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B y Janet Meana it was tabled until die follow Lanthom, it is not possible to * v) i \ o o t e f ^ Staff Writer ing week. The Lanthom's produce die kind of paper we original budget request of want to produce without it." The Student Senate ap $23,000 had been reduced to LaFond hasbeen invited to the HAMBURGERS proved all but one of the 1993- $20,000 by the Allocations next Student Senate meeting to 94 student organization's Committee. A few senators explain the Lanthom's request. budgets last Thursday thathad felt it should have been re The money that is allocated by been recommended by the OPEN SOON duced even further. the Student Senate comes from MCDONALDS Student Senate Allocations According to Gary LaFond, the student life fee that is col Committee. the business manager for the lected from every full-time un The Senate could not reach Lanthom, the $20,000 will be dergraduate student each se an agreement on the used for off-campus printing. mester. The $20 student life fee Lanthom's budget, therefore "It is the livelihood of the Please see MONEY, p. 3 Ressler traces history of serial killers
By Beth Grienke Entertainment Editor
'Tm having a friend over for dinner." In the movie Silence of the Lambs, this simple phrase took on a grisly significance when the fictious G r^l^Skooteri H^lo McDohald'sQassic. psychopath Hannibal Lechter r.'I^April 2$ (Anthony Hopkins) said it, «* the building that housed Skooiera.' , referring to the cannibal meaning The new McDonald's will have a drive-thru and a walk-up of actually eating a friend. .window,, bt&'fld dirihglrobitt; ;E)^pf^ttring tffebusiest times, Robert Ressler, the founder and speakers will not be used in the drive-thru. Instead, McDonald's director of the FBI's elite Violent to Randy Price, Criminal Apprehension Program, I owner, who feels that rv’k^':jwilt be' ritore personable lectured on die phenomenon of withou t thespeakers*. "real-life monsters" on April 15 in I Price, who also owns tl B>nvilleMcDonaId's, stated drat Kirkhof Center. He is responsible | they decided to have the t t rant as a test for d rive-forus only | for coining the term "serial killer" because of the nature of | ritiing, but if there are problems, to describe this type of criminal. png room. j Ressler took excerpts from his “ I t p.m. during the new book Whoever Fights Pifthereisalarge Monsters: Sexual Homiride and demand, theyi ater during the week. I Serial Killers and showed slides as ■ The menu vl alf to two thirds of the normal he traced the history of serial killers UtlowerthanotherMcDanald's| and why they are becoming more Hi | drive-thru only/ resulting in prevalent in society. hamburgers, small fries, and Throughout the talk, Ressler l menu excludes foods thatare mixed humor with the frightening u ltto eati lias salads and hotcakes.— d facts of the existence of these muiu bt nuuu buotman murderers, helping to keep a very jeffectof Robert Ressler, founder and director of the FBI's violent criminal serious subject from becoming too ^ABendalj rreiustprayingthatmestuda^ts apprehension program, shared stories and a slide presentation about overwhelming. ^andfoatfoeyneed serial killers roith Grand Valley students. Please see SERIAL, p. 3 Non-traditional students voice different needs •• :
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■ ■ i - i • April 21,1993 The Lanthorn Pace 3 MONEY, from p . l SERIAL, from p. 1 ------was first collected in the fall of Student Senate- 33,828 Alone die way, he dissected He targeted childhood as the He finished with two tips on 1989. according to Bob Stoll, Spodight Productions- 32/175 SSenceoftheLambs, thathas drawn impressionable age to whether how to avoid getting caughtby a Director of Student Life. serial killers into a more frequent or not someone becomes a serial serial killer, first, "you can't tell During the 1992-93 school CinemaTECH- 21,275 topic in entertainment field in killer. In the horror flicks, heads a book by its cover/' Ressler year, $302,920 was collected. Lanthom- 20,000* films and television shows. roll a lot If the kids can laugh, stated, "serial killers, as far as I Of that, $32,000 pays the sal Grand Valley Hockey Gub- Ressler has investigated and then their reaction is good and am concerned are some of the nicest people I have met In a ary of one staff person in the 11,615 interviewed many serial killers normal. However, there is that during his 20 year FBI career, one person who does not laugh controlled setting, they can seem student life office. The rest of Black Student Union- 9,738 including ones such as Jeffrey but gets titillated and excited, normal and cnarming, but Issues and Ideas- 9/592 the money is controlled by the Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, who"sees it and fascinates." behind that (a diabolical mind is Student Senate. They allocate Sound Spectrum Concert Pro Charles Manson,Ted Bundy, arid Ressler closed the lecture with at work)." $200,000 to campus organiza ductions- 8,762 David Berkowitz (Son of Sam). points for the prevention of The second step to protection tions each year, they set aside Crew Team - 7,378 "The amoimt of violence today is making more of these killers as is common sense. College $18,000 in a spontaneous Major Campus Activities- far beyond what it has ever been well as how to avoid getting campuses are used as a vehicle spending and new organiza 6,415 in thiscountry," hesaid. This can caught by one of them. He for many of the serial killer tions account and the remain Sid Team- 6,080 be traced to several changes such targeted catching the kids with murders. Therefore, Ressler der goes intoareserve account Men's Volleyball Club- 3,500 as the tearing apart of families aberrant behavior while still in advised students to remember To receive funding, an or Latino Student Union- 3,230 and the new types of movies on elementary schools and treating to lode doors, to not trust people ganization must be open to Voices of GVSU-2,939 video that portray "some pretty them early as the only way to unnecessarily, and to go out in groups. anyone and can't be political WCKS Student Radio- 2,366 bizarre stuff." stop future violence. or religious, said Scott NAACP- 2,346 NEEDS, from p. 1 ------Goldberg, the vice-president Men's Soccer Qub- 2,235 at the Muskegon Campus and planning, marriage counseling Results of the survey are being sent to the appropriate people, of allocations. Women's Soccer Qub- 2,043 more telecourse classes. and informational seminars, Wood said, so tne non-traditional Over $400,000 was re M.S.E.T- 2/126 Other suggestions they had Tadiossaid. "Some of the things they want student's concerns and quested by 53 student organi Women's Volleyball Club- include having programs for are already provided by the suggestions can be addressed. zations for die 1993-94 school 1,525 famffiesinsteadttindiwualsand having more emphasis on Counseling Center," Wood said. "They also expressed year, Goldberg said. Council for Exceptional Christianity. Tthinkthatoneofthebigpioblems satisfaction that they are finally Children-1,364 Goldberg and his commit 'They would also like to have is that we havealotof services and being recognized as part of the tee of seven senators had the Martial Arts G u b -1,000 that pertain to non tile information just isn't getting Grand Valley community," responsibility of cutting the GVSU Backpacking Gub- 954 students suchasbudget out" Tadros added. requests by more than half. Students for Animal They started by holdings Awareness-712 hearings, at which, members Chemistry G ub 595 of each organization were Travel Unlimited- 595 given 15 minutes to answer Cross-Cultural Club- 545 It's Final's Mania questions and explain their Ten Percent of U- 496 S tu d en ts Q u ests. Euchre Gub- 356 and Domino's Pizza has a deal lor you... After holding hearings for American Marketing three days, the allocations Association- 325 committee spent about 12 Lacrosse Gub- 325 "Exam-Cram Special" hours making the cuts. When Pre Physical TherapyGub-297 Call between 8pm to close and get they got down to $234/100 it GVSU Pre Med G u b -286 started getting hard, Goldberg Pre Law Club- 280 ANY PIZZA $Q 99 f said. "We had to cutthings we Biology Club- 277 for ju st ® feltshould havebeenfunded." Society for Advancement of ANY SIZE Organization members Management- 220 Plus all the toppings P p P U have the option of appealing Grand Valley Ad Club-196 you want for " xVHi •Offer expires 4/30/93 •Timed order delivery only C A L L * their budget allocation. Any Finance Club-175 •Single portion toppings _ _ ------questions can be directed to Public Relations Student the Student Senate office. Society of America-145 Following is a list of the or Russian Circle 130 "Pizza By The Slice" 2732 Port Sheldon ganizations that received al Students Promoting April 25th thru 28th at the Kirkhoff locations from the Student Awareness About Sexuality- Center after 6:30 pm Senate: 130 * not yet approved Domino's Twisty § 0 ^ S l i c e 5 ® op Looks like a Vivarin night.
