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by Gayle StJragjJo Staff Writer Volume 2N, Issue 12 (irund Valle\ Sate l niu*rsit\ \o \e m b e r 17, 1993 The Recreational Facilities Planning Committee beg an meeting with architects Wednesday to decide how to proceed with the remodeling of the Fieldhouse, hoping to finalize those plans by mid-December. The addition will serve as a complement to the existing arena, according to committee chairman Ronald VanSteeland, vice president for Finance and Administration and treasurer of the Board of Control. Facilities fees will be used to finance the three-year $4,900,000 project ■ “We have a lot of priority-setting to determine, based on how much things will cost” VanSteeland said. “We want the Board of Control to approve ^pur plans in mid-December so we can get started in January.” • VanSteeland said the committee is looking at three basic goals. The first goal is to build an addition onto the Fieldhouse that will be used as a recreational gym with basketball courts and a jogging/ walking track. Secondly, remodel the space inside the FieltmtSOse, building a new fitness center on two levels to include the current weight room and two squash courts. The final goal is to devise a master plan for outdoor recreation fields which will be generally north of the Kleiner Commons. The outdoor fields would be used for softball, intramural football, soccer, volleyball courts, ice-skating, parking and possibly concession storage. Construction of the fitness center is scheduled to begin in March or April of.‘94 and expected to be completed by that August The recreation fields would be under construction in May of ‘94, to be completed by September‘94. The gym will take longer, with construction beginning in April ‘94 and finishing by June of ‘95, VanSteeland said. Not having enough gymnasium space for everyone is currently a problem, according to Leroy Hackley, assistant director of health, recreation and wellness. The scene at the 3rd District Congressional Debate held in the Eberhard Center. From left to right; Republican Vent Photo by Jim Dottic “Right now, you might want to go running or play basketball, Ehlers, Independent Dawn Krupp, and Democrat Dale Sprik but if there was a basketball game that night, a track meet, or a volleyball match— you can’t get in there,” Hackley said. Student Senate hosts forum for congressional debate ‘T o be able to get an additional gymnasium, dong with the ------Ehlerssaid. “That is a trust fund and should be kept separate. Iwill current space, is really going to free up some of that time so we can by Gayle Sdratgio certainly vote to keep that separate.” start intnunurals earlier, and we’ll have a facility that will never be StaffWriter The topic of health care availability was another topic each closed down to student use,” Hackley added. candidate agreed on. Another important goal of the committee is construction of the The Student Senate sponsored a political debate Nov. 11 at the “We must have a national health insurance policy that provides new fitness center. Eberhard Center entitled “Decision ‘93: The 3rd District for universal coverage,” said Sprik. “I think a fitness center is a must," Hackley said. “We now Congressional Debate.” Featured in the program were Republican Krupp agreed saying, “Health care should be available to have students who are more knowledgeable about fitness-type Vernon Ehlers, Democrat Dale Sprik, and Independent Dawn everyone. We should take all government money, put it in one pot with one program, one policy, and one form to fill out Those Phase see FIELDHOUSE, p. 2 Krupp; all competing for the seat of the late Congressman Paul Henry. uninsurable, and those that don't have insurance, then would buy The candidates answered questions from a panel composed of into the government package on their ability to pay— some would Rep. Hoekstra deliversStudent Senate President Len VanPopering; Mary Eileen Lyon of get it free." WZZM; Ted Roelofs of the Grand Rapids Press; and Chris Ehlers elaborated on the current health care plan proposed by HalsneyuofWOOD. Questions were also taken from the recording President Clinton. support for NAFTA studio audience, with the show taped to be televised Nov. 12 on “We also have to have more emphasis on prevention of illness WGVU 35 and WGVK 52. because that's far less costly than medical are,’ Ehlers said. “I by Jim Class “Sponsoring this debate provides an opportunity to help Grand admire President Clinton’s goals of universal access and greater StaffWriter Valley students, as well as others in the district, leant more about emphasis on prevention, but the money is not going to be there and the candidates and their positions,’’ VanPopering said. the cost figures they have are false. When I first read them, I Congressional Representative Peter Hoekstra held a press Matthew McLogan, vice president of political university decided that President Clinton had finally inhaled. conference Nov. 11 in the Kirkhof Center’s private dining room, relations, moderated the debate. “Another reason the plan won’t work is because most of the on the reasons for his support of the North American Free Trade Among the topics directed at the candidates for comment were burden is going to fall on small business which is currently the Agreement (NAFTA). Until last Thursday, he had not gone public political action committees, social security, cultural diversity, major job-producing segment of our economy." with his decision to support NAFTA. health care reform, the North American Free Trade Agreement, the VanPopering directed a question to Sprik concerning the In his speech, Hoekstra talked of the challenges and the Clean Air Act, and Pell Grant funding. inequity of the Pell Grant program funding. Congress authorized progress that will come under N AFT A. Emphasizing his hope that The candidates agreed that Congress has abused the social funding of up to $3,900 per student, while the appropriation is the American economy will become less regulated, he said that security system. actually $2,300 per student. This represents a $1,600 disparity free trade would be a progressive step. “I think it’s intolerable that Congress is using money out of the between the authorized and appropriated amount He also commented on the surplus of Mexico's agriculture, Social Security Trust Fund and using that to balance the budget,” Please see DEBA TE, p. 2 saying that even though Mexico's agrarian community may have to downsize, the Mexican people were prepared to face this challenge. When addressing the agreement's impact on Canada, he Forum investigates/attacks course fees explained how they will be able to phase the agreement in with less by Janet Meana “Course fees are not a good way to go," Gracki said. His difficulty. Canada and the United States have already made a Newt Editor personal prediction is that GVSU will eventually go back to a bilateral movement toward free trade. He doubts that Canada’s “uniform flat tax,” otherwise known as tuition. It’s easier to Prime Minister will hold up NAFTA. Nonetheless, he displayed Course fees were labeled a “necessary evil” and an “awkward allocate funds and easier to understand, he said. the need for positive thinking on all three accounts by saying that way of dealing with courses” at the open forum held in the Mainsail Tuition would increase about 15 percent if course fees were NAFTA will need “dynamic agreement, with all its partners Lounge of the Kirkhof Center on Nov. 10. eliminated, Fletcher said. committed to success.” Panelists included Associate Vice President of Academic Tees in the Seidman School of Business have been During the question-and-answer period, he argued that by Affairs John Graclri, Dean of Students Bart Merkle, Assistant controversial,'' said Gracki. Glenn Pitman, dean of the School of selling off surpluses to Mexico, new products would be invented, Provost Robert Fletcher, and Student Senate Vice President of Business, has established a flat rate