reveal a different side of our apologize for offending ment by providing guid- unemployed drug addicts or absent altogether. This leaves the and Colby Taylor, paid homage to and Waddell each played their gui- ret Williams, and a returning Greg ecutives responsible for the article would still need to be me think that they’re taking students. It’s so fascinating readers with this word and ance in a manner that is women with very few options for feeding themselves and their the melodramatic history of glam tars with one of Strickland’s drum- Cooley mounted the stage for their fi lm claim they had no knowl- written, even if that actor were time to pause, slow down in to see the raw emotion or we apologize for giving not only appropriate for a families. Girls as young as eleven can be married off or sold rock. Their comical and flamboyant sticks, and proceeded to toss their unusual and fun performance of edge of star Chad Allen’s life- boisterously and unrepentantly their busy schedule.” sheer beauty that someone the appearance of promot- newspaper, but consistent into prostitution. Their parents do nothing to help them out of performance was energized with sticks back and forth to each other “Dueling Banjos.” Their lively per- style or of his involvement in honest about his vices. Wednesday evening the can create.” ing the band by writing a with our mission as a stu- the brothels because they depend on them for income. Without squealing guitars and vibrato filled while they played. Strickland’s abil- formance boasted Anderson’s spir- advocating homosexuality. To those protesting The Hive opened its doors to a The art on the temporary profile on it. Endorsing dent newspaper at a Chris- Briski’s help, the children that she worked with had little or no falsetto vocals. This was followed ity to stay on beat with just one stick ited flute playing, challenged by Allen received the part be- End of the Spear due to gay ac- cover bands showcase. This boards in the SSC will be a band’s views is not in tian university (please see hope of escaping this lifestyle. by Donyo Frisco, a.k.a “Da Fris- kept the pace for the song through- Williams’ rhythmic guitar playing cause “he had the best audition tor Chad Allen’s involvement, event, called Pinchbeck, up through Friday and the keeping with our edito- our mission statement on The children’s chance at a better life came when Briski was co Kid,” and his hip hop inspired out. At one point, all three of them and accompanied by Cooley play- of anyone else by far,” accord- I ask this question: Are your involved musicians’ rendi- rotating art boards that have rial policy and endorsing page 10). able to arrange an exhibit of the children’s photographs in Cal- dance routine. Liz Pesce and Jenna continually exchanged sticks while ing “Old McDonald.” Starting off ing to the fi lmmakers. Had hearts broken over Chad Al- tions of other songs imitat- been up the entire year will views contrary to a Chris- We sometimes print cutta, as well as in New York City. The sale of the prints pro- Albarano continued the show with still playing in sync. The Untouch- as a more classical-sounding piece, ETE hired Allen to work on len’s broken relationship with ing the original artist. This remain for all to enjoy. tian worldview is not in stories about subjects that vided the funds the children needed to be enrolled in private their inspired performance of “For ables’ unusual jam session earned Cooley and Anderson quickly the fi lm, then fi red him after the one true God, or are you event offered a slightly dif- keeping with our mission are not mainstream for schools, giving them the chance to receive a good education as Good” from the Broadway musical them both the award for Most changed the pace by bringing out ferent artistic venue, much the Cedarville Univer- well as hope for a future outside the brothels where they were Wicked. Unique Act and the second place cowboy hats and playing with in- like Chef Wicker’s sity culture. When doing raised. The exhibit also demonstrated to the rest of the world After that, last semester’s New prize. creased vigor. “artwork,” in keep- so, it is not our intent to how harsh life can be for children raised in these circumstances, Student Talent Show winner An- Greg Cooley then performed While Alpha Chi tallied the ing with SGA’s hope promote the beliefs or val- and how the lifestyles and choices of their parents affect their drew Costerisan performed an orig- his parody of the Billy Joel clas- votes, The Demerits played their of diversifying the ues of these subjects or to futures. One of the boys told Briski that in his art, he “want[ed] inal song with his mandolin. With sic “Piano Man” in his enthusiastic brand of old country-influenced week. push students away from a to put across the behavior of Man.” strong vocals and a good melody, fashion. Cooley’s performance was Celtic music. The group entertained Out of all the Christian worldview. We The fi lm resounded with at least some of the audience, as he displayed his rich musical talent. marked with talent in his vocal de- the crowd by mixing traditional days in Art Week, realize that many of our seen in the talkback that followed. Joel Mathai, ex-missionary to Rachel Martinez performed a cute livery, his piano playing, and in the Celtic songs with American favor- Thursday will cer- articles on such subjects Hindus in India, answered questions and pointed out that while and highly skilled ventriloquist act song’s famous harmonica riff. In- ites like “Cotton-Eyed Joe.” tainly represent the have been open ended and Christians are somewhat involved in service towards the broth- with her “friend,” J.R. the black stead of singing about a piano man All in all, the talent show was greatest range of ar- might not have offered el-born children of Calcutta, there is defi nitely a need for more. sheep. The routine explained the at a bar, he sang about Cedarville, a good time with more unique acts tistic expression. In concrete Christian rebut- Born Into Brothels accomplished what the Foreign Film Series need for trust in God’s sovereign poking fun at engineers still stuck than previous years have featured the Hive, there mem- tals. When doing so, we seeks to do—raise campus awareness of a part of our world that will, even when it doesn’t neces- on the Hill. Cooley’s humorous take and was an overall improvement bers of the forensics did not intend to be an of- is often overlooked and could benefi t from our attention and sarily make sense, and the message on an old classic earned him first upon an already popular show. team and students fense to our readers. We prayers. in the storytelling will be more sensitive to class will demon- our readers’ needs in the strate oral interpre- future. tations. This unique Finally, we welcome Race-Centered Movie Sparks Discussion art form is a skill that input from students, fac- · Tammy Fitzgerald · the civil rights movement. than an hour of deliberation. The Emmett Till story is ancient his- Dean Purple also stressed the many students pos- ulty, staff, administration, Contributing Writer Three months before Rosa Parks two men went on to publish their tory, but it was only 50 years ago. importance of engaging history sess but rarely have and the general public. We refused to give up her bus seat to a confessional account in the nation- History impacts the present, and rather than ignoring it: “If we do the chance to share at Cedars want to be both Monday night, February 16, the white man, Emmett Till paid a fatal al magazine Look, protected from if we are ignorant of history, we not have a sense of the history of with their peers in a useful and enjoyable for Student Life department observed visit to Money, Mississippi, where further prosecution under the legal will not fully understand the pres- race issues in America, we will social, performing our readers. Therefore, Black History Month by showing he made the mistake of whistling system of their day. ent. And this is very true when ad- have little to no understanding of arts setting. Further- we welcome suggestions the PBS documentary fi lm The at a white woman. For this heinous During the discussion following dressing the issue of racial tensions the tensions that still plague us in more, in the SSC the- that are made through the Murder of Emmett Till. Following crime he was kidnapped, beaten the fi lm, the attendees discussed an in America.” the present. And for that reason, atre, the art of fash- proper channels and in the one hour fi lm was a talkback beyond recognition, and shot in the attitude they felt to be prevalent to- Derek Green shared some of we will continue to periodically ion sense and design Christian love. It is our session, led by Dean Purple and head. His dead body was dumped day, especially at Cedarville: the his own experiences with racial have speakers, show fi lms, etc., will take center stage goal to make a paper that Derek Green, Assistant Professor into the Tallahatchie River, where attitude that racism is no longer a stigma in his own life, “When I that address these issues. We are as the Fashion Emer- both we and the Cedar- of Communication Arts. he was discovered three days later. problem and continuing to revisit came to Cedarville, my parents an educational institution that de- gency show show- ville community at large Many young people today International outcry and con- the issue only exacerbates the situ- even warned me about the perils of sires to equip our students to im- cases fashions from can be proud of. The pro- know nothing of Emmett Till, a victing evidence came against Roy ation. dating a white woman. They didn’t pact their world for Christ, and we Parisian. Immedi- cess is long and arduous, 14 yearold African American boy Bryant and J. W. Milam, the two Dean Purple commented, really believe I would be physically believe that education on issues of ately after this the but we are sure that the from Chicago. However, his mur- white men implicated in the brutal “What I would say is that this is harmed but there was defi nitely the race will help our students to do second annual Halo result will be worth our der has since been cited as one of murder. However, the all-white an important issue. Some people belief that it was perilous in other just that in the real world.” Film Festival will collective efforts. the sparks that fueled the start of jury acquitted the men after less would say that, for example, the ways. Many still believe that.” debut student fi lms —CEDARS 10 | CEDARS Thursday, February 23, 2006 Thursday, February 23, 2006 CEDARS | 7 CEDARS Viewpoints CEDARS Entertainment Reviews Cedars Mission Statement Homosexuals and the CEDARS Cedars is the student newspaper of Cedarville University. MANAGING EDITOR music White Limousine // Duncan Sheik’s It exists to inform, encourage and inspire our campus Ryan Stalker Love of Christ ASSISTANT EDITOR Duncan Sheik is musically solid. He writes his own band arrange- time signature. To make matters worse, he has chosen the shallowness of community by providing information and opinions about Sara Eplin ments, he is an accomplished pianist, and his grandmother, who taught American consumerism as his “motif” for the entire album, an unoriginal the local, national and global communities in which we live. A friend of mine recently You see, God doesn’t want NEWS EDITOR him music when he was a child, was a Juliard graduate. Yet beyond this theme that doesn’t even make it past the fi rst two songs. All of these fac- told me about his gay friend to us to convince others they are Joe Dugan solid foundation there is nothing: No inspiration, no poetry, and no cre- tors make for an album that sounds familiar and repetitive. The lyrics are Cedars seeks to foster intellectual and cultural curiosity in our whom he had been “witnessing.” wrong and we are right. He A & E EDITOR ativity. To be honest, I can only remember one thing about Sheik’s ca- melodramatic at best, meandering at worst, and the lack of any distinctive readership and play a complementary role in an academic My excitement soon turned to doesn’t need us to defend Him to Josh Moody reer: the fact that he wrote “Barely Breathing,” a Top 10 hit that got him instrumentation might be forgivable had Sheik not arranged it so hazily. SPORTS EDITOR community dedicated to promoting a biblical worldview. disappointment. My friend was · Bryce Bahler · others. He doesn’t need a catchy nominated for a Grammy back in 1996. Every once in a while listeners A DVD-ROM with software to remix the music is included with this Staff Writer Jim Sawin determined to tell this guy the campaign slogan or a “Vote for VIEWPOINTS EDITOR will be tormented with this piece of stock pop on a 80s-90s hit radio mediocre album. This is an interesting idea, putting the music in the hands truth and tell it to him straight. Jesus” button. He doesn’t need Cameron Arch station, but for the most part Sheik has faded from the public conscious- of the fans so that they can rework the songs, and in this case, hopefully save Not only was this guy gay, but he was an agnos- a constitution to defi ne what marriage really COPY EDITORS ness. Critics no longer pay attention to his work, and from the sound of it. This is possibly the fi rst time that an artist has assigned the instrumental Figure Skating in a tic, so my friend wanted to “work on that, too.” is. (He should know; He created it.) He hasn’t Stacey Beaty his latest release, White Limousine, Sheik now seems to be desperate. parts to separate tracks and given the average consumer the means to remix I was saddened by my friend’s approach to called us to toe the party line. And I don’t think Camille Morse So why am I so rough on this old one-hit wonder? Mostly because an album. This concept, unlike the music on this album, is groundbreak- “witnessing.” Not knowing what else to say, I He wants us to make all the gay people straight. PAGE DESIGNER, by Nick his music, though it has much potential to be melodically and rhythmi- ing and innovative, and hopefully other more inspired artists will follow in White Washed Tomb responded by saying, “that’s good, but don’t for- He has called us to love. WEBMASTER cally interesting and engaging, is undeniably boring. In White Limou- Sheik’s footsteps. It would be great to remix a U2 album or something more get to love him too.” As I refl ect on that conver- When Jesus was on earth, He spent much Benjamin Kouba Erber sine, Sheik works in every pop cliché imaginable, messing about with interesting than Sheik’s melancholy pop, but for now this novelty is mingled PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR sation, I think my friend’s method of “witness- of his time with those who were broken, weak, Josh Wilcox heavily textured strings, crooning through incredibly boring melodies only with melodrama and tediousness. are technical mistakes (kind ing” is very typical of many Christians today. sick, and poor. The prostitutes, the IRS employ- about his women, and placing more than half of his songs in the same PHOTOGRAPHER of like missing points on a The modern American church has turned ees, the crippled, the traitors, and the “sinners.” John Hudson test). “witnessing” into a political campaign, com- He didn’t pass out miniature scrolls or stand on BUSINESS MANAGER film Eight Below Although this system plete with seven steps guaranteed to blow the a box with a bullhorn. He didn’t use His truth Dave Livingston · Steve Fladda · tends to judge the technical competition out of the water. I hesitate to even like a hammer, determined to pound it into the ADVERTISING MANAGER Don’t worry. This is not another annoying Disney movie with talk- owner Jerry Shepard, the pack of expertly trained dogs saves the fi lm by Contributing Writer merit of the skaters better use the word “witnessing,” because I’m not sure heads of those who were living in sin. Justin Ely ing animals and a horribly unbelievable plot. Instead, Eight Below captivating the audience with their performance. The emotions and per- than the old system, some in we know what that means anymore. Why has Instead, He ate dinner with these people and Facult y Advisor realistically portrays the story of eight huskies stranded in Antarctica sonalities of the dogs come through in seamless perfection, along with a I remember watching the the fi gure skating world have sharing about our relationship with Jesus be- went to their houses. He had a glass of wine Dr. Scott Calhoun while their owner desperately tries to return to rescue them. glimpse into canine behavior and the universal animal will to survive. Winter Olympics that took reservations about it because come about convincing someone else that they with them as they discussed the latest news Staff Report ers Swallow your vomit refl ex, because Eight Below is not stereotypi- The scenery, although set in Canada, is very believable and impressive, place in Salt Lake City four it tends to downplay the skat- are wrong and we are right? or told jokes. Of course, the truth was never Amanda Acker • Bryce cal or devoid of plot. with mountains and large frozen lakes providing a perfect backdrop for years ago. At the time I was ers’ own creativity and artis- The dictionary defi nes “witness” as “one compromised, but it wasn’t used to intimidate Bahler • Meghan Bates • Due to an accident and extremely perilous weather, members of the action. The frigid climate is portrayed so realistically that viewers can in rehearsal for a high school tic touches. who can give a fi rsthand account of something or threaten either. Every conversation was “sea- Heidi Charlton • Brandon a research team in Antarctica are forced to evacuate quickly, with almost feel the snow and freezing air. production of Footloose, so A defi ning feature of fi g- seen, heard, or experienced.” I think we can soned with grace,” and all those broken sinners Colas • John Durkee no room for the eight dogs on board the plane. Jerry Shepard, played The comedy in Eight Below, though quality and necessary, is merely I was trapped at school most ure skating is that it combines conclude that we are supposed to be expressing with whom Jesus interacted walked away feel- • Lyndie Grigorenko • by Paul Walker (The Fast and the Furious, Pleasantville), plans on relief to the intense drama found throughout the rest of the fi lm, seen in of the day. When I got home, very athletic gymnastic ele- to others what we have experienced in our rela- ing loved and accepted. Elizabeth Korver • Ryan returning for the dogs, but due to weather and lack of funds, he is themes of love, grief, death, and comradeship. Simmons • Autumn West • usually exhausted, I would ments with an amazing sense tionship with Christ. Whether through words This reminds me of a news story I heard just Nathan Washatka forced to leave them stranded for what turns out to be the whole win- Eight Below, which opened in theaters February 17, is fi nally giving fl ip on the Olympics and of fl uidity, grace, and artistic or actions, we are to express to others what we yesterday on TV. The story of the evening was ter. The dogs must then learn to survive the extreme climate until help House of Mouse action movies a good name. The fi lm is a spinoff of the watch for a while to relax be- beauty. It’s an odd tension have “seen, heard, and experienced” in and about a Methodist church near Dayton that was CONTRIBUTORS arrives. 