It's 10 PM. You've crammed for finals all week. Took two today. And now you've got to pack an entire semester's worth of Philosophy into one take-home exam, in one night. But how do you stay awake when you're totally wiped? Revive with Vivarin. Safe as coffee, Vivarin helps keep you awake and mentally alert for hours. So when you have pen in hand, but sleep on the brain, make it a Vivarin night! Wednesday, April 21, 1993 rates U.S.-madefoe New Balance athletic shoes as foe best in foe world. as Saucony300 Jazz ConsumersReports recommendsUS-made foe the best shoerunning on foe market, and a leading German magazine shoe. American good a buy shoes,let's Nike buy and stupid notbe Let's of the pre-Iteagan/Bush era depends upon our good judgment be sloganfoe new for Nike. and exploiting Mike's barbaric overseas tactics. 'Just don't do S can excel in sports if you wear their athletic shoes and apparel. They give Dan Powell greed.. crushedand arecontrolled their by unions governments. and lousy are conditions working where Thailand, and to make their shoes and The stillreason is simple: make a hefty profit They could pay US.? American workers seven or eight dollars an hour profits in foe last fiscal Why year. bringcan't they those jobs back to the is $119 extra per pair of shoes. Other Nike plants are in China, Malaysia, enough to survive. trainers in TheyIndonesia. retail for $124.99 a pair here That in the US. not is it that says Indonesiangovernment the Even malnourished. that 88 percent of Indonesianthat foe percent these of working 88 wages are women at says International The Labor Organization inIndonesiawomen. are cents if they more Eightywork percent overtime. of the workersNike give you aoout 119 reasons Here why. an excerpt of an article from the February magazine.issue the of local UAW AFL-GO and those associated with the promotion their of apparel. Something stinks at Nike and it’s not the shoes the not it’s and Nike at stinks Something use it or anything, but it was nice like a fifth limb to me, not that I'd tion. gradua it's band, marching not and walking somewhere. No, it's ing dress a and a blue funny hat strange feeling. Soonl'llbewear- It'savery The cat is the in bag. fatladyiswaimingupbackstage. fatladyiswaimingupbackstage. hourglass of my education. The The hourglass education.my of the from dumpedhas sand The of pain-staking labor, mental tor ture, stress, etc., it's ture,finallystress, it's etc., over. After of It'sover. 16 tube Gearasil. years a around carried and date, a get couldn't identity, an ike reality, in but apparel, youdisgracing are yourself,country, our >uwear if younoticed popular andthatbe impression can youthe So again once "Boycott Isay Nike and #23." school searchedhighwhen I for The ability to change our country back to foe economic super pxiwer tothose embarrassing rides bus remember I school. middle to I remember thosefuiv-filled walks little walks to elementary school. I rememberthose quiet young. When watch you Nike commercials you get the impressionthat you Nike is a $3.4 billion corporation with $3292 million in after-tax- in million $3292 withcorporation billion $3.4 a is Nike This stinks! Buscemi Frank with speaking KLY FRAN It costs Nike $5.95just in materials laborand to make a pair of cross Today, Indonesian workers make Nikes for 14 cents an hour - two- hour 14workerscents an forIndonesian Nikes Today, make Youmay wonderingbe why I Well, might say I couldsuch thing. a In 1984, Nike closed its shoe lastplant US. and sent its jobs overseas. "Boycott Nike shoes!" That That is right, Nike "Boycott shoes!" boycott Nike shoes, #23, and all FAREWELL! FOND A It's as if educationif higher as was It's It It all started Iwhen was really the following address: following the office, downstairs Kirkhof Center, or should be sent sent to be or should Kirkhof Center, downstairs office, space, and readability. and space, and The Lanthom reserves the right reserves to Lanthom edit for The and content, Lanthom or of Grand Valley State University. 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l April 21,1993 The Lanthorn Pace 5 SA RA H , from p . 4 ------whatever form you take your caf pictures, or copy edited, you are ously, I have learned a lot, but been a saint to be my roommate dedication. feine in) while you slave away at some of the few who know how more importantly, I have made for five years. Thanks for all the •Toallofyou, I'll end with the your homework will all be worth truly hard we have all worked good, lasting, friends. Move you "General Foods International" cheesiest closing that we could it someday. down here. guys and wish you all a 15-0 sea moments. think of last week at our edi torial • Good luck to my successor at • To Professor Don Williams. son this fall. • Tomymom. Youhavetaught meeting (that my Advisor asked The Lanthom, Jennifer Wigger. You have been a tremendous en • To "the other Sara," the best me abou t the important things in us specifically not to use), "Good You are a worthy heir apparent, couragement to me, both person friend 1 will ever have. You've life, like strength, loyalty, and bye, good luck, and courage." and I wish you all die best. ally and professionally, over the • I guess my most important past few years. Even when I have mission in writing this column is not seen you very often, your to thank just a few of the many support has meant an unspeak people who have supported me able amount to me— thank you. over die past few years, or just to • To the members of the laker let them know that they made a hockey teamsof1988, '89, *90,and difference to me. Here goes— HI. The wins weren't frequent, • To all of my staff members but we all had a lot of fun, didn't (and advisors) over the past five we? Lots of memories especially years (200 or so of you)— drank of die moon over 131 that cola you for all of the effort you have March night—you all know who pu t into die success of this news you are! paper. • To Coaches Kelly, Martinez, Without all of you, I would not Quinn, DenBrock, Gilmore, have had a job to do, and there Cramer, and Wilson. This semes would be no Lanthom. Whether ter has been more than just an you answered tire phone, or took internship. Much more! Seri
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LEADERSHIP ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS WERE PRESENTED TO LEADERSHIP AWARDS W ERE PRESENTED THE FOLLOWING AT THE LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION TO THE FOLLOWING AT THE AWARDS BANQUET ON APRIL 14,1993. BANQUET ON APRIL 12,1993. Nichole Montressor Christine Fein Nelson Aquino Brian Futon GOLD Shannon Fundunburks Bisa Pelton Lisa Belt D ee Fekdt K enA rends KENNETH R. VENDERBUSH Christine Gadzinski Crystal Pettus Kim Butler Trista Folkening T n a Blank TakeeSa Garrett JennfferPfeffer AWARD Earl Blackburn Michele Gardener Roberta Briney Angel Gipsen Ann Porter Derek Brown Todd Green Charles Bron Darcy Gould Tony Q ueen Katheryn Sly Psychology R exD ressel Dan Guentert Heather Bruiwel Molly Grant Jacqueline Rahning Todd G reen Tim Guentert JiBCabanBa Mahrini Hardemon Fred Rodriguez Dan Guentert Gretchen Hagstrom Paula Cahider Crystal Hart Debbie Rogers THOMAS M. SEYKORA AWARD FOR Tim Guentert A nneH oudek Ed Cardenas Charles Hoff Jeannine Rowe Terri Inman Lynnea Janssen Kathleen Carini OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION Felicia Houston Cheryl Sanfond Oscar Jones Oscar Jones Tara Chambers Jason Kalis Anne Simon Lisa Belt Health Sciences Steven Nicolet Amy Lehman Rebecca Chomos Yoshki Kumazawa Suzie Sleeva Roger Boomer Biomedical Sciences Al Nowak Steven Nicolet H oflyC ofer LeeLaFond Netfa Smith Public Administration Maribeth Robak Al Nowak Michele Conely Leiande Bond Tony Lawrence Brandon Solano Larry Schafer Marbeth Robak Nichole Cromer Elizabeth Buskirk Management S araLeP ag e Marilyn Sorita Kathy Sly Robert Rostoni Kristen Cuhran Michael Crawford English Amy Lohman Maria Staten ScotSroka Kathy Sly Richard Damstra Catherine Grayson Marketing Brandon Lowe Lavillie Tate LoaStrine Brandon Solano D eana Doan Alena McBee Peter Tadros Lisa Howe Therapeutic Recreation Drew Wilson Dave Taylor Karen Dood Samantha McBee Ande Taylor Monique James Journalism