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Wednesday, Sept. 16, 1987 serving the college community for 100 years Volume 100 No. 2
News Fraternal Society Suspended It's a Rough Page 3 Way to Campus Begin a Library on Schedule Page 2 Season.,.
Coach Todd Kamstra's Sports soccer team didn't have the easiest or Goiters to most successful start Defend title Page 6 in soccer history last
week. The Dutchmen Feature dropped three contests,
Is Reagan including a loss last Getting Too night to MSU, 4-1. Old? Page 9
Frame What are the Hardest Classes? Page 9 PAGE 2 SEPTEMBER 16, 1987
Work on Library Moving Along
By Beth Pechta ' 'The microfilm and anchor Staff Writer microfiche materials will be consolidated and placed on the mm. Crews are still hard at work on second floor," Jensen said. "We the new Van Wylen Library, but are also adding a number of very according to David Jense, head good reader-printers. We got two librarian, students should be able this summer and we will be to use the new facility at the start getting more." of the second semester. "They'll be cheaper, make "We expect to be using the better copies and will be able to library starting Tuesday, Jan. make a positive copy from 12," Jensen said. positive film," Jensen cotinued. The new library, located on The second floor will also have College Avenue between Graves a curriculum materials center Place and Tenth Street, and that supports teacher education. named after Hope's ninth The equipment includes 21 president and his wife, Gordon J. machines for such materials as and Magaret Van Wylen, still has videos, audios, slides and much work to be completed. filmstrips, and a dozen "They are still plastering three microcomputers that will do of the five floors and much of the word processing, Lotus 1-2-3, and woodwork needs to be done," the psychology department's explained Jensen. Work crews Psych Sim program. are currently laboring on the Besides these, the second floor The library as it now looks. The structure should be finished in streets and cement sidewalks will house a small lecture hall time for its dedication this year, which includes the closing of surrounding the building. equipped with a projection booth Graves Place. When complete, the library that can show both film and will be much different than the computer images, three small Jensen, will have four group presently-used Van Zoeren like getting groceries and a lot rooms for study groups, a special study areas and almost one-third DeYoung, will cost "in the Library. quicker than the clumsy system room for the visually and of the book stacks in the library. neighborhood of $8 million." According to Jensen, the we have now." physically handicapped, the Also, the basement will be Even with the new building, library's first floor entryway will DeYoung also said that the new library's administrative offices, illuminated in part by openings the library will not completely be patterned after the design automated system will add to the 200 sections of shelving, and a in the east ceiling that allows vacate the present Van Zoeren used on the surrounding outside operating costs of the library, as circulation - service desk. natural light to filter in from the building. A passage in the Van areas of the building. Also, near will the increased number of "It's really going to be an windows on the first floor. Wylen basement will lead to an the entry will be a seperate holdings such as books and active floor," emphasized According to Bob DeYoung, archive room in Van Zoeren tht lounge containing vending Jensen. periodicals. vice-president of Development, will house, among other things, machines. Both the third and fourth floors another new feature of the collections of rare books. In addition, the first-floor will Money has been raised for will have book stacks and seating library will be the The room is expected to be have what Jensen calls "a very the increased operating costs areas, but each floor also has a "implementation of an completed for the April 21, 1988 different periodical display." All and for the library itself through special feature. automated system that will dedication of the Van Wylen periodicals in the new library On the third floor will be 31 alumni, parents of students, library. influence how books are checked foundations, corporations, and will be displayed so that the face study carrels that are built in Plans for the formal dedication out." churches from around the of each cover will show. under the eaves of the building. have not been finalized as of yet, Jensen explained, "We expect country as part of the highly The second floor of the new The fourth floor has a cathedral but will probably include a the system to be operating within successful Campaign for Hope librai7 will contain most of the ceiling that is over 20 feet high. ribbon cutting ceremony, tours a month after we move in. All which raised in excess of 25 audio-visual and media Finally, the new building has a of the building, speeches by the students will be using an ID with million dollars. machinery. full basement that, according to Van Wylens and some student a bar code label on it. It'll be just The building itself, said participation, said DeYoung. Nationwide Crackdown closes Frats at Texas, Lowell Nursing Department