for core courses to cover creating more jobs. Community Affairs Peter Tadros. computer expenses. Therefore, students in some classes don't see Regarding the fear of falling wages, he noted that export- Course fees, which were initiated about two years ago, are only the direct benefits from their fees. related jobs have wage increases of 12-5 percent. approved for classes that require special equipment, consumable Courses fees came out of necessity not out of choice, Merkle Hoekstra came out in support of NAFTA after many of his supplies or have extraordinary overhead. said. The question is, “How to keep pace with technology.” colleagues had decided against it. He previously had spoken to Students recently have been voicing complaints about the Computers are general purpose equipment, Fletcher said, Ross Perot, Lee Iacocca, Michigan labor leaders, and various excessive amount of course fees, causing the Student Senate to which have a complex overhead including software, supplies and constituents. He also co-signed a letter to President Clinton warning investigate the possible misuse of the fee. Gracki said that each repair. They are also consumable, in that every three years they are against higher taxes to make up for lost tiriffi. t couse fee must be handled on a class-by-class basis. outdated and need to be replaced. DEBATE, from p. 1 —;------— funding should be based on need “I ask that when you listen to all of FIELDHOUSE.frxmp.l activities and when they get to school “I’m very much in favor of the whether it is social security or student us you listen as though you’ve a surprised at what their money is going private aector being guaranteed by the bans. potential employ a because that's what they expect to have that The fitness for,” he said. “When this project gets government student loans, "Sprik uid. “We’re got to stop the massive youare,” she said. “You'regoingtobe center would be one of the most used done, we’ll have one of the finest “I think that’s the American way. If, in give-away programs,” Krupp said. “I hiring one of us to do a job for you.” rooms on campus, asid it’s going to be recreation athletic complexes in fact, they want to make, up the The three candidates did disagree “I chose to run as an independent the social center of the Fieldhouse.” Division Two and we’re going to rival difference by guaranteeing the loans, I on several issues ranging from the so we can break up the party-politic- “The whole planning committee a lot of Division One schools.” think that it should be done— without workability of NAFTA to the loaning ing in Washington. I have nothing went to Central, Western, Michigan getting the federal government ofmoney to Russia. They also provided against Democrats and Republicans— State, Eastern, Hope College, and The staff of The involved in appropriating the money some background information on we just have loo many of them.” Toledo,” VanSIceland said. “We had Lanthom wishes you a forit. If you get a good education, then themselves in their opening and closing £prik says that eversince he started guided tours to study other university safe and happy you ought to pay it back.” statements. running the five minute biography on recreational facilities.” holiday! Ehlers agreed that student loans Ehlers said he ran for Office initially television, people have been asking The committee is composed of 18 should be made available, but he because(former President) “JetTy Ford him whose farm that was. people from faculty, administration, opposed the uneven methods used by encouraged me to dp so. “That’s my farm, and I’m even and eight students from the Student Congress in granting educational funds. “My legislative record includes more proud to say that’s my family," Senate, allrepresentingvarious aspects “What you’re referring to is a game important acts as the ‘911 emergency Spriksaid. “I’m running for Congress of thecampus.BobStodola, fieldhouse the Congress often plays, and that is telephone services act’which has saved because ail those things mean a great manager said he is very pleased with authorizing a large amount of money many, many lives in the state, and the deal to me and the future of all our the student involvement on the but only appropriating a smaller infant testing act which tests newborn homes and families are in jeopardy.” committee. amount I think that’s a despicable infants for certain diseases and thathas McLogan ended the debate by “The student senators on this practice and should be stopped," Ehlers also saved hundreds of lives and reminding the audience that election committee have done a wonderful job said. “At the fame time, in honesty to prevented many children from day is Dec. 7 and that the polls are open representing the students," Stodola you, I have to say that I would not be in becoming permanently mentally from 7 ajn. to 8 pun. said. “They’vedonetheirhomework.” favor of increasing the grants because retarded.” Hackley agreed and feels everyone Remember that classes we have to balance the budget” Krupp likened this debate to a job will be pleased with the finished resume on Nov. 29th! 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Last Week *Tottl Slamming to "ONYX" at the Fieldhouse on Saturday. For more Air Band photos, seepage 9. Photo by ErikHoIladay Traffic accidents 1 18 Harassing/obscene phone calls 1 5 Malicious destruction of property 1 10 Faculty and staff encouraged to contribute Transporting open intoxicants 2 5 Hit and mn 1 6 by Wendy Galbraith payroll deduction will amount to a helped many different campaigns, Staff Writer MIP 2 10 yearly contribution of $208. Resident including the Grand Design effort for Larceny 1 12 Lubbers has arranged to make a the Eberhard Center, the Kresge The faculty and staff have been Car fire i 1 1 matching contribution from GVSli’s Science Challenge Campaign, the asked to contribute to at least one of Retail Fraud/2nd Degree 0 1 accumulated endowment earnings. Water Resources Institute Campaign, the Grand Valley State University Driving while license suspended 0 2 In thejiast, the contributions have and various scholarship funds. endowments or other university funds Driving while license denied 0 1 oftheirchoiceduring the 1993 Faculty/ OUEL 0 8 Staff Campaign, which begins Nov. 1 Bring a little warmth to those cokti dreary days. Campus Trespass 0 5 and ends Dec. 31. Suspicious incidents 0 3 The main purpose of this campaign Forcible Rape 0 2 is to provide students with scholarship No insurance 0 1 money to aid college expenses. During Assault / . 0 2 the 1992-1993 school year, 225 Public peace 0 1 students benefited from these Forever „ Speeding 0 1 scholarships. Attempted suicide 0 1 0-3426 Lake Michigan D r j r f f l Last year the Faculty/Staff Possession of stolen property 0 1 Campaign raised more than $91,000, Abandoned vehicle 0 1 with a participation rate of 48 percent. 10% off Reg. Membership 7-2222 The goal for this year’s campaign is a ' Tanning Memberships Available • Walk-ins tjfelcon ♦Total for FaD‘93 50percentparticipati()ni»te,andMaiy MIP k Minor in Possession s r Seeger, dean of academic resources OUIL = Operating Under the Influence and special programs, thinks it is possible. Briefs: “We have the highest percentage of employees who contribute to First Place...... $50* According to Grand Valley State University Police Department reports, university funds out of all public SOCOIld two students living in Robinson HaU have been receiving harassing and PlaC0....$3O* institutions in Michigan. It’s just obscene phone calls. The report stated that they had received about 100 calls Third Place...... $20* incredible," said Seeger. in the past month. Hie two students believe the caller is a male that also lives *(gif* certificate to Camera Center) ^ The contribution can be made in the residence halls. There are no leads or suspects. through payroll deduction. An $8 TopTon threethroe plusnliiQ threethrno honorablehnnnrnhlo 1? mentions will be printed In Issue #14 of The Lanthorn!

