NCN PROFIT ORG US POSTAGE 35 PAID fiffm GRANVILLE OHIO mm PERMIT NO 2 NO 7 UNIVERSITYMIGRANVILLE OHIO 43023 587- 6378 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1989 VOL133 DENISON Demisoini Celebrates Mogoratioini

role of the United States Lugar said Robin Bartlett expressed the facultys Ideology versus Experience A Time by Kelly Quinn impressionable In my judgment the United States appreciation of Myers support of Historical Transition he drew a Denisonian EditorinCh- ief The inaugural ceremony began must provide the leadership to unite inspiration and opportunities for open parallel between Denison and the global Jane Milbourn with welcoming remarks from Europe and to hold together all our dialogue arena explaining that each is Denisonian Managing Editor the Board Charles A friends We must guide and Chairman of University Historian Dr G experiencing a major transition in Asian Brickman and Provost Barbara Hill often help finance the development A myriad of alumni students Wallace Chessman representing the which sound leaders are an integral followed by in invocation from Dean sorely required in Africa and Latin faculty and trustees joined in Emeriti Faculty expressed We the part of Religious Life Michael A Snyder America in order that democracy communion to heartily welcome our Emeriti Faculty are excited to have a Lugar said This historical remains a humane option for billions woman as president we are especially benchmark for Denison is an of people excited because she is committed to appropriate moment to assess the state For Denison he proposed this teaching as Denisons primary of the world we live in The leadership are changing challenge At Denison I assume that mission and talents required of us to work very hard that Representing the alumni David rapidly as we witness a time of awesome we are prepared we will take on science and B Waller president of The Society of transition in the world brings in a new mathematics language training and Alumni expressed a desire for Denison As Denison we are in a time of immense foreign travel much more vigorously to meet the challenges of the future president the world is seeing a slow I take for granted that we will seek with spirit and wisdom change in the presence of communism mastery of the English language in our Florence T Hortz speaking on decline Lugar explained In 1989 as Denison writing debate and public speaking behalf of the Denison Operative Working Staff pledgedherorganization would lend diverse talents to keeping Denison running smoothly Friends I come from the East joked Bryn Mawr College President Mary Patterson McPherson McPherson continued by explaining There is nothing simple in the departing of good friends Chairman of the Board Charles Brickman and President Myers In her address to the president photo by Kim Amussen McPherson assured the Denison r six welcoming new president Dr Michele Tolela The first of comm unity You have captured from Campus Myers on October 27 1989 speakers was Denison us a fine first family I salute the DCGA The inaugural festivities began Government Association University for its good sense Dold 91 who Members of procession look on at the inauguration photo by Kim Amussen with a luncheon which was widely President Robert Music for the inaugural ceremony a student body we attended by select representatives of pronounced As was provided by The Denison Singers in our love for our inaugurate a and thus maximize the opportunities students faculty alumni trustees and stand together under the conduction of William University prepared to of for public advocacy in the hazardous special guestsofthepresident Among university Osborne They performed their version new president the ideology continued President valid alternative arenas of politics and the combat for many who delivered welcoming Dold of the Alma Mater as well as several communism as a we our support and public opinion addresses to the president one keynote Myers pledge other short pieces which were written died willingness to communicate with you times of challenge as speaker Ronald Calgaard president of by Denison alumni Lugar sees these He concluded his colleagues Let us continue opportunities following Trinity University San Antonio and your Senator RichardG LugarR- Ind transition as a world of well as his speech with the in the best Denison tradition as well as the Texas used a variety of humor and together served as the inaugural speaker for the for both the United States continued to page 4 share the vision for Our fair college Concerning the wittosingthepastpraisesofMyers In to induction address In his speech Denison community light of the allotted time for each on the hill greeting each speaker was brief but Next Chairman of the Faculty Survey Reveals Low Scores Denisonfares above average Trustees Confront Issues by Kristina Kruse knowledge of history and literature Denisonian StaffWriter explained Buell Problems Still Remain remarked that the The National Endowment for the Buell further expansion of the ability to play by James Anderson space The Humanities NEH conducted a survey test measures ones a logistical Denisonian StaffWriter A problem Dollard pointed out is Bandersnatch presented in the form of a test in the spring of this quiz games on television a high score according the lack of a liaison between theBoard problem for the time being year which Was given to random would not convince me that the student I feel good about Myers and her members and the issues the Task Force to Phillips This expansion has been country in- knowledge of the enthusiasm said John Phillips a college seniors across the had any depth proposed to provide more adequate Columbus resident and member of the set out to address since now the Task including five Denison students questions asked sponsored non Force has completed its investigation space for University students fared better Dr C Keith Boone associate Denison Board of Trustees whose Although Denison Community alcoholic events results overall sentiment last Friday at the Bob Dold Denison than the average the results were dean of the college statedThe The Board certainly isntagainst the meeting Government Association DCGA astoundingly low the test are staggering It does not closeof years firstBoard of the University it commented Dollard on the in was very positive JosephMcMahon president presented to Fifty- fivepercentof theseseniors address the biggest problem expansion a senior Board member commented Affairs Committee his comments on scored less than sixty percent on this educating students to teach them how The expansion has been Myers is the ideal person to lead us the new Rush Policy and the RD system exam which consisted ofquestions on to become independent critical postponed until at least next summer into the next century According to senior Board literature and history thinkers and to effectively when there will not be the impediment Apart from the festive inaugural member Joseph McMahon after he However the five Denison communicate these thoughts student occupation of a construction weekend the Board spent two days in had spoken with several student leaders of students scored an average of 77 Buell shares his low opinion of zone She added W c the Board were their committees discussing issues he felt that the RD system was a real when taking this same exam with a schools of America with the high negative He claims the RD system is just informed of it F ranging from fund raising to thegeneral low score of 67 and a high of 92 Director of Admissions Richard took The Recycling Croup along with upkeep of the buildings and grounds more of a bureaucracy that correct Howevernotwithstanding the Boyden Dold gave a presentation to the on campus to more controversial issues away student leadership relatively high scores of Denison With the frivolous and trivial University Affairs Committee and such as the recently implemented In support of the RD system seniors various professors and classes taught in high school theclassics it received overwhelming support Resident- Director RD system the Phillips said Youve got to give administrators believe that the fall through the holes There is also the with according to Dollard who said it was new Rush policy and the results of the time to work Dollard agreed American high schools today are problem of administrators just passing quite a presentation Task Force on Racism and Diversity this point simply not providing the background people so they dont accumulate like all Charlotte Kessler a member of Commenting on the Task Force The new Rush policy received needed for a college education logs in a woodpile said Buell Board the Board was impressed with the Board memberCathy Dollard 88 said around positive remarks from Dr Emmett Buell chair of the BoydenstatedDenisons general initiative behind the recycling effort I think that the Board was concerned members political science department places the education program is serving to fill in the Aside from the main issues about not being able to hire a Phillips who served on blame for the poor performance of the the gaps left by high school education Trustee McMahon stressed We as coordinator Development and Public Affairs general college population in two Both Boyden and Buell feel that about trustees want to impart to students that A minority coordinator was one Committee was very enthusiastic places the testitselfandthelow quality more and more students are coming in of two this country is under ntense of the major proposals put forth when a recent fund raising in excess of the American high school On the without basic writing skills and without competition He emphasized that the Task Force was created during last million dollars The committee test given by the NEH Buell questions basic grammar sense hold of the discussed other forms of fund raising we as students need to grab on springs final Board meeting Dollard the superficial nature of the exam Buell placed the major blame long torch and have really got to focus on expressed her desire for ahigh quality including theCapital Campaign a It measures retention and word high school teachers who he says academics 5 candidate rather than just filling the term major fund- raiser association rather than an in- depth continued to page THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1989 PAGE 2 e HattB0trian Inauguration Unites Community