M ark Thomas Ngina Dunklin Ryan McDonald David Taylor Jennifer Mitteer Public Administration SILVER Tana Tull Bill Essling Jamie McGolfin Sarah Teubert Therapeutic Recreation LJsa Belt Josh Vanbergen Stacy Faust Albert Nowak, Jr. Virgee McLain Kevin Thomas Earl Blackburn A J. Williams Michelle Fehr Wannetta Perkins Accounting Robin McLeod Michelle Wells Derek Brown Drew Wilson Christine Fein Jennifer Ratcliffe Art TaraM cN abb Kathy Wemple Ed Cardenas D ee F e ld Psychology BRONZE Kim Westrick Dana Roseman HoflyC ofer Susan Flickinger Janet Meana FranAbaladejo A J. Williams Charlotte Snyder Psychology Carrie Cooper Kristen Fronczak JohnM eyne LaShonda Anthony Franklin Vanpelt Spanish R exD ressel Mark Montague Jennifer Wong Wednesday, April 21, 1993 24-25 at 7:30p.m.at 24-25 premiere at Studio 28 on M ay soundtrack anda soundtrack local band hcg t bid a film. the for music the build provide will to in Studios Chicago Zenith to film tocomplete stages final The currently in the editing stage. h fl icue aig the taking include film the in isbegan mid-January and School. the film. produced and Rapids. Grand downtown Carpet Red The including student at Jenison High High Jenison at student directed class II millimeter Inn, Central High School and area, Rapids Grand the in places various include film informative and thought thought provoking." and informative film is not to entertain but to is film is but entertain not "The Boyance. said them/' to teenagers, not to speak at at tospeak not teenagers, to girlfriend. After these these anymore. life in beauty the see After couldn't he difficulties, girlfriend. breaking up with his his with up breaking faced Thurman-also apart. his father started to drift drift to started father his and he upand split parents having problems after his his after problems having h mi caatr started character, main the was a life falling apart. Cain Thurman, about whose script teenager a wrote Boyance, a GVSU student, student, GVSU a Boyance, an alternative to their their to problems. alternative an Campus Life Editor Life Campus 28 Studio at producing a film to stress to film toa stress producing is GVSU at class video and By Lynnelle Tans Tans Lynnelle By teenagers that suicide is not not is suicide that teenagers to premiere premiere to Student film film Student h mi caatr s a is character main The "ToOverlook Beauty" will "ToOverlook 25-minute the for Scenes Members of the 16 16 the of Members "I "I wrote the script to speak Last summer Julian Julian summer Last film II 16-millimeter The The filming of the script script the of filming The Center. The Rites o f Spring Concert featured three bands, and was sponsored by WCKS. by sponsored was and bands, three featured Concert f Spring o Rites The Center. Oliver, "A Call to Women" toWomen" Call "A Oliver, Vanneste, "The Princess" "The Vanneste, From the Forties" the From Creation" the Lens of Woman" Lens of the and Modern Historical" "Women, Six, on the Run" the on Begins" "Embroidered Sheets" "Embroidered Help Erickson Can't Me Now!" Battle" Chauvinist Pig? Who? Me?" Me?" Who? Pig? Chauvinist McVey, "Another Evening Evening "Another McVey, Dog" of Wet Smell Isolation: Versus "Intimacy "Wipeout" winners in four separate areas: separate infour winners focus on the W omen's omen's W the were There on Contest. Literature focus music. live and films including activities, included a variety of of fun-filled many variety and issues, informative a on presentations included ..... uti tmsae8 .. hrdy hog audy ad h promne at 75 lasts performance the and Saturday, through Thursday p.m. minutes. 8 are times Curtain S.T.A.G.E. Festival from April 14-17, which sponsored Voices a Qub Spring Staff Writer Staff Gullekson Heidi By York. New in produced recently comedies amusing are Dietrich, by staged The Park" Around directed 'Twice by and Raffenaud, Wild" "Dreaming all- student casts and crews. Program and the Women's Women's the and Program Louis Armstrong Theatre. Armstrong Louis Important issues the focus of Women's Festival Women's of focus the issues Important Senior drama students direct two plays two direct students drama Senior rtbn oproma h ie pigfsia ontisi h irkhof K the in downstairs festival Spring f o Rites the at perform to band irst ooal Mnin Vicki Mention: Honorable "Lessons McKeage, Pat 3rd: Fiction ooal Mnin Sarah Mention: Honorable "Through Mae, Linda 2nd: LaBuda, Bunny 1st: Boyers, Jennifer 3rd: Poetry Ludwick, Rebecca 3rd: Kathy Mention: Honorable "The Brink, Tricia 2nd: 1st: Jessica Wallace, "Soil "Soil Wallace, Jessica 1st: Academic Essay- Upperclass Essay- Upperclass Academic ooal Mnin Carole Mention: Honorable "The Armstrong, Peter 2nd: 1st Beth Grienke, "Women "Women Grienke, Beth 1st Freshman Essay- Academic the with began Festival The 1st: Karen Machinski, "Male- Karen "Male- 1st:Machinski, The W omen's Studies Studies omen's W The The event is being co-sponsored by the School of Communications and the student drama group drama student the and Communications of the School by co-sponsored is being event The Wilber. Scott and Sanders, Karen Corwin, Cara Williams, Allen include casts The The shows are directed by senior drama majors Brad Raffenaud and Michael Dietrich, and feature and Dietrich, Michael and senior drama Brad Raffenaud majors by The shows are directed plays will one-act be presented to Two contemporary the in 22-24 free theof public on April charge important issues. important these share and discuss and activities, the festival a a opruiy to opportunity an was the with Along classes. variety of entertainment variety of entertainment Studies Women's the of issues discussed inmany House. Field the at workshop the of day last the On a tm t fcs on focus to time a was etvl tee a a defense self was three-hour there Festival, "Sexual as such also conducted, on topics Harassment at GVSU." GVSU." at Harassment at discussions, Several Heather Miller instructs Jennell Biller and Sheryl Boomgaard inthe Boomgaard Sheryl and Biller Jennell instructs Miller Heather the Kirkhof Center, were Elementary Classroom." as Women in such Business" and topics on included presentations presentations included basics of self-defense. A ivomen 's self-defense seminar was offered as offered was ivomen A 'sseminar self-defense self-defense. of basics "Gender Equity in the the in Equity for "Gender "Opportunities Festival Women's the The Women's Festival Women's The Other events during during events Other r the Women's Festival. the PHOTO in the CoolcVeVJitt Center on April 14.April on Center CoolcVeVJitt the in composition a reads Labuda Bernadette PHOTO BY DAN IRVINC PHOTO BY DAN IRVINC m DAN IRV,NC
■...... April 21,1993 TheLanthorn Page 7 Students get a night of Comedy doubleheader makes for twice the laughs By Heidi Gullekson look like "someone named eyes open! fun in Spring Fest '93 Staff Writer Doogie!" Collins moved to the topic of He moved on to subject of "people in love." He told the By Steven Nicolet Spotlight Productions 'cow tipping,' making it a very comical experience concerning Staff Writer presented the last two comical event. Printz had never his friend who gave his comedians of the semester in a tried this unique sport because girlfriend his credit card, and On April 16 the Kleiner Com grand-slam finale Saturday instead of tipping over cows in never saw the girl again; but he mons was jammed packed with night their sleep, he "goes into his knew she was still alive because people dancing and getting wild. The show, which took place parents room, while they are he "still gets the bills." Collins "Radioactive" D.J. service mixed in the Kirkhof Center, first sleeping, and rolls them out of brought his whole performance the hits. They had karoke, raffle presented the young-looking bed." to life with his mastered sound drawing giveaways, and a sexy Robbie Printz, who has Comedian Wally Collins, the effects. dance contest where Dave appeared on the MTV Half-hour host of Comedy Central's The Double-Header comedy Duimstra showed his stuff. Comedy Hour. Stand-Up, Stand-Up, was next show ended with a raffle to raise In the karoke contest Ed Printz opened his to fill the room with laughs. proceeds for Big Brothers/Big Cardenas, Chas