1983 Japanese fi lm Antarctica, which was inspired by the real events of fore I started homework. that has been brought to light through Christ. starting a ministry to strippers and topless danc- Phil Buben • Nick Erber • Most of the movie spends time paralleling the stranded dogs’ fi ght a Japanese Antarctic expedition in 1957. Perhaps it is true that the best Tammy Fitzgerald • Steve I’ve always liked watch- by the new scoring system. So, that means we have to know what we ers. One of the ladies helping with the ministry to stay alive with the guilt-ridden Jerry who is frantically trying to drama is discovered in real life events. Fladda • Jamie Foo • Melanie ing the Olympics, especially On one hand it rewards, or have experienced in Jesus. What has Christ is a former stripper who experienced the love by Lindsay save them. The most emotional scenes, however, do not involve the Overall, this is a solid movie. If you can get past Walker’s paltry per- Frageorgia • Pierce Geary the Winter Olympics, so an should reward, the skaters brought to my life that nothing else has? What and grace of this church. She accepted Christ • Sarah Hoover • Brielle Malone teary-eyed Jerry, but center on the huskies and their treacherous jour- formance, the four-legged cast will amuse and entertain you. It is more hour or two of Bobsledding, who execute the most techni- have I seen God do in my life that couldn’t be at- and eventually stopped stripping. As I sat and Karyshyn • Justin Keller • ney. than a cheesy “animal movie”—it is a moving story about fi ghting against Ski Jumping, or Speed Skat- cally perfect routine. At the tributed to anything else but Him? This is what listened to this report, I was moved to tears. I Lindsay Malone • Julie Otis Although the fi lm is tainted by Paul Walker’s poor showing as dog overwhelming odds. ing seemed like a great idea same time it glorifi es techni- being a witness means, and that is defi nitely not couldn’t believe that it was actually happen- • Geoff Peck • Richie Reeder to wind down after being at cal perfection in a sport where something that can be found in a Gospel tract or ing. Believers were fi nally stepping outside of • Josh Saunders • Ryan Short school for about 12 hours. I excellence may not be entirely a “Four Steps to Peace with God” program. their comfort zones and going to the people and • Dave Sizemore • Andrew music Mockingbird // Derek Webb guess you couldn’t really have technical. So, what has Christ brought into my life places that Jesus went. It almost made me want Swiegard • Jaimie Teekell • watched any of the 2002 Win- It’s kind of like glorifying that nothing else has? All my experiences with to be a Methodist. Andrea Walker • Justyn Yager The sound for Mockingbird is simple, not distracting from Derek follow Jesus’ words and “come on and follow Me, but sell your house, sell ter Olympics without learning a chamber choir for singing a Christ have been marked by grace. Grace com- I tell you that story, and the story of my The opinions expressed herein are of Webb’s lyrics at any point during the album. Light percussion, guitar, and your SUV, sell your stocks, sell your security, and give it to the poor.” “A New something about “the fi gure rock song like choral music. pelled by love and founded on truth. But how friend and his gay friend, with the hope that we, the writers, but not necessarily those piano are prominent throughout, with strings and horns present in many Law” ridicules the Christian way of seeking easy answers though a legalistic of Cedars, its staff, or of Cedarville skating scandal.” Without some of the character do I tell the world about this? How do I “wit- beggars who have experienced the presence of University. All submissions are the sections as well. The songs are varied enough to make the album pleas- mindset. But perhaps the most controversial lyrics can be found in the peace Every Olympics has its of a voice like Steven Tyler’s, ness” to others what I have experienced person- the King, will fi nally realize what we are sup- property of Cedars and are subject to ant through multiple listens but stick close to their mellow feel, creating a song “My Enemies Are Men Like Me” (which features a voiceover by Martin scandals and dramas: In 1998, Bob Dylan’s, or Bono’s, the ally? posed to be doing as opposed to what we have editing and/or revision. backdrop for their lyrics. Luther King, Jr.), when Webb sings that “peace by way of war is like purity by Year-long subscriptions are available one of the fi rst snowboarding music may be technically per- I don’t think grace is something that can a long history of not doing. I dream of the day to the public for $15 (U.S. Mail). Two of the eleven tracks are stunning love songs, and one of the re- way of fornication— it’s like telling someone murder is wrong and then show- gold medalists was caught us- fect, but soulless. be simply spoken of or “worked on.” It has to when the church stops printing tracts and us- Please make checks payable to maining tracks is a short instrumental, leaving eight songs with mildly ing them by way of execution.” ing cannabis, two skiers lost This tension between the be “seen, heard, and experienced.” It has to be ing bullhorns and starts throwing birthday par- Cedars. Visit CedarsOnline.com for shocking social ideals. In “A King and a Kingdom,” Webb suggests that Compared to the unoriginality rampant in words and sound in CCM to- their medals due to “doping” truly excellent and mere tech- lived out in our daily lives. It has to be compas- ties for prostitutes and making dinners for gay more information. God might not have the same political leanings as Cedarville, singing day, Derek Webb, formerly of Caedmon’s Call, comes across with a blast of in 2002, and a fi gure skater nical perfection is something sionately poured into the lives of those around couples. Find out more “there are two great lies that I’ve heard: the day you eat of the fruit of that refreshing idealism. Webb is correct in saying the church ignores social injus- was assaulted and hit in the that the international skating us. about our staff & tree, you will not surely die, and that Jesus Christ was a white, middle- tice. Jesus loved the world, and we are largely sectioned off from it. We have knee by a hired thug in 1994. community will have to deal contact them via by Dave class republican and if you wanna be saved you have to learn to be like our own music genres, our own sterile buildings, and our own comfortable The fi gure skating scandal of with as they tweak and per- our web site, Him.” The chorus fi nds Webb stating that “My fi rst allegiance is not to a mindset. Perhaps we should take a cue from Webb and examine what we’re 2002 involving a supposed fect the new judging system. Sizemore fl ag, a country, or a man. My fi rst allegiance is not to democracy or blood. doing with our time, our money, and our vote. If we don’t change sometime, score rigging in the pair’s It’s an odd tension that shows A Glass-Plated Predicament www.CedarsOnline.com It’s to a King and a kingdom.” we risk staying a largely impotent American church. These are my thoughts as competition has brought up in a lot of places. Later, in the song “Rich Young Ruler,” Webb calls for the church to a result of hearing this album, so I highly recommend it to anyone desiring to 251 N. Main Street about a total rewriting of how We see it in the life of written about other books, takes them Cedarville, OH - 45314 be refreshed in their walk with God. the fi gure skating competition David, who though he by no all to a desk intending to take copious 937.766.4991 is scored. means led a “technically per- notes on them, and then promptly falls Fax: 937-766-3456 film The Pink Panther The old judging system fect” life, was still known as asleep with one’s head resting on one of [email protected] had been in place since fi gure a man after God’s own heart. · Melanie Frageorgia · the larger volumes. Here I would like to That familiar Mancini jazz begins, and with trademark champagne Despite the bloom that Martin brings to the fi lm, it does falter overall skating was made an Olym- We see it in the Pharisees who Contributing Writer interject that not all geeks are into com- class, the pink cat slides across the screen, a classic Hollywood im- in the acting department. Both Kevin Kline (The Emperor’s Club, French pic sport in 1906. It took into went to extremes to follow puters. Some of us are so into literature age of suavity and silken larceny. You’re sitting there, and it’s idyllic Kiss), and Beyoncé Knowles (Austin Powers: Goldmember) turn in unin- account both what the judges the letter of the law but were For every action there is an equal and that we don’t take a break from it even Americana, and then comes . . . Steve Martin. And the critics groan, spired, wooden performances. It also fails to impress in the area of plot- deemed to be technical merit, called “whitewashed tombs” opposite reaction. This is probably the most during REM cycles. and the Peter Sellers fans gnash their teeth and scream, and the nor- line. Basically, the fi lm consists of a simple “whodunit” plot interspersed and also artistic presentation. by Jesus. It’s also grappled well known and most overused scientifi c law But, anyway, enough of this rabbit about the upstairs doors in Tyler. Those mal fans wonder whether they should follow suit or just sit back and with simple gags and jokes, none of which are original and all of which fall The maximum score that a with at places like Cedarville in existence. We use it metaphorically, phil- trail. I was going to tell you about the pull back. Since they open slower than I enjoy what they paid for. to Martin’s genius for the gift of life. judge could give for a per- where we are constantly try- osophically, epistemologically, illogically, door. expect, I fi nd myself squeezing through I suggest you opt for the latter. Because really, this movie is Though the fi lm was largely suitable for mixed audiences, I will warn formance was a 6 (a number ing to balance mere rules with astronomically, (insert the word Worldview The fi rst time I had a run-in with the what can barely be called a crack between pretty funny. my readers that some of the fi lm’s humor is more sexually suggestive than that never really made sense true excellence in following here), and occasionally even demonstrate it door was of course, freshman year. I was door and frame in order to keep up the The Pink Panther, MGM’s ninth installment in their fi lm a PG-rated movie should contain. Therefore, I would caution my read- to me). A multinational panel Christ. physically. In high school (O, idyllic time) I walking out of the library in a hurrying fl ow of traffi c. franchise of the same name, stars Steve Martin as the bumbling In- ers about seeing this movie, especially with young children. A good idea of judges gave out the scores, I’ll never be a fi gure skat- remember being surprised to learn that one sort of way, fully expecting my hurry to It’s really rather degrading when you spector Clouseau, taking over the role originally played by Peter Sell- might be to research the fi lm on a Christian or family-oriented review which in theory was supposed er. Even my own mother has of the implications of this law is that if you be only slightly hampered by the aperture realize that a silly door has more inertia ers in the 1960s. Oddly enough, the outrageously accented Frenchman website, such as www.screenit.com, in order to make a more educated to prevent any one national compared me to Daffy Duck push on a stationary object, that object is before me. I put out my hand to push the than you and your book bag combined. has become a classic American icon, so who better to star in this mod- decision before viewing. bias from deciding the event. on ice. But, in a way we all pushing back with equal force. door open and, “Splat!” I found myself It’s a feeling something akin to the feel- ern revival than classic American comedy icon Steve Martin? Despite All in all, this was a mediocre fi lm capable of working a few laughs, The new judging system deal with the same tension the Doors are not supposed to do this. smashed up against the glass like a bird ing a student gets when the workload has what the critics might say (and they are saying a lot), I felt the casting but it will not be memorable as anything but a modern reanimation of an tends to allow for less bias in skating world is dealing with However, I can remember a time when in a Windex commercial. I tried leaning grown to ghastly proportions. For every by Josh choice was appropriate. Sure, the fi lm was fi lled with stock humor. old, loved Hollywood tradition. It’s probably safe for a night’s entertain- politics, or judges’ precon- at these Olympics: how do we one of the doors at the library did. As an a little more of my weight into the door. assignment accomplished, more crowd to Sure, the plot was childish. But Martin embraced the silliness and ment (personally, I enjoyed it), and a must-see for diehard Steve Martin ceptions of the skaters. There work out the fragile balance English major, I fi nd the library is a second It didn’t budge. I had to practically body- take its place. No matter how hard you Moody made it fun. His facial expressions tickle the funny bone and his sense fans, but if you’re looking for a movie that rises above the current Holly- are maximum scores that are between technical perfection, home to me. The library is as full of nooks slam it to make it open. Now here was a push, all that you have to do is pushing of comic timing is as parfait as ever. wood status quo, The Pink Panther is not the fi lm for you. available based upon the dif- and the good, the true, and the and crannies as a Thomas’ English muffi n. door that decided to push back. back with equal force. fi culty of a maneuver. Points beautiful. It is the place where one does research. That The library door has since been fi xed. Take heart. Only ten days until Spring are taken off this score if there is to say, where one gets stacks of books Now if only they would do something break. Letters to the Editor I wanted to commend you for giving students an outlet to voice their opinions troubled by the profi le of Red Girl article that I found most disturbing in the January 27th issue of Cedars was the ‘Th e “En- Un-Doctrine of Love” I think (I hope) was simply a misunderstanding of what Hi! on various subjects. I always enjoy reading your opinion pages, though I I was in the February 9 issue of Cedars, in Th e lightened One”’. It reads as a short essay on the merits of Buddhism, complete with quotes “Th e Dr. Hoff editz’s message was all about, Love needs to be grounded in Knowl- sometimes disagree with the views represented there. One of my favorite features is “side- which the writer quoted Dave Huss’ use of the word from Buddhist texts and fi nishing with a quote from Einstein.... “(Buddhism) transcends a personal God, edge and Insight....Truth (God’s Truth) drives our love and yes, that will involve doctrine....not a walk talk”, where I always try to fi nd students whom I know. For years, my students and I “hell” as a profanity. As Christians, our speech should avoids dogmas and theology....” What was the author’s intent? She presented the information in a positive “stuff y and academic air” but a fresh inhaling of what God has to say on what He created - Love have joked that the only way Science and Mathematics issues will get into the Cedars is if demonstrate the reality of a converted heart, and should light without context and without critique. We know enough about Buddhism not to put a positive spin . A major point from his message was that True Love is not found in our culture but the Word the ENS gets burned down in an unfortunate lab incident, probably involving ethanol and be characterized by thanksgiving and grace (Eph. 4:29, on a tool that Satan has used so eff ectively to carry countless numbers of people to Hell. Why ‘celebrate’ of God. I hope this is not a novel concept to many of us....Dr. Hoff editz cle arly pointed us back bunsen burners. However, since you began your faculty scholarship feature, we no longer 5:4). As a Christ-exalting newspaper, Cedars should be this? What is our purpose in studying such a belief system? Missionaries to a Buddhist society must be very to God’s Word on the very defi nition of love....His Love. feel as anonymous. We still think an ENS fi re would make great front page news, but we about cultivating an atmosphere of passion for the glory knowledgeable about this tool of Satan, but what about the rest of us? Is it just for knowledge itself? Ms Kathy Flentge will do our best to keep this from happening of God in all spheres of life. In such an atmosphere, pro- Acker could have ended her article with the ‘good news’ of Christ, something to show the contrast between Some students have mentioned that people were off ended by your recent printing of the fanity and discouraging speech would not be taboo as darkness of Buddhism and the Light of Christ. Some students have read this article, who are struggling by word “hell” when it was not referring to the lake of fi re. However, since you were printing a m uch as distasteful and undesireable. Please don’t cause with their faith and wonder what to believe. What message has the writer sent? Is she simply a writer or a direct quotation, I would maintain that any off ense should not be directed against the Cedars off ense in the name of novelty. Christian writer that instills her belief system in her writings? I could not tell from reading this article. - I appreciated the honesty of Mark and Dave: “We staff . You were only reprinting a quotation from a student. Indeed, I found the quote from Johnathon Bowers Kathy Flentge Re: “Red Girl” are dark,hedonistic, in your face, uncertain, and we David Huss, “We’re dark, hedonistic, in your face, uncertain, and we’re okay with that,” to are okay with that”. At least he admitted the nature and fl avor of their “music”. Th at’s one be much more disconcerting than the use of the word “hell”. “Dark” and “hedonistic” cer- by by PLUS. Another is that Dave underscored his statement with “as sure as hell”, etc. Obviously tainly are not two words I would typically associate with a Christian worldview. However, he does believe in hell; some good theology there, Dave! I assume you also believe in Heaven, as a newspaper, your obligation is to report the news. Th e interview itself appears to be an I think a student news- I read the last Cedars that came out and honestly I was ashamed. because one is as sure as the other. Finally, on another positive note, and this is my assumption, unbiased transcription of the band’s opinions. Th erefore, I commend you for reporting the Personally, paper at a Christian uni- Wow, the article that gave a wiccan religion leader an interview and let her say what she of course--but I like it anyway. I cannot see “Red Girl” out there in Bible-believing churches, facts and letting your readers decide what they should do with the information you present. versity should have two primary roles. First, it should wanted without refuting what was said made a mockery of a paper that would come from a Christian col- camps, conferences, etc. representing Cedarville University, or representing Christ at all. Heather G. Kuruvilla, Ph.D. capture what is currently happening on campus, includ- lege. And one fi nal note on a diff erent “Viewpoint” (by Brittany Jackson) article: “How Tolerant are Associate Professor of Biology ing refl ections on the spiritual atmosphere of the campus. To add to that the paper had a nice article about a boy band named red girl which is not ashamed to say We?” - WELL DONE, BRITTANY; KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! Students come to Cedarville because they seek some- whatever they want to say. by Dick Cughan thing other campuses do not have, namely an awareness I think that when you sign the doctrinal and behavioral agreements upon entrance to this university you appalled when I read Brittany Jackson’s article entitled, “How Tolerant are of what Christ is doing in our lives. Secondly, I believe should keep your word. Th is includes Bands, Newspapers, and movies you would go see. In all you do, do it by I was We?” for a few diff erent reason. Th e fi rst one being that we call ourselves it should address current global issues as well as leading to glorify God, not self, and certainly not to glorify the thing you are doing. Christians--who are we to judge someone and say that they should not be allowed to work matters in the world of academia. As students, we need Set aside anything you signed coming in the door, for goodness sake, for Christ’s sake even, you are a in a “Christian fi lm”? Has not every single one of us sinned? Who are we to say which sins to be aware of what is going on so that we can create our witness, if you are witnessing to people of that which Christ would have you witness to them of, or if you are are more important than other ones? In Romans, Paul talks about homosexual acts being own opinions from a Christian worldview. trying to blur gender, religions, and what is right vs wrong. No matter what stand you take, if you claim to belong to Christ, it will refl ect on Him. wrong, and in the same breath talks about those who are evil, slanderers, murderers, and Angela Ferrara then-- disobedient to their parents. I guess I can’t work in Hollywood, either. My kids go out into this world and whatever they do, it will refl ect on what kind of job I did as a parent. Another reason I was outraged was because saying who can or cannot work on certain by We as Christians go out into this world, whatever we do, refl ects upon Christ. fi lms is putting God in a box. He could have (and might have) done great things in Chad Please.... stop making my Lord look bad. Allen through the lives of Christians on the set of End of the Spear. Allen could have heard concern is directed toward the profi le of teh Michael A. Slone (the older) the Gospel; maybe one day he will know Christ personally. Can we really, with a clear con- student band “Red Girl” in the most recent science, deny someone that opportunity? We are not better than God; we do not know His My by issue of CEDARS. Th is article contained a swear word plans or what He was doing on that movie set. that would not be permitted in day-to-day conversation Th ere is much more I could say about this topic, but I will end with this: if I thought or on our campus. I also question the promotion of a student Congratulations on your continued eff orts to make Cedars relevant to the Cedarville knew that the rest of Cedarville thought in the same way, I think I would fi nd a new uni- band whose values do not seem to line up with those of Bravo! community. Recently, your articles have been thought-provoking and rendered without versity to attend. Courtney DeSmit Cedarville University - hedonistic, dark, eyeliner worn by obvious bias – which is what a newspaper should strive to do. In this market-driven world we live in, do not let band members and being mistaken for “chicks”. I have a yourselves be tempted toward mere propaganda. Rather, continue to cover a wide range of topics with a sharp by and unfl inching eye. Any campus newspaper worth its salt should attempt to critically evaluate the community diffi cult time accepting these things in our student news- it’s covering, distill the relevant issues, and report the truth – despite any possible “image problems” this may is meant to be a sounding board for the student body. Th at inherently paper which should still be under the umbrella of our cause. Cedars means that dissenting opinions will come from all arenas of campus institutional mission statement, etc. I am all for freedom Ryan L. Futrell and all walks of life. I believe that and I support that. I think that Cedars must be a news- of expression and speech but these must still be tempered Assistant Professor of English paper that carries wide representation of opinions and beliefs and I think that in many ways by what Christ teaches in His Word about behavior that is honoring and glorifying to Him. by it accomplishes this goal. Th e problem comes when people abuse the opportunity for varying Jim Clark opinions, and instead get up on their soapbox to let the public have it. So if Red Girl had some kind of publicity stunt in mind, then they need to fi gure out a new way of advertis- by ing. I don’t have a problem with Dave Huss cursing. People curse. People at Cedarville responsibility of our student paper is to challenge us to think in ways curse. Th at’s life. Huss lays down a minor league profanity for some unknown purpose, Th e we would not have otherwise. It is to expose our minds to the ideas and and by the way I think there are few musicians and artists as talented and creative as Rob issues of the world that we are not likely to encounter on our campus. Th ese ideas