Kelly Quinn EditorinCh- ief Managing Editor by Kelly Quinn Jane Milbourn Denisonian EditorinC- hief a crisp cfear autumn day while Ed Gaffney News Editor Dr Michele Tolela Myers was inaugurated on On this memorable day a strong Matthew Brotmann Fine Arts Editor Denison University was in the height of its splendor the momentous at Steve Meier Sports Editor sense of pride permeated our institution acknowledging occasion Advertising Director hand A congregation assembled for the same purposes due to a belief in our university Kim Luidens united Susanna Duff Copy Editor and to extend a welcome to its new leader Students faculty alunini and trustees pure collegiate Kim Amussen Photography Editor overcame any disparities and joined in celebration Denison acquired Danielle Rossitto Layout Manager purpose and honored the ideals that the institution was founded upon Distinguished Lisa Cagigas Business Co- Manager speakers pronounced President Myers many capabilities and qualifications while the Stu Marshall Business Co- Manager loud ring of applause echoed off the chapel walls But perhaps the most important Doug Abel Subscriptions Manager moment for those of us in attendance at the inauguration occurred with the declaration of Nicole Ruckman Circulation Manager Myers own vision Candice Jennett Circulation Manager With the induction of our first woman president the winds have shifted at Denison STAFF University towards a commitment to analytical and interpretive thinking Myers James Anderson Vanessa Arredondo Jennifer Crawford address focused on service and her suggestions were honorable She asked for an Beth DArrigo Mike DIChiara Megan Doyle Jay Finney unceasing effort to look outward away from self and toward the other And she Julie Gruen Todd Gutnick Jon Halaby Heather Harper such an action would result in the following Released from narrowness our Tamara Heeler Matt Iott Ishak Kang Steve Meier Debbie suggested minds are freed for life Freed from servitude our lives are freed for service Nieuwstadt Upendra Patel Rob Plourde Liesel Pollvogt the university Under the guise of Tiffany Richardson Mary Romary Maria Royston Inauguration weekend marked a special time for fiikki an idealistic Ruckman John Towers Robin Sausser Max Shure John the gala and among all the pomp and circumstance Denison evolved into Stifter Gretchen Van Vliet Kim Wilder sanctuary ripe with possibilities Wouldnt it be nice if now that the tents have collapsed arhool holida could work together to Eaiabliihtd in 1857 Uiirtly tiudVm oiind P uWhcdwrxkli during iht and the balloons are deflated we as members of this institution claja nricMirth 1 1975 al cmrMcr break and examination pcriodi Admitted at non- profit ihird matter in the iteniunian continue forward with such collegiate purpose CranMllr Ohin 4102J SuDKription nlr OOptrvtir Editorial opinion eaprraed pursue these lofty ideals and Sipined do not orenurilv reflect naff opinion are not oc- caaiil iho of Dr nun lijintril loluron Congratulations Dr Myers your job will not be easy and your vision will be tested but I for one believe we can rise to the occasion and Denisons future appears slightly Letters to the brighter Editor Dear Editor This letter speaks of three things our environment the government and industry For those who feel that these have no ties Alumni Return Home you are sadly mistaken Repeatedly the government utilizes our public lands to satisfy the money hungry industries and our environment suffers Denison Provides Fond Memories The Tongass National Forest is in located Southeast Alaska and by Jane Milbourn is home to the largest concentration of bald eagles and grizzly bears Denisonian Managing Editor in the world Remember Alaska Think Exxon This is a temperate When Denison alumni return to their beloved college on the hill they always have a rainforest bigger than the state of West Virginia- scheduled to be certain pura about them you can spot one a mile away They wear Swasey Chapel ties liquidated with the clearcutting to be funded by our tax dollars The and v- neck sweaters with little football helmets embroidered on the chest They stroll Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act passed in 1980 not walk down Chapel Walk looking up down and all around to see if they can spot mandates in that 40 million taxpayer money is spent each year in that has changed since the good old days They are in their own world the funding anything of Tongass logging Through this act the government dreaming the days when they used to pull silly pranks and neck in their backseats sought to placate of loggers the industry is heavily subsidized by the They carry small children sporting Denison booties When one of us who still attends US Forest Service The act also assures loggers of the extraction of Denison passes by one of these alumni we are greeted with an exhuberant Hi there 450 million board feet of wood a year regardless of the market followed by a warm smile and a nod of the head which inevitably leaves me with a conditions In the 1 return government receives a yield on the certain heartfelt feeling of comradery and pride money it invests a grand total of 40000000 per year Larry Throughout my Denison career I have been fortunate enough to meet a number of Edwards founder of The Southeast Alaska Conservation Society Denison alum including Board members journalists politicians businessmen parents says We have a saying about the timber industry They take the friends friends of parents and I even have the honor of living with two proud best Then they take the of best of the rest And they leave us the products of Denidoo Will I never suffer through the last Do ypu remember when public and the nature lovers and the Alaskans the scraps Time will the ever- popular tales of what went on between the two of them in my Magazine April 17 1989 story or dads second floor Sigma Chi bedroom ever die I fear for the two of them I dont The Tongass Timber Reform i Act seeks to protect the remaining know what theyll have ltd look forward to after I graduate and the annual beer brawl acres 50 has already been clearcut It has been approved by the parents weekends of fun and frolic are just fond video- taped memories I House of Representatives and is being discussed in the Senate right Denison holds an important place in the hearts of our alumni that is evident every now By supporting this Reform Act you would help cancel the long time you look in their eyes at Homecoming or anywhere else that they can be found term timber contracts and designate 23 new wilderness areas within which is just about everywhere Denison is fortunate enough to be able to boast as the boundaries of the park Sixteen of the 23 towns surrounding the prominent a list alumni as any school Ive heard of Our graduates are senators and Tongass publicly support the bill We of will be in Slayter with blank prominent business people and successful actors and sports figures just to name a few postcards to fill in and sign You can have a voice on this issue You I mean we Harvard or Yale and no former presidents have gone her but will represent SEAC Student Environmental arent US Action Coalition the where would Walt Disney be without Michael Eisner As positive proof of nationwide studpnt movement against hey World environmental degradation the affectionate ties that the alumni seem to feel towards their alma mater I dont The Coalition is made up of student environmental groups at colleges believe Eisner would have taken time out of his busy schedule to speak at the 1989 and universities around the nation all are focused on the Tongass We commencement ceremony if he hadnt felt just a little bit of nostalgia about coming back are the generation to inherit this earth we must take action now to campus while we still have some wilderness left The 50 men making the The fact that Denison can offer enough to its alumni to keep bringing them back decisions on the fate of our public lands will