Cedars, March 4, 1982 Cedarville College

Masthead Logo Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville Cedars 3-4-1982 Cedars, March 4, 1982 Cedarville College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedars Part of the Journalism Studies Commons, and the Organizational Communication Commons DigitalCommons@Cedarville provides a platform for archiving the scholarly, creative, and historical record of Cedarville University. The views, opinions, and sentiments expressed in the articles published in the university’s student newspaper, Cedars (formerly Whispering Cedars), do not necessarily indicate the endorsement or reflect the views of DigitalCommons@Cedarville, the Centennial Library, or Cedarville University and its employees. The uthora s of, and those interviewed for, the articles in this paper are solely responsible for the content of those articles. Please address questions to [email protected]. Recommended Citation Cedarville College, "Cedars, March 4, 1982" (1982). Cedars. 432. https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedars/432 This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by Footer Logo DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in Cedars by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Mark Pinkerton emerged· victorious in According to Curtis Hoke, chairman of Senate regarding the issue that only one can this year's student body presidential con the Constitution and Elections Committee, didate was then on the ballot. "There is no test, amidst a controversial nomination C & E decided that, in its interpretation of freedom of choice,'' Edd Sturdevant, process. Summarizing his goals, the presi the constitution, Pinkerton qualified for Student Body Treasurer, explained. Montie dent-elect stated, "the students' views and candidacy. At the Senate meeting the fol reiterated this comment, adding, "I wanted opinions will be sought out and voiced." lowing afternoon, however, members to give the students an opportunity to moved that alternates could not run for choose." Pinkerton's candidacy, however, was the student body offices requiring Senate mem Expressing the opposing viewpoint, topic of a disagreement in Student Senate bership. Pinkerton was still permitted to Hoke stated, "I think the issue was l:hat the regarding his qualifications as a candidate. run, though, as Senate also moved that the nominations were opened and then closed The Senate constitution states that a candi earlier C & E committee decisions would with only one qualified candidate for office; date for student body pre-sident must have hold. so it is my opiniop that reopening nomina one year's previous experience on Senate. His opponent Jeff Montie b·ecame a can tions was unfair to Pinkerton or to anyone Pinkerton ha<i served as an alternate, but not didate for the presidency after nominations. else running unopposed." Mark Pinkerton heads the newly elected stu as a representative. were reopened due to a disagreement in (con~ued on page 7) dent officers as Student Body President. LLE BO>C 45314 "It's the sore spot of the whole campus." for exammmg and treatment, providing the building's unsafe to keep students over and offices instead of the existing two "It's a real disgrace." "I thinkjt's awful." more privacy and greater speed, and an night," she stated bluntly. "We do have a downstairs examining rooms · and two "H's a fire hazard." Thus range the com increase in staff if such an expansion were to definite need for in-patient." She strongly upstairs treatment rooms. "I just don't see ments of students and staff concerning the take place. Also needed.is an expansion of supports a move to bigger facilities, as last how we can deal with the influx of students Health Service building, the undisputed storage space, Miss Boley stated, indicating quarter alone the service logged 6700 stu\ next year," she asserted. "Something has to eyesore of the Cedarville College campus. that the present storage set up is a haphazard dent visits, The tabled plans for bigger facil be done. If we're going to continue to have a Reposing none too steadily behind the arrangement of equipment and medicines ities entailed a 46-foot addition onto the end health service, then a new building is a chapel, the_building has once again become crammed into the few available highly of Patterson Hall, provided an in-patient definite necessity." a source of controversy among trustees, placed cabinets. Asked about her reaction to service of four to six beds, as well as a phy Florence Duddleston, a part-time staff administrators, and the college family. the tabling by the trustees of the remodeling sical therapy room, treatment rooms, nurse, affirmed, when reviewing the entire The question, anything but a new one, plans, she commented, "I was really dis emergency