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College students 't v o te Money, not liberals, controls Here’s aomebadnews, good news despise, they respond with energy to and some reflections on the recent the changes they seek for the public our thoughts and media Harwood Group’s study of college good. students and politics. For the sake of our country, how kyjMM ClMi The bad news is that most college do we move from the excessive Staff Writer students did not vote in the 1992 pfftjiniam of our college students to Presidential election. A safe bet is that the constructive role they can play in fewer will vote in the forthcoming their nation’s future? Vaclac Havel, Every I time I Rad articles about political correctness and thought control, December election. the playwright who survived prison to they make me want to laugh. 8 The good news is that many more lead Czechoslovakia to its First of all, where did the term “politically correct” come from? From old college students voted in 1992than in independence from the Soviet Union, news dippings, I’ve found that being politically correct means that your line 1988. Perhaps the trend is up as the worked on its democratic form, and of thought is in accord with that of the government’s (usually of foreign country appears to sense an end to who presided over the separation of countries). Since that definition appears rather obvious, let’s apply it to our “politics as usual.” his country into separate democratic government Looking behind the simple republics says: “When a person Among other things, our government has not enforced environmental or numbers on turnout, the study offers behaves in keeping with hi* conscience, mote bad news and good news. The when he tries to speak the truth and bad news is that many students have when he tries to behave as a citizen even under conditions where Robert Clarke the name of national security. Now, it seems tom e that those actions aren’t given upon the political process, more citizenshipisdegraded,itmaynotlead exactly what one would call politically correct In fad, I think being than die rest of the country. More bad Public Administration to anything, yet it might But what politically correct has very little in common with the government for the news is that students don’t see politics surely will not lead to anything is when government’s words and actions are two different things. as problem-solving, but as a means to degraded or endangered. a person calculates whether it will lead Students are able to do more for The eighties are a very , good (though often misrepresented) example. personal satisfaction; citizenship is to something or not” If that is the right Reagan’s tax cutof 1981 seemed the perfect tool for economic growth, since viewed almost entirely as a matter of our democracy than the general public course for a believer in democracy it would give consumers more disposable uicotne. However, high interest individual rights. because they are skilled at thinking, rates, resulting from deficit expansion and a tight monetary policy, destroyed The good news is that when under a dictatorship, surely it is the expressing ideas and critically the recovery. So, in the tradition of many militarists, we spent a lot of money students are given a chance to imagine least one can do when the chains are examining alternative values and on defense to stimulate the economy. While preaching laissez-faire economics, ah end to political practices they off and we can practice without being Please see VOTE, p. 5 we also bailed out business at every turn. Many multinational businesses received money from the government Finally, we wake up to the size of our rs to the Humane Society deficit and who do we blame: why, the poor, of course! They obviously need to quit being so lazy and go get aReaganite minimum-wage, no benefits, 15- discriminates hours-a:week job to feed their family of four. If that isn’tridiculous enough, let's talk about liberal, politically correct “thought control.” against students Trying to capitalize on the fears of people who read 1984, the right-wing often refen to any liberal movement as one of “big government socialists” On October 6, 1993,1 picked up a or brings up “thought control. ” If those who read the book understood it, they Does inaction a good president make? copy of your weekly newspaper and would remember the irony of the fascist Big Brother calling himself an Starving people are predicted to be said. was shocked to see a picture on the English Socialist (Ingsoc). The irony in this situation was that every principle the norm this cold winter mtoe former Why doesn’t Clinton “do front page o f about twenty dead cats of socialism was twisted into its opposite by the party. In other words, all the Yugoslavia while the woriaWatches somethingTItisoftensaidthatClinton and dogs. The article was titled, positive aspects of socialism were twisted into their rightist opposites to with ambivalence. acts in ways that will ensure a “good” “Controlling the Pet Population: control the thought of the population. An example of modern “thought Ambivalence because while no one place in history. (Invariably, presidents Killing not the Solution.” 1?ie article control” is anti-discrimination laws. After all, you’re farcing business not to wants to see people starve, neither are put into “good,” “bad,” or “was he explained how the Humane Society^ be able to fire who they want; that is anti-capitalism. No, I’m afraid it is doeafrnyone know exactly how to put a President?” categories. As the third “forced” to eliminate hundreds of merely anti-racism. Wait a minute-what about the racist? You’re forcing the an end to the strife and revolting civil is probably worse than the second, animals every week. racist to change his mindl Not so. I may be telling the racist he may not use war that continues virtually unaffected most Presidents strive for the first. I At die time the article was released, hisweal th or superiority to dimmishone who he feels is inferior, but I am not by. UN mandates and seemingly used “most” instead of “all” to leave a( my roommates and I were considering in any way preventing him from thinking, assembling, or speaking. incessant negotiations. Besides, one gap for Nixon.) Could this be the reason buying a pet. Reading this article For that matter, it’s dm rightists who try to mess with speech. Jimmy can easily flip the channel when Clinton fails to act? propvoked the fourof us b contact the Swaggartkilkda 10 million dollar Pepsi commercial wiihaphone call. Don pictures of the carnage in the Balkans If Clinton were to act, chances of Humane Society about buying apuppy. Wildmon (President of the American Family Association) got CSS to take cometothelivingroomviatheTV.lt success—that is, ending the civil war She gladly gave me directions to the Mighty Mouse off the air. These people gain power by appealing to the . is regrettably easy to put this carnage and getting food to the people—would Humane Society and off we sped to checkbooks of those who think “family values” means all that is good in out of one’s mind. unfortunately be slim. If such action pick up our new roommate. America. “Family valuea” include discriminating against gays, ending “Shouldn’t somebody