Hoff, and Jason performance with comments His performance began with Sisters. Kirkpatrick brought a lot of about his baby face. The a scenario on college dorm life. Students can look forw ard to laughter when they sang 'To All audience responded in laughter, This was a topic he knew a lot future comedians in the Fall, The Girls I Loved Before." Mike as he compared himself with about, as he starting Sept. 2,1993. Hall brought back memories of the young Doogie Howser. It entertained lastyear’sStar Search competition was not the appearance tha t was the audience The Latithom Staff wishes to thank A t Spring Fest '93: and Homecoming serenades so bad. He just didn't want to with when he took first place by sing com m unity above: Derek Lutchka and Heidi ing "Stand By Me." b a t h r o o m Schapman enjoy slow dancing. but excited Dan Seeley. From tire "Hokey Pokey" to Spring Fest '93 was situations, Sarah P. Stinson Sir Mix-a-lot's "Baby Got Back," sponsored by Sound Spectrum and told of a > there was a great variety of music Concert Productions, R.H.A., not-so- for five years hard work and dedication below: Freshman Dave Perrin common played, not to mention the good Copeland House, Robinson demonstrates his exotic dancing special on pizza all night. roommate he House, Kistler House, Living Sports 'Editor 1988-1989,1389-1990 skills. "That was the most Km I had in once had that Center I, Living Center II, and ‘Editor-in-Chuf1990-1991,1991-1992,1992-1993 years!" exclaimed the exhausted the Ravines. slept with his you will 6e missed 6y all ofus I
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j j j^| j ji 11 iTT7TTTrm^^m7TTmTTTTTTTTTTTTwmTr J ■ ...... April 21,1993 TheLanthorn Pace 9 Recognition '93 banquet Open house honors honors campus leaders Bettina Blank-Delta Zeta,Euchre retiring professor By Steven Nicolet Qub, Student Senate Staff Writer The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science will M en host a retirementopen house for professor Ralph Wiltse on April Edward Cardenas -Student 22 from 1-3 p.m. in 296 Mackinac Hall. Grand Valley's best were on Senate, Delta Sigma Phi, Latino Wiltse has taught mathematics at GVSU since 1965. hand April 15 for the Student Union, RHA Recognition '93 Banquet. Students and organizations Most Promising Junior Leader were honored for their Women commitment to leadership on Heather Wood -Euchre Qub, campus. The event combined Student Senate awards from the Volunteer M en GVSU!, Excellence In Todd Green -Delta Sigma Phi, Leadership, and individual Student Senate organization awards. James Ryder-Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Senate OutstandingContributionToThe Brandon Solano -Delta Sigma Community Phi Lowest Rent Kim Hansen -Disabilities Len Van Popering -Student PHOTO BY ADAM CARROLL Gail Kendall -Hunger and Senate Homelessness Near Campus Molly Grant -Literacy Presidents? Award Courtney Mclver Am y Fddpausch -Seniors Patty Lyczynski -Theta Chi HS» Justin Booth -Environment Omega sings "There You Steve Rudy-Youth Steven Nicolet -Euchre Chrb Go" by artist Johnny Amy Bremer-Health and AIDS RobertRostoni -Copeland Gill, at the House Council Showtime at the V\/y{A/W Vyv4/ Organization Awards Brandon Solano -Latino Apollo held in the ^CdXXXXXXxAX Outstanding Program Student Union, Delta Sigma Phi Louis Armstrong X X X X X X X W x £ X , < Sound Spectrum Concert Len Van Popering -Student Theatre. 'yyyycpyyyyy-y 'XX Productions Senate m /.< "Bryan Adams" Staci Williams -Panhellenic Law Budget Program Council Euchre Qub 'Japanese Week" M ost Im proved Organization Sound Spectrum Concert ■ Productions Campus Public Relations Award Student Senate "Allendale Township Rezoning Issue" Community Publicity Award Sigma Sigma Sigma and Lambda Not getting a new Chi Alpha 'Teeter Totter for Tots" Most Creative Fundraising Award Black Student Union Concert Production and Cinema TECH "Houseparty Pajama Jammie car for graduation? Jamm" Most SuccessfulFund Raising Award Sigma Sigma Sigma and Lambda Chi Alpha 'Teeter Totter for Tots" Most Innovative Program Black Student Union Concert Production,and Cinema TECH "Houseparty Pajama Jammie Jamm" Shelia Williams Outstanding Organization Euchre Qub Outstanding Cultural Program Black Student Union "Soul Fest W
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45/50 MPH? •To the guy at Studio 28 By Beth Grienke ahead and a Leftover wishes: who went to see the movie Entertainment Editor •To the blond guy, Tony, in Bram Stoker's Dracula because the Studio 28 previews, I always he read my review that was look back at Yahoo! YEEHA! meant to interview you. You too favorable and ended up HOORAYYYYY! I'm get a lot of flack from moviego hating the movie: sorry. A the movies graduating in May. There, now ers who see you every week; rating should have run with the celebrating is over with for still I imagined you might have the article but didn't. Hope it the moment something to say abouttheglory didn't make you stop reading By Shellie The sad par t of graduating is ofbeingseenbysomanypeople. the Lanthom . VanDeCreek that it means that my role as Plus, I always meant to get your •To Erik H., Bob Cooley and Staff Writer Entertainment Editor of the autograph, just to add to my the other photogods who put Lanthom is over. Before I go, Studio 28 memorabilia. up with my sometimes Well, this is it folks, I'm though, there are a few things •To Shellie, my co-movie re "shaky" assignments and outta here. In a way, it's left to say. viewer and roommate, may you brought back just what was kindofsad. I no longer get to Unasked Questions: always stay comfortably on top called for in excellent qual write my fascinating movie •Finally, the following are a of everything. ity— thanks and lots of sweet, reviews for all you loyal few 'most important' questions •To the entertainment sloppy kisses. Lanthom readers, and I no that ini all my four years I have writers, wherever you are, good •To Len, thanks for pro longer get to take relaxing never asked, but always luck, happy writing, and don't viding honors classes with a naps in the library, bu t worst wanted to: letanypopcomgetstuckinyour dose of light-hearted fun. It is of all, I'm going to miss the Has anyone noticed that the teeth. nice to know that there are school atmosphere in up buttons for the elevators in •To Rebecca Andrews (who some sweet, witty politicians general. . . well, most of it Kirkhof resemble Star Trek will be returning again in die out there. anyway. I don't suppose I'll insignias? Coincidence or fall as a Lanthom employee), •To Jack Gordon, the miss the food, or the conspiracy? thanks fo r opening up my eyes showbiz/ moviewhiz who homework, or the endless Why is Jenison the only to the feminism issues out in the sends us all the information search for a parking place. township I have seen that in world and for dragging me to behind the scenes on movies, And I definitely won't miss stead of having the normal 55 the interesting speakers. I cer your tips did not help me in the hideous sight of AuSable M.P.H. speed signs, has ones tainly would not have gone the Grand Rapids Press Oscar Hall. Maybe it isn't so sad that say "45 M.P.H. ends here?" without you, but afterwards I contest but they were after all. Is someone out there secretly was always glad that I had. You entertaining and titillating. Before I go, I'd just like to hoping that drivers will get are my inspiration, Tawanda Enough said. Goodbye one make a few comments. First confused and keep going only Red. and all. Thebalconyisdosed. of all, I think it is about time Studio 28 changed the Local band shows potential in alternative scene commercial we all have to endurebeforebeingallowed By M ike Ring a bluesy feel to it The song times like so many people tend to actually enjoy a movie. Staff Writer centers on the depression that to do: "Thoughts reflect/ Days You know the one, the guy goes along with thinking about goneby withoutregret/ Sitting gives us the cheezy grin and From the opening strains of the future: "This world seems quiet by the sea/ Near theplace the wonderful couple shows "Blades of Grass" by the band so faraway /1 don'tknow where where love ran free." It is very us true happiness in eating 23° North, I could tell that this I'm supposed to fit into this hard to classify this song as a popcorn. After a hundred was going to be a good place." Itisafittinganthemfor specific musical style; the times or so, it gets on your assignment most of the graduating seniors closest comparison could be nerves. 