AUSTIN, Tex. (CPS) - Joining Society for a period of one William Cunningham last week a nationwide crackdown on semester pending reorganization upheld Phi Kappa Psi's fraternities that began in earnest (see related story). suspension for the incident, receives Grant in 1985, the University of Texas The Pi Kappa Alpha national which convinced the state senate at Austin last week upheld a four- fraternity disbanded its San to pass a* law changing hazing The Hope-Calvin Nursing had served at the Society's helm year suspension of Phi Kappa Diego State chapter for co- from a misdemeanor to a felony Department has received a for 28 years, led the board of Psi, and hinted more sponsoring a 1985 party at which with maximum penalties of two $6,000 grant from the recently- directors to its decision of punishments may be coming. a student subsequently said she years in jail and a $10,000 fine. disbanded Tuberculosis, Health liquidation. It distributed Its Mark Seeberger, a PKP was raped. San Diego State and Emphysema Society of West assets to health-related For the next four years. Phi pledge, died of exposure and University already had expelled Michigan. organizations In the five-county acute alcohol poisioning in the chapter through 1991. *, Kappa Psi may not use The Society, which closed its area at a recent press conference September, 1986, after other frat In June, Missouri became the University of Texas facilities, doors on March 31,1987, donated held In Grand Rapids. members forced him to drink an latest state to make fraternity play in intramural sports, raise the funds for the purpose of "We're very appreciative for excessive amount of rum, and hazing activities a criminal funds on campus, or share in the establishing scholarships for being Included In the Society's In July, the University of misdemeanor. other privileges of registered nursing students. During the past gift program," said Dr. Irwin Lowell in Massachusetts decided Some greek houses are student groups. 82 years, the Society made major Brink, dean of the natural to ban all fraternities and objecting. Seven members of The ^ight individual Phi Psi contributions to the fight of lung sciences at Hope, who sororities from campus in Cornell's Phi Gamma Delta disease in the West Michigan represented the Hope-Calvin members who participated in area. response to the hazing death of a Chapter — which in April was Seeberger's hazing received program at the press conference. But the advances of modem student last year. suspended for incidents of sexual punishments ranging from "Certainly this will be helpful to technology, the decrease of TB- Other campuses disciplined abuse and harassment — sued admonition to permanent our students In the future. We're I related deaths and last year's greek houses during the Cornell to get a new hearing for expulsion, said Ron Brown, very thankful the Soclety| death of Ralph H. Children, who summer, too. Locally, Hope their case. University of Texas president of remembered us." College suspended the Fraternal Nevertheless, Texas President student affairs. SEPTEMBER 16, 1987 PAGE 3
In Fashion, If Not Politics, Students Move Leftward
By Mike O'Keefe now," explained Nancy Cooley of College Press Service the Ritz, just off the University of Colorado campus. "Short skirts Campus fashions are changing are hot." radically this fall, but no one is Also big among college sure if it means students are students are silk skirts and becoming as radical as their shirts, 440s pleated pants and colthes. slinky dresses. 4Albums
Despite Being WTHS 89.9 FM ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE
1. ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN 1. ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN By Kaylene Shannon "It's hard to say how the has playing the violin and Echo & the Bunnymen Echo & the Bunnymen anchor Staff Writer program went. This is the first traveling. The variety of 2. KISS ME, KISS ME, KISS ME time I've played this program relationships he shares with 2. KISS ME, KISS ME, KISS ME Violinist Benny Kim thrilled anywhere and it's a little longer people serve as the inspiration The Cure The Cure his audience last Thursday night than 1 usually play, " said Kim. for his music. Personal 3. THE JOSHUA TREE 3. SEE HOW WE ARE in the first event of Hope's "Tonight 1 was very tired and interaction allows him to U2 X annual Great Performance very sick. I like to think that approach music with a fresh 4. IN MY TRIBE 4. BABBLE Series. whatever I play I do justice to it, perspective. 10,000 Maniacs That Petrol Emotion Playing before a moderately no matter how I feel." 5. THE CAVE COMES ALIVE 5. SENTIMENTAL HYGIENE filled crowd in Dimnent Chapel, Of special interest was Kim's "If I were to offer advice to 25-year-old Kim and his new violin he recently bought young musicians today, it would Lime Sliders Warren Zevon accompanist Rohan de Silva, and used in the peformance. An be to always love your music. It 6. BABBLE 6. A LETTER FROM ST. PAUL played a repetoire of six pieces original Stradivarius, it was should never seem like work, but That Petrol Emotion The Silencers including Stravinksy's Suite owned by a German Royal rather a natural and emotional 7. SEE HOW WE ARE 7. THE CAVE COMES ALIVE experience," Kim said. Italienne, Saint-Saens Sonato No. family for some 150 years. X Lime Spiders 1 iii D minor, Brahms Sonata No. Hope College is only one of 60 Appraised at $450,000, Kim 8. BUCKY FELLINI 8. OUT OF HAND 1 in G major, de Falla's Danse revealed he paid about one-third locations Kim will perform at 4 this year. Dead Milkmen Might Lemon Drops Espagnole, VonParadis's for it. Tm still paying on it and I SicUienne, and Kroirs Banjo and will be for a while," joked Kim. The next event of the Great 9. SENTIMENTAL HYGIENE 9. INTO THE WOODS Fiddle. ''Sometimes I get nervous Perfromance Series will be The Warren Zevon The Call The majority of the audience because I misplace it. I'm sort of McNeill Jazz Quartet on 10. A LETTER FROM ST. PAUL 10. SOLITUDE STANDING consisted of Holland residents a klutz." Tuesday, Oct. 6, part of "Jazz The Silencers Suzanne Vega and Hope faculty, with very few Kim claims he enjoys his work Week" on campus. Season and students present. because of the amount of fun he single tickets are still available. 'Document' the latest Release by R.E.AA.