be dead and gone when says a lot for the school its public relations services its alumni clubs The schools we are in power By then it will be much too late to save an 800 endowment and ability to draw funds from its alumni year after year are recurrent signs year old rainforest Do we really want to have to describe our national of the confidence that our graduates have in the school and the bond that is growing symbol to our grandchildren Or will they change it to the bulldozer ever stronger with each graduation class As of Wednesday over 500 Denison students have written their So I enjoy hearing about the good old days and especially all the things that they Senators This is very encouraging contrary to popular belief all used to do that were not allowed to do anymore Even more I love hearing about all Denison students are not apathetic We have come together and taken the C students who rule the world and the former Wingless Angels who now are action on one of the most important issues in the world the fate of making more money and still having more fun than their class valedictorian our environment If each of these 500 people They would get one friend to enjoyed it then they enjoy it now and boy do some of them they write we would reach our goal of 1000 letters wish they were us Although I am not a senior yet thank the Lord I see my time at Denison is more The point is this when it comes to environmental issues everyone than half over and soon become one them I wait to is involved Everyone lives on this planet and everyone Ill of cant buy my first Denison needs to take sweater and smile at a young admiring Denison as I steps to protect it The eagles the bears the junior make my way down chapel trees they have no walk to visit my old dorm room 1 voice against their destruction We have to be this voice to keep industry out of this precious area and to see to it that the forest retains its intrinsic value and is not used solely for profit Defend the earth play a part write a postcard save a forest Respectfully submitted Emily Eden Rob Bevill THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1989 PAGE 3 1 WfiiMtlMWWisSlfM Bellah Delivers Inaugural Symposium

by Tiffany Richardson navigate through it with only our private universities students often doubt their the world and where together we should reject the temptation to join the rush of Denisonian SlaffWriter interests in mind we are greatly ability to affect the larger world be going and I wish you well at Denison other colleges Just at the point University of California- Berkeley mistaken when our society in that enterprise Investigative journalist and depends more and more Professor Robert N Bellah delivered In examining this issue Bellah on technical A correspondent of the former editor and publisher of Mother knowledge we face a crisis about the A the Inaugural Symposium address on distinguished between research and Washing ton Bureau of the Los ngeles Jones Magazine Mark Dowie also Thursday October 26 at 830 pm in liberal arts universities While the purposes and meaning of that Times Sara Fritz responded to Bellah responded to Bellah In discussing the Swasey Chapel Bellahs speech research university is often knowledge The problem is that we by pointing out the failures in what she lack of teachers in this country Dowie entitled Citizenship and the Liberal departmentalized and concerned with have concentrated more on the called a career education She noted attributed the impossibility to work in Arts Reflections on the Good Society individual pursuits he believes that technical effectiveness of knowledge that in a recent Gallup Poll a majority a good society to low salaries and a explored the relationship between liberal arts colleges Have a history of a than on its moral purpose Bellah of college seniors failed to answer lack of respect for the teaching education and public life Responding developing the total person stated questions about the United States profession were two Denison alumnae Sara Fritz Bellah suggested that before the Bellah suggested that the quest government correctly Teaching should not be seen as 66 and Mark Dowie 62 Civil War College education then for what makes a good society is Fritz also commented on the noble but as a valuable and honorable An Elliott Professor ofSociology was largely rhetorical and I mean that inherent of Western culture and that destructive trends in our political profession ranked equally in Bellah is a native of Oklahoma and in a positive sense Rhetoric is the form philosophers like Aristotle have rooted system citing the lack of interest in the everyones mind declared Dowie received a bachelor of arts degree and of public discourse between citizens education deep in our past A electoral process and the increasing Throughout Bellahs speech the a doctorate from Harvard University and that older liberal arts education renaissance ofrhetoric today may help ability ofcaididates and public officials point that educational institutions today He is an accomplished author was concerned with developing the us discover what education is all about to manipulate us as two main points are not adequately preparing students Bellah addressed the problem of capacity to participate in public Bellah pronounced There are signs It is ironic that Americans are losing for active participation in the larger how todays educational institutions discourse that people do not accept the notion interest in democracy when everyone social world was consistently prepare students for public life He also touched upon the that we are an education industry he else is gaining interest in it she stated expressed If we are to develop Whether we like itornotBellah obsession of todays youth with remarked In closing Fritz implored liberal competent citizens in our youth B ell ah commented we are indeed formed by technical knowledge as opposed to In closing Bellah said Creating arts schools to remain dedicated to the stressed then universities must the opportunities and the barriers the moral knowledge He said that as a a life- enabling education is a public pursuit of moral as well as technical reestablish their dedication to teaching temptations and the threats of the larger result of the increasing task of great difficulty but one essential education Good citizenship is a goal not only the technical but Jhe moral social world If we think we can simply departmentalization of todays if we are to understand where we are in for education Liberal arts colleges must and ethical as well Sex at Denison Is It Abusive a woman no it should by Tenna McCuLey sexual behavior There are steps that measures only address a small segment says be respected Have you ever been raped Si ice Rape happens when the fundamental Special to the Denisonian can be taken by women which lowers of the total problem these are in essence identical ques tims right of a person to determine vith the problem is either that the This week each student will their risk of being assaulted and there How does acquaintance rape whom and in what circumstances they respondents did not recognize that the receive a copy of the brochure Sex at are steps that can be taken by men differ from other rapes violence will be sexual is violated There simply definition of rape is forced sex against Denison How to Get What You Want which reduces the chance that they Rape is an act of Acquaintance rape is no different in is no circumstance where any person ones will or it involves an inability to But Not More Than you Bargained will cross the line into sexually coercive sense although the sequence of legitimately loses control over her or acknowledge that what happened to For The brochure composed by and abusive behavior that preceding it may vary from a his own body over the fundamental them was rape because doing so is Womens Coordinator Lisa Ransdell In what circumstances are events classic stranger rape situation In a right to give or deny consent This is simply too painful was designed to define sexually most sexual assaults occurring on stranger rape premeditation is often the common thread between strarger Additionally on a small campus unacceptable behavior address the campus involved and the violence is usually rape and acquaintance rape like ours a fear of notoriety and pressure growing problem of rape on college National statistics indicate that overt a weapon may be used for Acquaintance rape is like any exerted from the friends ofeither party campuses and let students know where upwards of 80 of sexual assaults example Acquaintance rapes often other act of violence in the physical can be powerfully prohibitive factors to go for confidential help occurring on campuses are seem to evolveout of a situation where and emotional scars itleaves although Sometimes the victim more Contrary to popular belief rape acquaintance rapes I would guess that a good deal of miscommunication has acquaintance rape leaves additional appropriately called the survivor is on college campuses is on the rise A at Denison that figure would be even taken place Recent research has shown feelings related to the violation of trust not believed or is encouraged to recent