23° North is a Grand Rapids- nowadays. made to a combination of a Just in case any of you based three-man band, with On die B-side, 'Tick It Up" bluesy Billy Joel, a country- followed my advice Paul Johnson on bass, Scotty B. and "Logos" are two guitar twang, and a little laid-back religiously when setting out playing drums, and sporting laden songs that will, ahem, Steve Miller. The other songs to see a movie (humor me, Mike Raymond on guitar and pick you up and not let you on this tape can stand alone, I'm graduating), I tend to lead vocals. The overall sound back down. but this one is definitely the agree with Ebert much more of "Blades of Grass"is A strong baseline supple best tune. than Siskel, and I almost reminiscent of Rush witha little ments the already super cool If you've got a couple of ex consider John Douglas of the bit of every musical genre "Love Was Young." This song tra bucks in your pocket and Grand Rapids Press a god. I tossed in on different songs. is a great way to finish out the you like a diverse range of wouldn't want to leave all of The tape opens with "Blades album. The theme deals with music, go ahead and pick up you hanging without of Grass," a snappy little tune retrospection of an old rela "Blades of Grass" by 23° North. someone to fall back on. that advises the listener to look tionship and looking back with It's great music for the driving Hollywood has given us a to him or herself for answers to fondness of the good times, in in your car, going to the beach, lot of garbage in the last year life's little troubles: stead of focusing on the bad or even studying. and it has been my privilege "Contemplation/ Meditation/ and honor to try to warn you Mystic Vision/ Clear my ahead of time. Even if 1 mind." Of course, nearing the wasted my time watching end of the scholastic year, one Talented music scheduled for May some of them, it was worth it can also read a lot of additional if it saved you a few bucks meaning into this song: "Free By Beth Grienke and a couple of hours; Hexed your body/ Clear your mind/ mix of throaty blues harp, being the best example of a Entertainment Editor Feel the moment/ Make the dense guitar-driven rock, in truly horrible experience. most of your time" rings true novative rhythm and bold Justa little ad vice on recent with this stressed-out college Blues Traveler will be improvisation have enlisted or soon-to-be-released performing at Club student. a nomadic troupe of fanatics movies: Indian Summer Eastbrook on May 2. "Catch Me if You Can" is, in that often come along from seems very promising, kind The group's third A & M a silly way, a playful song abou t town to town. of like The Big Chill meets album, Save His Soul, has love and sex. "If I catch you/ M eatballs. Could definitely 1993 21, ril p A ay, esd n ed W charted a new mark for the "Annie Get Your Gun" is Then you kiss me/ If we're not be worth seeing. Benny and New York quartet that has too tired/ Then we can play coming to DeVos Hall and Joon is a must-see simply won legions of fans with its again" conveys the fun that will be playing May 25-30. because Mary Stuart joyous, hybrid rock sound goes along with a new rela Starring Cathy Rigby, the Masterson is in it. I don't and marathon tours. tionship. However, the best musical features such songs think she has ever done a The band includes vocal- line in the song plays upon a as "There's No Business," bad movie. As for The Dark ist/harmonica virtuoso John childhood fairy tale: "Jill gave "Doin' What Comes Half, I loved the book, but Popper, guitarist Chan NaturTly," "You Can't Get Jack a little kiss/ Jack told Jill lately Hollywood has been Kinchla, bassist Bobby A Man with A Gun," "They that he wants more/ Jill pulled destroying Stephen King Sheehan and drummer Say It's Wonderful," and Jack down to the floor." novels. I recommend the Brendan Hill. "Anything You Can Do." As if one couldn't tell from book, but see the movie at Blues Traveler's unique the title, "Somethings Taking your own risk. Me Down" is a great song with That's it for my advice. 1 wish you the best in all your Neighborhood Soundcheck: Studio C records local bands movie going experiences, and may you never get sick By DawnSoelberg Rapids is the most popular responsible for commercials for from too much popcorn. Oh. Meijer's, Whirlpool, and Staff Writer recording studio for bands in . . before I go, 1 want to the West Michigan region. Cellular One. encourage all of you to play Station C Studios specializes i conclusion for the Located in a miserable alley on the Ad dams Family pinball in 24-track production. Each ghborhood Soundcheck, Wealthy Street, Station C game at Studio 28. It's great, track (recording of music) is a decided to feature an often Studios not only records many bull warn you, it's addictive. local bands such as 256, Verve digital memory of each Ta-Ta!!! And as Beth said, oticed part of the music instrument or section used in a le: the recording studio, Pipe, Liquid Sun, and Black "The balcony is closed." ion C Studios in Grand Carnation, but is also Please see STUDIO, p. 14 Page 14 TheLanthorn April 21,1993
to try having a no-hair day. I'm doomed! Oh, it's not It's only going to take 365 days hell?! You'd geek if you had places that bad now, but I know I'm to make a full revolution, And what's a tomboy? It's on your head where hair didn't destined toalifeof desperately instead of 365 and a quarter. a girl! Not only a girl, but a NUTS r ^ grow. clinging to my youth. When They'll eliminateFeb. 29th! No cross dresser that acts like a Foryou men thatare balding, I'm 40, I'll be driving a more birthdays! Boy, that boy. here are a few good counter Corvette, wearing a rug and ought to be good for a clump Anotheronethatbumsmy IN ^ : lines when people harass you: playing softball. of hair! ears is tomfoolery. What? I'm not losing hair, I'm I favor the theory that Why don't they kill March You can't take me seriously? THE >—J , gaining a solar panel. balding is derived from stress. firstevery fouryearsand leave Hey, I'm serious sometimes. I'm just further evolved than The stranger your life is, the mine alone? Maybe I'll get Like when it concerns, um .. you are. more hair you lose. lucky and they'll do it when .well, hey, I am sometimes. WOODWORK You never see pictures of In February of 1972, my I'm 29. And "tomas" is Spanish for balding Neanderthal men. mother went into labor with Anyway, so there I was, a take. Oh good! I'm a turkey, Some men, god gave brains, her first and only man-child chubby littlebaby,cursed with a doubter, an idiot, a girl, Well, this is the end. My last others, he gave hair. on the eve of the 28th. Well, I a last name that no one could and now a thief. Great! issue of the year. Get a tissue, The higher the forehead, urn. don't think she tried hard say or spell. So my parents Thanks Mom and Dad! you'll be alright. .. the higher the forehead... ah enough, because she missed thought they'd further the vex. Clumps of hair, falling like Take a look up at my picture. screw it! Don't use that one. the 28th by three hours. So They named me Tom. rain! So if you ever wondered It's so dark and blurry, you'd I didn't realize this atrocity instead, I'm a Leapyear Baby. Oh, you think Tom's not too why I pick on my parents, never guess it was me. I'm until this fall. I was parting my I get a birthday every four bad? Well then why do they now you know. They're pure actually blonde. Well, blonde hair in the mirror, and noticed years! I can't legally drink for call male turkeys Toms? Voodoo! and balding. that my nose was pointing another 63 years! And the Read the bible. Who And if you wonder why See, you ladies get frustrated almost directly at the floor. worst part is the earth is betrayed Jesus? That's right. I'm receding, you know that with a bad hair day. You ought Think about it! supposedly slowing down. Doubting Thomas. What's the too.