By Geoff Penrae R.E.M. had gone from anchor Staff Writer Local 151', Stripe sings, "behind "America's first major band of the flrehouse, old Pee-Wee sits the 1980s" to an almost Top 40, upon the wall to preach..."; and R.E.M. has always been a hard technically proficient, but un- on 'King of Birds' he says, "Old act to follow since the debut of stimulating band. They had lost their first album 'Murmur*. It's man don't lay so still, you're not their "weird soul". yet young, there's a time to moody melodies and mumbled Yet, the weird soul is back and melancholies were so thoroughly teach, point to point; point living on 'Document', the band's observation, children carry loved by the critics that it was most recent effort to hit the reservation". These are recently named amond the best record stores and airwaves. On "ghostly, floating, from no- 100 albums of the last 20 years by this splendid release, R.E.M. has Rolling Stone magazine. When where" lyrics which allow, if not matched their finest previous demand, the listener to extract R.E.M. came in, they came in at points and taken them further, the top. what he or she will from them. giving them teeth which sink into With these lyrics, one can find all Following their initial success, one's flesh, making their words the band released three albums the meanings and nuances of the and music fester within. world. Or none at all. in relatively quick succession, The lyrics are examples of If one does not care for but none could capture the impressionism at it's finest. lyrical stimulation, this album "ghostly, floating, from-no- There are only two songs on the also has a great deal of musical Hamburger Hill Doesn't where" feeling that 'Murmur' album which one can label as stimulation as well. R.E.M. has had so aptly presented. "about something". The One I matured and their mood and In fact, each album lost a bit Love' is the obligatory popular sound has, for the most part, Compare with Platoon more of the soul Of R.E.M., as hit which is about, your guessed been retained. But, the addition portrayed on 'Murmur', to the it, the one he loves. on vinyl of the sullen anger which point where 'Life's Rich or Full Metal Jacket 'Exhuming McCartny' is a they show in concert has forged a Pageant', their 1986 release, poignant comment on the state of sound still uniquely their own. came across as rather boring By Scott Manclnelll during May of 1969, the men of life in the 80's. But other than Crisp, yet thick, guitar riffs, and trite in comparison to their Entertainment Editor the 101st Army Airborne those two, the other songs are almost tribal sounding drums, debut album. This was the record rather abstract; snipets of life and well placed saxaphones and repeatedly attempted to take the that Michael Stipe, the lead Full of sound and fury which hill and were repelled each time which create only the framework other special effects are the signifies nothing. This is the singer and driving force in the into which the listener can build norm on this album. by soldiers of the North band, later called their "Bryan thought that comes to one's mind Vietnamese Army. a story and meaning. Yet, they still continue with the Adams" record. after watching the film For example, on 'Oddfellows sensitivity and ethereal feelings Finally, on the 10th day, they HAMBURGER HILL, the latest succeeded In killing the last of of their previous albums. Also, movie in the current Vietnam the vocal harmonies on this the Vietnamese defenders and war movie trend started by took the hill. Of the men who took Major Concert Dates album far surpass any previous Platoon and Full Metal Jacket. effort by the band. part in the battle, barely one- Unfortunately, HAMBURGER quarter survived. Sept. 18 THE CARS, Kellogg Center, Battle Creek. 'Document' Is, In essence, the HILL falls short of its' Those who did survive named Sept. 18 BOB JAMES, State Theatre, Kalamazoo. return of the tlnklng man's predecessors, capitalizing on the hill Hamburger Hill for the Sept. 25 EDDIE MURPHY, Wings Stadium, Kalamazoo. R.E.M. At It's worst, "To the One their success, rather than I Love", Is still Innovative and mixture of blood, rotted flesh, Sept. 27 MARILLION, DeVos Hall, Grand Rapids. making new Insights of It's own enthralling enough to merit Into the war. blasted vegetation and mud of Oct. 2 JAMES TAYLOR, Welsh Auditorium, Grand Rapids. which it was made. repeated listenings. At It's best, HAMBURGER HILL, directed The plot never gets any farther Oct. 4 THE YELLOWJACKETS, State Theatre, "It's the End of The World As We by John Irvln and starring a cast than this and the acting fares no Kalamazoo. Know It (And I Feel Fine)", It of relatively unknowns, focuses better. The characters are demands repeated listenings. on one platoon of the 101st Army Oct. 16 THE BEACH BOYS, Grand Valley State College, faceless and Indistinguishable — So, quite possibly the R.E.M. of Airborne Division and their Allendale. none of the cast were able to 'Life's Rich Pageant' is dead. smuggle to take a strategic hill Oct. 29 R.E.M., Crlsler Arena, Ann Arbor. make their characters But, with one listen to (hence the name) In the Ashua 'Document', most will agree it Valley In Vietnam. interesting enough to hold one's probably was a mercy killing. For n nights and 10 days continued on five SEPTEMBER 16, 1987 PAGES