survey of sexual assault on higher given relative isolation high on that young adult males and females it produces In an acquaintance or date minimize whathappered with a variety campuses across the country reported a hill in a small rural village in other communicate very badly about rape you have been violated and abused of admonishments like John Doe is in the Chronicle ofHigher Education words open urban campuses have sexuality Neither side is comfortable by someone you knew and perhaps really a nice guy you dont want to revealed that one in six fern alestudents more of a problem with stranger rapes being perfectly direct about their even cared for and that is doubly ruin his whole life do you had been raped and one in fifteen male than we do Additionally alcohol is intentions interests and limits difficult torecover from Acquaintance Some people also still believe students admitted forcing a female inolved in over 90 of acquaintance Consequently we have young women rape is also classically underreported that the consequence of reporting will student tohave sex againsther will In rapes who have been taught that they have to What is the report rate like for be worse for them than the the following interview Lisa Ransdell At Denison as is true across the lit be nice and agreable in order to be sexual assaults at Denison consequences of the rape itself yet this responds to questions about the scope country most rapes are taking place in liked and that is not acceptable for a Extraordinarily low for avariety is no longer the case The Ohio Revised of the problem at Denison i the environment of the womanj More woman to openly state what her sexual ofreasons Firstof all many people do Code continues to evolve in a way that Who were you trying to reach women arc raped in their own interests are Young men on the other not have an accurate definition ofrape is more sensitive to the rights of with the brochure apartments dorm rooms etc than are hand are taught to act rather than Oneof the most interesting things about survivors For example the past sexual I wanted to put something raped out of doors or in other isolated communicate and to read friendliness surveys on sexual assault is that more history of the survivor can no longer be together that would be helpful to all locations This is ironic given the on the part of a woman to indicate an women will respond affirmatively to raised in court as relevant testimony studentsmale and female Admittedly level of security on this campus I am interest in sex Obviously this sets up questions like Have you ever been Also a variety of options are open to I was seeking a lower common all for the outdoor emergency phones a dangerous situation forced to have sex against your will to page 5 denominator not all male students need the 24- hour lock- up of residence halls j very continued line for men is that if than will respond affirmatively to to be told that they have no inherent and the Safety Escort Servicebut these The bottom right to have sex with women and not all women need to be told to be more assertive in their communications with FULLERS MARKET Theres onlyone problem with men Some people however obviously WE DELIVER DELI SANDWICHES religions that have all the answers have not learned what the appropriate boundaries of interpersonal They dont allow questions relationships are and one of the jtetft 587- 0249 If you sometimes have question ibout God and the meaning erf Hfe cerae jciin the search for answers 4 in the University Worship each Wednesday at 700 pm at Swasey Chapel The Office of Retigioua Life outcomes of lack of clear norms for sexual behavior is a high incidence of Beer State Minimum Price sexual assault Hours Mon- Thurs 9- 11 Fri Sat 9- 12 Sun 9- 10 A survey that was done at Denison ayearandahalfagoindicated DELIVERIES EVERY DAY 4 TO 10 that 8 ofour women students reported having been forced to have sex against their will 36 reported being pressured to have sex against their will and 24 Photography by- reported being taken advantage of sexually while under the influence of Dave Levingston S4 alcohol This indicated to me that we 1711 Lancaster Road fit the national pattern and that there is RFSTDP THP TPA a good deal of sexually abusive Granville Ohio 43023 587- 3072 behavior being directed toward women Copies of art work on our campus Model portfolios I wrote the brochure w ith a hope of educating the campus community PORTRAITS WEDDINGS about the boundaries of acceptable THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1989

HJiliililllSilBIRIi 1 Speakers Honor Myers Briefly

responsibility of the university We continued from page 1 have a moral imperative to serve because whatever freedoms notion Denison is a beautiful place The News opportunities advantages challenges inhabited by good people Memories in a Career in Sales even difficulties surround us today are Interested of the place and people live on in the panel discussion will be held gifts that others have given us Preparing for a Sales Career heart of each Denisonian wherever he 4th the Wednesday Nov 8 at 800 pm in the University Room or she serves in this world A special My third point about is that floor Slayter A Sherpardson Project sponsored by the Career challenge is now at hand for each one responsibility of the university is Center of us On this inaugural day the spark the human conversation a global Development of our corporate fellowship must be one Myers further explained For felt by a world that anticipates our that reason we have in American The Peace Corps Wants You stewardship higher education and at Denison a Career and educational opportunities are waiting for you in the Myers then rose to greet the fundamental obligation to educate all Peace Corps if you have what it takes To find out what Peace university and deliver her inaugural our students so that they will listen to Corps can offer you and what you can offer the world see a address The main theme of Myers and attempt to understand the many Peace Corps recruiter during an information table from 10 am speech consisted of the concept of beginning more and voices that are until 2 pm November 7 in Slayter A film and information service more to be heard session is also scheduled November 7 at 7 pm in Fellows Service in its positive sense The inauguration ended with the Auditorium Call 18- 005218686 for more information means seeking out that which is larger alma mater and as the procession or better or more important than oneself marched out of Swasey the chorus and promoting it enacting it realizing lingered on Anchor Spalsh 89 it commented Myers To Denison we raise our song sponsored by Delta Gamma is being held Senator Richard Lugar Anchor Splash 89 The President continued her Fair college on the hill The name that Sunday November 5 from 130- 400 in the Field House Pool address stating she did not believe photo by Kim Amussen And makes our sets our souls on fire Fun events great prizes Contact your HR or house president society had the freedom not to serve service should be threefold senses thrill information We deceive ourselves ifwe believe it First the university itself serves for more In this world of action and reaction best by preparing young people to serve everything we do serves some cause or honorably outside the university some interest Things are connected Myers expanded on this What I mean The question is not whether some is that the university can and should Pro- Choice Rally Rocks Columbus interestisbeingserved- thequestionis train young people in the discipline which interest is being served needed to pursue and sustain any Myers suggested examining enterprise It must imparl the analytical Does what we are doing in the world and interpretative skills needed to by John Richards square with what we believe should be thoroughly comprehend information Denisonian SlaffWriter done and it must foster the ability to articulate Signs and cheers rocked In regard to the connection and share insights Columbus last Sunday as thirty- five between service and higher education The President then stated her Dcrnison students and faculty joined Myers slated Denisons attitude toward second point about service and the the Pro- Choice rally In response to the 20000 pro- life demonstrators from the day before 15000 to 20000 people r joined forces to march from the Ohio Center to the Washington courthouse J where speeches were given by pro- choice representatives Sharing the platform were Governor Dick Celeste Senator Howard Metzenbaum D- Ohio President of the National Organization for Women NOW Molly Yard and numerous other state level V representatives As the demonstrators marched through the downtown area several for Cl held signs supporting their cause such as Keep the Choice in Your House NotintheStatehouse Others slogans Denison students at the Columbus pro- choice rally read Pro- Choice Is Pro- Life so Vote photo by John Richards ATM CARDHOLDERS Pro- Choice and Pro- Life Does Not power to make sure every woman but I was very disappointed by our Mean Pro- Abortion It Means Pro- whether shes 44 24 or 14 has the schools turnout Freedom right to abortion She continued by