may Th omas, Mr. Huss. Tabitha’s Secret to Matchbox 20 to his solo debut, there isn’t much in be false, they may be true, or they may simply be ideas where the truth of them is left the way of talent and creativity that he doesn’t have. No, the language doesn’t bother me. in question and to be debated. Th e issues may be ones that never occur to our ideologi- It’s the attitude that the band exudes in their scathing interview that prompts me to write. cally conservative hearts nor addressed in such discussions. Perhaps its responsibility Mark Swan talks about his band like it’s the fi rst time anyone has ever thought about is to play the devil’s advocate, compelling us to consider the strengths of opposing rock music. His condescension of Cedarville and basically anyone that attends here was worldviews in order to strengthen the understanding of our own. dripping out of the paper and got all over my shoes. For a band that’s been together for less than a year, Red Girl has all the confi dence and swagger of a heavyweight contender. Which Jordan Williams it is not. Swan’s self proclaimed creativity of his band included eyeliner and red hair glue. by CHILDREN OF THE WORLD 2006-2007 TOUR Well I know that Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong uses eyeliner—along with most any other World Help is now accepting applications for the following positions: punk or metal band, so someone thought of that before, and I’m pretty sure I’ve seen Avril newspapers aren’t about breaking news and shouldn’t be a pri- Lavigne with red hair glue. So that’s something. School mary news source. Th ey should contain dialogue concerning TEAM LEADERS – Seeking a married couple (either currently married or Being an artist myself, I take issue with Swan’s broad generalization of Cedarville national and global situations as they arise. Dialogue and controversy should be the married by June 2006) who will be responsible for the administration and care artists being “as creative or innovative as a doorknob,” and calling us boring people. Not natural outpouring of a student newspaper. Not everyone thinks Bush is God’s chosen only that, but in a stunning move seemingly out of omniscience, Swan judges our personality one, and that’s okay. We’re all big people; we can talk about politics without crying of Children of the World. as well. Perhaps you’ve never heard of the Retail Age? I know some creative doorknobs in and whining. Some Christians use the word hell as a curse word, and that’s okay. SOUND TECHNICIAN – Seeking individuals to be responsible for the set up and that band. I know creative doorknobs who can paint, draw, and photograph pictures with Th ese kinds of stories are normal fare for newspapers, so let’s not make them a huge issue here. operation of sound and media for Children of the World concerts. an inborn talent not seen before. I know of a few creative doorknobs who were just accepted David Sizemore and awarded scholarships to the New York Film Academy. Mark, if you’re implying that you ROAD CREW – Seeking individuals to be responsible for the set up, maintenance and the people with you are the only ones with genuine creativity, I don’t know any other by and operation of sound and media systems for Children of the World. way to say it: You’re wrong. In the future I would advise against insulting the entire artistic wanted to thank you for publishing the article “What is Wicca?” by community in one broad stroke. But what the Huss do I know? I just Amanda Acker in your last issue. Th is year at school, my daughter If you want to start a new sound, do it. Run with it and be yourself without any has a friend who considers himself a Wiccan, though he no longer practices the reli- Please contact Jon Hart, (434) 525-4657, 1-800-541-6691 or [email protected] gimmicks. Th e moment that you take on some kind of attitude because ‘that’s what a band gion. She has had several opportunities to listen to his viewpoints and to share her does,’ you’ve lost sight of the originality and beauty of creativity and artistry. Running your faith with him. Because of her experience, I showed the article to her. She especially mouth just to be the tough guy that people don’t like won’t have any positive implications on appreciated how instead of stereotyping Wiccans, Ms. Acker interviewed Leah Knox your creative genius. It just serves to reduce your credibility. Let your music speak for itself, Gompf, a Wiccan, and allowed her words to speak for themselves. In short, we found and let other peoples art speak for itself. Joshua Cobb the piece to be both accurate and unbiased--two vital components of any good piece of journalism. We applaud Cedars’ commitment to stretch its Christian readers beyond by stereotypes. byJulie (& Ashley) Moore Letters to the Editor I wanted to commend you for giving students an outlet to voice their opinions troubled by the profi le of Red Girl article that I found most disturbing in the January 27th issue of Cedars was the ‘Th e “En- Un-Doctrine of Love” I think (I hope) was simply a misunderstanding of what Hi! on various subjects. I always enjoy reading your opinion pages, though I I was in the February 9 issue of Cedars, in Th e lightened One”’. It reads as a short essay on the merits of Buddhism, complete with quotes “Th e Dr. Hoff editz’s message was all about, Love needs to be grounded in Knowl- sometimes disagree with the views represented there. One of my favorite features is “side- which the writer quoted Dave Huss’ use of the word from Buddhist texts and fi nishing with a quote from Einstein.... “(Buddhism) transcends a personal God, edge and Insight....Truth (God’s Truth) drives our love and yes, that will involve doctrine....not a walk talk”, where I always try to fi nd students whom I know. For years, my students and I “hell” as a profanity. As Christians, our speech should avoids dogmas and theology....” What was the author’s intent? She presented the information in a positive “stuff y and academic air” but a fresh inhaling of what God has to say on what He created - Love have joked that the only way Science and Mathematics issues will get into the Cedars is if demonstrate the reality of a converted heart, and should light without context and without critique. We know enough about Buddhism not to put a positive spin . A major point from his message was that True Love is not found in our culture but the Word the ENS gets burned down in an unfortunate lab incident, probably involving ethanol and be characterized by thanksgiving and grace (Eph. 4:29, on a tool that Satan has used so eff ectively to carry countless numbers of people to Hell. Why ‘celebrate’ of God. I hope this is not a novel concept to many of us....Dr. Hoff editz cle arly pointed us back bunsen burners. However, since you began your faculty scholarship feature, we no longer 5:4). As a Christ-exalting newspaper, Cedars should be this? What is our purpose in studying such a belief system? Missionaries to a Buddhist society must be very to God’s Word on the very defi nition of love....His Love. feel as anonymous. We still think an ENS fi re would make great front page news, but we about cultivating an atmosphere of passion for the glory knowledgeable about this tool of Satan, but what about the rest of us? Is it just for knowledge itself? Ms Kathy Flentge will do our best to keep this from happening of God in all spheres of life. In such an atmosphere, pro- Acker could have ended her article with the ‘good news’ of Christ, something to show the contrast between Some students have mentioned that people were off ended by your recent printing of the fanity and discouraging speech would not be taboo as darkness of Buddhism and the Light of Christ. Some students have read this article, who are struggling by word “hell” when it was not referring to the lake of fi re. However, since you were printing a m uch as distasteful and undesireable. Please don’t cause with their faith and wonder what to believe. What message has the writer sent? Is she simply a writer or a direct quotation, I would maintain that any off ense should not be directed against the Cedars off ense in the name of novelty. Christian writer that instills her belief system in her writings? I could not tell from reading this article. - I appreciated the honesty of Mark and Dave: “We staff . You were only reprinting a quotation from a student. Indeed, I found the quote from Johnathon Bowers Kathy Flentge Re: “Red Girl” are dark,hedonistic, in your face, uncertain, and we David Huss, “We’re dark, hedonistic, in your face, uncertain, and we’re okay with that,” to are okay with that”. At least he admitted the nature and fl avor of their “music”. Th at’s one be much more disconcerting than the use of the word “hell”. “Dark” and “hedonistic” cer- by by PLUS. Another is that Dave underscored his statement with “as sure as hell”, etc. Obviously tainly are not two words I would typically associate with a Christian worldview. However, he does believe in hell; some good theology there, Dave! I assume you also believe in Heaven, as a newspaper, your obligation is to report the news. Th e interview itself appears to be an I think a student news- I read the last Cedars that came out and honestly I was ashamed. because one is as sure as the other. Finally, on another positive note, and this is my assumption, unbiased transcription of the band’s opinions. Th erefore, I commend you for reporting the Personally, paper at a Christian uni- Wow, the article that gave a wiccan religion leader an interview and let her say what she of course--but I like it anyway. I cannot see “Red Girl” out there in Bible-believing churches, facts and letting your readers decide what they should do with the information you present. versity should have two primary roles. First, it should wanted without refuting what was said made a mockery of a paper that would come from a Christian col- camps, conferences, etc. representing Cedarville University, or representing Christ at all. Heather G. Kuruvilla, Ph.D. capture what is currently happening on campus, includ- lege. And one fi nal note on a diff erent “Viewpoint” (by Brittany Jackson) article: “How Tolerant are Associate Professor of Biology ing refl ections on the spiritual atmosphere of the campus. To add to that the paper had a nice article about a boy band named red girl which is not ashamed to say We?” - WELL DONE, BRITTANY; KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! Students come to Cedarville because they seek some- whatever they want to say. by Dick Cughan thing other campuses do not have, namely an awareness I think that when you sign the doctrinal and behavioral agreements upon entrance to this university you appalled when I read Brittany Jackson’s article entitled, “How Tolerant are of what Christ is doing in our lives. Secondly, I believe should keep your word. Th is includes Bands, Newspapers, and movies you would go see. In all you do, do it by I was We?” for a few diff erent reason. Th e fi rst one being that we call ourselves it should address current global issues as well as leading to glorify God, not self, and certainly not to glorify the thing you are doing. Christians--who are we to judge someone and say that they should not be allowed to work matters in the world of academia. As students, we need Set aside anything you signed coming in the door, for goodness sake, for Christ’s sake even, you are a in a “Christian fi lm”? Has not every single one of us sinned? Who are we to say which sins to be aware of what is going on so that we can create our witness, if you are witnessing to people of that which Christ would have you witness to them of, or if you are are more important than other ones? In Romans, Paul talks about homosexual acts being own opinions from a Christian worldview. trying to blur gender, religions, and what is right vs wrong. No matter what stand you take, if you claim to belong to Christ, it will refl ect on Him. wrong, and in the same breath talks about those who are evil, slanderers, murderers, and Angela Ferrara then-- disobedient to their parents. I guess I can’t work in Hollywood, either. My kids go out into this world and whatever they do, it will refl ect on what kind of job I did as a parent. Another reason I was outraged was because saying who can or cannot work on certain by We as Christians go out into this world, whatever we do, refl ects upon Christ. fi lms is putting God in a box. He could have (and might have) done great things in Chad Please.... stop making my Lord look bad. Allen through the lives of Christians on the set of End of the Spear. Allen could have heard concern is directed toward the profi le of teh Michael A. Slone (the older) the Gospel; maybe one day he will know Christ personally. Can we really, with a clear con- student band “Red Girl” in the most recent science, deny someone that opportunity? We are not better than God; we do not know His My by issue of CEDARS. Th is article contained a swear word plans or what He was doing on that movie set. that would not be permitted in day-to-day conversation Th ere is much more I could say about this topic, but I will end with this: if I thought or on our campus. I also question the promotion of a student Congratulations on your continued eff orts to make Cedars relevant to the Cedarville knew that the rest of Cedarville thought in the same way, I think I would fi nd a new uni- band whose values do not seem to line up with those of Bravo! community. Recently, your articles have been thought-provoking and rendered without versity to attend. Courtney DeSmit Cedarville University - hedonistic, dark, eyeliner worn by obvious bias – which is what a newspaper should strive to do. In this market-driven world we live in, do not let band members and being mistaken for “chicks”. I have a yourselves be tempted toward mere propaganda. Rather, continue to cover a wide range of topics with a sharp by and unfl inching eye. Any campus newspaper worth its salt should attempt to critically evaluate the community diffi cult time accepting these things in our student news- it’s covering, distill the relevant issues, and report the truth – despite any possible “image problems” this may is meant to be a sounding board for the student body. Th at inherently paper which should still be under the umbrella of our cause. Cedars means that dissenting opinions will come from all arenas of campus institutional mission statement, etc. I am all for freedom Ryan L. Futrell and all walks of life. I believe that and I support that. I think that Cedars must be a news- of expression and speech but these must still be tempered Assistant Professor of English paper that carries wide representation of opinions and beliefs and I think that in many ways by what Christ teaches in His Word about behavior that is honoring and glorifying to Him. by it accomplishes this goal. Th e problem comes when people abuse the opportunity for varying Jim Clark opinions, and instead get up on their soapbox to let the public have it. So if Red Girl had some kind of publicity stunt in mind, then they need to fi gure out a new way of advertis- by ing. I don’t have a problem with Dave Huss cursing. People curse. People at Cedarville responsibility of our student paper is to challenge us to think in ways curse. Th at’s life. Huss lays down a minor league profanity for some unknown purpose, Th e we would not have otherwise. It is to expose our minds to the ideas and and by the way I think there are few musicians and artists as talented and creative as Rob issues of the world that we are not likely to encounter on our campus. Th ese ideas may Th omas, Mr. Huss. Tabitha’s Secret to Matchbox 20 to his solo debut, there isn’t much in be false, they may be true, or they may simply be ideas where the truth of them is left the way of talent and creativity that he doesn’t have. No, the language doesn’t bother me. in question and to be debated. Th e issues may be ones that never occur to our ideologi- It’s the attitude that the band exudes in their scathing interview that prompts me to write. cally conservative hearts nor addressed in such discussions. Perhaps its responsibility Mark Swan talks about his band like it’s the fi rst time anyone has ever thought about is to play the devil’s advocate, compelling us to consider the strengths of opposing rock music. His condescension of Cedarville and basically anyone that attends here was worldviews in order to strengthen the understanding of our own. dripping out of the paper and got all over my shoes. For a band that’s been together for less than a year, Red Girl has all the confi dence and swagger of a heavyweight contender. Which Jordan Williams it is not. Swan’s self proclaimed creativity of his band included eyeliner and red hair glue. by CHILDREN OF THE WORLD 2006-2007 TOUR Well I know that Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong uses eyeliner—along with most any other World Help is now accepting applications for the following positions: punk or metal band, so someone thought of that before, and I’m pretty sure I’ve seen Avril newspapers aren’t about breaking news and shouldn’t be a pri- Lavigne with red hair glue. So that’s something. School mary news source. Th ey should contain dialogue concerning TEAM LEADERS – Seeking a married couple (either currently married or Being an artist myself, I take issue with Swan’s broad generalization of Cedarville national and global situations as they arise. Dialogue and controversy should be the married by June 2006) who will be responsible for the administration and care artists being “as creative or innovative as a doorknob,” and calling us boring people. Not natural outpouring of a student newspaper. Not everyone thinks Bush is God’s chosen only that, but in a stunning move seemingly out of omniscience, Swan judges our personality one, and that’s okay. We’re all big people; we can talk about politics without crying of Children of the World. as well. Perhaps you’ve never heard of the Retail Age? I know some creative doorknobs in and whining. Some Christians use the word hell as a curse word, and that’s okay. SOUND TECHNICIAN – Seeking individuals to be responsible for the set up and that band. I know creative doorknobs who can paint, draw, and photograph pictures with Th ese kinds of stories are normal fare for newspapers, so let’s not make them a huge issue here. operation of sound and media for Children of the World concerts. an inborn talent not seen before. I know of a few creative doorknobs who were just accepted David Sizemore and awarded scholarships to the New York Film Academy. Mark, if you’re implying that you ROAD CREW – Seeking individuals to be responsible for the set up, maintenance and the people with you are the only ones with genuine creativity, I don’t know any other by and operation of sound and media systems for Children of the World. way to say it: You’re wrong. In the future I would advise against insulting the entire artistic wanted to thank you for publishing the article “What is Wicca?” by community in one broad stroke. But what the Huss do I know? I just Amanda Acker in your last issue. Th is year at school, my daughter If you want to start a new sound, do it. Run with it and be yourself without any has a friend who considers himself a Wiccan, though he no longer practices the reli- Please contact Jon Hart, (434) 525-4657, 1-800-541-6691 or [email protected] gimmicks. Th e moment that you take on some kind of attitude because ‘that’s what a band gion. She has had several opportunities to listen to his viewpoints and to share her does,’ you’ve lost sight of the originality and beauty of creativity and artistry. Running your faith with him. Because of her experience, I showed the article to her. She especially mouth just to be the tough guy that people don’t like won’t have any positive implications on appreciated how instead of stereotyping Wiccans, Ms. Acker interviewed Leah Knox your creative genius. It just serves to reduce your credibility. Let your music speak for itself, Gompf, a Wiccan, and allowed her words to speak for themselves. In short, we found and let other peoples art speak for itself. Joshua Cobb the piece to be both accurate and unbiased--two vital components of any good piece of journalism. We applaud Cedars’ commitment to stretch its Christian readers beyond by stereotypes. byJulie (& Ashley) Moore 10 | CEDARS Thursday, February 23, 2006 Thursday, February 23, 2006 CEDARS | 7 CEDARS Viewpoints CEDARS Entertainment Reviews Cedars Mission Statement Homosexuals and the CEDARS Cedars is the student newspaper of Cedarville University. MANAGING EDITOR music White Limousine // Duncan Sheik’s It exists to inform, encourage and inspire our campus Ryan Stalker Love of Christ ASSISTANT EDITOR Duncan Sheik is musically solid. He writes his own band arrange- time signature. To make matters worse, he has chosen the shallowness of community by providing information and opinions about Sara Eplin ments, he is an accomplished pianist, and his grandmother, who taught American consumerism as his “motif” for the entire album, an unoriginal the local, national and global communities in which we live. A friend of mine recently You see, God doesn’t want NEWS EDITOR him music when he was a child, was a Juliard graduate. Yet beyond this theme that doesn’t even make it past the fi rst two songs. All of these fac- told me about his gay friend to us to convince others they are Joe Dugan solid foundation there is nothing: No inspiration, no poetry, and no cre- tors make for an album that sounds familiar and repetitive. The lyrics are Cedars seeks to foster intellectual and cultural curiosity in our whom he had been “witnessing.” wrong and we are right. He A & E EDITOR ativity. To be honest, I can only remember one thing about Sheik’s ca- melodramatic at best, meandering at worst, and the lack of any distinctive readership and play a complementary role in an academic My excitement soon turned to doesn’t need us to defend Him to Josh Moody reer: the fact that he wrote “Barely Breathing,” a Top 10 hit that got him instrumentation might be forgivable had Sheik not arranged it so hazily. SPORTS EDITOR community dedicated to