•lU-UI r AUUM AUAtMCUAMft Michigan Pianist Series Opens Friday MftMorruMl OPEN 24 HOURS The first event of the Michigan Competition and is sought after Haiti, and has been a recitalist Competiton, and has presented Pianists Series sponsored by the as a recitalist, master class for the American Liszt Society, performance workshops at the »LOTTO« teacher, and festival the Eastman School of Music, the Eastman School. Founder and •HOLLAND-S ONLY SUPER Hope College Music Department LOnO WINNER will be held Friday, Sept. 18, adjundicator. Baltimore Museum of Art, and director of the Interlochen Piano •DAILY 3 AND 4 TICKETS •INSTANT TICKETS featuring Michael Coonrod, His early training came from Louisville Youth for the Festival, Dr. Coonrod is •EVEN A WEEKLY IOSERS chairman of the piano the Dutch pianist Lucien Hut, Performing Arts School, and the committed to providing exciting DRAWING department at the Interlochen after which he earned his Master 1986 Michigan Teachers artistic opportunities for high Arts Academy. The concert will and Doctor of Musical Arts Association State Convention. school students. PACKAGED begin at 8 p.m. in Dimnent degrees from The Peabody His recital tour entitled Future performers in the LIQUOR Conservatory of Music, part of "Impressionism in French Piano Series will be Louis Nagel, •ONLY 24 HOUR PACKAGED Memorial Chapel. LIQUOR STORE IN TOWN The series, in honor of John Hopkins University. He has Music" brought visual art, University of Michigan, Nov. 13; •GREAT VARIETY OF LIQUOR AND LIQUEURS Michigan's Sesquicentennial, studied with Konad Wolff, poetry, and piano music to Sharon Kleinhuizen, Augustana will present five outstanding George Walker, Leon Fleisher, numerous communities College and Grand Rapids Michigan piano artists during the and Adele Marcus. throughout Michigan. native, Jan 15; Sylvia Roederer, KEG BEER •ICE COLD KEG BEER FOR year. Michael Coonrod serves on As guest artist. Dr. Coonrod For two consecutive seasons, outstanding player based in YOUR PARTY NEEDS Kalamazoo, Jan. 29; and Leslie AuoorrtiiNfl the Artistic Advisory Board of has performed with the he has been a member of the ICE COLO POP • SNACK BAR CHOrEKIf.S • DAIRY the Young Keyboard Artists Washington - Idaho Symphony judging panel in the Chicago Tung, Kalamazoo College, • PRODUCE Association International Piano and L'Orchestre Ste. Trinite in Symphony Youth Concerto March 11. VIDEOS •OVER 500 VIDEOS IN STOCK •VCR'S FOR RENT
Hill from page 5 Wooden Shoe TUESDAY'WEDNESDAVTHURSDAY 2 TAPES FOR $3.00 attention for long. closeups of dismemberment, This is due to the fact that the dlsembowelment, beheadings, Tanning Salon director's decision to tell the and bodies blown to smithereens story was based through the by automatic weapon fire. There Phone 392-8521 perspective of the whole platoon. Is need for realism In war Both Platoon and Full Metal movies, but after about 15 of Jacket were seeen through the these scenes they tend to get a bit eyes of one soldier and they both JL. repetitive. seemed to flow much better for Despite the special effects, the It. extensive use of military Welcome Back Hope Students hardware, and a few songs stolen The one area where from the Platoon soundtrack, HAMBURGER HILL does excel HAMBURGER HILL Is only a 10 visits for $28.00 In Is special effects, particularly poor emulation of It's WATCH FOR Ll ecv death scenes. The movie Is predecessors. The only point that 15 visits for $42.00 WEEKLY packed with at least 25 of them, It seems to make Is the obvious S9 BEER SPECIALS H (IN YOURTHUBSDAV SENTINEL) enough to satisfy any Friday the one that war Is hell, and no one 30 visits for $75.00 13th fan. Most of the death scenes has ever needed to go to a movie THIS WEEK'S utilize extremely realistic to figure that out. Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. SPECIAL^ 7 days a week Miller and Miller Lite Located at 465 US-31 at 16th Street lUAUii hq rni n —- CORNER OF 17lh A COLUMBIA 3f S*S17i lOTTUY INrOIMATIONi
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News editor Hope College • Holland, Michigan Dow Health & Physical Education Center Saturday, Oct. 10,1987 • * • * • RUN * Staff writers 10,000 Meters (6.2 miles), Registration Required, 10:30 a.m. • • • • 5,000 Meter Windmill Island Run (3.1 miles). Registration Required, 10:30 a.m. • • • • • BIKE * • 16,000 Meters (10 miles). Registration Required, 9 a.m. • • Protective hard shell head gear required • • Special Triathlon Race • * • Applications are available • • SWIM It Individuals Entering Triathlon, 5:30 • 8:30 a.m. It outside the anchor office I• 800 meter (Vi mile), Registration required • 13 and over, 8:30 a.m. 400 meter (V* mile). Registration required • 12 and under, 8:30 a.m. I t • * it in De Witt RUN, BIKE AND SWIM A Triathlon winner will be chosen (Selection by place finish) in each event 800 Meter Swim - 5:30 - 8:30 a.m. 16,000 Meter Bike • Special Triathlon Race 10,000 Meter Run • 10:30 a.m. Open to first 100 entrants • i . » * - • • . • SEPTEMBER 16, 1987 PAGE 6 Sports Dutchmen Give Wittenberg it's 499th Victory in Opener