STUDIO, from p. 1 3 ------song. Producer Baird Hawkins year depending on when the walls and dark carpet. explains, "There are different time and money is available. Standing in the auto tracks for bass and guitar... and Station C Studios offers a mated control room, it lead vocals on another. There discount to bands that block is easy to forget a dirty is a time code that runs on full schedule days as opposed street manipulates the another. This locks it all into a to individual hours. Blocking red building outside. console to the tape machine." allows musicians to come and Local bands are the (A console is the control unit go when they are feeling the pride of Station C Stu of the electronic equipment.) most prepared to sing, with dios. The CDs and cas Unlike the MTV videos, out the worry that the expen settes put outby Station most bands record each part sive equipment needed to C are numerous and of separately for the best sound. record will be unavailable heroic quality. Some of When all parts are recorded when needed. Bands may then the best demos and re simultaneously in the same record at all hours of the day. leases I've heard are room this is called 2-tracking. The studio itself resembles from Station C. This Station C Studios will record the bridge of the Starship En month, beforeyou head anywhere from 2-track to 24- terprise. Thousands of dollars home, be sure to look track depending on the worth of switches, controls for the new Five Day performer's needs and finan and lights lay at midwaist. Rain and Verve Pipe. cial capability. Owner Tom Behind a wall of glass stands a Local bands, local re Jansen mentioned that most microphone and amplifiers. cording, this is it for y * * * <*> * * * * * * bands will record segments Station C Studios has mastered Soundcheck. «. » «. V A and finish them later in the the quiet effect with wooden Two C Studios' technicians show the behind PHOTO BY NIKKI BOERTMAN the scenes work that goes into producing a recording.
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‘Available only through Toyota Motor Credit Corporation. Finance charges Ompynght 1992 Harvry Marketing accrue from the contract date. Deferred payment not available on lease contracts. “V A 'A W i'iV W .'.W .V .W .'.V A V .V ■ April 21,1993 The Lanthorn Page 15 Guns N’ Roses is learning to deal with stardom Famous story By Jason the lot of the Palace, I realized The clique drum and guitar so- them in the comfortable confines Orzechowski drat despite the wide appeal of los were enough to put me to of my own house where I can takes stage Staff Writer the music, the majority ofGN' R sleep, but I did find Axle's piano control the volume and where I fans are typically cheesy metal- solo to be quite impressive, pos don't have to listen to anybody locally Years ago I saw a band called heads, most of whom wear sibly my favorite point of tire singing along and vocally wor Guns N' Roses open for Metallica shirts, drive Camaros, show. They played song after shiping their AXLEGOD. Aerosmith. They were rowdy smoke lots of dope and drink song, in a seemingly neverending The dedication of tire fans is By Beth Grienke Entertainment Editor and loud and obnoxious and Budweiser. Not that there is build-up toa moving "sweetchil something to see. At the point in strung out on drugs, but they anything wrong with this Omine" which they ended with. the show where Axle voiced his The famous ballet story rocked! The album Appetite For lifestyle, but it sure "ain't" me! By this point, I was sitting down, disoontentwithMetallica,the fans "Swan Lake" will take the Destruction remains one of the So after feeling like a freak and getting really tired and wearing Metallica t-shirts didn't best rock n' roll albums in recent amongst the throngs of thinking about the long drive standupfbrtheirband,butrather stage at DeVos Hall on April 23. history, in my opinion After an metalheads, I watched the open home ahead of me. Having cheered along with Axle in the unanticipated rise to fame, G N' ing act Blind Melon. 1 thought stomached as much as I could of condemnation of the group. R was catapulted into the role of that they would have gotten the theidioticchantsformthecrowd, Hello! rockstardom,arolewhichldon't stamp of approval from the Idedded to get thehell out while Enough of think they've yet learned to deal crowd, as their lead singer I still could. We left before the this, I will with. Shannon Hoon appeared in the encore, which I'msurewasgreat. leave you to Assoonasthescrudnizingeye GN'Rvideo "Don'tCry" sing I don't want to completely your own of the public fell on Axle Rose, ing next to Axle, but no such condemn the show because it opinions and stoptryingto his head swelled and the luck. Blind Melon's brand of wasn't bad. I just have a hard influence shenanigans commenced. The 70s revival rock didn't impress time relating to this type of audi- band underwent staff changes many of the people there. ence and this type of show. They you with mine. Ileave in light of ugly allegations of Axle and company hit the played for a couple of hours drug abuse, the long anticipated stageataboutlOpmand started straight which was really cool, my staff writer post full-length follow up to Appetite with a return to the raw sound but I think I've had my fill for a open to you was postponed again and again, which got them noticed so many long while. I still like Guns N' all. Canyon. and a summer tour which rode years ago. "Welcome to the Roses, but I prefer to listen to on the promise of new material was plagued with problems, Book picks deal out riveting mysteries most of which resulted from showopeners,and they By Beth Grienke Axle's temper tantrums. sounded great They Entertainment m tO T Finally Use YourUlusionland 11 rocked on with a mix- ______came out and were critically ture of old and new, in Appearing Sunday, May 2nd 8pm at The following novels all share one common link: each acclaimed as great pieces of cluding an acoustic set is based around a mysterious set of clues that the main Club Eastbrook, Grand Rapids. work. The problems continued which entailed songs ^ < characters) must solve in order to stay alive. Once the Tickets available NOW at all Ticketmaster however, and forced Axle to from the "G N 'R Lies" enter into psychotherapy. A enand the newaflrums stress of exams and termpapers are over with, all three locations. 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Blue h haln i te Grand the in headline The Wells added the extra point point extra the added Wells any points on the the board. on points any for a seven point lead for the the for lead point seven a for out yards 16 from in pered sopho more running back who a scam Calhoun, Spencer they were still the first to put put to first the still were they took it though and however, Wells' foot, but his 42-yard 42-yard his but foot, Wells' them them until 6:56 before the half, held held goal attempt fell just short. After serving as a tight tight end aas serving After A senior transfer fromNotre The touchdown came via via came touchdown The The Blues were persistent, persistent, were Blues The 7-7 7-7 ease 17 . p , H C A O C e e s e s a le P tie gam e in Lubbers St Lubbers in e gam tie PHOTO BY ADAM CARROLL ______ _ ___ — ■ . 1 I. ". MIL.— 1 — 1 . 