do failed, and the U.S. became enveloped When we arrived we were told to fill welfare, wasting mote money at the Pentagon, and closing government from something?” one might ask. (“What in a quagmire, Clinton might fall into out an application. This detailed review by the public or Congress, that is the price wepay for the family. Keep have you dope?” would be my the dreaded “bad” category. By failing process took about twenty minutes. in mind, this rhetoric comes from people who think Huckleberry Finn is response, but not a very appropriate to act, however, it seems unlikely that After answering a countless number of racist, and Salvador Allende’s (who we murdered for copper mines) wife is one, as this little piece of writing Clinton will be taken out of the “good” questions, we were told that we could too dangerous to speak in the country. represents the sum total of any action category (which all Presidents are in not adopt a puppy because we were Why don’t we hear any of this from the “liberal” media? Much to the I myself have taken. I thought about until they really mess something up). students. light’s dismay, the media isn't liberal. As mentioned before, twelve CEOs the problems, but again, it’s too easy to Maybe Clinton should timidly The Humane Society’s philosophy control monopolies over 80% of our media. If you think these executives are put the problem aside.) attempt to ensure his place as a “good” behind this blatant discrimination is liberals, think again. Their multinational corporations benefited a great deal Since UN action (or inaction, president by keeping the U.S. military simple: because students have the from Reagan’s “laissez-faire” mercantilist policies. Thus, what they don’t depending on one's viewpoint) has not out of the Balkans, thereby eliminating tendency to move from apartment to want us to read doesn’t get in the paper. Not to mention the self-censorship ensured that those people affected by any possibility of failure—and also apartment, they often are forced to editonJiave to go through to keep from offending their advertisers. Yet, by geography—that is, stuck in the middle any possibility of success. After all, in give up the pet and release them into givjng the people a scapegoat, the reportersfwho have to color the news to of a civil war in the Balkans—will not pursuing this policy, history will likely the wild, leaving the Humane Society keep their jobs), no one really bothers with what goes on behind the scenes. starve, should not Clinton take some view him more favorably. with the responsibility to pick up the So next time you read Time, USA Today, or any other happy media, take action? Or, maybe historians should change animal and find him a new home. it with a grain of salt When you hear “political correctness,” take some time After all, hadn’t Clinton stated in their views as to what constitutes a Obviously, the Humane Society to clearly think about the issue. But when you hear about “thought control,” his campaign that the U.S. should do “good” president feels that they are protecting animals keep in mind who's really controlling, how much they're making, and why. more to end the bloodshed? Maybe by carefully selecting who they allow campaign promises should not be S.P. Sal ay to adopt Their goal is to ensure that all mentioned. “Read my lips...” Enough their pets go to loving homes where they will be cared for. I applaud them Jennifer Matic Gay rights mean equal rights for their concern and for the effort they • Editor-in-Chief • be able to show public affection like Janet Meana Ever since I heard about the “Wear somewhere else. Come on, the Bible everyone else. If you don’t like it, you put forth to guarantee the safety of the • Newt Editor • Denim for Gay Rights Day,” I was was used to show that black slavery in don’t have to look, and if you are in a dogs and cats they house and feed. LynndJeTant wondering what the gay rights activists the south was perfectly acceptable. situation where you cannot avoid it, be Nevertheless, I find it hard to believe • Atmosphere Editor • were talking about. What rights were As for the people who do not like civil and fair. Homosexuals have the that they practice such discrimination. Rebecca Andrews I understand that they need to be «Entertainment A the Aria Editor« they looking for? Didn’t gays and homosexuality, who is asking you to? right to express and practice their Brian Rutkowdri lesbians already have rights like As some have said, homosexuals are sexuality. If you are afraid or disgusted selective, but our application was • Sporti Editor • everyone else? I did some searching looking for acceptance and equal with that, that is your problem, it shows denied before it was even read. My ErikHolladay on my own and listened to what a treatment from others-rights that all you need to learn more about yourself. roommates have all raised dogs before, • Photo Editor • couple of people had to say and what humans should have and shoukljive Homosexuals should have the right to and we all fully realize that adopting a Kathleen Beany their impressions were on the Gay to others, at least to people who do not pet is a long-term commitment When • Editorial Auirtant * serve their country if they so choose. Mike Ring Rights Movement. intentionally or through severe Everyone else can if they pass the we attempted to explain this to the • Layout E dita • I had heard some would never wear negligence harm others. physical. Homosexuals should be woman, she replied, “We are very firm Mart Rumaey denim on that day. Their reasons for Homosexuals are not looking for recognized and not ridiculed for their with this policy. Students cannot adopt «Art Directa • not supporting gay rights ranged from, special rights. The term gty rights, as lifestyle. pets.” LoriGranlman “even the Bible says homosexuality is understood by most of the people I I found the people I talked to either Because the woman refused to give Julie Radedd James Class evil,” to “1 don’t like that kind of talked to, and the way that it should be tolerant, unconvinced, or vehemently us a chance, another dog was killed. • Copy Editas • lifestyle,” to “all they're looking for is taken, means basic civil rights. against ‘ homosexuality. The people Each time they deny an individual, a GatyLaFood special rights.” Homosexuals, like everyone else, who were tolerant leaned to believe dog or cat is added to the pile of a • Business Manager • I got pissed when I heard these should have the right to many the ones that all people, regardless of any trait, carcasses. It seems that the Humane Chris Olsen things. When I hear people quoting the they love. Homosexuals should have have righto as human being!. Same Society is so wrapped up in its rules • Advertising Manager Bible to prove a point, I have two the right to raise children; this right Lawrence Beery felt that basicrighto need lobe clarified and policies, they forget what should •Advisor* words to say: Grow up! Everybody should be dependent on the quality of and enforced. Others felt that be their ultimate goal: end the slaughter knows-that the Bible has been so the individual's character, not sexual homosexuals should beabie to do what of hundreds of innocent creatures. severely edited that it contradicts itself. preference. Homosexuals should have they want without pushing their beliefs We did eventually find our new The Lanthom Staff By only looking at select parts of the the rightto walk down the street without ontoanyooe or bothering other people. roommate, Apollo, a six-week old M isting cosh farTbs Laotian an covered4 it Bible can a point be proven, because worrying about getting tunned because I feel that people should five husky, from a breeder. He is well taken part by year Student Life Fee. counter-examples can be found of who they are. Homosexuals should Please see R IG H TS ,p, 5 Please see D O C .p.S RIGHTS,frmmp.4 VOTE,frump. 