By Ben J. Hanneman quarter. Hope answered at the the play of freshman fullback anchor Sports Editor close of the first stanza with a 12- Mike Tomorsky. yard field goal by Duy Dang. Vanderbilt set a new career The Hope College football team Dang, a freshman from record for yardage received at was given more than they could Tecumseh, Mich., is Coach Ray 1,245 yards. The old record was handle in their season opener Smith's answer to questions 1,237 yards set in 1980 by Paul Saturday, as fourth-ranked about the kicking game after Damon. Wittenberg defeated the losing M1AA scoring champ Dutchmen 31-17, notching their Doug Cooper this year to Tomorsky, a first-year player 499th career win. graduation. from Muskegon Mona Shores, Hope was slow in getting on Wittenberg dominated the recovered a fumble early in the track offensively, while the second quarter as they scored game and then scored a three- defense had trouble stopping the three times to put the game well yard touchdown with 2:45 likes of Tiger receiver Tony out of reach. The only seconds remaining in the contest. Barrett and the rest of the strong consolation for the Dutchmen By then it was too little too late. Wittenberg offense. was a missed Wittenberg field Hope failed to take revenge and The Dutchmen did stop goal with three seconds left repay "debt number one"as Wittenberg's opening drive, but before halftime. Smith called it, for the 23-20 loss could do nothing themselves on In the second half, the Tigers to the Tigers one year ago at their first possession as a holding again drew first blood on a 31- home. penalty stopped the drive which yard pass after recovering a included an 18-yard run from fumble in Hope's end zone. The The Dutchmen are now 0-1 on Regents Hand Soccer junior quarterback Keith turnover marked the fourth time the season, while Wittenberg Stewart. that Wittenberg had stopped posts a 1-0 record. Hope will open Wittenberg roared back Hope inside the five-yard line. their home campaign this Team First Loss of the after a short punt to mount a 74- One bright spot in the all-too- Saturday when they face yard scoring drive on eight plays dismal day for Hope was the play Depauw at Holland Municipal to pull ahead late in the first of senior end Bill Vanderbilt and Stadium. Game time is 1:30 p.m. Season By Sue Looman second goal scored by Rockford anchor Writer was ricochet from the arms and legs of both Hope and Regent Hope to Begin Golf title The Sun shone upon the Flying players. Dutchmen's first home soccer The iinal goal was a show- game against the Rockford, 111. down between Blankenspoor and Regents, but the Hope squad a Rockford forward. The result Defense Sept. 17 couldn't pull off a win. was Rockford 3, Hope 1. The game started on a fast note The game showed Hope College opens defense of Friday, Sept. 25. standings and over the past fivce with the Flying Dutchmen trying improvements from last year's its MIAA golf championship by Last Season was a banner year years have been third or better in out new strategies and new team and the added support of competing in the first of seven for Coach Doug Peterson's the seven-team league. people. Hope fans gave the game more league tournaments on Dutchmen. In the fall the This year's squad includes four The first goal by the Regents excitement. Thrusday, Sept. 17. Dutchmen won every league returning lettermen, led by was almost and afterthought. The next home game is Sept. 22 The Flying Dutchmen are tournament enroute to capturing senior Brian Westveer of The drive started from the against rival Kalamazoo, under coming off an MIAA the school's first MIAA golf title Kentwood who was last year's Regent's goalkeeper and the lights at Holland Municipal championship season, the first since 1947. They later received a MIAA medalist. He averaged prgressed slowly downfield. The Stadium. by a Hope golf team in four bid to compete in the NCAA just under 78 strokes per 18-hole ball was passed expertly from decades. Division III national tournament tournament round last fall to player to player with the Each MIAA teams hosts a in the spring where they finished become the first Hope golfer to Dutchmen making repeated Alumni Pulls league tournament. The Sept. 17 17th. lead the league since Fred attempts at breaking the pattern. opener will be played at the Duck Peterson, a former Hope all- Muller in 1969. The checkered ball was Wednesday Lake Country Club, the home M1AA golfer himself, begins his Westveer was also named to hammered at Hope's goal, but course of Albion College. Hope tenth year as head coach. His the NCAA Division III all-Great goalie Kurt Blankenspoor was will host the league tournament teams have always finished in Lakes team. there to stop it. The final shot and Friday at the Grand Haven Golf Club on the top half of the league Other returning lettermen was again caught by include sophomore Todd Blankenspoor, but was lost For the 90th year, Hope Barckholtz, Junior Steve Knott, somewhere between picking it up College's annual tug-of-war and senior Jim Rafferty. and putting it back into the field competition between the Sports This Week Last fall Westveer, Knott and of play. The ball proceeded into freshman and sophomore men is Barckholtz each captured first the goal, score Regents 1, Hope 0. once again in full swing. Wednesday, Sept. 16: place honors in a league Practices for both the class of tournament. Knott was voted the '90 and *91 began two weeks ago Volleyball vs. Kalamazoo and Lake Michigan College, 6 p.m. team's most improved golfer by Hope has now los>t and will culminate with the Soccer at Olivet, 3:30 p.m. his teammates. annual event on Friday, Sept. 25 Thursday, Sept. 17: The Dutchmen featured a well at 4 p.m. three in-a-row. Field Hockey at Albion, 3:30 p.m. balanced attack last year as the The Pull is held on the banks of Friday, Sept. 18: team's top six golfers were the Black River, east of Holland. seperated by only four strokes Last year, the