promoting a biblical worldview. disappointment. My friend was · Bryce Bahler · others. He doesn’t need a catchy nominated for a Grammy back in 1996. Every once in a while listeners A DVD-ROM with software to remix the music is included with this Staff Writer Jim Sawin determined to tell this guy the campaign slogan or a “Vote for VIEWPOINTS EDITOR will be tormented with this piece of stock pop on a 80s-90s hit radio mediocre album. This is an interesting idea, putting the music in the hands truth and tell it to him straight. Jesus” button. He doesn’t need Cameron Arch station, but for the most part Sheik has faded from the public conscious- of the fans so that they can rework the songs, and in this case, hopefully save Not only was this guy gay, but he was an agnos- a constitution to defi ne what marriage really COPY EDITORS ness. Critics no longer pay attention to his work, and from the sound of it. This is possibly the fi rst time that an artist has assigned the instrumental Figure Skating in a tic, so my friend wanted to “work on that, too.” is. (He should know; He created it.) He hasn’t Stacey Beaty his latest release, White Limousine, Sheik now seems to be desperate. parts to separate tracks and given the average consumer the means to remix I was saddened by my friend’s approach to called us to toe the party line. And I don’t think Camille Morse So why am I so rough on this old one-hit wonder? Mostly because an album. This concept, unlike the music on this album, is groundbreak- “witnessing.” Not knowing what else to say, I He wants us to make all the gay people straight. PAGE DESIGNER, by Nick his music, though it has much potential to be melodically and rhythmi- ing and innovative, and hopefully other more inspired artists will follow in White Washed Tomb responded by saying, “that’s good, but don’t for- He has called us to love. WEBMASTER cally interesting and engaging, is undeniably boring. In White Limou- Sheik’s footsteps. It would be great to remix a U2 album or something more get to love him too.” As I refl ect on that conver- When Jesus was on earth, He spent much Benjamin Kouba Erber sine, Sheik works in every pop cliché imaginable, messing about with interesting than Sheik’s melancholy pop, but for now this novelty is mingled PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR sation, I think my friend’s method of “witness- of his time with those who were broken, weak, Josh Wilcox heavily textured strings, crooning through incredibly boring melodies only with melodrama and tediousness. are technical mistakes (kind ing” is very typical of many Christians today. sick, and poor. The prostitutes, the IRS employ- about his women, and placing more than half of his songs in the same PHOTOGRAPHER of like missing points on a The modern American church has turned ees, the crippled, the traitors, and the “sinners.” John Hudson test). “witnessing” into a political campaign, com- He didn’t pass out miniature scrolls or stand on BUSINESS MANAGER film Eight Below Although this system plete with seven steps guaranteed to blow the a box with a bullhorn. He didn’t use His truth Dave Livingston · Steve Fladda · tends to judge the technical competition out of the water. I hesitate to even like a hammer, determined to pound it into the ADVERTISING MANAGER Don’t worry. This is not another annoying Disney movie with talk- owner Jerry Shepard, the pack of expertly trained dogs saves the fi lm by Contributing Writer merit of the skaters better use the word “witnessing,” because I’m not sure heads of those who were living in sin. Justin Ely ing animals and a horribly unbelievable plot. Instead, Eight Below captivating the audience with their performance. The emotions and per- than the old system, some in we know what that means anymore. Why has Instead, He ate dinner with these people and Facult y Advisor realistically portrays the story of eight huskies stranded in Antarctica sonalities of the dogs come through in seamless perfection, along with a I remember watching the the fi gure skating world have sharing about our relationship with Jesus be- went to their houses. He had a glass of wine Dr. Scott Calhoun while their owner desperately tries to return to rescue them. glimpse into canine behavior and the universal animal will to survive. Winter Olympics that took reservations about it because come about convincing someone else that they with them as they discussed the latest news Staff Report ers Swallow your vomit refl ex, because Eight Below is not stereotypi- The scenery, although set in Canada, is very believable and impressive, place in Salt Lake City four it tends to downplay the skat- are wrong and we are right? or told jokes. Of course, the truth was never Amanda Acker • Bryce cal or devoid of plot. with mountains and large frozen lakes providing a perfect backdrop for years ago. At the time I was ers’ own creativity and artis- The dictionary defi nes “witness” as “one compromised, but it wasn’t used to intimidate Bahler • Meghan Bates • Due to an accident and extremely perilous weather, members of the action. The frigid climate is portrayed so realistically that viewers can in rehearsal for a high school tic touches. who can give a fi rsthand account of something or threaten either. Every conversation was “sea- Heidi Charlton • Brandon a research team in Antarctica are forced to evacuate quickly, with almost feel the snow and freezing air. production of Footloose, so A defi ning feature of fi g- seen, heard, or experienced.” I think we can soned with grace,” and all those broken sinners Colas • John Durkee no room for the eight dogs on board the plane. Jerry Shepard, played The comedy in Eight Below, though quality and necessary, is merely I was trapped at school most ure skating is that it combines conclude that we are supposed to be expressing with whom Jesus interacted walked away feel- • Lyndie Grigorenko • by Paul Walker (The Fast and the Furious, Pleasantville), plans on relief to the intense drama found throughout the rest of the fi lm, seen in of the day. When I got home, very athletic gymnastic ele- to others what we have experienced in our rela- ing loved and accepted. Elizabeth Korver • Ryan returning for the dogs, but due to weather and lack of funds, he is themes of love, grief, death, and comradeship. Simmons • Autumn West • usually exhausted, I would ments with an amazing sense tionship with Christ. Whether through words This reminds me of a news story I heard just Nathan Washatka forced to leave them stranded for what turns out to be the whole win- Eight Below, which opened in theaters February 17, is fi nally giving fl ip on the Olympics and of fl uidity, grace, and artistic or actions, we are to express to others what we yesterday on TV. The story of the evening was ter. The dogs must then learn to survive the extreme climate until help House of Mouse action movies a good name. The fi lm is a spinoff of the watch for a while to relax be- beauty. It’s an odd tension have “seen, heard, and experienced” in and about a Methodist church near Dayton that was CONTRIBUTORS arrives. 1983 Japanese fi lm Antarctica, which was inspired by the real events of fore I started homework. that has been brought to light through Christ. starting a ministry to strippers and topless danc- Phil Buben • Nick Erber • Most of the movie spends time paralleling the stranded dogs’ fi ght a Japanese Antarctic expedition in 1957. Perhaps it is true that the best Tammy Fitzgerald • Steve I’ve always liked watch- by the new scoring system. So, that means we have to know what we ers. One of the ladies helping with the ministry to stay alive with the guilt-ridden Jerry who is frantically trying to drama is discovered in real life events. Fladda • Jamie Foo • Melanie ing the Olympics, especially On one hand it rewards, or have experienced in Jesus. What has Christ is a former stripper who experienced the love by Lindsay save them. The most emotional scenes, however, do not involve the Overall, this is a solid movie. If you can get past Walker’s paltry per- Frageorgia • Pierce Geary the Winter Olympics, so an should reward, the skaters brought to my life that nothing else has? What and grace of this church. She accepted Christ • Sarah Hoover • Brielle Malone teary-eyed Jerry, but center on the huskies and their treacherous jour- formance, the four-legged cast will amuse and entertain you. It is more hour or two of Bobsledding, who execute the most techni- have I seen God do in my life that couldn’t be at- and eventually stopped stripping. As I sat and Karyshyn • Justin Keller • ney. than a cheesy “animal movie”—it is a moving story about fi ghting against Ski Jumping, or Speed Skat- cally perfect routine. At the tributed to anything else but Him? This is what listened to this report, I was moved to tears. I Lindsay Malone • Julie Otis Although the fi lm is tainted by Paul Walker’s poor showing as dog overwhelming odds. ing seemed like a great idea same time it glorifi es techni- being a witness means, and that is defi nitely not couldn’t believe that it was actually happen- • Geoff Peck • Richie Reeder to wind down after being at cal perfection in a sport where something that can be found in a Gospel tract or ing. Believers were fi nally stepping outside of • Josh Saunders • Ryan Short school for about 12 hours. I excellence may not be entirely a “Four Steps to Peace with God” program. their comfort zones and going to the people and • Dave Sizemore • Andrew music Mockingbird // Derek Webb guess you couldn’t really have technical. So, what has Christ brought into my life places that Jesus went. It almost made me want Swiegard • Jaimie Teekell • watched any of the 2002 Win- It’s kind of like glorifying that nothing else has? All my experiences with to be a Methodist. Andrea Walker • Justyn Yager The sound for Mockingbird is simple, not distracting from Derek follow Jesus’ words and “come on and follow Me, but sell your house, sell ter Olympics without learning a chamber choir for singing a Christ have been marked by grace. Grace com- I tell you that story, and the story of my The opinions expressed herein are of Webb’s lyrics at any point during the album. Light percussion, guitar, and your SUV, sell your stocks, sell your security, and give it to the poor.” “A New something about “the fi gure rock song like choral music. pelled by love and founded on truth. But how friend and his gay friend, with the hope that we, the writers, but not necessarily those piano are prominent throughout, with strings and horns present in many Law” ridicules the Christian way of seeking easy answers though a legalistic of Cedars, its staff, or of Cedarville skating scandal.” Without some of the character do I tell the world about this? How do I “wit- beggars who have experienced the presence of University. All submissions are the sections as well. The songs are varied enough to make the album pleas- mindset. But perhaps the most controversial lyrics can be found in the peace Every Olympics has its of a voice like Steven Tyler’s, ness” to others what I have experienced person- the King, will fi nally realize what we are sup- property of Cedars and are subject to ant through multiple listens but stick close to their mellow feel, creating a song “My Enemies Are Men Like Me” (which features a voiceover by Martin scandals and dramas: In 1998, Bob Dylan’s, or Bono’s, the ally? posed to be doing as opposed to what we have editing and/or revision. backdrop for their lyrics. Luther King, Jr.), when Webb sings that “peace by way of war is like purity by Year-long subscriptions are available one of the fi rst snowboarding music may be technically per- I don’t think grace is something that can a long history of not doing. I dream of the day to the public for $15 (U.S. Mail). Two of the eleven tracks are stunning love songs, and one of the re- way of fornication— it’s like telling someone murder is wrong and then show- gold medalists was caught us- fect, but soulless. be simply spoken of or “worked on.” It has to when the church stops printing tracts and us- Please make checks payable to maining tracks is a short instrumental, leaving eight songs with mildly ing them by way of execution.” ing cannabis, two skiers lost This tension between the be “seen, heard, and experienced.” It has to be ing bullhorns and starts throwing birthday par- Cedars. Visit CedarsOnline.com for shocking social ideals. In “A King and a Kingdom,” Webb suggests that Compared to the unoriginality rampant in words and sound in CCM to- their medals due to “doping” truly excellent and mere tech- lived out in our daily lives. It has to be compas- ties for prostitutes and making dinners for gay more information. God might not have the same political leanings as Cedarville, singing day, Derek Webb, formerly of Caedmon’s Call, comes across with a blast of in 2002, and a fi gure skater nical perfection is something sionately poured into the lives of those around couples. Find out more “there are two great lies that I’ve heard: the day you eat of the fruit of that refreshing idealism. Webb is correct in saying the church ignores social injus- was assaulted and hit in the that the international skating us. about our staff & tree, you will not surely die, and that Jesus Christ was a white, middle- tice. Jesus loved the world, and we are largely sectioned off from it. We have knee by a hired thug in 1994. community will have to deal contact them via by Dave class republican and if you wanna be saved you have to learn to be like our own music genres, our own sterile buildings, and our own comfortable The fi gure skating scandal of with as they tweak and per- our web site, Him.” The chorus fi nds Webb stating that “My fi rst allegiance is not to a mindset. Perhaps we should take a cue from Webb and examine what we’re 2002 involving a supposed fect the new judging system. Sizemore fl ag, a country, or a man. My fi rst allegiance is not to democracy or blood. doing with our time, our money, and our vote. If we don’t change sometime, score rigging in the pair’s It’s an odd tension that shows A Glass-Plated Predicament www.CedarsOnline.com It’s to a King and a kingdom.” we risk staying a largely impotent American church. These are my thoughts as competition has brought up in a lot of places. Later, in the song “Rich Young Ruler,” Webb calls for the church to a result of hearing this album, so I highly recommend it to anyone desiring to 251 N. Main Street about a total rewriting of how We see it in the life of written about other books, takes them Cedarville, OH - 45314 be refreshed in their walk with God. the fi gure skating competition David, who though he by no all to a desk intending to take copious 937.766.4991 is scored. means led a “technically per- notes on them, and then promptly falls Fax: 937-766-3456 film The Pink Panther The old judging system fect” life, was still known as asleep with one’s head resting on one of [email protected] had been in place since fi gure a man after God’s own heart. · Melanie Frageorgia · the larger volumes. Here I would like to That familiar Mancini jazz begins, and with trademark champagne Despite the bloom that Martin brings to the fi lm, it does falter overall skating was made an Olym- We see it in the Pharisees who Contributing Writer interject that not all geeks are into com- class, the pink cat slides across the screen, a classic Hollywood im- in the acting department. Both Kevin Kline (The Emperor’s Club, French pic sport in 1906. It took into went to extremes to follow puters. Some of us are so into literature age of suavity and silken larceny. You’re sitting there, and it’s idyllic Kiss), and Beyoncé Knowles (Austin Powers: Goldmember) turn in unin- account both what the judges the letter of the law but were For every action there is an equal and that we don’t take a break from it even Americana, and then comes . . . Steve Martin. And the critics groan, spired, wooden performances. It also fails to impress in the area of plot- deemed to be technical merit, called “whitewashed tombs” opposite reaction. This is probably the most during REM cycles. and the Peter Sellers fans gnash their teeth and scream, and the nor- line. Basically, the fi lm consists of a simple “whodunit” plot interspersed and also artistic presentation. by Jesus. It’s also grappled well known and most overused scientifi c law But, anyway, enough of this rabbit about the upstairs doors in Tyler. Those mal fans wonder whether they should follow suit or just sit back and with simple gags and jokes, none of which are original and all of which fall The maximum score that a with at places like Cedarville in existence. We use it metaphorically, phil- trail. I was going to tell you about the pull back. Since they open slower than I enjoy what they paid for. to Martin’s genius for the gift of life. judge could give for a per- where we are constantly try- osophically, epistemologically, illogically, door. expect, I fi nd myself squeezing through I suggest you opt for the latter. Because really, this movie is Though the fi lm was largely suitable for mixed audiences, I will warn formance was a 6 (a number ing to balance mere rules with astronomically, (insert the word Worldview The fi rst time I had a run-in with the what can barely be called a crack between pretty funny. my readers that some of the fi lm’s humor is more sexually suggestive than that never really made sense true excellence in following here), and occasionally even demonstrate it door was of course, freshman year. I was door and frame in order to keep up the The Pink Panther, MGM’s ninth installment in their fi lm a PG-rated movie should contain. Therefore, I would caution my read- to me). A multinational panel Christ. physically. In high school (O, idyllic time) I walking out of the library in a hurrying fl ow of traffi c. franchise of the same name, stars Steve Martin as the bumbling In- ers about seeing this movie, especially with young children. A good idea of judges gave out the scores, I’ll never be a fi gure skat- remember being surprised to learn that one sort of way, fully expecting my hurry to It’s really rather degrading when you spector Clouseau, taking over the role originally played by Peter Sell- might be to research the fi lm on a Christian or family-oriented review which in theory was supposed er. Even my own mother has of the implications of this law is that if you be only slightly hampered by the aperture realize that a silly door has more inertia ers in the 1960s. Oddly enough, the outrageously accented Frenchman website, such as www.screenit.com, in order to make a more educated to prevent any one national compared me to Daffy Duck push on a stationary object, that object is before me. I put out my hand to push the than you and your book bag combined. has become a classic American icon, so who better to star in this mod- decision before viewing. bias from deciding the event. on ice. But, in a way we all pushing back with equal force. door open and, “Splat!” I found myself It’s a feeling something akin to the feel- ern revival than classic American comedy icon Steve Martin? Despite All in all, this was a mediocre fi lm capable of working a few laughs, The new judging system deal with the same tension the Doors are not supposed to do this. smashed up against the glass like a bird ing a student gets when the workload has what the critics might say (and they are saying a lot), I felt the casting but it will not be memorable as anything but a modern reanimation of an tends to allow for less bias in skating world is dealing with However, I can remember a time when in a Windex commercial. I tried leaning grown to ghastly proportions. For every by Josh choice was appropriate. Sure, the fi lm was fi lled with stock humor. old, loved Hollywood tradition. It’s probably safe for a night’s entertain- politics, or judges’ precon- at these Olympics: how do we one of the doors at the library did. As an a little more of my weight into the door. assignment accomplished, more crowd to Sure, the plot was childish. But Martin embraced the silliness and ment (personally, I enjoyed it), and a must-see for diehard Steve Martin ceptions of the skaters. There work out the fragile balance English major, I fi nd the library is a second It didn’t budge. I had to practically body- take its place. No matter how hard you Moody made it fun. His facial expressions tickle the funny bone and his sense fans, but if you’re looking for a movie that rises above the current Holly- are maximum scores that are between technical perfection, home to me. The library is as full of nooks slam it to make it open. Now here was a push, all that you have to do is pushing of comic timing is as parfait as ever. wood status quo, The Pink Panther is not the fi lm for you. available based upon the dif- and the good, the true, and the and crannies as a Thomas’ English muffi n. door that decided to push back. back with equal force. fi culty of a maneuver. Points beautiful. It is the place where one does research. That The library door has since been fi xed. Take heart. Only ten days until Spring are taken off this score if there is to say, where one gets stacks of books Now if only they would do something break. 