4 ------— DOG, from p. 4 they want, and do whatever they want, like to show people there are different c m of by the four of us, as difficult as unfair and must be modified. While itudy they have an attitude problem when they want,regardlessofaiiy traits ways to live your life. If everyone it sometimes may be. We all love him they attempt to look after the best that will not change until they they possess. Alllaskforis that people acted alike we would destroy ourselves very much; however, it is sad to think interest of the animal, they neglect to “appreciate the common seme be responsible for their actions. Homo­ as a race. REPETITION DULLS that some other small puppy at the do so in situations such as this that practicality of our system, have the sexuals, other minorities or any olher AWARENESS AND Humane Society was or will be occur every day. I fail to see what is so imagination to change it for the group, no matter bow unacceptable CONSCIOUSNESS. destroyed because ofahsndfolof close- humane about an organization that better, and alter their concept of society sees them, should be able to People need to realize that minded individuals. discriminates against people and ririzenshiptoembraceactions aimed speakabouttheirbeliefssinceevetyone homosexuals, as of y et do not have I believe that the Humane Society slaughters animals as if it were at the good of our countiy rather else does. A great responsibility comes equal rights. Do homosexuals have the needstoopen their cages to more people “business as usual." than the calculation of their narrow with an inalienable right If you don’t same rights when they can’t marry? and interview each potential petowner interest!. Beyond that, like all like what is said, respond intelligently Do homosexuals have the same rights as an individual, not as a student, or Craig Collins citizens, they know how to make and civilly. If you don’t like what is when Ralph J.Marino, majority leader apartment owner. Ifeel that they should our system work, how to keep it happening aroundyou, act accosdmgly in the New York Senate, helped kill look for the best pet owners that they from declining, and how to reach and with foil knowledge that you will legislation to guarantee civil rights to can find, however, broad rules the democratic promise for which be held responsible for your actions. homosexuals? How about the second excluding lsrge groups of people are People should express themselves amendment of the state constitution of many in the world are risking freely as long they do riot harmothers Colorado legalizing gay bashing? Did everything." (feelings not included). you know that you can be fired for This would appear to have little to do with the imminent December The people who did not care seemed being homosexual, or that you can be 8 election, but that election would to think differently. Some said evicted from your home because you LANTHORN homosexuals would be getting more arehomoitegnial? Homosexuals do not be a good occasion to begin in a small way to bring informed students rights than they need. Others just have the equal rights that they, being, wanted to look away from the whole people, should have. Maybe because into the political system. Although CLASSIFIEDS situation and be left alone. people aredeniedtheserights,weought there are no presidential How can anyone think that these to pull together under a different communities; determine broad . rights are more than what is needed? banner human rights. policies for our schools; position Your Connection The whole movement is based upon our country in the global economy; wanting to be treated as a human, akin direct the future of the American to the Civil Rights Movement in the Frederick Bakaik health system; form the American sixties. The Gay Rights Movement is role in the complex struggle of the same thing only broadened to fit nations looking for recognition and/ more types of people. Also, the group or democracy; rescue our young 14,000 N.O.W. (National Organization of November 17 is the people and cities; keep or change Women)announced that “lesbian rights birthday of Wilma the role of money in elections. For are inextricably connected with Mankiller, chief of the starters, these ought to grab any other students! women's demands for full reproductive Cherokee Nation of citizen’s attention— even with freedom, equalpayforwomen’swoik, Oklahoma. election just around the comer. an end to racism and freedom from violence and harassment.” People opposed to gay rights think that gay rights activists want homosexuals to have special rights and that they should never get them. Others opposed said that homosexuals were looking for special treatment, and that they should just not say anything and act like everyone else. First, homosexuals do not want to have special rights. Most gay rights activists do not believe in special rights for anyone, nor do I. These rights listed above are not special. They should be the rights everyone has; the only reason they might seem special is because so few people have all of them. 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They also hope to work with worked behind the scenes Nov. 13 at Iboto by Kathleen Beatty the university to organize acompetition the third annual Veterans Pow Wow at Native American club member Jenny Kellog participates in an Inter-tribal dance at the Veterans Pow Wow held last PowWow in the winter of 1995. the Grand Rapids Community College Recently, Dean of Minority Affairs Saturday at the Ford Fieldhouse in Grand Rapids. Ford Heldhouse. The event was held Donald Williams assisted the group in honor of the Forgotten Warrior. well-known head dancers, drummers. For Church and the other members, honor of the 241 Marines and sailors with a$l,000grant for the coordination In an attempt to become more singers, and tradesmen. foe Veterans Pow .Wow is a sacred who died there, Church ceremoniously of activities at GVSU, in honor of active in the Native American Actively participating in the Pow ceremony, a way to honor the warriors danced in their memory. NarionalNarive AmericanMonth. The Community, members of the Native Wow was a mile stone for the club, who gave their lives, as well as those GVSU Sophomore Jenny Kellog money will be used to bring in lecturer American Club assisted the Grand said Church. The club's advisor, who have returned. The tradition, said has been adopted by one of the Pow James McGurken, as well as fund a Rapids Inter-Tribal Council, Vet Associate Professor of Anthropology Casey, is strongly rooted within the Wow regulars to be taught more about drum and dance