Approximately thirty five You now have access to your Celeste shouted to the crowd saying Pro- Life people want to give Denison students and faculty attended Last night we turned back our clocks the fetus therights ofpersonhood while while Wittenberg Oberlin and Antioch account at The Owl Machine one hour we must not turn our clocks taking that right away from women had much larger turnouts Vans were located at 1721 Lancaster Rd SE back one generation While most of the Denison provided by Denison and a few other PGA Parking lot in Granville Metzenbaum criticized George students that were there had also been students arrived with their own Bushs pro- life stance stating that to the march in Washington DC last transportation abortions will always happen in April the march in Columbus attracted Too many students here are just America and that Bush wants to force others to join the cause giving lip service to the pro- choice Look for the the poor to use back street abortions DenisonstudentTennaMcCulley cause and its getting to be time for following symbols I and blackmarket peddlers Yard swore said The march was quite an more men and women to make a stand that NOW Will do everything in its enlightening and uniting experience for their rights said Julia Sanderson when doing your Several students remarked that banking vy y the crowd was very diverse and that WERE OPEIV religious organizations in general had PAST YOUR a very strong appearance McCulley saidlts nice to know that people in the government BEDTIME f l I J N t t f if rim So you think the only piace to grab grandmothers students rabbis and a bite after the late movie is that families care enough to support the plastic chain restaurant down the pro- choice cause street Wrong Rugbys Bistro is Editors Note Denison will be open You can enjoy one of our31 sponsoring a group to attend the gourmet burgers and sandwiches Mobilized for Womens Lives in Or one of our fine meals Served with your favorite ICED TEA Washington on November 12 To Yes at Rugbys even night owls can get a champion meal clear up recent controversy Denison students are allowed to wear university THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Open 7 Days a Week TheBcnkThatMakesThings Happen sweatshirts and are allowed to carry a 1130 am- 1 am banner with Sunday 12 noon- 9 pm C the university name MJGBYS provided that that Happy Hour 430- 7 pm banner is used as a MFMQER FDIC Monday- Friday Indian Mound Mall Heath Oh rallying point and not to express a 614 522- 3872 political statement THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1989 PAGE 5 Clinic Gains Counselor NEH Survey Suggests Need for Improvement by Laura Foradori realize that there are people to turn to Sherman has been at Denison for Denisonian StqffWriter on campus Sherman wants to raise a little over two weeks and in that time continued from page 5 Denisons general education program With the aid of a grant from the awareness of abuse problems through she has been gathering information students Boone asserted that this gap is fifteen years ahead of Ms Cheneys federal government a new position education Focusing on prevention and about the school and its students and left by high schools should be taken as proposal Our general education entitled CounselorSubstance Abuse intervention speaking with staff directors to uncover a given Denisons responsibility is requirements have been in place since Prevention Coordinator has been Mainly I want people to know problems in the substance abuse area dealing with that gap approximately 1975 created within Whisler Hospital The that Im here and that I have various Stressing the concern that privacy The point of the test given by the Boone an position is intended to aid Denison resources to offer Sherman is a top priority Sherman stated If a makes important NEH is to introduce a new 50- hour distinction between students with substance abuse concerns commented student seeks counseling everything Cheneys core program devised by Lynne V Cheney curriculum and Denisons general and questions while maintaining a After receiving her masters degree revealed is confidential I can give an NEH chair This program consists of education requirements Boone strict policy of confidentiality from Bowling Green State University assessment of a condition treatment eighteen hours of culture and expressed a preference for Denisons Nancy Sherman currently Sherman began her first job working or just education if thats all a student civilizations twelve hours of a foreign program stating The general working towards her doctorate degree with students as a residence director at wants educationprogramgivesstudents morel at Ohio State University has beer Ohio University This is when I first Efforts towards increased latitude it has the virtue of choice appointed to this new position It has became aware from a professional awareness of drug and alcohol which I prefer the student to exercise been widely stated by many standpoint that we need education for problems have been attempted before within guidelines administrative officials that this students she stated by many campus organizations but B oone then added Any program position is necessary and will fill a Sherman later went on to a Sherman now wants tocoordinate these is just a beginning Concurrent effort strong need at Denison Dean of counselors position at a womens center efforts and to develop even stronger and focus on teaching students how tol Student Life Alexander Smith among in Eastern Ohio Here she gained programs think is also necessary others has been trying to receive firsthand experience in working with One of her goals is to form a The requirements for teaching funding for this position for a battered women and their families university- wide task force that would someone to think according toBoone considerable length of time Through her work at the center as include people already involved in are good professors small classes and The two- year granthas been given well as at an outpatient drug abuse groups such as the Peer Advisory most importantly students who dont on a trial basis If it is found that the clinic Sherman saw the effects that Network PAN and BACCHUS Emmett Bucll resistlearning However this resistance position is necessary at Denison drug and alcohol abuse had on people Sherman concluded There are a Denisonian Archives to learning may come from a long funding for continued staffing willhave She said that she realized that the most different theories as to what lot of language six hours of mathematics background of negativereinforcement to from the important thing was to keep new cases to come school budget constitutes a responsible approaoh eight hours of science and six hours of Buell stated We are getting morel There are different clinics outside from forming This is the fundamental to drugs and alcohol Im trying provide social science Buell approves of this and students who dont want to read of Deniscn that counsel and reason why she believes education in treat information so that students can make proposal with a few modifications but reading is what acollege education substance abuse problems but the aim this area should be incorporated into for their own the choice thats best Boyden however said is all about of this program is to help students everyones lives life Acquaintance Rape A College Issue or mother or friend it puts the issue in Andrea Parrott who is a nationally urvivors Theyre trained in most im portant for students to have continued from page 3 perspective known sex educator and expert on mpathetic listening and can provide about sexual assault I would break it down by gender survivors on our campus They may I should mention that men can acquaintance rape legal medical and other information It is important for women to take steps elect to file criminal charges with the be sexually assaulted as well While 1 0 Im very excited about a program as well as serve as a support system for to decrease their vulnerability This local authorities to file judicial charges percent of adult rape victims are men that Womens Programs is co- anyone who needs someone to help a starts with acknowledging that rape on campus or to engage an informal higher proportion of men than we sponsoring with the Panhcllenic them through the immediate aftermath can happen to you A trusting and process that may involve a number of previously thought were sexually Council this semester on Assault of a rape Advocates provide these naive attitude on the part of young alternatives such as the opportunity to assaulted while they were very young Prevention and Personal Safety for services with a guarantee of women makes them less likely to take confront their attacker in a safe usually by an adult It is unfortunate Women Last year we brought in Deb confidentiality and without pressure steps to protect themselves The environment Or they may elect simply that this kind of abuse is talked about Schipper who has a black belt in Tae They include faculty staff and students so seldom because brochure highlights what some of these to seek counseling themselves to it means that many Kwon Do and is a self- defense