6 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Thursday, February 23, 2006 Thursday, February 23, 2006 VIEWPOINTS CEDARS | 11 Foreign Film SGA Art Week: Another Type of Diversity In the Name of Love · Pierce Geary · EDARS Contributing Writer out” cuisine. Wicker has served in our this year. “I am always astounded at the C Raises Student nation’s capital and in Paris as a world range of talents, skills, and gifts Cedar- learning of his lifestyle, that outraged that he represents the posed to battle it? SGA’s Art Week was unveiled class chef. He currently serves in our ville students possess. Art Week gives would have been worthy of disgusting sin of homosexual- In 1 Peter 1:15, the Apostle Awareness on Monday during a classy soiree of very own Presidential Dining Room. them a chance to share them with the complaint. Where in Scripture ity? Allen’s involvement in this Paul writes, “This is a trust- sparkling grape juice and a harpist to This event is one of many examples of entire campus.” · Justin Keller · are we told to send away the fi lm will not disintegrate the worthy saying which deserves ETTER TO Contributing Writer A L · Brielle Karyshyn · accompany the opening of the Impres- how SGA is making the work of less On Wednesday, these displays sinner? Allowing Chad Al- fabric of the American church. full acceptance: Christ Jesus Contributing Writer sions Student Art Gallery in the lower realized arts (and artists) known to the shared some space with an interac- len to work on this fi lm gave It will not single handedly de- came to save sinners, of whom level of the SSC. The events planned campus. tive street fair type of event intended In the wake of Every Tribe Christian fi lmmakers a chance sensitize the American people, I am the worst.” Perhaps if we As Americans, we often forget that we are only one of about for the week and the temporary gallery In the lower level of the SSC are nu- to make art fun and accessible to all. Entertainment’s fi lm The to interact with and minister to so fear not. Allen’s role will remembered this, perhaps if OUR READERS three hundred countries on this planet. We forget that the major- in the Student Center are all intended to merous displays of student art. There is Everyone was invited to participate in End of the Spear, controversy a broken bearer of God’s im- not further the gay agenda, we concerned ourselves with ity of people in the world aren’t anywhere near as wealthy as foster possibly obscure artistic outlets a wide range of artwork styles: pencil artistic activities such as making hemp has ignited among evangeli- age. and it certainly will not hinder removing sin that feeds on Cedars seeks to be a as a newspaper. us, nor are they provided with the opportunity to advance their and to showcase the previously closet- drawings, paintings, sculptures, even bracelets and wikki sticks (sticky, wax- cals over how to respond to a Furthermore, Allen’s in- God’s agenda—loving people our own lives, we would more campus newspaper which Much debate has aris- position in society. We forget that we are not the largest people ed expressions of artists whose talents an abstract-style lamp. This art can covered yarn) sculptures. “I hope Art “Christian” fi lm starring an volvement in the fi lm in no fi ercely and calling them to readily reach out arms of love is up to date and relevant en lately concerning the group in the world, as the vast majority of the world’s popula- might otherwise be overlooked. be enjoyed by anyone, including those Week can be a reprieve from normal openly homosexual actor. In way diminishes the fi lm’s Himself. to people like Chad Allen, sin- for the Cedarville student place of Cedars in relation tion is located in Asia. The fact is, as Americans, we often don’t On Tuesday, the Art Week event of who may not typically have an eye for school,” said Luiken. Having Art Week due course, the debate made message. Allow me to re- Nate Saint died displaying ner that he is. culture. It is not our poli- to the goals and guidelines even think about the fact that much of the world is suffering and the day was a demonstration in Chuck’s the arts. “Art is art. It is subjective just days away from Spring Break its way to our beloved cam- fer you to another inspiring the love of another man who That is what America cy to promote controversy of Cedarville University. struggling to make a living outside of our country every single by renowned chef Keith Wicker. He to the viewer,” says Holly Luiken, the pus, fi nding form in the words “Christian” fi lm starring a gay died for a cause: Jesus Christ. needs. To stop the “tide of and we certainly don’t The paper is seen by many day. put Chuck’s food to the test as he creat- SGA Activities Board Director and the CONTINUED ON and ink of Brittany Jackson’s actor: Chariots of Fire. Sur- Christ died out of a love for liberal propaganda” fl ooding seek to offend our read- as a tool in the education- One area that most people are not even aware of is the red ed artful dishes out of our “day in, day main person responsible for Art Week PAGE 11 “How Tolerant Are We?,” an prised? Ian Charleson was a men like Chad Allen, for men our country, we need men and ers. We apologize for the al process. We, as a staff, light district of Calcutta, India. Many of the people living in this article condemning the pro- self-proclaimed homosexual like me. Jackson’s article con- women well acquainted with offenses we have caused agree it should be a part area are refugees from Bangladesh who fl ooded into the city af- duction team responsible for actor from Scotland who died demning the producers of The their own shortcomings to with recent issues. of this process. It seems, ter having to fl ee their country. Here women are forced into a the fi lm and urging Christians of complications from AIDS. End of the Spear muttered the display the unlimited patience Many have expressed however, that most of the life of prostitution from a very young age, often with no hope to stand against it. Though he starred in the now sentiments that, should “good of Christ as we accept and en- their concern in a variety argument is over what of ever changing occupations or enjoying a better life. Although Men’s Service Org Showcases Talent While I agree that homo- legendary fi lm Chariots of men” fail to act, evil would gage our fellow sinners with of ways over recent is- type of an educational tool we don’t hear much about the prostitutes of Calcutta, a group of sexuality is a sin, I certainly Fire as the dedicated Christian triumph. What is this insidi- the love of God. Pointing our sues of Cedars. Thank you Cedars should be. Cedars people that is even more overlooked is their children. · John Durkee · was told in a very accessible and place and the $300 grand prize. do not agree with the attitudes Eric Liddell, the fi lm’s inspir- ous evil against which good fi ngers and crying in outrage to those who have made sees itself as part of the Recently, Cedarville University showed the Academy Staff Writer endearing way. Following this mes- During one pause in the show, assumed or methods employed ing story and message has in men should stand and fi ght? as we look on from our picket polite, respectful, and final steps in the educa- Award-winning documentary Born Into Brothels: Calcutta’s sage, Dr. Brown explained the gos- Dr. Brown’s son Alex performed a by much of the evangelical no way been diminished, but Is it homosexuality? Who are lines will only widen the al- constructive comments. tional process. We aim to Red Light Kids as part of their Foreign Film Series. In the fi lm, Last Friday, February 17, marked pel message through the sharing of break dance and a humorous Top 10 church to address this sin. has prospered and impacted these good men who are sup- ready colossal gap between Cedars is by no means op- be a medium where stu- New York-based photographer Zana Briski moves in among the Alpha Chi’s 39th annual talent show. his personal testimony. list à la David Letterman. In characteristic form, many many, offering a positive voice homosexuals and the church. posed to criticism, and we dents who understand the prostitutes of Calcutta and develops a special relationship with Showcased in the Dixon Ministry Next was what may be the last Josh Gelser’s performance in- evangelicals have gone to war to an overwhelmingly negative have, in fact, taken many Christian worldview can some of the children growing up in that environment. Brinski Center, the talent ranged from danc- Cedarville campus performance for volved multiple card tricks. His with their picket signs and cultural discourse. The End of CONTINUED FROM ART WEEK ON PAGE 6 of your suggestions into sometimes be exposed to decided to use photography as a means of getting to know the ing and magic tricks to music and The Retail Age. They performed calm and confident demeanor made organized boycotts, outraged the Spear offers not simply a account. ideas and views that they children better and gaining the trust of their parents. Each child ventriloquism. As usual, the show well in their signature style: Pierce his tricks appear cleverly noncha- that a vile sinner like Chad positive voice, but a distinctly could give students the in- in the Jeremiah Chapel, ex- In our last issue, the would not normally en- was given a point-and-shoot camera they used to take pictures incorporated audience participation Geary’s tentative vocals and enthu- lant, especially in the way he was Allen portrays a godly martyr Christian one. centive needed to withstand panding into yet another nar- word “hell” appeared in counter on our campus. It of whatever they wanted. Briski gave them regular photogra- and gave out various prizes (par- siastic bass playing, and Jake Mer- able to fool the audience by seam- like Nate Saint. To what end Almost certainly, most the few days remaining be- rowly-tapped art form. an interview with a band is our hope that students phy lessons to teach them about composition, color, and other ticularly to the guests of Lil’ Sibs ritt’s sassy drumming, all mixed lessly switching cards from their are these boycotts? Arguably, evangelicals wouldn’t have fore true academic release. Luiken sees Art Week as named Red Girl. This was would evaluate alternative important techniques, then used the profi t from the sale of the Weekend) between acts. The show with John Rice’s stoic guitar and expected location. By not having actions like these are driving put up a fi ght had some other “What’s interesting to watch a chance to reveal Cedarville a mistake on our part. We ideas in light of their faith photographs to help the children gain a better education and give was led by emcees Chris “Cleve- synth playing. the frills that most magic acts em- gay men and women further mainstream Hollywood name is how busy it is normally students’ thoughts, emo- edited it out during the ed- in Christ and strengthen them some hope for a future outside the brothels. land” Harmon, Josh Townsend, and Following The Retail Age, Corey ploy (a beautiful assistant, annoy- and further from the church, been drawn to fi ll the role of outside the Post Offi ce, but tions, and talents that are not iting process but the alter- their faith through con- Together with co-director Ross Kauffman, Briski created a Rebecca Wolff. Knoedler, Ben Waddell, and Walter ing techno music, etc.) Josh’s skills further from truth, and further Nate Saint. In fact, I fi nd it hard during Art Week students often offered the chance of ation was missed and not scious discernment. We documentary to serve as a moving and realistic portrayal of the The show’s first act, “The Choir Strickland performed a unique and stood out on their own and earned from healing. to believe that were an openly stop to examine and stare at public expression. She says, carried over into the final are committed to helping diffi cult life that these people are forced to endure every day. Boys,” featuring Justin and Nate entertaining jam session under the him third place. In defense of Every Tribe promiscuous heterosexual ac- the various pieces displayed “Ar t Week always seems to copy of the paper. We students practice discern- Some of the prostitutes are married, but their husbands are often Keller, Jon Kragel, Mike Halsmith, alias The Untouchables. Knoedler Finally, Jillian Anderson, Gar- Entertainment (ETE), the ex- tor chosen to portray Saint this all around the SSC. It makes reveal a different side of our apologize for offending ment by providing guid- unemployed drug addicts or absent altogether. This leaves the and Colby Taylor, paid homage to and Waddell each played their gui- ret Williams, and a returning Greg ecutives responsible for the article would still need to be me think that they’re taking students. It’s so fascinating readers with this word and ance in a manner that is women with very few options for feeding themselves and their the melodramatic history of glam tars with one of Strickland’s drum- Cooley mounted the stage for their fi lm claim they had no knowl- written, even if that actor were time to pause, slow down in to see the raw emotion or we apologize for giving not only appropriate for a families. Girls as young as eleven can be married off or sold rock. Their comical and flamboyant sticks, and proceeded to toss their unusual and fun performance of edge of star Chad Allen’s life- boisterously and unrepentantly their busy schedule.” sheer beauty that someone the appearance of promot- newspaper, but consistent into prostitution. Their parents do nothing to help them out of performance was energized with sticks back and forth to each other “Dueling Banjos.” Their lively per- style or of his involvement in honest about his vices. Wednesday evening the can create.” ing the band by writing a with our mission as a stu- the brothels because they depend on them for income. Without squealing guitars and vibrato filled while they played. Strickland’s abil- formance boasted Anderson’s spir- advocating homosexuality. To those protesting The Hive opened its doors to a The art on the temporary profile on it. Endorsing dent newspaper at a Chris- Briski’s help, the children that she worked with had little or no falsetto vocals. This was followed ity to stay on beat with just one stick ited flute playing, challenged by Allen received the part be- End of the Spear due to gay ac- cover bands showcase. This boards in the SSC will be a band’s views is not in tian university (please see hope of escaping this lifestyle. by Donyo Frisco, a.k.a “Da Fris- kept the pace for the song through- Williams’ rhythmic guitar playing cause “he had the best audition tor Chad Allen’s involvement, event, called Pinchbeck, up through Friday and the keeping with our edito- our mission statement on The children’s chance at a better life came when Briski was co Kid,” and his hip hop inspired out. At one point, all three of them and accompanied by Cooley play- of anyone else by far,” accord- I ask this question: Are your involved musicians’ rendi- rotating art boards that have rial policy and endorsing page 10). able to arrange an exhibit of the children’s photographs in Cal- dance routine. Liz Pesce and Jenna continually exchanged sticks while ing “Old McDonald.” Starting off ing to the fi lmmakers. Had hearts broken over Chad Al- tions of other songs imitat- been up the entire year will views contrary to a Chris- We sometimes print cutta, as well as in New York City. The sale of the prints pro- Albarano continued the show with still playing in sync. The Untouch- as a more classical-sounding piece, ETE hired Allen to work on len’s broken relationship with ing the original artist. This remain for all to enjoy. tian worldview is not in stories about subjects that vided the funds the children needed to be enrolled in private their inspired performance of “For ables’ unusual jam session earned Cooley and Anderson quickly the fi lm, then fi red him after the one true God, or are you event offered a slightly dif- keeping with our mission are not mainstream for schools, giving them the chance to receive a good education as Good” from the Broadway musical them both the award for Most changed the pace by bringing out ferent artistic venue, much the Cedarville Univer- well as hope for a future outside the brothels where they were Wicked. Unique Act and the second place cowboy hats and playing with in- like Chef Wicker’s sity culture. When doing raised. The exhibit also demonstrated to the rest of the world After that, last semester’s New prize. creased vigor. “artwork,” in keep- so, it is not our intent to how harsh life can be for children raised in these circumstances, Student Talent Show winner An- Greg Cooley then performed While Alpha Chi tallied the ing with SGA’s hope promote the beliefs or val- and how the lifestyles and choices of their parents affect their drew Costerisan performed an orig- his parody of the Billy Joel clas- votes, The Demerits played their of diversifying the ues of these subjects or to futures. One of the boys told Briski that in his art, he “want[ed] inal song with his mandolin. With sic “Piano Man” in his enthusiastic brand of old country-influenced week. push students away from a to put across the behavior of Man.” strong vocals and a good melody, fashion. Cooley’s performance was Celtic music. The group entertained Out of all the Christian worldview. We The fi lm resounded with at least some of the audience, as he displayed his rich musical talent. marked with talent in his vocal de- the crowd by mixing traditional days in Art Week, realize that many of our seen in the talkback that followed. Joel Mathai, ex-missionary to Rachel Martinez performed a cute livery, his piano playing, and in the Celtic songs with American favor- Thursday will cer- articles on such subjects Hindus in India, answered questions and pointed out that while and highly skilled ventriloquist act song’s famous harmonica riff. In- ites like “Cotton-Eyed Joe.” tainly represent the have been open ended and Christians are somewhat involved in service towards the broth- with her “friend,” J.R. the black stead of singing about a piano man All in all, the talent show was greatest range of ar- might not have offered el-born children of Calcutta, there is defi nitely a need for more. sheep. The routine explained the at a bar, he sang about Cedarville, a good time with more unique acts tistic expression. In concrete Christian rebut- Born Into Brothels accomplished what the Foreign Film Series need for trust in God’s sovereign poking fun at engineers still stuck than previous years have featured the Hive, there mem- tals. When doing so, we seeks to do—raise campus awareness of a part of our world that will, even when it doesn’t neces- on the Hill. Cooley’s humorous take and was an overall improvement bers of the forensics did not intend to be an of- is often overlooked and could benefi t from our attention and sarily make sense, and the message on an old classic earned him first upon an already popular show. team and students fense to our readers. We prayers. in the storytelling will be more sensitive to class will demon- our readers’ needs in the strate oral interpre- future. tations. This unique Finally, we welcome Race-Centered Movie Sparks Discussion art form is a skill that input from students, fac- · Tammy Fitzgerald · the civil rights movement. than an hour of deliberation. The Emmett Till story is ancient his- Dean Purple also stressed the many students pos- ulty, staff, administration, Contributing Writer Three months before Rosa Parks two men went on to publish their tory, but it was only 50 years ago. importance of engaging history sess but rarely have and the general public. We refused to give up her bus seat to a confessional account in the nation- History impacts the present, and rather than ignoring it: “If we do the chance to share at Cedars want to be both Monday night, February 16, the white man, Emmett Till paid a fatal al magazine Look, protected from if we are ignorant of history, we not have a sense of the history of with their peers in a useful and enjoyable for Student Life department observed visit to Money, Mississippi, where further prosecution under the legal will not fully understand the pres- race issues in America, we will social, performing our readers. Therefore, Black History Month by showing he made the mistake of whistling system of their day. ent. And this is very true when ad- have little to no understanding of arts setting. Further- we welcome suggestions the PBS documentary fi lm The at a white woman. For this heinous During the discussion following dressing the issue of racial tensions the tensions that still plague us in more, in the SSC the- that are made through the Murder of Emmett Till. Following crime he was kidnapped, beaten the fi lm, the attendees discussed an in America.” the present. And for that reason, atre, the art of fash- proper channels and in the one hour fi lm was a talkback beyond recognition, and shot in the attitude they felt to be prevalent to- Derek Green shared some of we will continue to periodically ion sense and design Christian love. It is our session, led by Dean Purple and head. His dead body was dumped day, especially at Cedarville: the his own experiences with racial have speakers, show fi lms, etc., will take center stage goal to make a paper that Derek Green, Assistant Professor into the Tallahatchie River, where attitude that racism is no longer a stigma in his own life, “When I that address these issues. We are as the Fashion Emer- both we and the Cedar- of Communication Arts. he was discovered three days later. problem and continuing to revisit came to Cedarville, my parents an educational institution that de- gency show show- ville community at large Many young people today International outcry and con- the issue only exacerbates the situ- even warned me about the perils of sires to equip our students to im- cases fashions from can be proud of. The pro- know nothing of Emmett Till, a victing evidence came against Roy ation. dating a white woman. They didn’t pact their world for Christ, and we Parisian. Immedi- cess is long and arduous, 14 yearold African American boy Bryant and J. W. Milam, the two Dean Purple commented, really believe I would be physically believe that education on issues of ately after this the but we are sure that the from Chicago. However, his mur- white men implicated in the brutal “What I would say is that this is harmed but there was defi nitely the race will help our students to do second annual Halo result will be worth our der has since been cited as one of murder. However, the all-white an important issue. Some people belief that it was perilous in other just that in the real world.” Film Festival will collective efforts. the sparks that fueled the start of jury acquitted the men after less would say that, for example, the ways. Many still believe that.” debut student fi lms —CEDARS 12 | CEDARS VIEWPOINTS Thursday, February 23, 2006 Thursday, February 23, 2006 CEDARS | 5 Student Faces Brian Clawson A Christian Do We Have the CEDARS Arts & Entertainment Sophomore Mechanical Engineering Major Response to Wicca Right to Die?