exhibition and other Center, and GRCC in the preparation JanetBrashler,is creditedfor instilling Native American culture. their ways. cultural activities. of traditional Indian fried bread. Other Church and the others with enthusiasm. Church, a five-year veteran of the “Even though I’m Caucasian,”said Until the last four yean. Church tasks included set up and ticket sales. “I had this idea, but I didn’t know United States Marine Corps, felt Kellog, “everyone here is accepting of has felt the pressures to conform to the President Casey Church waked how to make it happen,” Church said. especially heartened by this years me.” ways of the dominant white society. first hand with the Pow Wow “But then I took the steps to write the theme after having lost two friends in Two earlier attempts in 1986 and He hopes the Native American Club committee to coordinate all volunteer constitution, and after seeing how much the 1983 terrorist bombing of the U.S. 1989 to start a club at GVSU failed, will help Native Americans and others efforts for the event which featured support there was, it just fell together.” Marine Headquarters in BeruiL In said Church, because of their exclusive bridge the gap to better understanding. Grand Valley: Life Science complex, which she said IfltC TtlC ti COtlHCCttOtlS QYOUtld tJlB ^lo b B effects everyone. Other important board which reaches all around the issues deal with the student facilities by Lyaadle A. T aes world. People can discuss issues and rewarding fee and the recent autonomy of the Atmosphere Editor then send responses which take one schools of Nursing, Social Work and day to reach the entire world. Education. Computers areusedforpcrfoiming Controversial issues can be discussed and exciting “Growth brings new issues,” said various functions like wadprocessing, and users can find out how others Enright oonceming the new science databases, and spreadsheets. However, around the world think and feel about b y lM T s s r s a building and new autonomy of the computer applications are growing and issues. Social computer, recreational Staff Writer three schools. Americans can now communicate with and other hobbies are also discussed Enright said that in order forGrand people throughout the world without through Internet Jean Enright, executive assistant Valley to maintain its low tuition costs leaving their desks by accessing If you have a question concerning to the president of Grand Valley State and its faculty- student relationship, it Internet your homework, car, computer, etc., University, said she feels really lucky must “work in a range that makes it Internet is aco 11 ection of networks you can pose that question on the to be a part of the Grand Valley accessible to everyone.” which all share the same protocol Itis Internet and someone somewhere may community. Besides working with her Looking into the future, Enright an electronic highway fo r computer have an answer for you. collegues, she said working with hopes that Grand Valley will continue communications. Erickson corresponds with quite a students mdividually makes her job on the same growing path. With the Assistant Professor of Computer few people solving problems, enjoyable. Jean Enright, executive assistant to science complex construction started Science Carl Erickson used the discussing ideas andreseaich projects. Enright, who has been at Grand President Lubbers, enjoys working with and the Seidman School of Business’ following example to explain Internet The Internet E-mail system at students and student organisations. Valley for seven years, is an Arkansas International Business Building on the The thing with the Internet is it is just GVSU is currently available to native who did her undergraduate work downtown campus in the works. Grand a highway, you don’t go out to computer science majors only. at Hendricks College, AK. She earned organizations and that she never knew Valley is moving inapositrvedirection Interstate 96 and just stand there, you According to Dave Darnell, Director her M.S. at Western Michigan howastudent gov emmentworked until that will “internationalize education,” use it to get someplace: that’s what the of Academic and Administrative University. Before being employed she started working with the students she said. Internet is like, you have to tell it Computing, an experiment with here at Grand Valley, she was the on Grand Valley's Student Senate. Enright stressed that throughout someplace to go. computer science majors is set for this Assistant Superintendent for Grand Enright also goes out into the her career here at Grand Valley, she Currently, Internet has 13 million academic year. This experiment will Rapids Public Schools. community representing Grand Valky wants to maintain “direct personal users throughout the w ald and the study how E-mail can most efficiently Enright’s main responsibilities at various functions. She says it “brings relationships” by working on specific growth rate continues at 1 million users operate withover 13,000users. Future concern assisting President Arend D. a connection to Grand Valley.” This is projects and “making contributions per month, according to the goals include expanding the system so Lubbers in his duties. She also works done through the community she works with direct involvement and with a International Internet Association. that all students can access the Internet with the Board of Trustees and with with in Grand Rapids and with local purpose.” She saidshecan accomplish The networks are divided into system, this will happen when the faculty and with campus events and school districts, which includes a this by working with students on an regions. MichNet is a part of Internet technical and financial problems are projects. partnership with Ottawa Schools. individual basis. This is what continues that accesses all universities in the worked out The entire student body Enright said she most enjoys One of the current issues she cites to make her work at Grand Valley state and has public dial in sites. currently has a limited access to general working with students and student as important is the building of the new exciting and rewarding. MichNet is then connected information systems the Internet offers. nationally to the NSFNET, National This communication is impersonal Science Foundation Network. yet Erickson believes there are some Students to experience world hunger NSFNET isthebackbonethatgoesall advantages to that. by Stephanie Masrs from First World, Second World and you who don’t have food and it plays around the country hodring all the “It's really neat that you have some Staff Writer others from Third World countries. on your emotions,” said Lohman. regional networks together. layer of anonymity. You don't get The cards are divided up by the Entertainment will be provided by From here, connections can be immediately judged by whether you ’ re Imagine walking into a room and proportion of people in that world. S.T. A.G J;., Students Technicians and made throughout the country, making short, fat, tall, pretty, ugly,” said seeing people eating-some at tables Actors Guild f a Entertainment. They it truly around-the-world com­ Erickson. and others on the floor. Students who *You se t people will be performing