trainer Anyone can be anonymously referred steps are recover from the trauma of the assault men have experienced the pain of for Columbus Women Against Rape to an advocate by calling my office the sexual assault themselves and it is The workshop was so popular and was Counseling Center the Office of To men I would stress the difference between seduction and rape In opinion what is the deeply buried due to the pressure we so well attended that were bringing Student Life Whisler Hospital or by jour Jumping on a woman who is out of it attitude of most men at Denison place on men to hide their feelings and her back to repeat the workshop on approaching any HR SA or Resident from drinking too much is not seduction about rape vulnerabilities three different dates at three different Director What kinds of programs on or even lust it is behavior that is While we clearly have some locations so that a maximum number We are also fortunate to have a sexual assault are available on violent and abusive Often when I problems withsexual assault and while of women can attend Participants last superb counseling center at Denison campus speak in dorms men want to equivocate the problems are highly gender specific year were really empowered by the staffed by two full- time psychologists We have a full range of programs because it made them feel offering complete services and long over just what constitutes rape Being with men assaulting women for the and services that are both prevention workshop in- depth counseling Shirley drunk yourself is not an acceptable most part I feel the vast majority more in control in terms of what they term that oriented and recovery oriented There being sexually abusive do they were attacked and Lang of the Counseling Center has excuse for of male students on this campus do not are a number of us on campus who do could if recently formed a support group for towards someone To men who are behave in sexually abusive ways In speaking engagements in residence because what she teaches is so simple survivors and I encourage anyone who afraid of being wrongfully accused of the recent national study although 1 halls in classes in fraternities and and easy to execute A lot of women has been traumatized by sexual assault rape I stress that sex should not be out of 15 men said they had raped or sororities and for other campus groups were surprised that a good bit of the to contact her to register or to find out happening in ambiguous situations attempted to rape a female student that that explore the dynamics of sexual two hours is spent learning how to yell more about it even if the assault was if it is not clear that both individuals are means that 14 out of 15said they had assault Speakers include myself Jeff and that they didnt have to master several years in the past Processing freely consenting then sex should not not behaved abusively toward women Pollard and Shirley Lange of the complex martial arts movements your pain in a group of people who be happening period Clear Most men have genuine feelings for counseling center Tim Gibson from Another important service is the can be communications about sex and tiring Advocate Counselor Network have had the same experience for some woman or women in the Office of Student Life and some of responsible decision making protects their Advocate counselors are individuals an extremely effective recovery lives and when they think of the advocate counselors We also bring from undesirable strategy both men and women something like this happening to other speakers on the issue to ccmpus who have been trained to do crisis What pieces of Information are situations someone they care about like a sister like last years convocation with counseling with sexual assault

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by Dave Franta schedule the week preceding his occasional music Mozart composed indispensable quality of the Jupiter Neidich or his horn He did not have Denisonian StaffWriler concert and flew in from New York to a great deal of this music for weddings Symphony broods in Nygaards the warmth and depth of sound that we this time to the composers The extravagancies of visit the campus and speak to students birthdays and other social occasions performance hear in so many of today s outstanding Theprincipalsplayed with Inaugural Weekend seemed to have in several arts- related courses about ofhisday Unfortunatelymuchofthis advantage players I do think that it was very shining forth captivated us all The overall his work The students loved him occasional music is not of Mozarts exceptional vigor close to the kind of tone we might especially in the passacaglia There atmosphere was one of fermenting Nygaard opened Saturday usual exalted quality Much of it is imagine hearing in the inferior clarinets some fine young players in this enthusiasm and ripened excitement that evenings concert with Bachs thought- of quite frankly as are of Mozarts day If authenticity was that propel it to emotional heights became delightfully contagious across Brandenburg Concerto 3 BWV 1048 uninspired In these instances group his intention I think he came very seldom reached thecampus Looking back it is hard to Bach wrote of course six of these Mozart wrote more out of necessity close The closed with one tell which of the spectacular events I concerti The third in the key of G he was broke than to express any program Such a great work is bound to last masterpieces enjoyed most Bryn Mawr President major was written inl713 Itis scored intimatemusical thoughts Even more of Mozarts great have its shining moments Saturday the clarinetists of the Mary Patterson McPherson and her for three violins three violas three so than in the Bach the untempered his legacy to evenings performance certainly did Clarinet Concerto uproarious panegyric of our college cellos and continue bass and spirit of this groups performance was world He wrote his Nygaards overall interpretation of this K 622 1 79 1 two months and its new president the gastronomic harpsichord disconcerting Music written at in A Major in piece however was puzzling I was last year opulence of the Inaugural Gala or The musicians played a time when beauty of form and style before he died Mozart in the more than a little shocked by the lack know an perhaps it was Saturday evenings vigorously nodoubt andNygaard was had reached its heights demands a of his life had come to of sensitivity given to the spirit of this the impassioned performance by the not the least inhibiting I felt however certain sense of decorum Nygaard extremely accomplished clarinetist music Mozart in his last testament of Jupiter Symphony acertain clarity was sacrificed with his and the musicians seemed oblivious clarinet was a rare instrument in those compositions was neither a braggart Jens Ny gaard conductor of the laissez- faire attitude I liked the The timpani was offensively loud days by the name of Anton Stadler It nor a swashbuckling romantic hero the New York- based Jupiter passion but Im not sure it wasnt ill- throughout an added distraction was Stadlers exquisite playing that Neidich I felt was trying to be The Symphony certainly felt the alacrity employed Much of the contrapuntal Ottorino Respighi wrote his inspired Mozart to write the concerto orchestra was guilty of a somewhat and earnestness of our community this texture extraordinarily rich in this three suites of Ancient Airs and and its two companion pieces a trio garish bravado as well There seemed weekend praising our genuine particular Brandenburg lost Us Dances between 1917 and 1932 They and quintet all three among Mozarts to be little control orrestrain t and little warmth optimism and magnificent definition in the fury of their were transcribed from sixteenth and greatest works Charles Neidich attempt was made by Mr Nygaard to goodness Mr Nyg aard whom I spoke pci formance I missed the harpsichord seventeenth century lute tablatures and Saturday evenings soloist played on harness more effectively the energy of with briefly before the concert was altogether possibly because of then reworked by Respighi so that arecently developed instrument called the orchestra not the least reluctant to rank the spirit acoustical problems possibly because they might be more immediately a basset clarinet It is very similar to The Jupiter Symphonys of the Denison community above that of the robust strings This was appealing to modem listeners Im our modem day clarinet only its range strongest assets are its ardent of Harvard Yale and Columbia unfortunate sure most readers would agree with me extends a fourth lower enabling the enthusiasm unrelenting vigor and Never have I felt so sincerely I was a little disappointed with when I celebrate his success These soloist in this particular situation to heartfelt love of music One cannot welcomed by a college campus said Nygaards choice of Mozart for the are marvelous samples of Renaissance play the notes in Mozarts manuscript help but admire the gusto with which Nygaard You have a very special firsthalfoftheevening TheSerenata and Pre- Baroque dances well that werechanged to accommodate the this group approaches its art And after