sus Christ is the Son of God, exist on machines simply Student Musician Profi le: Keith Sider that His sacrifi ce is suffi cient because we have them? If to cover our sins, that He was not, who ought to make the As a veteran member of HeartSong, he · Sara Hoover · As a listener, Sider is rather universal in raised from the dead, and that crucial decisions, and what has sung in chapel on numerous occasions. Contributing Writer his tastes and lacks a defi ning favorite style. we must live by His laws. At criteria should they con- As a Josh Groban look-alike, he performed However, he does lean towards jazz and · Josh Moody · best, Wiccans believe that Je- · Joe Dugan · sider? “You Raise Me Up” at last year’s Elliv. As a pianist/composer, contemporary music and such artists as Bobby McFerrin, Kurt A&E Editor News Editor sus is a god, but not a supreme Although physician-as- he led special music in chapel last week with his song (??). As Elling, The New York Voices, Mercy Me and Avalon. being, while most deny His sisted suicide is illegal in a musician, senior Keith Sider has come into his own right and As a performer, though, he holds more defi ned opinions. Merry meet, fellow Chris- deity altogether. Furthermore, Since the Terri Schiavo most states, the vast major- only promises to grow even more. “While I have a great appreciation for classical music, I do not tians. I write this article in light they do not believe that they debacle last spring, Chris- ity of the American public Growing up in a pastor’s home in Chambersburg, Pennsyl- always fi nd much enjoyment in performing it myself. Mainly of the concerns which many are sinners in need of salva- tians have been considering support “right to die” in vania, Sider has enjoyed music since he was a child. “I have been because classical music does not always appeal or minister to of our readers have expressed tion, for to them the only evil and debating issues sur- certain situations. Accord- interested in music for as long as I can remember,” says Sider. the general public. I prefer to perform more contemporary lit- 1. How has the media shaped your view of society today? in response to Cedars’ recent is harming others or them- rounding the “right to die.” ing to a 2005 Pew Research Dress To Impress… “My parents have home videos of me when I was three years old erature that the general public will be ministered to by.” I don’t think that the media has actually shaped my view of news piece on the Wiccan reli- selves—beyond this one law, Cedarville University has Poll, 84 percent of Ameri- acting like I was playing the piano at the kitchen table.” However, Sider does not intend to sacrifi ce quality in order society. I think that the media gives a rather skewed view of the gion. The article was intended which is personally defi ned not abstained from this dia- cans believe that patients For Less Now as a church music ministry major at Cedarville, Sider to perform contemporary music. He believes that quality can be world, and I usually don’t consider it an authority on life. to be an informative, objective anyway, Wiccans do not be- logue; in fact, we invited at- should freely decide wheth- · Jaimie Teekell · shares his talent not only through singing in HeartSong and in found in many styles of music: “I do fi rmly believe that musical exploration of a faith that is lieve in sin. torney David C. Gibbs III to er they will be kept alive Contributing Writer chapel, but also through composing original songs. Sider has excellence can be displayed in many musical styles from Black 2. What do you love about your “signifi cant other”? arguably, but news-worthily, Third, Christianity is a share his views in a chapel through medical treatment. written between 15 and 20 songs on various themes. He ex- Gospel to Contemporary, Jazz, and Classical. I only hope to She is beautiful. She is very genuine. She knows what she likes. the fastest growing religion in God-centered religion. But service. Through this ac- 70 percent believe that pa- Move over, Stacy and live models. Cedarville’s plains that one cannot prescribe any one method for composing reach the highest level of excellence in my fi eld that I can and in She wouldn’t hesitate to tell me if something was wrong. America. while Wiccans profess belief tion, the University seems to tients should sometimes be Clinton. own hottest co-hosts Lori in any form of art, such as music or poetry. “As for the way I doing so I hope that I will be able to reach many people.” Because Cedars took it for in deities, they usually call have demonstrated at least allowed to die, while only “Fashion Emergency: and David – that’s Dr. Lori compose music,” said Sider, “sometimes the music comes fi rst, Although he is not sure what he will do after Cedarville, 3. Give a short version of your testimony. granted that our readers would their religion an “earth-cen- tacit agreement with his po- 22 percent believe that doc- Rescuing You from Your Anderson and Dr. David sometimes the words come fi rst and sometimes they both come Sider hopes to have a musical career. He states, “I would love to Raised in a Christian home and blessed by God to never have to understand that we do not en- tered” one, involving mystical sition and with the position tors should always try to Fashion Faux Pas,” the bian- Hoffeditz – are even making at the same time.” enter some sort of professional musical profession, but whether dorse witchcraft, no position experiences and interactions of Terri’s parents, whom he save patients’ lives. While nual fashion extravaganza an appearance. Though Sider says no one person or experience singly in- that be in the church or in some other venue is still undecided.” have a dramatic lifestyle change. He continues to draw me closer for or against the religion with the natural world— represented in court. such statistics fail to provide in the pattern of The Learn- “One of our goals,” said spired him to enter into a career of music, he cites Julie Martin, Sider fi nds great fulfi llment in using his God-given talent. to Himself and help me live every day as an ambassador for was expressed. However, this which explains the key place The Schiavo confl ict was specifi c guidelines, they in- ing Channel’s What Not To Teresa Keller, public rela- Tom Seaman and Jim Cato (director of the HeartSong touring He states, “God has given us all abilities, and usually we feel Christ. should not have been taken for that healing, incense, and na- widely discussed, but it was dicate at least cautious ap- Wear, will be showing today, tions manager, “is to show teams) as great infl uences in his musical development. most fulfi lled when using them.” granted since, judging from ture have in their faith. just one example of a much proval of the “right to die” February 23, from 8:00- students what they can take 4. How do you think Bush is doing in his position as their written reactions, some Fourth, Christians be- broader controversy stem- in certain circumstances. 9:00 p.m. in the SSC Event from their own closet and leader of our country? of our readers seem to feel that lieve that there are two places ming from fundamental Some evangelical op- Rooms. combine with items from Despite popular opinion, I think he is doing quite well. He is such an omission was equiva- in which to spend eternity: questions concerning “right ponents of “right to die” If you’re the average places like Parisian.” human. Most people expect superhuman performance from a lent to acceptance. Heaven and Hell. Wiccans to die” and medical ethics. issues have attempted to student, you’re probably do- “They can learn practical normal man. He is doing better then I would. I am here to say otherwise: tend to believe in either a Though there was a time substantiate their positions ing well to just stay in dress tips that don’t require them to Cedars does not, in fact, en- more personalized version of when I would have openly by appealing to Bible vers- code, and have no concept of buy completely new outfi ts,” Compiled by Julie Otis dorse Wicca in any way what- Heaven tailored to suit their and categorically opposed es which seem to overtly the difference between in- said committee chairman Photography by Josh Wilcox soever. own desires, or in reincarna- any individual or institu- condemn the taking of life. terview wear, business pro- Sarah Clift. “The setting is In fact, it would be impos- tion. They deny the existence tion which sought to uphold The problem with this sort fessional wear, or business fun. Students can learn how

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sential tenets of our faith that of the Bible. most blanket claims, insist- existent. It seems fallacious pas of your own. “Our goal is painless as possible,” Keller J JOHN HUDSON | CEDARS CDR Media Advancement Offi cer there can be no blending. The Finally, we believe that our ing that there is no such to use the Bible to argue a to show students that with a emphasized. “We don’t most obvious reason for this is faith is the only true faith, and thing as a “right to die” or position on an issue which few additions and modifi ca- want people leaving think- that Wiccans call themselves that we should share our faith arguing that doctors must had essentially no relevance tions, what they have in their ing, ‘Oh, great, I spent all of Third Day/David Crowder witches, claiming to practice a with others in hopes that they always seek to preserve life to the communities through college closets can work on this money on college and type of “white” witchcraft. will accept its truth. However, regardless of the context are which it was written and the job,” said event coordina- now I have to go out and · Nick Erber · a little quiet now” cally, Third Day played the stand-up drumset contrap- However, though they pro- Wiccans are generally (and extremely hasty generaliza- compiled. tor Amanda Hutchinson. buy a $1000 suit.’ That’s ri- Contributing Writer which, of course, exact opposite of the David tion. These down-to-earth, fess to be different from the post-modernically) unwilling tions. I am not going to pretend The show’s “fashion vic- diculous. This is a practical urged the audience Crowder Band. Almost all intimate tracks seemed to “evil” witches that the Bible to deny the validity of other Medical technology to- to present a solution here. I tim” is junior Chris “Cleve- event and we want to show Two of the biggest names to sing even louder. These the songs in the fi rst part of resonate most with the wor- condemns, they still attempt faiths and are highly against day is extremely advanced. am not even convinced that land” Harmon, who will be those who come how to dress in Christian rock visited Ce- musicians have the self-de- the set were huge rock an- ship-minded crowd. Af- to channel supernatural power the idea of proselytization. While it has an array of there is a single, universal trying a few expert opinions practically.” darville last Saturday, bring- preciating attitude of any thems complete with a wall ter a humorous attempt at apart from God. Such power For all of these clear dis- benefi cial impacts, it can answer to be found. Mat- on for size, because, what Parisian has actually ing a mix of gospel-rock and indie band, combined with of blinding lights fl ashing “Gomer’s Theme” as a spe- can only come from Satan, parities, it is easy to see that also be dangerous. Current ters of life and death ought better way to show students loaned a range of cloth- eclectic worship stylings the musicianship necessary behind the performers. The cial favor for a fan, the band whether Wiccans realize this the Wiccan religion is utterly methods of life support en- to be considered on a case- how to dress than through ing, shoes, and accessories with them. Third Day and to harmonize a dynamic bass was thunderous, the started back onto their giant or not. Scripture is very clear in error. Cedars does not able doctors to prolong brain by-case basis, with careful a live student makeover? to Fashion Emergency. In the David Crowder Band melody. Crowder seemed to drums were strident, and the rock song path, and fi nished that such “magic” is evil and hold a neutral stance towards activity and basic bodily attention to the needs of pa- Brace yourselves for the new exchange for a fi ve dollar seem to be two of the most be one of the most humble lead guitar made full use of by giving the gospel and that Christians are to have it. The recent news article in functions; people with fatal tients and to the laws guid- Cleveland. “I think it turned donation (beyond the $1 well-known and loved bands and down-to-earth stage the 30-plus speaker system performing an obviously nothing to do with it, as stat- question was intended to help injuries or illnesses can be ing medical practice in our out well,” he said. “Although admission fee) to women on campus; the turnout for performers that this reporter installed for the occasion. planned encore. ed in such passages as Deut. our CU community to bet- preserved in various states country. the toughest part was know- in the Cedarville commu- this event was staggering. has ever encountered, and Mac Powell’s stentorian After the show, while I 1. How has the media shaped your view of society today? 18.10, and Gal. 5.20. ter understand what many of for lengthy periods of time. I am convinced, howev- ing that I was going to have to nity, students can receive a The Jeremiah Chapel was his music also portrayed that voice echoed throughout the was waiting out in the lobby Beyond this clear wall be- our neighbors are turning to And this is where mat- er, that as Christian college wear whatever someone else 20 percent discount to Pa- packed with Cedarville stu- meekness. The band’s songs chapel as he sang his faith with a large crowd of fans The media had more of an impact on my view of society before tween the two religions there for answers, so that we may ters become sticky. At what students it is our responsi- picked out for me. Overall, risian—excellent for some dents, faculty, staff, and their were very communal, and out at the top of his lungs. surrounding the merchan- I was a believer. At that point I found a plumbline - The Word are also several other essential better witness to them in a point does our benefi cial bility to carefully refl ect it’s fun for me to learn how post-lesson application. families. Even a few toddlers so very fi tting for corporate After a few more of these dise booth, I asked one of my of God. I’m a fi rm believer in Christian media (especially CDR disparities. knowledgeable, non-judg- technology hinder an indi- upon these issues, and to to be better dressed.” So if you’re in need of a added to the fan base. The worship. Crowder and his anthems, Third Day put friends what he thought of Radio :-) and know that it’s our responsibility as Christians to First of all, to quote the mental way. vidual’s natural passing? At engage in constructive dia- There will be refresh- few fashion tips for that big crowd buzzed with excite- fellow band mates most cer- down their electric guitars the concert. He responded, deliver the truth to the public. Nicene Creed, “we [Chris- It is my hope that by edu- what point do we become so logue so that we can better ments and socializing before interview, or that big date, ment, eager to sing worship tainly had in mind the artful and inappropriate rock god “It was lukewarm . . . not too tians] believe in one God.” cating ourselves about other obsessed with quantity of understand our medically the event, followed by the remember that tonight – help songs along with some of the portrayal of God and the en- attitude to sing a few of their hot, and not too cold. Musi- 2. What do you love about your “signifi cant other”? However, Wiccans believe in religions, we may be enabled years that we forget about advanced world and the Cleveland makeover and a is just a buck away. most unique and emotionally couragement of the body of older songs. Acoustic guitar cally, and in terms of the lyr- He is very tender-hearted! at least one god and one god- and emboldened to reach out quality of life? Should peo- challenges that it poses to runway demonstration with driving musicians working Christ when they stepped was the basis for these, along ics.” My thoughts exactly. dess, and often in other, small- to them with the only true ple with severely debilitat- social ethics and domestic in the praise genre today. onto the chapel stage. with accordion and a strange 3. Give a short version of your testimony. er deities. light in this world: the light of ing and painful terminal policy today. Bodacious Bodarni /bo- The concert got off to After a brief intermission I was raised in a Christian home but as a teen chose the wide Second, we believe that Je- Christ. conditions be compelled to dar-nee/ n 1) a noteworthy a great start with the Da- in which the audience was vid Crowder Band. They petitioned to sponsor World- road. God used many circumstances and people to get my atten- stuttererer 2) a remarkable Dear Stella, Dear Allison, launched into their set with Vision, Third Day took the tion - fi nally when I was in my late twenties, I turned every- sister in Christ. This is a hard situation, but you’re in luck because I’ve dealt with this before! First, full force, displaying the in- stage in a blaze of southern thing...past, present and future, over to him. I was blessed im- There’s ~Alyssa Adams Hey Squirt! tensely danceable backbites gospel rock rapture. For bet- mediately with a godly pastor that scooped me up and made sure Ask a guy who I get as much distance between you and this boy as possible. If you aren’t interested at N’est vous comformez pas TO MY GIRLS: “you have and the Texas vocal styl- ter or for worse, Third Day is all, then make that clear by paying him as little attention as you can without being I was grounded in the Word. (If you’d like to hear the ‘extended Stella think is inter- au siecle present. ings that have made them a mainstay in Christian mu- CEDARS’ ADVICE COLUMN bewitched me, body and version’ pack a lunch and meet me at the park!) ested in me, rude. If he is persistent this will take more skill, but dodge his e-mails, instant mes- -Love, Dad soul” unique in a genre of face- sic. While some would argue but I’m not sages, and phone calls whenever possible. When unable to avoid him, be as far from ~ Elyse Burk less worship leaders. Vary- that the only reason they ex- 4. How do you think Bush is doing in his position as ing instrumentation is what ist is not to make artful mu- interested in him at all. How can I get fl irty with him as you can be. This doesn’t mean you have to be nasty to him, but To Krista, Kelly, and John: leader of our country? (abridged version) jeffers, makes this band so differ- sic, but rather to proselytize him to realize that his perception of don’t do anything that might encourage him, either. If it comes down to it, awkward He’s remarkable! There have been unbelievable challenges set I noticed you’re not wearing Thanks for the best year ent, and they managed to unbelievers, others would before him during his presidency and he continues to hang tough. me is totally idyllic, get him to back as it is, you may have to be totally honest and inform him that you are in fact not any galoshes. I’m wearing ever and many more to include a keytar, two electric make the case that evange-