class of '89 GLCA Volleyball Tourney at Kenyon College. per 18-hole round. Hope The score remained the defeated the class of '90 to Saturday, Sept. 19: championship performance same until the second period, but become the only team of the 80's GLCA Volleyball Tourney at Kenyon College. came in an impressive style as it changed because the to go undefeated. Dutchmen were slowly chipping Soccer at Albion, 11 a.m. the Dutchmen finished 64 strokes Alumni Pulls, which will pit away at the Regent's defense. Football vs. DePauw, 1:30 a.m. ahead of runner-up Calvin. teams from the last two years The player responsible was against current pull team GLCA Cross-country Meet at Wooster, Ohio. freshman forward Scott Quoss. members, will be held today and Monday, Sept. 21: HOPE SPORTS HOTLINE Quoss played an important role Friday. Jayvee Football vs. Kalamazoo, 3:30 p.m. in the game and his reward was The even-year teams will Tuesday, Sept. 22: Highlights and Results the first goal of the Flying compete today at 4:30 p.m. Dutchmen's season. Golf at Kalamazoo (Kalamazoo CO, 1 p.m. behind Buys Athletic Field on 24 hours a day. However, the cohesion of the Fairbanks Ave., while the odd- Soccer vs. Kalamazoo, 7:30 p.m. 616 - 394-7888 Dutchmen fell slowly apart as a year teams wiU meet at 4:30p.m. Volleyball vs. Albion & Trinity Christian, 6 p.m. result of the repeated drives of on Friday, Sept. 18 behind the the Rockford Regents. The HoUand Municipal Stadium. 1 I » ; 7 T ^ SEPTEMBER 16, 1987 PAGE 7 Dutch Sport 2-0 Record In a sense you could say the "Yes, we wUl use it a few squad wanting to take a chance Confessions Lady Dutch voUeyball team times," she explained. "But, I that might cost them the contest. snatched victory from the jaws don't think it wUl be a major part Hope eventuaUy took game of defeat last Wednesday in a of our offense." two, 15-10, to set up the deciding of a Pseudo triangle match against Mundelin St. Mary's gave Hope the most game three. Final score of the CoUege and especially against trouble on the night. Although the thrid game: Hope 15, St. Mary's St. Mary's CoUege. Dutch scored first and jumped 6. Game and match to Hope. Against Mundelin, Hope out to a 13-7 lead, they could not Key to the win was the front get the final two points for the - Runner emerged victorious in row play of senior DeAnn KnoU win. St. Mary's came back and comparitively easy fashion, 15-12 and sophomore Shelly Koster. and 15-6. Coach Donna Eaton was took the game, 17-15. "It reaUy fires them up (the For another team, losing the pleased with the win, but now team) when DeAnn gets a kill. first game like that might have with the way they got it. Both Shelly and DeAnn make up lessened their confidence. For "We had too many missed a tough wall to hit around," Regardless, I press on toward 44 Eaton and Co., however, it serves," Eaton said. We added Eaton. the mark of the high... Wait a presented a challenge. shouldn't miss serves after time- Undefeated in the early season By Ben J. Hanneman minute, wrong subject. 4 had potential. guys and girls — my teammates 1/ I can see his point now clearly. — like Cooter, Speedy, the In practice, and even in the time Donkman, Calves, and Stumper, trials, I was very successful... at I say good luck. I wiU be behind CjO^ finishing last, that is. you, literally, all the way to the cv Potential, eh? Where is it now? Nationals in November. er
Wolters leaves Calvin e //( rOl X for Hope Job
New Hope CoUege field hockey from last year's team I believe "we know the ups and downs. coach Karla Wolters faces a we wiU have an exciting team to major rebuUding job this faU as watch." The oreas widest selection of clothing and accessories. the Flying Dutch seek to again Leading the returnees is senior become an MIAA contender. Bobbie Whitehouse who was Quick, expert service with our satisfaction guranteed. Hope has finished in fifth place voted to the aU-MIAA team last in the MIAA standings each of faU and was the team's leading the last two seasons. They were scorer with five goals. Joining 3-11-1 last faU, but ended the year Whitehouse as captain of the September Student special Nishiki Century & Sport by winning their last two games. team is senior Susan Walter. "It is with tremendous excitement that I return to Hope, Other returning letterwinners Now $225,000 and an Avenir lock free I! my alma mater, to teach and include senior Jill Evers, coach. There is nothing quite like sophomore Heidi Carigon, and the feeling of coming 'home'!" juniors assandra Derks and said Wolters who comes to Hope Susan Buttrey. AAon thru Sat 9:30 - 5:30 p.m. Mon & Fri till 9:00 p.m. after 13 years as a coach at Calvin College. The Flying Dutch opened their Wolters played field hockey home schedule Monday against whUe a student at Hope, but this Olivet. Last Friday and Saturday wiU be her first experience at they competed in a series of non- coaching the sport. league games at Sauk Valley "The challenge and thrill of near Jackson. coaching field hockey, a new sport for me to coach, is This year the MIAA schedule highwheeler something I look forward to with wiU consist of a home-and-away round robin schedule. Alma and great anticipation. From the HOLLAND J J players I have talked with, the Calvin are the defending co- "Just west of the Holland Theatre enthusiasm for the sport is champions. running high and with a solid Hope wUl play away at Albion 396-6084 nucleus of players return yg tommorow at 3:30 p.m.