place here a very magical place Mr Nottuma K 539 is from a large preserved in the hand of Respighi standardized clarinet I was riot terribly all what is a celebration without Nygaard took time out of his own busy classificationof Mozarts musiccalled Musical fervor which seems to be an impressed with the tone quality ofMr gusto NSW ALBUMS Harper and Nelson Play by Matthew Brormann Denisonian Fine Arts Editor which might encourage The Res idents he taught at Antioch College and recitals with faculty and graduate Press Release to come out with another album like Jefferson Academy of Music Since students at the Ohio State University All I can hope for is that Elvis this They covered only 16 of Elvis 1979 he has been the pianist and Live broadcasts have been made of Presley is finally resting in peace God Guest artist Michael Davis 116 gold records all hope and pray harpsichordist with the Columbus their performances by WMFT in forbid The King should hear what has lets violin and Denison adjunct faculty that they leave those remaining 100 Symphony Orchestra He has Chicago For Orion records Harper been done to his music over the last member Nelson Harper piano will untouched by their butcherous style participated as well in the Michael and Davis have recorded a selection of few years The latest embarrassment present a free public concert at 3 p jn I ani always one to appreciate Davis and Friends Chamber Music music of Ernest Bloch to his name is put out by The Residents JiVhile Sunday Nov 5 in Burke Recital Hall creativity in music some of The Series on their latest album The King and I The recital will feature the works of Residents old stuff included I can t say The performance This album is a collection of 2 1 covers 20th- century British composers duos this effort I really wish I experience includes of Elvis tunes ranging from Blue I appreciate The performance will appearances at the The Residents were Grand Teton the Suede Shoes to Viva Las Vegas In knew exactly what include Sonata No 1 in d minor by Music Festival Dame but since I Myra Hess Series addition to these there are five brief trying to do here dont Ill Johnlreland Concertanteforviolin in Chicago and have take it at face value and trsut parts of a story called the baby king to and piano by Alan Rawsthome and Radiator After listening to the first four tracks me that face isnt pretty Sonata by Sir William Walton I became painfully aware of the fact A few new albums ypu might want Winfred Josephs Violin Sonata No that this album had few if any saving to look out for are the new Grateful 3 Opus 147 which is dedicated to graces to it and another twenty tracks Dead album Built To Last which no Davis and Harper will also be With hopes of finding doubt on this campus youll be performed This program is a preview threshold to listen to the a good cover of a tune I listened to the bludgened over the head with Ive of the recital that will be presented by album twice Well needless to say heard a lap- flap comes out when you the duo at Wig more Hall London in I couldnt find one I must admit that open it from which you can order a December 1989 605 100 OFF but hardly Dead coffee mug and even a 120 After studying at Hebron Road the story is intersting it the I ANY LP PRE- RECORDED denim jacket sporting the Deads new Guildhall School Music Heath Ohio 43055 saves the album It raises the question of in London v I I TAPE OR CD IN STOCK of whether or not Elvis was happy as logo dude stylin Squeeze has a and the Staatliche Hochschule fur 614 522- 4051 2 ITEM LIMIT The King Somehow The Residents new album out called Frank Ive Musik in Cologne Germany Davis In Southgate Shopping Center 1 1- 989 conclude that Elvis was the King of heard nothing about it but hopefully it made his adult performance debut with EXPIRES Need Some fantastic leap in logic is better than Babylon New Kids On the London Philharmonic Orchestra J brings them to this point and I got lost The Block has a Christmas album In addition to appearances throughout along the way but I wasnt about to which is moving fast so go get your the United States and Europe he has listen again and figure it out copy pronto John Cougar maderecord in gs for theOrion Cambria In terms of saving graces well at Mellencamps new album has been and Musica Nova labels Currently he least they waited until Elvis was dead receiving mixed reviews but might be is artist- professor of violin at the Ohio PHANTOM OF THE LOOK WHOS And maybe theyll get people to go worth checking out If you like that State University OPERAR TALKINGPG listen to the originals Maybe this type of music you might also want to Harper an adjunct faculty 545 800 1000 545 800 1000 M album will be alearning experience for check out James McMurtrys new Denison member at earned his SHOCKERR people In a way thats good but it will album Well whatever you choose bachelors and masters degrees from NEXT OF KINR alsomean that people bought this album happy listening theOhio State University Previously 500 730 945 500 715 930

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Denison Defeatedin Tough Game

by Steve Meier possession but quickly relinquished 12plays scoring by driving46yards on With two games left in the season hands full as it takes on Kenyon Denisonian Sports Editor the ball when Jason Cooperider 13 Mark including a yard reception to Cooperider leads the league in rushing Kenyon beat Allegheny so one would Whoever it was that originally fumbled on third down However Roux Brent Oberdorf capped the drive offense and scoring Unfortunately not highly favor Denison to win claimed that it doesnt matter whether Denison reg ained the attack when John when he brought it in from nine yards you win or lose but how you play the Arrowsmith recovered a fumble on out The Gators extra point attempt game probably lost Lets face it the Denisons own 20 On Alleghenys was good and the score stood at 7- 0 quote is naive at best Unfortunately next possession Fortkamp and The defensive pitch continued the gridders ofDenison are s till worried Stapleton combined for back to back when Jason Cooperider was sacked about how to play the game It would sacks Arrowsmith dropped the However revenge was sweet when appear that the game plan is a bit too Allegheny quarterback for 16 yards Denison moved 61 yards on 8 plays i conservative and at times questionable The sparkling Big Red defense and kicked the extra point to tie it at 7 in terms of strategy However in continued its impressive performance Unfortunately Allegheny was defense of the team they truly could with an interception by Gatoux able toengineer anice 65 yard reception not have bought themselves a break Allegheny then returned the favor on first and ten for the score Reid last Saturday against Allegheny The with an interception of their own John Ledcrer attempted to knock down the Big Red were hit with a tough 24- 14 Kane of Allegheny intercepted a pass by stepping in front of the Gato loss in front of an impressive crowd of Cooperider pass With the ensuing receiver Lederers attempt was 3650 Nevertheless the gridders should Allegheny possessionTed Andclcame unsuccessful TheGatorreceiverdid a not be completely chastised due to up with a big sack Denison followed nice job of concentrating and made a some inspired plays the defensive effort with an interception nice catch When he turned around The first half saw neither team by Denison there were no B ig Red defensemen and post points on the board due to some To end the half Allegheny he took it in for the score The extra Gridders in action Denisonian Archives strong defensive stands on the part of blocked a field goal attempt by Steve point was again successful and the both teams Denison dropped SchotL SothehalfendedwithaO- Otie Gators found themselves on top 14- 7 he has been plagued with interceptions Regardless of the fact come out a recently Allegheny behind the lines for 3 1 yards butmore than enough action took place The fourth quarter opened up with support the gridders to victory this giving Allegheny a total of 55 net vards on the defensive end a quick touchdown by Denison Denison will find itself with its Saturday m l I kJV JT Cooperider marched in from the 32 t until finally connecting with Mount i I v for a ten yard reception The Big Red was able to move 74 yards on the possession Schottsextrapointattempt was successful Denison 14 Allegheny 14 LSA7oGHorA7 Allegheny upped the score by three when Greg Boucher put the ball up for three from an impressive 43 yards RE MDGM An Allegheny score was then procured when Cooperider was intercepted on the Gator 20 yard line A single exam score may be more Four plays later Allegheny scored off important your of a 63 yard run by Allegheny The than hard earned kick was good and Allegheny once GPA again found themselves in the lead 24- 14 which became the final score as well Denison running over opponents Denisonian Archives The gamehostedsix fumbles nine interceptions and numerous tactical Thousands of in the ground- a figure doubled by The second half had much more mistakes I tend to 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41 1- 10- overall Jen Sherbrook and of teams