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preciation of human diversity.” 110,000 organisms per 100 the creek has nearly returned tunity to get sustained time fourth year as a Jacket, post- Cedarville has retained fi ve Hughes calls “small ball.” N H O milliliters, an obvious dan- to normal levels of cleanli- to impact students.” ing a career 3.61 ERA and of their eight starters. The This incorporates a lot of situ- J JOHN HUDSON | CEDARS 14 | CEDARS SPORTS Thursday, February 23, 2006 Thursday, February 23, 2006 WORLD & CAMPUS NEWS CEDARS | 3 Global Warming: Part II CU Offers in 1997. he says. “I tend to believe the data, so I · Lyndie Grigorenko · Supporters of the agreement believe believe the theory to be incomplete.” Twice as Nice: National Champs! Environmental Beat that the only way to reverse the increase However, the scientists who believe New Linguistic Global warming is the theory that the of carbon in the atmosphere is a united that action must be taken now on the · Josh Saunders · · Justyn Yager · growing concentration of greenhouse effort to clean up or replace the forms of basis of the theory also hope that their Opportunities Contributing Writer Contributing Writer gases will raise the global temperature power generation that emit the greatest theory won’t be proven undeniably true, and cause both negative and irreversible amount of greenhouse gases. by that time it might be too late. It was Head Coach Jeff Bolender’s “23rd” birthday. And On Saturday, February 18, Sam Maat, Sara Ensslen, Em- climate change. It has been established as The Kyoto Protocol was signed by The idea that poverty stricken parts of · Nate Washatka · increases the number of how did he celebrate it? He simply won the Men’s Indoor ily Peacock, and Courtney Reid were all victorious, lead- a serious topic that continues to be dis- 160 countries as of January 2006 and the world produce the most greenhouse Staff Writer languages available for Track and Field NCCAA Championship. Cedarville de- ing the Cedarville women’s track team to its fi rst NCCAA cussed by multiple schools of interest. continues to be backed by nations that in- gases and that global warming efforts study at Cedarville to six. feated Greenville College, who had won the past six years Championship since 1998. The majority of these parties are particu- clude China, India, and the 15 nations in should focus on reducing poverty rather When Cedarville Uni- German joins Spanish, in a row, with a score of 146.33 to 124.83. Coach “Bo,” as The NCCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship was larly interested in the response method the European Union. The guidelines put than pouring resources into guideline versity introduced a new French, Koine Greek, He- he is affectionately known, was all smiles at the end of the held at Taylor University in Indiana. It was here that the Lady necessary to ensure that the least amount forward by the document are also very driven treatises, was recently proposed German minor at the begin- brew, and Arabic, though day. But why wouldn’t he be? He had spent most of the Jackets became the second Cedarville team of this school of worldwide damage is caused by these expensive, causing many countries, the in an article by Bjorn Lomborg published ning of this academic year, the university only offers day congratulating athletes for their spectacular, gutsy, and year to win a NCCAA Championship, along with the vol- gases. United States included, to question the by the winter edition of the Wilson Quar- it did more than provide one semester each of basic sometimes lucky performances. leyball team who won it last semester. Although these approaches include effi ciency of the program and instead de- terly. He explains that the current plan is courses in which students Hebrew and Arabic. Span- One of these “luckier” performances came from Joel There have only been seven previous NCCAA Champi- a spectrum of angles that contains both velop their own system to reduce green- ineffi cient and ineffective; that even if the could learn exotic ways to ish remains the only foreign Smith in the high jump. Smith was on his fi nal attempt at onship teams in Cedarville women’s track history, and this the signing of major environmental trea- house gas production. U.S. participated in the Kyoto Protocol, say the word ‘worldview.’ language major offered, 6’8” when, while soaring through the air, he bounced the year’s team joined them to make it eight. Despite last year’s ties and personal campaigns to reduce The understanding that the rising the measures would postpone the global Beyond equipping students while Spanish, German, high jump bar up off the stands. For those of you who 5th place fi nish at the NCCAA Championship, the possibility the habit of smoking tobacco, the most percentage of carbon in the atmosphere catastrophe predicted for 2100 by six to communicate in German, and Greek are the only lan- don’t know much about high jump, bouncing the bar off of a national championship seemed promising for the 2006 prominent arguments in the discussion is not the result of human impact on the years and cost $150 billion annually. the new language program guage minors. the stands is bad—very bad. This jump looked like another Lady Jackets. With eight returning NCCAA All-Ameri- are based on the different understandings environment also is another major argu- Lomborg then points to the fact that, indicates that Cedarville is Enrollment in foreign miss, which would have resulted in a jump-off to decide fi rst cans there were high hopes for the season, and the NCCAA of what is the cause of the greenhouse ment in the global warming discussion. “the single most important environmen- beginning to follow in the language courses at Cedar- place; however, God seemed to intervene, and the bar man- Championship results evidenced that potential. The Cedar- gases and what is the most effective and Fred Singer, President of the Science & tal problem in the world today is indoor wake of a national trend. ville this semester is at ap- aged to land back on the stands, creating an uproar in the ville women paced the ten-team fi eld with a score of 137. The effi cient way to deal with global warm- Environmental Policy Project (IPCC) be- air pollution, caused by people cooking Earlier this year, Presi- proximately 150 students. Cedarville crowd and giving Smith the win and a ticket to runner-up was Roberts Wesleyan College with 122.5 points, ing. lieves that there is not enough data to sup- and heating their homes with dung and dent Bush commenced the As overall enrollment totals NAIA Nationals. followed by Greenville College with 106. The need for global participation in port the claim that carbon increase is due cardboard.” Putting the funds allotted National Security Lan- an excess of 3000 students, Smith nearly went on to win the triple jump as well with a In addition to the team championship, there were many the power generation standards that have to human industry or that the global tem- to the global warming efforts toward guage Initiative (NSLI), this means less than fi ve leap of 45’ 4¾”, but came up just ½” short and placed second. individual honors for the Lady Jackets. Courtney Reid re- been put forth in documents such as the perature will rise because of it. He points those suffering from poverty, sickness, a program created to percent of Cedarville stu- Both Smith and Jim Sawin were tabbed NCCAA All-Ameri- ceived All-American honors in the 200 meter dash (26.4) Kyoto Protocol is an argument that has out that the IPCC are making some major and malnutrition will correspondingly strengthen national security dents are currently study- cans for their high jump performances. and was crowned the 55 meter hurdle’s NCCAA champion been supported since the summit in Ja- scientifi c assumptions in their predic- improve the environment and reduce the in part through encouraging in a foreign language Cedarville also had its share of “unlucky” performances. (8.53). Elise O’Neal ran a 1:01 in the 400 meter dash to re- pan, which was designed to raise global tions, “you either have to believe in the threat of global warming. ing the development of for- program at the university. In the pole vault, Jason Scott easily won the event by set- ceive All-American honors while Keri Hilty was an All- warming to the level of political interest data, or you have to believe in the theory,” eign language skills among While enrollment in the ting a new NCCAA record with a vault of 16’ 6” and was American in both the 800 meter run (2:17) and the high jump American students. Bush is Spanish and Spanish Edu- attempting 17’. On his fi rst attempt, Scott nearly made the (5-01). Cedarville’s 4x200 (1:48), 4x400 (4:02), and distance requesting $114 million to cation majors has roughly CONTINUED FROM ORIGINS ON PAGE 2 height when his shin scraped the bar and knocked it to the medley (12:55) teams all received All-American honors on fund the initiative, to pro- doubled over the past six ground. However, his performance was still national cham- the day as well. vide money for high school years, Cedarville’s commit- pion material, and he is currently ranked 3rd in the NAIA. Sara Ensslen continued her streak of impressive perfor- chance in the universe that put us here.” shuts people out.” For Tulecke, teaching plained that his Christian background is and college students to ment to foreign language Cedarville continued its season-long superiority in the mances by taking the NCCAA Championship in both the For Carolion, science and religion are intelligent design is the responsibility “not just an ideology, it’s a life, and we study foreign languages. programs lags far behind throwing events. Neil Henning, a physical powerhouse and long jump (17-10) and the triple jump (38-7). Emily Peacock dogmas that have no adequate explana- of parents and churches, not the public need to share that life too.” Through the initia- comparable schools. likely candidate for campus linebacker, earned All-Ameri- added another individual championship to the list by win- tions. “What is considered life by most schools. “If you’re going to ask students Tulecke followed Gollmer, admitting tive, government offi cials Wheaton College, a can status in the weight throw with a heave of 50’ 1½” and in ning the weight throw with a heave of 47-11 ft. Receiving the people…is really only a tiny portion of to do a critical analysis of intelligent de- that he too could fi nd no ultimate proof. hope to close a huge gap in Christian university of ap- the shot put with a lob of 50’ 5”. Ben Michaud, a highly tout- day’s highest honor was Sam Maat, who was chosen as the what’s alive.” She believes humans act sign,” he said to Gollmer and the audience, “I’m open to being wrong,” he said, “I American higher education. proximately 2400 students, ed recruit from Maine, went on to place second and earned outstanding athlete of the meet for her wins in both the 3k co-creatively with nature spirits to arouse “what happens to church and state?” don’t need a fi nal answer.” Likewise, for According to the Depart- offers four majors in for- All-American status in the shot put with a toss of 51’ 2½”. (10:14) and the 5k (17:30) races. life in the world. In the end, “we are part While Tulecke did not condemn a Carolion learning about the world was a ment of Education, fewer eign languages, while Cal- Both throwers have automatically qualifi ed for the NAIA The girls are now looking to the NAIA National Cham- of a great experiment…[an] organ of a belief in intelligent design, he felt that journey. “I’m a work in progress too,” she than eight percent of un- vin College, which enrolls National Championships in Tennessee. pionship, where, according to the most recent performance greater consciousness.” including it in the curriculum would told her audience. dergraduates take foreign roughly 4300 students, of- On the track it was more of the same. Dan Campbell, list, Sam Maat and Sara Ensslen have the best opportunity What happens when parents espous- demonstrate scientifi c regression. De- Many in the audience could echo language courses, and for- fers nine foreign language who was named the meet’s outstanding performer, easily to be NAIA All-Americans for Cedarville. Maat was seeded ing these sundry perspectives send their sign theory has been hailed by some of Carolion’s words. “[Dr. Gollmer’s] argu- eign language degrees ac- majors, including programs won the 3k in a time of 8:41 and the 5k in 15:32. Bryan 5th in the 5k and 8th in the 3k before her performance at the children to the public schools? Many the best minds in science as “retrograde ment for intelligent design was actually count for only one percent in Dutch, Chinese, and Jap- Pittman was right behind Campbell in the 5k in 15:34, earn- NCCAA meet, and Ensslen was seeded 4th in the triple jump parents are wary of placing their children in its thinking,” Tulecke argued; “[The] the best I’ve heard, ever,” said one An- of all degrees conferred in anese. ing All-American status. In the mile Kevin Hall ran an and 8th in the long jump. Others who will be contending in environments that could be hostile to legitimacy of both religion and science tioch student. But she, like many others, the United States. Further- The comparative lack of outstanding race and fi nished with a time of 4:23.96, which for an All-American spot include Elisabeth Pyles in the 5k, their values. The best way to avoid poten- is undermined when a religious belief is continued to wrestle with such religious more, fewer than two per- foreign language programs placed him 3rd overall. In the 800m run, Josh Saunders and Kelly Steinglass in the 1600 meter race walk, and Christina tial pitfalls, Gollmer explained, is to allow called science.” viewpoints, feeling that classroom learn- cent of American students forces many Cedarville Kevin Kuhn fi nished 2nd and 3rd, respectively, to also reach Reyes in the 3k and mile. Keri Hilty, Emily Peacock, and the critical thinking in science courses. This During a discussion on public educa- ing would be jeopardized by intelligent currently study what State students to take language All-American status. 4x400 and distance medley relay teams are also seeking the would begin by presenting both evolution tion, Gollmer reminded the audience that design. Department offi cials have courses off campus. For The men’s distance medley team composed of Peter coveted NAIA All-American status. and intelligent design side by side. “all explanatory frameworks have some The evening of inquiry did not end labeled the “critical lan- others, the absence of lan- Schmid, Kyle Cayton, Jordan Seibert, and Seth Campbell In all, the Lady Jackets will have at least two relay teams Carolion echoed Gollmer’s senti- religious or philosophical basis.” One with answers, only more questions. guages”–Arabic, Chinese, guage programs is nearly jumped out to an early lead and was able to hold on for a 3rd and seven girls competing individually at one of the nation’s ments, but she further stated, “We can’t audience member posed a question con- Where is the line between science and Russian, Hindi and Farsi– grounds for leaving the place fi nish due to gutsy running and well-executed hand- best meets of the year. Individuals will get one more op- keep school in a square.” For Carolion, cerning the nature of certainty. All three religion, church and state? Are the pub- which they consider central school. offs. Another notable performance on the track was Ryan portunity to qualify for nationals at Ohio Northern on Feb- school should not be about teachers tell- panelists agreed that answers did not lie lic schools suppressing legitimate views? to national security. “I seriously considered Bundenthal, who placed third in the 55m hurdles with 7.83 ruary 24. The NAIA Indoor National Championship will ing any student what to believe. Teachers in empirical proof. Gollmer responded Are science classes hindering critical Bush is quite literally leaving Cedarville because seconds, automatically qualifying him for NAIA Nationals. take place March 9-11 at Eastern Tennessee State University should be facilitating inquiry, opening up fi rst, telling the audience that his con- thinking with respect to origins? And banking on the ability of I was unimpressed with the This meet was the last for a lot of Cedarville track ath- Memorial Center in Johnson City, Tennessee. We’ll have to resources for students to discover origins fi dence began with the presupposition fi nally, as Tulecke put it, “where do we words to solve international language program,” said letes; however, in two weeks we will be able to see many Ce- wait and see what other amazing feats the women can reach on their own. that there is a God. This presupposition go from here?” Although these questions confl icts and increase cul- Laura Miller, a sophomore. darville athletes compete in the NAIA National Champion- against some outstanding competitors. Tulecke posed a very different con- is an act of faith, and “on those premises remained unresolved, the discourse that tural understanding. Lan- “Not only did they not pro- ships in Tennessee. Some, such as Jason Scott, Joel Smith, cern. “Intelligent design is basically reli- I can look around and say ‘does the world fi lled the evening was informative, con- guage barriers create clear vide a great variety, but I Neil Henning, and Dan Campbell have a very good shot at gion-based, without a hypothesis, and it make sense to me?’” Gollmer later ex- structive, and enjoyable. obstacles to communica- did not fi nd the classes to placing high in Tennessee, and we all look forward to seeing tion, and American college be that stimulating, either.” them perform. CONTINUED FROM TORINO ON PAGE 1 students have only recently “We have a lot of poten- begun a trek toward the tial to expand our language her with excruciatingly severe back pain. 500m speed skating champion, used his The United States has seen its share communication levels Bush programs,” said Dr. Barbara Two days later she was on the slopes in fi fteen minutes of fame to call attention of struggle, triumph, loss, and uncer- has in mind. Loach, Professor of Span- the downhill event. Even though the best to the suffering in Darfur by declaring he tainty during the 2006 Olympic Winter A 2003 study by the ish. “We can offer support she could muster was a tie for eighth, her would donate his $25,000 prize to Right games, but one thing is absolutely cer- Modern Language Associ- for faculty, staff and stu- determination to ski through the pain is a to Play—a charity that provides aid to tain: it hasn’t been boring. ation determined that total dents who want to expand shining example of the Olympic spirit. underprivileged children across Africa, enrollment in foreign lan- their language skills. With Finally, good guy Joey Cheek, the Asia, and the Middle East. guage courses has steadily the increased contact we increased in US institutions have with international stu- of higher learning over the dents, especially students past decade. Between 1998 who are studying here at and 2002, enrollment in Cedarville, it makes sense foreign langue courses in- to understand their lan- creased 17 percent, with guage and culture.” increases of more than 20 Cedarville students percent in Japanese and have demonstrated a desire Chinese courses, and more for an increase in foreign than 90 percent in Arabic language programs. Ac- courses. cording to a 2003 survey D E