it /«V SEPTEMBER 16.1987 PAGE 8 BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Mwmismrt oom Forms Available Mowef M: ztomwdcmmo me&'siHe m nm fit o&mv pfwce sCKin-* 3ftCK wm fORmurr, mM'rveM3~. iNve 5MHUU) Nexnmeoupiom CAR. 10 m FOR MB f mm sum'R* * smz wHe&'s m tor Run-Bike-Swim iMWoe w joue mm/5 scftirrr sezfr race against the clock for those Atl Registration forms are mr available for the tenth annual 12 years-and-under and an 800- HBRBtN Hope College Run-Bike-Swim, an meter race for those 13-and-over. 7He~eR event designed to appeal to the The triathlon wiU consist of the competitor as well as the 10,000 meter run, 16,000 meter recreationalist. bike race and 800 meter swim. The event, sponsored for a Entry in the triathlon is limited imw/ - Sw?, decade by ODL, Inc. of Zeeland to 100 people. in cooperation with the Hope Pre-registration for hb's comerecf uetiNor, HomeR, physical education department, competitive events is viRmiv scR/fness, NO 5T0fy~M CWLOGUe. will be held Saturday, Oct. 10 in OUR PROTAOONIST fMNPBRSNOfoutt... no wems mrmr piRecrtoN WimUT Hti NeePCB'SMRP encouraged although entries will mMLPeRN&SOFTHe mWCTS FOR A SNAPPY conjunction with the College's be accepted on Oct. 10 at 7:30 AMERICAN LAHPSCAPe MerAPHOR.. Homecoming celebration. a.m. Six activities, including a WIFEBL The events will have varying UKewe triathlon, will be available. starting times between 8:30-10 pemmic There will be age-group divisions a.m. Triathlon swimmers will parh ' for men and women in aU the plunge into the pool beginning at / events. 5:30 a.m. Competitive runners wUl have a chance to run either 5,000 or The registration fee for 10,000 meters whUe there wiU competitive events is $6 and $8 also be a 16,000 meter bike race. for the triathlon. The Kresge Natatorium in the Registration forms are college's Dow Health and available at the physical Physical Education Center wiU education department office in be the site of two swimming the Dow Center on the Hope HUH? WHA- r WHY, Vie NO, dONBHCAP. events. There will be a 400-meter Campus or by calling 394-7690. THIS CAN'T 06 mwcK mote thino mtiswe weiL. HAPPBNm tme in we WA6 JUST Pf&AM. YOURB-WFrrr. Wl5CANT0e weAm' Fashion from page 3 HAPPBMINO CANT. CANT. $30, that's huge coin spent on enviromental movements, civil CAN'T.. symbolism. Now, if you spend tht rights and other issues. much, you better have five or six But musical tastes also \ items to show for it." influence fashion trends, said Dino wears his second-hand Judy Fleisher, the manager of threads everywhere. "When I Oona's, a used clothing store showed up at the last regents' near the Yale campus in New meeting," Dino said, 4
What is your hardest class to take Freeze Frame: (or teach) this semester?
Norm Bingham KristiTerAvest Chuck Huttar Vince Borass Rhonda Bohannon Sophomore Professor of English Senior Sophomore Junior
"English 113 is always hard ^Senior Seminar with "Physiological Psychology "Hydrology because there's a "Organic Chemistry because I've heard it's hard. There's a lot because there's so many things Professor Cohen. The whole because it's a 300-level course lot of technical reports and a 10- were trvine to do and it's difficult semester is just one big 25-page and it's considered a class for minute speech." of work in it." to fit them all in. It's like paper. He's going to teach us how juniors and seniors. Its ooeratinc a five-ring circus." to write because 'we don't know intimidating to be in that type of upeidungdiivc i & v Hnn't want to sav how yet'. class. You don't want to say anything." SEPTEMBER 16, 1987
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4 91 - Your coaches love you !! Personals cost only a nickel ! Buy a bunch today ! '91 has just begun !! '91 Pull Team - '89 is behind Gay female seeks bi or gay you all the way ! females for fun and frolic. Possible relationship. Include Go Blue phone, photo if possible. Write P.O. Box 2146, Holland, MI 49423. Stonehenge is back in true form. At least for a while ! From coast to coast, 491 is the most ! From east to west, '91 is the best! '89 Pullers ! Friday is THE day ! It's on the rope one more time...
'91 Class - odd year tradition lives on. Are we having fun yet ?
DionneWarwick says: "Get your Puller and Morale blood into The two seem to go hand in hand. In less than 10 days the hours of circulation^ practice and the amount of pain will have paid off. There are no losers in this type of competiton.