need to be recognized for for the first time ever 0 Freshman Leedsie paces the Big Red their contributions and achievements Michelle Kaup scored the goal to hand OConnell Come out and support this throughout the year Today therefore the Gators their second- ever NCAC in scoring for third by the women we will take a look at the recent loss This game winning goal gave final drive Volleyball action upstart successes of various sports Kaup the honor of Soccer Athlete of In is very strong and The womens soccer team placed the Week Goalkeeper Jane Wildman Denison playing currently holds fourth place in the in a tie for third with Wittenberg also was honored for her performance conference Denison is 5- 3 in the i conference and 17- 15 overall As they go into the NCAC Tournament they will more than give strong competition to all opponents Last week the women lost to Lake Erie 15- 13 15- 17 10- 15 15- 10 and by Kim Amussen A 15- 13 The women then lost to Earlham photo as well 10- 15 15- 17 and 15- 12 championship Denison captured 166 points Kate Fechtel placed the Denison went on to play Kenyon but second behind Wooster followed by highest for Denison with 2008 on th were once again defeated 15- 10 15- Allegheny The Harriers scored 80 clock Fechtel was an honorable 10 points withMike Collyermaking First- mention for the womens category and Katy Pongonis paces the team Team AU- NCAC with a time of2642 came in 12th with 222 kills for a 30 kills per game Collyer placed second in the meet As can be surmised the teams average Anne Carek is also playing a Mike Behrendt also performed have all been playing solidly with photo by Kim Amussen valuable part in Denisons success by well forthe Harriers Behrendt placed various forms of success From soccer College behind Allegheny and Ohio by placing fourth in the NCAC with a placing third in the NCAC with a 71 eighth with a 2706 time to cross country the B ig Red teams are Wesley an both of whom tied for third 1 00 goal against per game average assists per game average and 525 For the women it was not as all carrying on with a winning tradition r Alumni Heads Team Mens Soccer east side to by Sam Loud core of 27 swimmers were hosted in pool on the Columbus Finale i Season Special to the Denisonian the Newark Granville area Already expand their operations a by Pat Strong Ten years ago when Steve Nye this year over 65 swimmers have In the plans are Masters starting goalies for The Big Red weeks of Denisonian StaJJWricr graduated from Denison he had no shown up to the first two program for older athletes triathletes Unfortunately Marshall was able to is coached designed for the idea that he would be returning to practice The satellite club a junior program The Denison University mens pull out the win in sudden death but net the and campus to continue on in the sport that by GCSTO head coach Steve Nye and family structure of 90s soccer team played their last regular withoutmuch difficulty and strong plav had been so good to him in his four Newark High School coachNed Rceb possibly a Special Olympics program season game last Tuesday against from the Big Red years here at Denison As a swimmer The satellite club offered a junior The team has been extremely Division I Marshall University Jaan Douma led the Denison team 10 The and a diver for the Big Red he did not and senior program last year This successful in the past years Determined to close their season on a in scoring for the season His 12 PPG GCSTO five athletes know that he would be returning to the year a novice program will be added has placed past positive note Denison tied 2- 2 in average placed him in a tie for seventh which scene of it allnot as a participant but as well Practices are held at the Mike into the Olympic trials three of double overtime to bring their overall withJohnCarroll of Allegheny College S a s achieved world ranking top 25 in the rather as a coach When Steve Gregory pool at Dcni son on turday record to 5- 132 Their 1- 6 NCAC Jaan scored 10 goals and had 3 assists graduated from Denison he began his and Sundays world They have had numerous Conference record makes them 8th in 20 games graduate studies at the Ohio State The program specializes in National Championshipqualifiers The ahead of Case Western Reserve Winning 1- 0 in its final University in Exercise Physiology teaching special fundamental program is well known for offering Denison opened up the scoring Conference game Wooster secured its best for the That same year he helped coach a techniques required to excel in one of the programs againstMarshall with strong play from first mens soccer championship beginning athlete We are strict Columbus areaswim team of about 45 swimming The coaching staff feels very Mike DiChiara DiChiara scored the against Earlham College on October more success with the with our control and members He was thrust into the head they can achieve guidanceoverour first goal of Tuesdays game midway 28 With a 15- 2 record overall and a training with large athletes training and competitive 8- coachpositionof the Greater Columbus team than by simply through the first half on a beautiful perfect 0 Conference record the Proper schedules states Nye He went on to Swim Team of Ohio in less than four amounts of yardage rocket- shot from the 18 Perhaps the Scots are likely to host the NCAC swimmer s the say The exists to keep them months when the coach retired Taking techniques in a young team goal gave Denison a false sense of runner- up Ohio Wesleyan in a first- success First we swim happy and in the a long long over the coaching responsibilities of basis for future sport security because Marshall capitalized round tournament game Though their swim fast stated time We are not concerned withhaving the 25 or so members that remained pretty then we pretty on a Denison defense lapse with less 17- 2 record is higher overall the coach Nye a twelve and under superstar We are with the team thatsummerbeganNyes than three minutes left in the half to Bishops can only claim a 6- 2 record in Including the Granville based trying to prepare them for future success association with the team as the longest make the score 1- 1 The second half the Conference However they have the GCSTO now has over 280 by giving them the tools that they need standing head coach for the team The team however proved to be scoreless and the been the most successful team in recent in two pools and has to achieve that success And program grew to a size of 140 members athletes operates success game was forced into overtime While years winning four Conference a coaching staff of eight The comes in all forms inthenextseven years Itwas then that no team likes to play into overtime it championships and placing second also has a swimming formula must be one that expansion plans for the pool began organization Ihe was certainly welcome in this case due twice lesson program in conjunction with people like If you see a group of The Greater Columbus Swim to the fact that Marshall was a Division So although the season has ended Team the Columbus Boys Academy in athletes around the swimming pool on ofOhio came onto the Granville 1 school We gave it our absolute and at times it was not completely scene just last In the first Gahanna Ohio Coach Nye informs weekends you will now know who year year of best said Ed Gaffhey one of two uplifting theteamdidendwitha strong the Columbus based team in the area a us that they have made a bid on a third they are effort

STANDINGS NCAC SETTING LEADERS GP ASSISTS APG W L T PCT GF GA Renea Surrena ALL 103 927 9 0 OHIO WESLEYAN 11 0 0 1000 38 5 Angel MorteJ OBE 58 453 79 KENYON 8 3 1 708 22 10 Anne Carek DEN 73 525 71 WOOSTER 7 4 0 636 31 20 Jennifer Kuhns WOO 62 318 5 1 1 591 30 15 Lisa Clark WOO 41 191 47 DENISON 6 4 Becky WITTENBERG 4 7 0 364 18 16 ShelLon EARL 86 400 47 Kelly Raymond KEN 89 399 OBERUN 1 9 0 100 5 24 45 Diane Sen ult WITT 79 317 40 EARLHAM 0 10 0 000 5 51 Kim Pfahler OWU 75 288 38 SCORING LEADERS CP G A PTS PPG Jennifer Hlrsh KEN 68 215 32 Cathy Ronan OWU 17 19 3 41 24 ATTACK LEADERS GP KILLS KPG Almee Zedlitz WOO 17 14 9 37 22 Jodie Bauman EARL 86 290 34 Louise Hendershott OWU 17 14 7 35 21 Judy Hruska KEN 89 286 32 Jen Sherbrooke DEN 15 13 2 28 19 Carolyn Bare WOO 84 257 31 Leedsie OConnell DEN 14 10 5 25 18 Pam Breltbell OBE 78 242 3 1 Mlasy Gahm WITT 18 13 3 29 16 Katy Pongonis DEN 75 222 30 JenDugaruWOO 16 9 5 23 14 Julie Bradley ALL 106 315 29 Betsy Jennings KEN 16 9 2 20 13 Molly Dletz ALL 105 314 29 Danni Davto KEN 16 6 5 17 11 Barb Pendleton ALL 106 296 2Q Laurt Lord OWU 17 9 1 19 U Kim Evans OWU 71 177 25 Melissa Wood KEN 14 5 6 16 11 Joyc Stlckney OBE 78 181 2I3 Stacy Smlar KEN 14 5 4 14 10 Stephanie Vandenbark EARL 86 199 23 Mlchele Ames WITT 74 162 22 COALTENDING LEADERS GP GA SV ShO SV Meredith Cronan KEN 89 183 2 1 Cathie Herrlck KEN 15 15 234 3 940 Michelle Brtttaln WOO 79 159 20 Jeanette Baler WITT 17 21 215 6 911 DIG LEADERS GP DIGS DPG Mlchade Cook OWU 17 10 79 8 888 Lynn Lambert WITT Melissa Merrill OBE 15 72 386 54 30 239 2 888 Judy Hruska KEN 89 423 48 Pam Metz WOO 17 22 168 2 84 Vlcki Ramxnel KEN Anne Moelk DEN 15 68 272 40 17 111 7 867 Jennifer Hlrsh KEN 68 248 36