a drama for the munication. Internet allows people to send Banquet There also will be mimes At the lower end are local area participate in the Hunger Banquet will around you who messages at any time, and people can experience this and more. present and they’ll represent the networks, which is what Grand Valley respond when they get a chance. VolunteerIG VSU is sponsoring the d o n 't h a v e f o o d different worlds. State University is a part of. All local Internet has bred one problem; second annual Hunger Banquet on and it plays on As partakers enter the banquet there networks connected to a regional there are many things out there, it's Tuesday, Nov. 23, at 6 p.m. in the will be slides shown. These will be network connected to the NSF network hard to find out where to get certain Promenade Deck. your em otions-..' representing different world poverties are, in effect part of the Internet. information. Tools to aid in finding The banquet is to help OXFAM or incomes. Through Internet, information can certain items are available. America raise money. OXFAM is an The world that is picked will Lastyear’s banquet was Volunteer! be received fronumiversities, libraries, "It allows me to be a part of a agency that helps international hunger determine what type of food is eaten GVSU’s first It had approximately research institutions, and companies. broader community, I can and teaches Third Worlds countries to and the conditions it is eaten in. First 100 participants and raised $400. Anonymous FTP(File Transfer communicate with people all over the The banquet is open to students provide for themselves. World characters will eat at tables with Protocol)is probably themostcommon world and feel like I’m connected to and the public. Tickets are $5 for the "They (OXFAM) don’t just pass candles and nice meals. Third W ald use of the network according to what's going on,” Erickson said. public and $3 f a students. They can out food, like a lot of agencies. They characters will eat rice on the floor Erickson. An example would be getting Erickson said it also gives students be bought at Volunteer! GVSU office, actually teach them how to help near those who are in the First W ald computer software from Purdue a sense that they are living in a world located on the main level of the Kirkhof University and downloading software themselves,” said Amy Lohman, countries. that is txoader than theGrand Rapids Center. Those who are interested can onto a computer at GVSU. president of Volunteer! GVSU. “It’s powerful just because people region, which not everyone has; that is call and reserve them if they are unable Erickson believes students will use When participants of the banquet really get into their roles and you really going to be very important in the future. first walk in they will draw a card. This experience what it is really all about. to pay f a the tickets right away. Ticket USENET the most when it becomes card will represent a character they You could be in a First World, and feel sales end Nov. 19. available. It’s a distributed bulletin will be that evening. Some will be what it is like. You see people around i onl ih coupon with ly n o lid a V VST FR $10.00 FOR VISITS 4 sponsored by Black Student Union. Student Black by sponsored etr ' Center of Grand Rapid*, Promenade Deck, Kirkhof Center Kirkhof Deck, Rapid*,Promenade Grand of 9 ajn. - 4 pjn. 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I'd like strawberry ice cream instead m ovie, I « m hoping Hurt it There will be free admission, » d of vanilla if you have i t If not, then no would end on a happier note, I the concert is open toboth the public ice cream, just whipped cream, but wasn't disappointed with the and students. only if it’s real If it’s out of a can then ending -• it had a more The Madrigals will be tinging old English madrigals. Some of nothing.”—Meg Ryan, When Harry realistic outcome than the MetSaUy these songs will only have one "fairy-tale" endings of some Meg Ryan has a kind of quirkiness singer per part, demonstrating the movies, that she brings to her comedies. She’s fluency of the singers. faked an orgasm in the middle of a performances. QuaidpUys the troubled The Chamber Choir will be crowded restaurant in When Harry Met man very well—Idon’t think heimiles performing folk longs of the early Sally, switched bodies with an old man once during the entire movie, even partof the century. Tim Hutchinson, in Prelude to a Kiss, and sang (if you with Ryan’s upbeat humor, such as who it in four of the five choral can call it that) “Great Balls Of Fire” cracks about him going bald if he groups, will be the soloist for this along with Tom Cruise in Top Gun. She doesn’t take his hatoff andlet his scalp group. brings some of that quiikiness into her breathe. Ryan has the same southern The Chamber Orchestra under new drama Flesh and Bone when she twang as she does in Top Gun, which the direction of Dr. Copenhaver, teams up with real-life husband Dennis is cause for even more humor. In one will be performing “Adagio for Quaid. scene, she cooly points a gun at her Strings," a well-reknowned ■'-v.. i " i- Sexy as ever, Quaid plays Arles husband andmakes her demands, while orchestra piece. All three groups - Sweeney. Arles is haunted by his past her husband and Arles squirm until she will also be combining to perform which .was spent helping his father’s puts it away. I'm a big Meg Ryan fan, Hadyn’s “Te Deum.” criminal schemes. As a boy, Arles and I find her actions and facial The conceit consistsofthe three would work his way into a family’s expressions hilarious, even in smallest ensembles, enabling them house by claiming to be lost and the dramas—maybe that was why my to use Cook-DeWitt to their full family would give him a meal and a roommate and I were the only ones benefit Normally there would only Photo by Erik Holbdiy bed to sleep in. After the family was laughing during some parts of the be two conceits in a semester. asleep, Aries would let hit father Roy movie. EllenPoole says that thereason into die house to rob the family of any The movie would have been an for the extra concert is “the ’s club scene valuables. One night Arles entered extremely depressing one had it not expertise, in all the ensembles, is at the home of the Davies. The plsn went been for Ryan’s one-liners and actions amuchhigherlevdthanintbepast. as usual, except that the Davies’ son throughout. The struggle that faces The singers are able to learn more woke up during the robbery and alerted Quaid is played very dramatically to music in a shorter tone. They're so series: techno night his father. Roy murdered the entire the ending when he finally resolves his dedicated, they wanted to be able to by Cory D. Obca environment. family except for the infant daughter, conflict and ties up those "loose ends.” perform another coocert." Suff Writer When it comes down to it, there is Kay. Roy blamed Arles for the murders no shortage of techno places in Grand because he had not made sure that the ■ ■ - . / ■ t ■ - , M Strobe light*, iweating figure*, «nd Rapids. Just call around for days and family was asleep, and Arles was forced a big “JAMES BROWN IS DEAD,” times and you'll setyourse If up. 