The student newspaper of Glenville State College - Cheap at Twice the Price! TAKE ONE! trrur, Music Student Day..• Page 6 "Men, .real men, don't feel this blatant need to make themselves feel macho by putting others down. " ........................... PageIO-l1 •••••••••••••••••••••. Page 13 _'LOaD News ............... Page 2 ........................ Page4-S •••••••••••••••••• Page 12 possible end . of the world -- Page 13 Hal' to the Chlefl January jobless ood plans rate rises to 7.5% CHARLESTON West Vuginia's unemploy­ rail workshops mCDt rate rose 1 percentage Clildren sbouId look poiDt to 7.S percent in udwmMU~mM•• ~_" ; CHAItLSSTON, w.Va. - cess of the plan,.. he said. January, the steepest climb in in bJICk bisby &'II roll"'•• ,. ~ ....... in die works Kent SpeUman, chairman a year, due to ~ross4he­ iDSIaId of....... ",•• ;::..-_t~ ~ West Vqiaia have of the statewide trail plan com­ board winter slow4owns, as, ICmem Abdul- .illiill,":'!!'1i Ibe poIIIdiaI to pump milUoas of mittee, said an economic-impact according to the state Bureau Jabbar told a group .....i ... doIIIn iato ecoaomies, .. DOW study of the proposed North of Bmployment Propams. of coDege studeaIs. ia Ibe time for .....u businesses Bend Rail Trail in Ritchie The rate was the high­ SpeakiDg ....IIL... to pi involved, Gov. Cecil County showed it could gener­ est since April 1997 but was Monday at \\at Underwood said. ate about $4.9 million for the the lowest for any January Vuginia University, PIIImina wubbops for a economy of West Union and the since 1979, the agencY said. the fanner NBA ... IIIIIIewide syIIIIn of 1rBiIs will be surrounding area. "There's just a gener­ sailhcwas ......tD ........ held in die coming IIlClIIIht, be said. "West Virginia is in the al slowdown in activity BIockPrrtlla .. ~ .... The West Virginia process of recreating itself this time of year," said Ed son cxUdIft find ._.... 10" a Tnill Coalition wants com­ through recreation, " Merrifield, director of repcxtmablld ......... ment on what types of trails Spellman said. "We have an labor' and economic "When John Kennedy the state needs and where, wrote, Profiles In Courage, he opportunity here that to date research for the ~tate and how to link them, has not been fully recognized. Bureau of Employment termed courage as the most Underwood said. We have the potential to be Prognms. admirable of humm vb:tues, .. '"The input of the people the Utah or the Colorado of Jabbar said as one of the lectur· of thia staac is critical to the sue- the eastern U.S." Wi Page 3 Ipha Rho Tau's milk bugs By B. J. Woods, Students in Free Enterprise Contributing Writer S.I.F.E is an organization that helps teach others about the Did you know that there free enterprise system. Members of S.I.F.E . also engage in com­ "bugs" in milk? rn.unity service such as the Adopt-a-Highway program, a food Are you aware that these and clothing drive (which took place before Christmas), and gs" are actually good for Make-a-Difference Day, which consisted of hosting at-risk chil­ ? Joe Yurkiewicz, secretary dren to a GSC football game. S.I.F.E . currently meets every the Glenville State College Thursday at 12:30 in room 101 in the Administration Building glish Department, was the and welcomes people from all majors. speaker for the January Fellowship of Christian Athletes ting of the Alpha Rho Tau The Glenville State College huddle of Fellowship of ter of Chi Beta Phi. Christian Athletes meets every Thursday at 12: 15 in room 206 of Yurkiewicz and his wife the Physical Education Building. President:Bob Wible; Vice­ president:Rashod Gillespie; Secretary:Sam Dowell; Program e on a working farm, where Coordinator:Dawn Nolan. of the many things they do Alpha Rho Tau make their own cheese. He Joe Yurkiewicz gives his presentation to Alpha Rho Tau and GSC's artist fraternity needs your help. We are planning a sented a very informative explains about the "milk bugs. " (photo submitted). fund-raising car wash to help pay expenses on a trip to New York educational program on ing cheese. cases of illnesses have been City. The car wash will be held at the Weston Walmart on Saturday Ik and cheese making. Yurkiewicz made all of the eliminated by simply pasteuriz- March 22nd and another one is planned for March 29th from 12 Yurkiewicz told some of biologists in attendance very ing this "raw" milk. noon until about 4 pm. We are asking for donations only, and we theories behind how happy when he explained that it Yurkiewicz gave a very hope to raise enough money so that anyone who helps out at the ese making came to be. He is the bacteria that actually makes good