room, two. examining rooms, health center situation, "it isn't right ... arose again before the trustees this January appointed. From a nurse's standpoint, we that's the bottom line of it ... it just isn't as to whether or not to rebuild the health cannot give the adequate, competent heahh right. I think it is a real disgrace to the col service, possibly as an extension of Patter care we should because we have no place to lege." Glancing up at the crowded storage son Hall. The need for stich a project is ob keep students comfortable who are really ill, space and then down to the narrow passage vious, as one can gather by looking at the except for a hard fable." In view of the okay way outside the examining rooms through father dilapidated structure, inadequate of the construction of a new women's dorm, which two people can barely edge, she said, Cedarville students, inside and out. Deficiencies in space, func she stated, "I didn't understand the estab "A lot of students have commented on not area high school students, and local tion, facilities, and least of all, looks, have lishing of priorities." liking to come over here because of the businessmen will participate in a Free Enter been brought up repeatedly to the board of The new dorm, to be situated behind building. I'm praying about better facili prise Conference sponsored by Kappa trustees by the health service staff and Lawlor Hall with completion date set for ties." Shuddering slightly, she continued, Epsilon Alpha (KEA), the business club on administration, and yet, once again, the this fall, poses a whole set of new problems "When students come back and see those Cedarville College campus. traffic light for this needed improvement for the health service staff, who unanimous back rooms, I don't see how they can stand The speakers include Mr. Orie Fritts seems to be stuck on red. ly voiced concern about the resulting influx it!" Gesturing toward the old wood-floors, speaking on "Christian Ethics and Busi Brenda Boley, RN, a first-year nurse in of students. _"We have excellent, competent she grimaced, "Those floors can't be clean ness,'' Mr. Reese Kauffman on "Foreign the health service who was also a Cedarville staffing," said Miss Boley, "but ifwe bring ... they can't!" Competition," Mr. Joseph Halsey expound · College student for two years, expressed her in more students, the staff won't be able to The tabling of the go-ahead for the ing on "Government and Business," and major grievance with the building to be the · handle them with the health service where it remodeling project was also not well Dr. Allen Monroe on "Investments." limited space, terming the conditions is." received by Lucia Strobridge, health service Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE), a "crowded and cramped," especially when Betty Bertschinger, RN, Director of the committee within the business club, which secretary-receptionist, who commented, "I there are a doctor, two nurses, and two or Health Service, and a fifteen-year em- was very unhappy. A new health center is . d h · · ·th · is also a part of the national organization by three students back in the examining room p 1oyee, outl me er mam. gnevences w1 th · h th ak A d always 'next in line."' Giving ground to her . ·b · tal k f e same name, c ose e spe ers. ccor - area at once. She felt that a vast improve t h e present b u ildmg as emg a to 1ac o . t D C · · d t fKEA grievance, she stated further, "It's not safe, ment could be achieved through more rooms in-patient, or overnight, facilities. ''We feel mgd oh ?nna arpfSeIFEr, vicFe-pttreshi en °k t and it's very cold in wintertime." an c arrman o , n s as spo en a (continued on a -e 8) the college before and was well received at that time. Kauffman just returned from . ~ overseas where he studied foreign competi tion. According to Miss Carper, this experi ence should add a new dimension to his pre sentation. Steve Hubbard, president of KEA, stated that Mr. Halsey and Dr. Mon roe were chosen because the club members "felt that they would cover those issues well enough." Page3 Rescue squad featured Richard Baldwin, business professor at Page4 Watt controversy explored Cedarville College and advisor to the club, . Page5 Student Court explained . commented, 'Tm excited that they're doing Page7 Variety show reviewed this, because I believe that it's an excellent Page 10 Summer school outlined way to promote free enterprise." Although some may be hesitant, Miss Page 11 State government considered Carper explains, "We'-re not trying to Page 13 Segregation.issue discussed preach; we're trying to inform." Page 14-16 SPORTS Some student reaction has been in different, but other students have expressed an interest in participation: "I think it's a good idea.

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