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From whet 1 • Open weekdays with evening and Saturday hours Patterson bar, the ckib will be mostly devoted GVSU Student discounts available every day! to techno music, soil ahouid be jretty Clyde Park & 54th Street i^ r S r S ^ i Call for an appointment • 895-9550 - 6173 Uke Michigan Dr) When they did, I felt like I was at a “Grateful Dead” concert The crowd went wild when singerfoaasistJohnette Real world feeds Napolitano asked how everyone was doing. Screams of joy and excitement con Encompassing Nov. 17* Dec. I were heard when she accepted the gift students with experience / of a necklace from a fan. I couldn’t by Darlene Baa f > T « ( believe the followers that this group Staff Writer guests will be dining in the high Nov. 1-24 “PictoriaUsm Kalamazoo class environment of the first r C ory D. O bea Reconsidered,” artistic photo- On November 23 at 6 pm the world. Thirty percent will be in Staff Writer \(Jeband played an array of songs graphy from regional collections, the t-shirt-and-jeans world of from the post and present, the most Promenade Deck of the Kirkoff at the Calder Gallery. second world nations. The’ Concrete Blonde conquered the popular being tyeir smash college hit Center will become the‘teal world.' majority of people will be State Theaoe last Sunday, Nov. 14. “Joey** from the album Bloodletting. Hunger Theater is a banquet Nov. 17-20 SfadeatOae-Act experiencing the poverty of the Clad in everyday apparel, the band Truthfully, this w u really the only that will be a “good simulation of Festival, sponsored by S.T.A.G.E lest-than-glamorous third world performed with volumes of song that I had heard from this great what the world is like,” according andtheSchoolof Communications. countries. A lottery will be drawn enthusiast!* ' group other than the Hendrix cover to Karen Sanders, president of Admission is $4. Louis Armstrong to decide who will dine in each The evening started out with “The they did. The crowd erupted and sang ST.A.G.E. Theatre, Calder Fine Aits Center. world. Oblivious,Ian interesting band with a along with the heart-felt words from Hunger Theater will be sponsored by 15 different student This banquet will be a true touch of fare. They were quite “Joey.” With Napolitano’s strong, Nov. 19 Sc 21 Cinema Tech organizations that will help pay for educational experience. It will let impressivefot times, especially when piercing vocals, I felt chills rising up presents “37/2” at7pjn. Mainsail, costs. All donations will go to us live a life we may never see but th^playetfanoldOzzy Osborne tune. my spine. It felt as if everyone was Kirkhof Center. often give our spare change to Theft set ejfled when Co ncreteBlonde family, a truly enjoyable experience. OXFAM to help feed the world. There are three sections to the help. Hunger Theater allows us to came out aid joined them in their final Seeing this band for the first time, Nov. 20 Cinema Tech brings banquet. Each section is modeled experience the lives we are trying song. I’m sorry that Ihadn’tseen them before. you “Night On Earth» at 7 p.m.. after the environment of first, to improve. Admission to the Blonde hit the stage after the switch I will definitely purchase their new Mainsail KC. banquet is three dollars. Don’t over and rocked for about eight songs album and see them again in the future second, or third world countries. Approximately 10 percent of the miss out on a chance to help. without acknowledging the crowd. if the opportunity arises. Nov. 21 Concert. Madrigals and Chamber Choir, Ellen Pool conductor. Free. Cook-DeWitt Center.

Nov.23 Concert Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Concert Band, Samuel Mcllhagga, conductor. Free. Louis Armstrong Theatre, CFA Center.

Nov. 23 GVSU Studio Jazz Orchestra, 9 p.m., Kirkhof Center. Free.

Nov. 23 “The Last Emperor” Academy Award for Best Picture. Presented as part of the Foreign Film Series and showing in 154 Lake Superior Hall at 7 p.m. Free.

Nov. 29-Dec. 17 A rt Exhibit. B.F.A. (student) exhibitions. Calder Gallery, CFA Center. Off-Campus Nov. 2 5 -Dec. 11 The Grand Rapids Civic Theatre presents Charles Dickens' “A Christmas Carol” The play will be the version adapted for the stage by award­ winning playwright Israel Horovitz. For reservations, call 459-7146 after noon on Monday, November 22.

Nov. 26- D ec 2 “Un Coeur en Hiver” shows each night a17:00 and 9:10 at the Knickerbocker in Holland. A beautifully done French-language drama set in the world of classical music. English subtides. Call (616) 395-4950.

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Many of the songs are of Staff Writer get it out of my throat a moderate tempo but give the night away wheels in Brian Myert-go seeapsychotogist impression of being slower, due to M arK m h If you had haMtoria, how would Mike Maule - m other myself in Rob Dickinson’s (vocals) style of Staff Writer you rid yourself of it? V ida Vapor Rub and go to bed ;% v tinging. His useofthesaesura, which On November i ) , from 9 t o l l Staff Writer Andie - have sex til it left my Margi Peterson-tkink some lemon is a brief, meaningful passe used for pun., the Jazz Orchestra will be system juice reflection during the song, is oneofthe playing in the basementofKirkhof. Shelly Chase-puke Well, some of these would help. Chrome the album by Catherine stylistic changes that I would like to Wheel, is the iweeteat thing line* bell The jazz group will be playing MsrBen Cubia - go to the hospital Personally, I would brush my teeth see him use more of. bottoms, tie-dye, and Woodstock (in everything from Big Band Swing for a doctor’s advice and cany mints or something for my Many know the song "Crank" and dance tunes to ballads. With free *69). As many know, dris. croup is Sarah Kassel-brush my teeth about FOUL BREATH!! base their knowledge of the band on admission and refreshments served, opening for the INXS concert. Cool this song. My favorite song is “Swim beans! this is a great way to meet new in Me." This is the best song on the people. The album is very deep and takes album due to the sense of hopelessness The group meets four days a some “digging” to get to the meaning and sorrow Dickinson manages to weekfor an hour under the direction of the songs. However, coining to the portrayinit I can’t wait to see them in of Bob Schechtman. With only Tutoring For Law School undentanding is the band’s gift to the concert and I hope all of you go (even worid. eighteen members, this select group if it’s only to see the opening act). promises loads of fun at the dance. Admission Test INXS coming to GVSU live baby live $220 b jM k tR fc g Staff Writer there’s no better way to listen than at a students a discount! My God! What Classes Limited to Eight live, you heard me correctly kids, live are you waiting for? It's not like you INXS and Grand Valley. I never show! won’t get a good seat! Besides, if you Call (616)785-977 thought I’d aay those words in the Starting the show off is Catherine don’t go, I’ll have to send a big guy same sentence, but it’s true! INXS Wheel, another incredible hand playing named Guido after ya. You wouldn’t by Jan. 15,1994 will be hitting the Fieldhouse on tome incredible music. “Chrome” is want that, now would you? 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