presentation that was both car wash will have their travel expenses covered by the club. This plained the difference the cheese. He also explained enlightening and educational trip is tentatively planned for the weekend of April 12th. Also discussed as the idea of making up a logo for the fra­ tween pasteurized and that the different types of bacteria about milk and the cheese mak­ ternity and selling T-shirts in the school co-op. We would like to w" milk, as well as explain­ give each cheese its own distinct ing process. We would like to have the input of all Alpha Rho Tau members on any design that milk is made up of flavoring and texture. extend our sincere THANKS to ideas. We would like to have the ideas ready for discussion at % water and six percent He enlightened us about Yurkiewicz for taking time out the meetings in March. ids. These solids are the the different diseases associated of his busy schedule to come We also have several members going on a Washington essary ingredients for mak- with "raw"milk, and how many and speak to our group. D.C. trip this weekend with Dr. Gillespie's art history class. They have invited us along to the National Gallery on a space - available basis. The officers are excited about spending a week­ Richmond Recital end with some of our nation's best art. We also want to say thank you to Dr. Gillespie for this opportunity. We would also like to invite any new freshman who are art eductaion majors to come to our meetings and join .the fraternity. The meetings are held every first and third Thursday of every month in room 213 of the AB building (the painting/sculpture room) at 3pm to about 3:40 pm . Our next meeting is March 5th at 3pm. Kappa Delta Pi News Kappa Delta Pi met on Tuesday, February 24, with nine members in attendance. The winner of the drawing for the Department of Education Jacket was Lee Ann Starret. Way to go, Lee Ann! Kappa Delta Pi is an honorary society for education. Our initiation for this semester will be March 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the Vandalia Room . Those who receive invitations must RSVP to the Dept. of Education (by ext 119) by 4 p.m. on March 17. The next Kappa Delta Pi meeting will by March 17 at 12 :30 p.m. in the curriculum lab . We are now selling chances for an indian afghan. $lIticket, or $5 /six tickets. Th'e drawing will be held April 14, 1998. Delta Zeta News The Delta Zeta sorority recently held their pinning ceremo­ ny. That is where rushees officially put in their bid to join the sisters and become an intiate. We would like to welcome and congratulate Lee Ann and Dawna on the o'utstanding job they are Interdisciplinary majors Allegra and Gregory Richmond pause for a fan's picture after their senior doing. You've been working hard to become a part of our sister­ recital on Sunday, February 22. (Terry Estep, Mercury). hood and we commend you for your efforts. For all of you who are wondering if you can still rush the answer is YES you can. We rush all semster, all year round. Soon we will be having our Big Sis ceremony, where our new members choose an intiate inancial Aid Info available on the World Wide Web memebr of the sorority and pretty much become their best friend. Financial aid information is abundantly available on the internet. Students may fill Big Sis' and L'il Sis' do all sorts of things together, from hanging out to helping each other study, to being there when you need the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) over the internet at somebody to listen to your problems. Anyone interested in being ://www.fafsa.ed. ov and only mail in a signature page. Other useful starting points a part of a close knit group of friends, having fun and learning e http://finaid.org and http://www.ed.gov. responsibilty to come and rush Delta Zeta. If you have any ques- Page 4 Treasurer Tingler takes Students named finalists i Photographer's Forum chess tournament trophy By Lee Ann Moore, were selected. Staff Reporter Sandra is a freshman By David Kennedy, team they Two Glenville State GSC. After attending Delmrli. Contributing Writer Bughouse newcomer College students were selected Foxworthy's photography For chess cluQ treasure Jamed Leake proved as finalists in the 18th Annual and spending long hours in Ernie Tingler, three is a charm. In that it did not take College Photo Contest. dark room, she submitted his third GSC chess toumamnet, him long to master Sandra Harding and June photos. She has not yet he claimed the title of champion the game. He and Proctor will be published for informed which photo calld• • which had eluded him until now.