1 - ■ — ■ — ^Todd Daniel and Terry Bell, ^Todd lineup somewhere in thefall. in somewhere lineup the into crack to expected are i well on Saturday, and most most and Saturday, on played well all they as transfers, the with well done had staff iy o ae hi presence felt." their make to nity the especially kids, younger the game as a great opportu great a as game the red theshirts and transfers, see el si, bt oe f the of some "but seriously," said, Kelly football take to uniform. Laker a in prove themselves on thefield on themselves prove more. was their first opportunity to opportunity first their was h ta i rpeet much represents it team the of members other to practice, commented head coach Brian coach head commented to end the grueling month of of month grueling the end to the players is aGame Spring just nice way Valley Grand Kelly. are opposition real a against two totally different things," things," different totally two good looking and practice iutos Loig od in good Looking situations. how is factor important the most but practice, in happens coaches. Laker the of many pleased that something the players respond in game game in respond players the thegame, half of second in the headed into the locker room. locker the into headed fore the Lakers collectively collectively Lakers the fore be seconds 21 just game the to knot well up as team White plays later. plays ajust few three the from zone powered his way into the into he way end his and powered spot, fullback the of Y oussef Sareim Sareim oussef Y Netters roll into championships into roll Netters coming tourney, includingtourney, coming the third doubles team of of team doubles third the up the in players seeded Some Some of the newcomers ha ve Saturday for their last last their season.the of matches for Saturday team has at least three three least at has team iln, I, rdy and to Friday MI., head Midland, will Lakers the week,last triumphs league at a better time for theGVSU tennis team. tennis have come not could ment the that satisfied was Kelly Staff Writer Staff By Alan Babbitt Babbitt Alan By "We want all of our players our of all want "We game Saturday's some, For Though to many of the the of many to Though The defense held everyone everyone held defense The "Most of our evaluation evaluation our of "Most Wells added a PAT for the for PAT a added Wells Coach Tim Sutherland's Sutherland's Tim Coach Following three straight three Following h cneec tourna conference The ua «c «c utuunu ra wn fr s ad I and us, for wins great said. "Those were two two were "Those said. clinched the Oakland Oakland the singles clinched one number at to the Lakers' success as well. as success Lakers' the to key major aas Stachura) Dave match for us," Sutherland us," for match Saturday. on 6-3 "As they go," he concludes, concludes, go." will team he "the go," they "As LB and Mele Sean center Farr, like co-captains Laker the of un aog ih S Hardie SS with (along Huhn Oakland Oakland 5-4 on Friday and sack. a and loss, for Joe senior while loss, yard 15- for a Heiler's sacks, corded Martinez cites the leadership leadership the cites Martinez Oakland Oakland and WayneState. knocked off Wayne State Wayne off knocked three tackles, seven had Huhn re each side, Blue the on also coming fall. coming this key play roles willthem of went to Detroit to Detroit and went swept ers, andthat it is both expected had also for big games the Lak his players will do well. do will players his said that he expects all of all expects he that said sixth singles. Sutherland Sutherland singles. sixth A1at Adams and singles, Randy Kieft, Dan andMcLean, Randy on tackles 13 team-leading a backer Todd Rumler racked up Dan Wisinski and Tom Reuter Reuter Tom and Wisinski Dan Steve DeRose at fifth fifth at DeRose Steve tackles. eight tallied each A1 Nykamp the Onfor day the White team. the same side, Dan Bowden, Bowden, Dan side, same the Youssef Youssef Sareini, also on the B1 ue to known well presence their the Lakers in the air.the in Lakers the side, caught three passes to lead while team, Blue the for ing well. as Saturday on everyone freshm en Keith Loos and and Loos Migaldi). Dominic Keith en freshm and Wells, position Carey senior (with kicking the will as the ground with the with ground 47 yards rush Stover) will be be will Stover) hotly contested, transfer Eric Nagy, sophomoreGRCC Noah Nick sophomore Ceglarek, and senior (with tions. The quarterback spot spot quarterback The tions. posi their to on hold working to hard veterans Laker the As far as this fall goes, goes, fall this as far As ease AC, 19 . p , C IA L G e e s e s a le P "[Rob] Gurden's victory Gurden's "[Rob] defeated Valley Grand and Karasek Heiler,Joe Brett For time,the first For GVSU tackles defensive team Blue eesvl, uir line junior Defensively, Many of the returners made returners the of Many Calhoun led Calhoun Grand Valley on PHOTO BY ADAM CARROLL 1 April 21,1993 The Lanthorn Page 17 [ COACH, from p. 16— tournament. Lakers take three out of four from Oakland The Ashland University Homers contribute to Laker win Saturday program has thrived as an in- By Mike Amey | dependent for more than ten Grand Valley scored theirfive nally getting on track offen Chopp. Staff Writer runs on only three hits, all of years. Don't hide behind the sively," praised head coach The Pioneers broke a 4-2 lead | excuse of not being in a con them being home runs. Andy Chopp. wide open, scoring seven runs It seems like baseball coach Scott Finley took Matt Byrd A fewweeksago,Choppcom- in the top of the seventh. ference because it is an Andy Chopp is teaching the irellevantand moot point that deep in the bottom of the first pared the Laker pitching staff to "It was a combination of the Laker baseball team the old for a two run shot, driving in the Detroit Tigers. Now it seems pitching and defense. We made has been proven unfounded philosophy of "hit 'em where where it concerns wrestling. Doug Nyhuis. more like the Lakers are hitting four errors. We were in that they ain't." Jon Coso drove in the next I think foe university and like Detroit ball game all the way until we Over the fence. two runs with a two run dinger | community deserve to know "We do have very good power. blew up," Chopp explained. The Lakers pounded four in foe second, driving in catcher the real reason behind the I'd like to see us hit a little more Art Cory threw four innings more home runs on Saturday Scott Nichols, who walked to consistently, especially against j discontinuation of wrestling for Grand Valley, allowing the en route to splitting a double- get on base. the better pitchers as far as mak at Grand Valley not some first four runs. header with Oakland. With foe score tied 4-4 with ing contact," continued Chopp. public relationssnow job. Ifit Ron Meyer tossed just over Jeff Bates pitched a complete two out in foe bottom of the 1 isa gender equity issue, then The tables turned in foe sec two innings, and wason foe hill game, winning5-4 in game one. seventh, Coso struck again, I say so. If it is because the ond game, however as Oakland when the Oakland rally began, athletic director is unwilling blasting a solo won 11-3. allowing two runs before being to do foe extra work needed home run to win "The second game was a good relieved by Matt Thom, who to keep the program or is Big innings prove to be the game. game until the sixth inning, and faced five batters, allowing four | unwilling to fight for the "Coso is fi then we just blew up," said unearned runs. program then say so. What the difference Sunday kind of an example would we By Mike Amey set as coaches and teachers if Staff Writer when confronted with a CONGRATULATIONS GVSU problem we take the easy way Because of pool- field conditions, Grand [ out by running away from it. Valley has not played a legitimate "home" What message has the uni 1993 GRADUATES! game yet But that didn't seem to bother versity sent to it's students? Win or else? them Sunday. The worst message that "It's hard on the players and coaching staff, comes from this decision is but it's just something we'll have to deal wi th. that if a program rich with It's not a problem as long as we can find a tradition and history such as facility," explained coach Andy Chopp. Grand Valley's can be elimi The Lakers bounced back from Saturday's nated then so can programs at split with Oakland to sweep the Pioneers in other university's. Youdeci- Sunday's twinbill. I sion will no doubt have an In the opener, foe Lakers exploded in the effecton mine and every other bottom of the seventh inning for five runs to program at the Division II win 6-5. ITALIAN n level. You haven't displaced "We just had a great rally. The key hit was one coach and several indi Kurt Reits's two run single with two outs off RISTOI^ANTE viduals, you could have very their ace left-handed pitcher (Tracey