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War, death, corruption, 11-Mar at NAIA Indoor Na- Johnson City, TN TBA ries and sickness all season. City gets into this tournament. Chapel is an integral part ordinator. Located just north of the Black Sea, years to come. and exploitation have blasted the coun- tionals The Lady Yellow Jack- That is why the team motto It’s so exciting to step out onto of the Cedarville University Throughout the year, Co- Ukraine is a bridge between Europe Today, Ukraine faces a serious try for many years, but spring fl owers ets are on an absolute tear as for this season is “hold the that fl oor in front of so many WOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD experience. According to lon gathers suggestions from and Russia. Although Ukraine was the struggle as a link between Russia and continue to bloom in the capital city of of late, winning 15 straight rope,” meaning stay together. fans and play for the glory of Chancellor Paul Dixon, “The university students, faculty, most powerful state in all of Europe in the European Union. Russia supplies Kiev. Here the sounds of majestic op- 24-Feb at Ohio Northern Ada, OH 6:00 PM games on their way to closing This is a very tight-knit group God.” heartbeat of every Christian staff, friends, and alumni the tenth and eleventh centuries, as well much of Europe with natural gas; eras hang in the air, students pursue 9-Mar at NAIA Indoor Na- Johnson City, TN TBA out the regular season sched- of women who have a lot of This is an interesting year college or university is cha- and she submits these sug- as a cultural center infl uenced by both Ukraine is no exception. About one quality higher education at fi ne institu- tionals ule. The team’s last loss was respect for each other on and for the tournament in terms pel.” But what does it take to gestions to President Brown the European Renaissance and the Byz- third of Ukraine’s supply comes from tions, and centers of art blossom with against Master’s College, a off the basketball court. of competition. In the past, a 10-Mar at NAIA Indoor Na- Johnson City, TN TBA keep this pulse alive every and Rohm at the end of the antine Empire, the nation has endured its eastern neighbor. However, the Rus- the contributions of native and non-na- NAIA Division I team ranked “This is the most talented few teams have always stuck tionals weekday morning? year. Once Brown and Rohm bitter hardships in its recent past. sian state-run gas company Gazprom tive creators. 7th in the nation. Even though group of girls I’ve ever played out as the team to beat, such 11-Mar One crucial element of review the suggestions, a list Ukraine was conquered by Soviet recently decided to increase the price Although hope may not be a house- at NAIA Indoor Na- Johnson City, TN TBA the team did not come out with,” said junior Karah Wal- as Morningside, to whom the the chapel experience is ade- of potential speakers is sent forces in 1921 after a short period of in- of its gas to Ukraine by approximately hold word or even a realized concept tionals with a victory, Head Coach ton. She also pointed out that Yellow Jackets lost in the na- quate funding. Cheryl Shupe, back to Colon and the sched- dependence from Russia between 1917- 350 percent, a move Ukrainian offi cials among many Ukrainian people, their BASEBALL Kirk Martin cites this as their her favorite parts of the sea- tional title game last season. executive secretary to Pas- uling process begins. 1920. As a result, she was forced to suf- view as a direct breach of their exist- historic will to survive will most likely 28-Feb Cumberlands KY Williamsburg, KY 3:30 PM best game and the turning son are devotions before each However, this year it is not so tor Rohm, noted regarding Guest speakers receive fer the brutal effects of Stalin’s enforced ing contract. Ukraine refused to pay carry them for many years to come. point of the season. “To be game and the bus rides home clear cut: “There are about 15 4-Mar the budget that, “the trustees a “standard honorarium” collectivization of agriculture through the increase and Russia cut off supply. Eastern Mennonite Sarasota, FL 12:30 PM able to go into Master’s and after games. When someone to 16 teams that are all con- have seen to it that we have for their visits. The univer- two artifi cial famines. Over eight mil- Gazprom also accused Ukraine of si- 4-Mar Trinity International Sarasota, FL 4:00 PM play that well against a team is sick or injured, the team lifts tenders this year,” says Coach an amount suffi cient to bring sity pays for lodgings at the lion Ukrainians died as a result. phoning off its Europe-destined gas—a 6-Mar Trinity International Sarasota, FL 10:30 AM of that caliber gave our girls a her up and carries her load for Martin. Coach Martin is very in speakers from all over the Hearthstone Inn, as well as When World War II carried Europe signifi cant accusation considering that, lot of confi dence.” awhile; that is why Coach confi dent that his girls can 6-Mar country!” Every year, said airfare and car rental, if nec- to the brink of destruction, Ukraine— according to the Christian Science Northwestern IA Sarasota, FL 6:30 PM With two games left in the Martin said that the best way make it back to the champi- Shupe, “we have about fi fty essary. After chapel, speak- functioning as the link between clash- Monitor, 80 percent of Europe’s supply 7-Mar Northwestern IA Sarasota, FL 12:00 PM regular season, the women to describe their season would onship game, but realizes that outside guests.” ers’ days fi ll up quickly. All ing Russian and German/Nazi forces— of Russian natural gas fl ows directly 8-Mar Kenyon Sarasota, FL 12:30 PM are 25-3 with a perfect 17- be perseverance. “To be going the tournament is very differ- Some of the most popular speakers are treated to a lun- surrendered seven to eight million more through Ukrainian pipes. Romania, 0 record in conference play, to Sioux City for the fourth ent from the regular season. 9-Mar speakers in recent years have cheon with Dr. Brown, and of its people to the grave. Moldova, and Albania have experi- Northwestern IA Sarasota, FL 10:00 AM including 9-0 in conference year in a row is a real credit to “Once you’re [in the tour- included Fall Bible Confer- are often invited as guests to In 1986, Ukraine was host to the enced deaths resulting from the com- 10-Mar Kenyon Sarasota, FL 10:30 AM road games, improving their our girls.” nament] you better look out ence veteran Dr. James Mc- classes on campus. most horrifi c explosion of our time, bination of decreased gas supply and SOFTBALL streak of AMC road victories In the previous two years, for all of [the teams].” This Donald, Mark Cahill, How- Some speakers also agree when the poorly-conducted testing of a Arctic gusts hitting the region. 4-Mar to 40 straight without a loss. the Lady Yellow Jackets have mindset will no doubt prepare ard Hendricks, and Papua to an interview with CDR nuclear reactor at Chernobyl led to thir- Despite these tragedies and strug- Aquinas Fort Myers, FL 9:00 AM With no more away games earned the NAIA National the Lady Jackets for another New Guinea missionary Radio. Many spend their time ty instant deaths and tens of thousands gles, Ukraine continues to function. 4-Mar Cornerstone (double Fort Myers, FL 11:00 AM on the schedule, senior Emily Runner-up trophy, and are exciting tournament run ev- Marilyn Laszlo. Other popu- interacting with students and since then. The effects of the nuclear ra- Internal struggles over democracy, cor- header) Delimpo can now say that she hoping to win it all this year. eryone on campus will be lar names on the chapel roster familiarizing themselves with 4-Mar Dominican NY Fort Myers, FL 3:00 PM has never lost a conference The team really gets excited looking forward to hearing have included John Piper, Dr. the Cedarville experience. road game in her Cedarville for the tournament because, about. 6-Mar Madonna Fort Myers, FL 9:00 AM David Jeremiah, Dr. Warren For Colon, the job of cha- career. It has not been an easy according to Karah Walton, Wiersbe, and James McDow- pel coordinator is a reward- 6-Mar Point Park Fort Myers, FL 11:00 AM road, however, as the team ell. ing one. “It just takes a lot of 7-Mar Notre Dame Fort Myers, FL 6:00 PM A daily chapel service communication, and that usu- InternationalCompiled by Autumn West, Staff Writer News 9-Mar Ashford Fort Myers, FL 4:00 PM requires a full-time staff of ally goes well,” she said. Her approximately ten people in favorite part of the process Deadly Mud- 65 Mexican British DR Congo AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY both production and behind- is “the interaction with the slide in Phil- Miners Still Historian gets Adopts a New the-scenes coordination. Ce- speakers, and the students’ ippines Buries Trapped after Jail time for Constitution, HAGGARD SCHOOL darville alumna Brooke Co- reactions. It’s neat to see.” Town Two Days Denying the Flag Season Outlook: Softball lon recently began working OF THEOLOGY Holocaust · Andrea Walker · a team, I would like to have the question still remains as Contributing Writer home games where we give to how well they will mesh CU Faculty Participate An entire town disap- Sunday morning a gas ex- David Irving was sen- Last week the Democratic out our testimonies and spark on the playing fi eld. Sopho- peared in a massive mudslide plosion rocked the coal mines tenced to serve three years Republic of Congo offi cially The Lady Jacket softball more witnessing opportuni- more left fi elder Aubree in Origins Debate in the central Philippines of San Juan de Sabinas, Mex- in jail for remarks made in adopted a new constitution team has a fresh look, as they ties for later on.” The women Munson believes, “new team, last week. After receiving ico, a town situated only 65 1989 denying the existence giving the war-ravaged coun- have added seven new play- each plan to write out their new players, it will be hard · Amanda Acker · ten minutes to respond to two 79 inches of rain in ten days, miles southwest of the United of gas chambers in Aus- try a new system of laws and ers (fi ve of them freshmen) personal testimonies for a to get used to playing with Staff Writer questions. First, panelists were the village of Guinsaugon States border. Rescue crews chwitz and claiming that a new fl ag. The constitution after losing eight of last year’s specifi c player on the oppos- each other.” That is an area asked, “What is your position was obliterated, with little used picks, shovels, and their Hitler knew almost nothing provides for free elections for starting nine. The seven new ing team for each contest and they are working toward and Where might one fi nd a on the issue of evolution and but the tops of trees and tin hands in an attempt to reach about the mass extermi- a president and parliament, and seven returning team leave it in the dugout before they realize they will be able creationist, an evolutionist, intelligent design, and how roofs left to prove its exis- an estimated 65 miners who nation of the Jews. Irving and an independent judiciary. members are expected to the game along with a small to fully develop only once and a mystic eating vegetar- did you come to it?” The fol- tence. were still trapped late Mon- was stunned at the verdict, The constitution will not be of- contribute signifi cantly, but candy or gift. games begin. ian lasagna together? The an- low-up question was, “Should The US marines quickly day evening. especially considering that fi cially enforced until the fi rst with little experience playing Even with so many new The Lady Jackets look swer: anywhere that hosts a creation/intelligent design be aided the rescue effort, but Mining offi cials expressed he pled guilty and told the elections take place in June together, the women fi nd it faces, the women have already forward to seeing their hard spirit of inquiry. The spirit taught in the public schools?” 76 people have already been doubt that their efforts would court that he regretted his 2006. hard to project what this sea- displayed great team unity work pay off over spring was in the air on Thursday, In their responses, the three confi rmed dead and the esti- yield survivors since the min- statements. The move to democratic son will look like statistically. relationally throughout the break, as they will be playing February 16 at the First Pres- speakers brought scientifi c mated death toll is expected ers were only equipped with After seeing the personal governance comes as at a time They have been training hard fall season and winter train- fourteen games in the Gene byterian Church in Yellow evidence to the table, coupled to be 1000 people out of a six hours’ worth of oxygen. fi les of Adolf Eichmann, the when warlords rule the coun- all-around with a slightly ing. “It is so amazing how Cusic Classic in Fort Myers, Springs. That evening the Yel- with personal anecdotes, con- village with a population of However, others held onto primary leader of the Holo- try in a power-sharing system stronger emphasis on devel- close we are already when Florida. Invigorated by the low Springs Interfaith Council viction, and faith. 1,420. On Monday, reports hope because the air ven- caust, Mr. Irving indicated meant to quell the widespread oping their batting skills. team unity usually takes a unusually warm winter, the sponsored a lasagna dinner Tulecke began by stating, of a local offi cial and 50 oth- tilation systems within the that he now believed that violence in the country, which Similar to any athletic lot longer,” said Greetham. team’s excitement and energy and panel discussion entitled “Life is a replicating system er survivors being rescued mine were reportedly still millions of Jews were mur- last saw a democratic vote 40 team, the Lady Jackets’ over- Sophomore pitcher Kandis is growing as the opportu- “The Origin of the Species: By based on cells.” Tulecke valued were quickly contradicted operational. Seven miners dered. However, following years ago. all goals are to improve from Armstrong added, “I think nity approaches to be outside Haggard School of Theology, in keeping with its Design? By Chance? Both? hypothesis, experimental evi- by the Marines and others in who were outside the mine at the verdict, Irving was defi - The new fl ag is blue to sym- game to game and, ultimately, that we have a young team playing the sport they love. commitment to the authority of Scripture and And what should be taught in dence, and scientifi c explana- the rescue operation. the time of the blast are being ant and stated that he would bolize peace, with a red diago- to win. An even larger goal and it may be a learning year, Only time will tell how suc- the centrality of Jesus Christ, seeks to prepare public schools?” tions to understand the world. However, efforts are fo- treated for burns and other appeal because he believed nal line to symbolize those who unique to this year, however, but I think the team chemis- cessful these talented young people for effective, practical ministry in the The forum featured three Gollmer likewise valued this cused on digging out a wounds. in his right to freely express have died in Congo’s wars, and is to place a greater emphasis try is great…with good team women will be, but if hard Church throughout the world; to promote the panelists representing distinct scientifi c inquiry, but he ex- school where some 200 chil- The blast occurred in the his opinions. yellow trim representing the on playing for God’s glory chemistry you can go a long work and heart have anything viewpoints on the subject. Dr. plained to the audience that dren and 40 teachers were state of Coahuila, which is Irving’s lawyers indicat- mining deposits abundant in than they have in years past. way.” to do with it, this season will spiritual, personal, and professional development Steve Gollmer of Cedarville all research happens within a thought to be trapped. Re- Mexico’s top mining state ed their belief that instead the country. Senior center fi elder While the women work be one to remember. of students; and to extend theological knowledge spoke in favor of intelligent paradigm, one that now favors ports of text messages be- containing about 95 percent of truly serving justice, Jackie Greetham said, “As well together off the fi eld, through academic inquiry, research, writing, design; Walk Tulecke, retired evolutionary theory. For him, ing sent to relatives from the of the country’s coal reserves. the court was attempting and publication. Antioch professor and bota- science reveals the complexity children as late as Saturday The coal mine was owned by to make a statement in the nist, offered the evolutionary of life. caused some to hope for a the Grupo Mexico which is wake of protests over Dan- approach; and Carolion, a After detailing some of this miracle. the third largest copper min- ish cartoons featuring Is- To learn more about the theology programs offered “multireligious mystic,” pre- complexity, Gollmer asked the President Arroyo requesting organization in the world. lamic prophet Muhammad. or to schedule a personal appointment: sented her alternative to the audience, “Can [evolution- ed aid from the country’s call (626) 815-5439 polarities. Young and old from ary] processes generate the allies and prayers from fel- click www.apu.edu/explore/theology all ends of the ideological complexity we need for life?” low Filipinos. Australia has email [email protected]

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