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A Public Service ol This Newspaper & The Advertising Council SEPTEMBER 16, 1987 PAGE 12 Opinion Editorial ' LEHDIHG MfELLOWFWY ANIMALS
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It is encouraging to see the college is taking the initiative to make the campus more of what it should be: a campus. Mention the word campus to most people and visions of tree- lined paths situated next to beautiful academic building enter a i y v their minds. Visions of streets and traffic and stop signs and other safety hazards are not associated with the above picture. Last year, a student who was running to class was injured when he collided with a north-bound automobile on College Ave. next to Ihe Peale Science Center. ' Hopefully, with the new library and the closing of Graves Place permanently, incidents and accidents will be fewer and farther Ibetween. 1 Although the administration has received some complaints from city residents, the closing of Graves Place and the closing of 12th Street some years ago are seen as necessary and desirable to the function of this institution. A campus where students don't have to cross streets every five minutes and where the distractions of traffic are elmlnated should be one item on the Board of Trustees' long agenda. For now, however, the closing of Graves Place and a new Library next semester will do just fine. Cash For Classes From ^ KM Hope College Burger King © the anchor Second semester isn't that far away and neither are tuition EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR payments. Brion Br««n Kothy Kor But Burger King can help. Join Burger King's workforce by Septem- PHOTO EDITOR ber 30 and you'll have a $500 bonus for tuition by next semester guaran- SPORTS EDITOR Paul J. Chamnost B«n J. Hann«mon teed. All you have to do is work part-time for six months and the money is yours. STAFF WRITERS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Kgyl«n« Shannon For details, visit any of the three Holland Burger King restaurants. Scott Mancinolli Eric Shotwoll Gooff Ponroto
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- i-.« • . •. • • »- i SEPTEMBER 16, 1987 House Wars: The Ultimate Game of Games
I remember a column by Mike Royko of the Chicago Tribune a Presently, we're (my house) in day six of House War I. The line few years ago, describing a game which had become popular on of death — a little known North African technique — is known as college campuses across Ihe nation. Columbia Ave. Yet, the "enemy" has an outpost (girlfriend's It was called 'Assassin' and Royko admitted that however sick house) three houses down from our "base". the concept of the game might be, everyone enjoys, "... a good We might have had an outpost, too. But, a dating treaty was kill." broken and with it went that strategy. I never got the chance to play 'Assassin'. But, I know people who Anyone who says all this is nonsense and un-educational doesn't have. It became so popular that students in high school and even know what their talking about. Where else can one learn the junior high got caught up in the murderous craze. necessary art of deadbolting every single entrance of their house? Hope College has its' own games, too. Funnelator wars weren't Or actually finding out that whisk isn't just for collars? Or uncommon some semesters back. (A funnelator is a funnel making sure all the flashlights have batteries? Or sacrificing a attached to two pieces of surgical tubing and used as a gigantic lower objective (studying) for a higher one (saving the house)? slingshot.) This could be as fundamental to cur existence as all the core I recall standing on the porch of Mellow Yellow two years ago classes mixed together. Especially with Reagan still as our and getting a slab of pizza whisked out of my hand by a water President. balloon shot by the football players at the Ghetto. I'll admit, though, so far we've been losing most of the battles. Objects are known to fly distances of several hundred feet. And The other guys really got us Saturday night. We awoke Sunday to while water balloons are chosen ammo, ketsup balloons, or paint find oar iuse box had been ambushed. The fuses were still there, balloons work nicely, also. hut the transformers or whatever were gone and we had zero Recently a new (and possibly exciting) game has developed power. among the off-campus houses of my friends. It's a variation of the No alarm clocks went off, waterbeds went cold, refrigerators ol' panty raid. From shut down, MTV died, it was horrible — we were at their mercy. The game works like this: you (or your house) sneak over to We got on the hotline and demanded the stuff back. "Look," we another house and see how fast and effectively you can trash their said, "you've went too far. You've crossed the line of death. If you belongings and the house itself. Don't worry about breaking the even borrow one more dirty plate of ours', you will be dead." They windows or doors; their rental deposit covers all that. hung up on us. So much for diplomatic relations. Try things like pouring mouthwash on the shirts in someone's Eventually, we got the electricity back on, so it was a minor closet. Or hang various objects on their wall (dirty underwear, Editor's victory of sorts. We retaliated with an ultimatum that they better clean underwear, someone else's underwear, etc.) be ready. "Deadbolts are on sale at the hardware store," we You can even steal their styling gel or mousse. This works snickered. Again, they hung up on us. especially well if they have a flat top or are style-conscious. Probably a summit will be the next affair at hand. We could all Eat all their food, draw mustaches on their girlfriend's pictures, Desk gather and eat pizza and slam brews and maybe even come up or if you're daring draw mustaches on their girlfriends. It doesn't with a cease-fire. We could always gang up on another house. matter as long as you don't get caught doing it. Brian Breen That's it, we'll form NATO (Neighborhood Apartment Trashing My favorite is permanently "borrowing" someone's clothes. Outfit). Then, for sure, things will be back in our favor. I'm especially fond of Polo shirts. Boxers in artsy prints are fine, At least for one more week. You know politics. Maybe if we took too. Tool boxes are fair game and CDs and records are on the their cat hostage... same level as POWs.
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Construction to roise the heighth of the brick walls around the Dow Center has been taking place the last few weeks. According to college officials, the walls just weren't high enough when the center was originally built. PAGE 14 SEPTEMBER 16, 1987
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HOPE COLLEGE Great SEVEN Performance DISTINGUISHED Series EVENTS 1987-1988
JAZZ SYMPHONY The McNeil Jazz Quartet DANCE The Grand Rapids Symphony of New York, part of The Glenn Lund Dancers Orchestra and Symphonic Jazz Festival week at of New York, back by Choir performs Haydn's Hope College popular demand "The Seasons" l\iesday Thursday and Friday Thursday October 6 November 5-6 February 4 Winners of the Young Concert Artists International Auditions, Inc.
Thursday, September 10 - Tuesday, November 17 - Violinist Benny Kim Pianist Jaime Bolipata
Thursday, April 7 - "Music by Three" Thursday; February 25 - Cellist Christopher Kostanza Flutist Gary Schocker Clarinetist Daniel McKelway Pianist Reina Dokshinksy
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