Piehl), well impacted over 40 pro and that scored the tying and winning runs," grams across foe country. said Chopp. So what do you do now, Steve Nahs tossed five innings for the Lak wipe your hands clean of 56 ers before being removed in the sixth, allow All-Americans and seven na ing all five Oakland runs. Dave Searles came tional champions? Do you on in relief, and threw the final two innings. continue to send the message "We got our usual good performance from that if you aren't successful, Nahs. He gave us five good innings before weeliminateyou even though we had to go to the bullpen (because) he got we've done everything pos hit with a line drive," said Chopp. sible to make success In the second game, the Lakers pounded unatainable? Celebrate Your Graduation Dinner out 11 runs in foe second game, winning 11- I say you reconsider, roll up your sleeves rnd attack what 2. at Johnny Noto's Italian Ristorante^ ever problems forced this de Mike Bell went the distance on the mound, cision in foe first place. Send throwing a five-hitter and to get his first win for Authentic Italian Dining!! out the message that Grand of the yearagaiast three losses. Valley State is not a quitter "It's good to see him put together seven and that you are willing to strong innings. He's been giving us some fight to continue a rich tradi good innings, but then all of a sudden he'll Call for Reservations Today! tion withastronghistory. You blow up in an inning and just hasn't had the must show support for your consistency he needs to have," said Chopp. student athletes and all of the In the second inning, 15 Lakers came to the 791-0092 wrestling community. plate, with Doug Nyhuis, Jon Coso, and Scott Sincerely, Finley collecting two hits each. "1 was really pleased with the way we Thomas Linder performed on Sunday after having a rough OPEN at NOON on Graduation Day! Head wrestling coach at game on Saturday," praised Chopp. i Ashland University The Lakers are currently 12-11 overall, and Saturday, May 1,1993 5-2 in foe GLIAC. 4259 Lake Michigan Drive in Standale WIND. WAVES. & WHEELS 198 Northland Drive, N.E. • Rockford, Michigan 49341 Has a large selection of Bauer Skates, Wheels, and Fads v Also Check Out Name Brands By: •Dr. Martins • Fresh Jive •Blind «Stussy *Droors and a great selection of womens bathing suits. 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The Grand Valley softball James and Stad Lubin scored eight hits. team is taking time off from Kandi Kent won the 400- team lost both ends of two runsapiece, while Bowen Bowen collected three competing — but not from meter dash with a time of doubleheader to Aquinas9- and Kelly Adler each batted hits, including a triple. practicing, coach Gary Mar 1:00.72. 8 and 9-1 last Wednesday in two runs. Knola batted in Trina Sinks tin said. Twelve teams competed: despite strong hitting. Kim Sebesta took the loss, for the lone Laker run. Martin said he has been Alma, Calvin, Eastern The Lakers had 12 hits in giving up three walks and Starter Nicole Stuck, now preparing the team for the Michigan, Ferris, Grand the first game, four more striking out four in a complete 0-6, gave up six hits, eight May 7 conference meet since Valley, Hope, Lansing than Aquinas,butstruggled game effort The loss evened runs, seven walks and the start of die season by be Community, Macomb, defensively, committing her record at 6-6. struck out one in three and ginning with easy competi Michigan Technological, five errors. Grand Valley struggled in two-thirds innings. Allison tion and ending with diffi Olivet, Saginaw Valley and Sheree Knola led the the field in the second gameas VanHom allowed two hits cult competition. University of DetroitMercy. Laker offense with three well. and a run in relief. The women competed in Martin said Saginaw had hits,indudingadoubleand Six Laker errors and eight an unscored meetatSaginaw a home-team advantage, Valley in Saginaw, Mich., adding that the Lakers will Saturday. have that advantage for the Defense Improves in spilt with Hillsdale Martin said if the meet had conference tournament, which will be held in Grand By Kevin Collins Adler and Lisa Stevens col different Lakers scored runs, been scored, the women Rapids. Staff Writer lected die only hits for Grand with Adler collecting two. would have placed second Martin is worried about Valley, each with a single. Allison VanHom earned the behind Saginaw Valley. KellyOberlinwonthehigh Hilldale, saying that the In the first conference ac Adler baded in Misd Ander win on the mound to improve Chargers distance runners tion of die season, the Laker son to score the only Laker her record to 4-5. She struck jump with a height of 5'6" could be the difference. softball team split a double- run. out two, walked none and gave and Jennifer Denton placed "Their distance runners header at Hillsdale Saturday, The Lakers found their bats up six hits. second withaheightof 5'2". can really pull it out," Mar losing die first game 3-1 and in the second game, collecting The Lakers are now 10-18 Amber Johnson won the tin said. coming back in the second 10 hits. Grand Valley put the overall and 1-1 in conference heptathalon with a total of The Lady Lakers will find with a 10-1 victory. game away with eight runs in 3,352 points. The seven- out how good the Chargers Kim Sebesta's record the fifth inning. ^ Grand Valley travels to Mid event hep-tathalon consists are on Friday and Saturday dropped to 6-7 after the first- Stad Lubin, Sheree Knola land to take on Northwood of the 100-meter hurdles, when the Lakers travel to game loss. She gave up six and Adler paced die Lakers University Friday and host javelin, shot put, long jump, Hillsdale for the Hillsdale hits, three walks and struck with two hits each. conference rival Wayne State 800-meter run, high jump, out three. Knola had three RBIs and Sunday. and 200-meter dash. Relays. Vicky Vineyard, Kelly Trina Sinks added two. Nine ■ April 21,1993 The Lanthorn Pace 19 Laker track men prepare for conference meet By Tonya Wilholt points and Bruce Adams jump, 400-meter dash, 110- Hain placed third with a dis University of Detroit Mercy Staff Writer placed sixthwith4241 points. high hurdles, discus, pole tance of 40'115". all partidpated in the com The 10-event decathalon vault, javelin and 1500-meter Alma, Calvin, Ferris, Grand petition. April showers bring May includes the 100-meter dash, run. Valley, Hope, Lansing Com The Lakers will run this flowers... and conference long jump, shot put, high In the triple jump, Dave munity, Macomb, Michigan comint Saturday in the tournaments. Technological, Northwood, Hillsdale Relays at Hillsdale. Laker track coach Gary Olivet, Saginaw Valley and Martin is preparing the men's GL1AC, from p. 16 ------track team for their May 7 guess that we are on a roll." conference meet. Grand Valley finished the regular season with a league "We have something to record of 4-2 and is guaranteed no worse that third place in EARN EXTRA INCOME prove," said Martin."We theGLIAC. There is a possibility that the Lakers will end the have our own goals. They're year in second place. THIS SPRING & SUMMER! Staffing. Inc. is recruiting for light-industrial not as high as the women's, "This team rises to the occasion," Sutherland said. but we really have to work "Whenever we needed a win, someone stepped forward for spring & summer jobs for companies hard to achieve them." us. But Todd [Daniel] and Rob [Gurden] really had a great throughout Grand Rapids! "It's just very tough com week." ^ Come See Us: petition outthere in the men's A dean sweep of the doubles flight helped key the • division," said Martin. "We'll ^ triu m p h over the Tartars. Thursday, April 22 be there in a couple of years. 1:00pm to 3:00pm Right now we just need to At: take this as a learning experi GOLDEN Gl ence." L o cated in G ra n d Valley Food Center Plaza GVSU The men ran in an 12-team TANNING NEW MANAGEMENT! Kirkhoff Center unscored meet at Saginaw Aerobics Now Available! . Valley on Saturday. 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