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Student Senate Elections Held Accidents 3.16 percent of GVSU voted. Becoming a By Pam Thompson News Writer Regularity Grand Valley State’s 1989-90 student sen­ By Tim Syrek ate elections were held on April 5 and 6. News Writer There were 25 open seats on the senate with 41 candidates on the ballot. One senator For drivers of M-45 (Lake was elected by write-in votes. Michigan Drive), accidents are A total of 315 ballots were turned in, which almost becoming a habit. is only 3.16 percent of GVSU’s student body. For the second consecutive Fri­ On April 13th, the new senate voted on day, an afternoon accident at the senate officers. intersection of 8th Avenue and M- The new President is Andrea Battjes. 45 resulted in the hospitalization Battjes has been involved with Robinson of two drivers, according to Ot­ Hall government, and is a member of Zeta tawa County Sheriff Deputies. Delta Chi. She became a member of the The accident at 12:07 p.m. was Student Senate in the fall when she took over the result of driver error and simi­ for a resigning senator. lar to the one last week. A car Rob Konopinski was elected as the new traveling east bound waiting to Executive Assistant. He has been on the turn north, turned into the path of senate for the past year and a half and was on a westbound car. the Allocations Committee. This year he was Last week in the April 7th acci­ Greek Council President. dent, a station wagon turned in The new Vice-President of Allocations is front of an oncoming car and-the Brien Worrell. This year Worrell was Vice- driver was listed in serious condi­ President of Community Affairs. tion at Butterworth Hospital. Candy Cowling, who has been President In Friday’s accident the driver for the past two years, is the new Vice- of the first car, Gerrit Kuipers, 71 President of Appointments. She has been a turned in front of an oncoming car. member of student senate for four years. According to deputies he escaped Wendy Brown, a member of the senate for the wreck with minor injuries. two years, is the Vice-President of Commu­ The driver of the second car, nity Affairs. She has been on the Appoint­ Phillip Jordan, 23, was taken to ments Committee. Butterworth Hospital and treated Along with the new apoinlecs the follow­ with leg and head injuries. His ing members of the senate will be returning: passenger, 53-year-old James Andy Hagar, Dan Kapp, Bethany Lebutt, Delaney was treated and released Bryan Mecklenburg, Kathy Migncco, Scott with neck injuries. Puglicsc, Ken Stewart and Davcna Sumlin. Pholo/Robcrt Cooley Kuipers was cited for the acci­ New Members to the senate are: Kristin Grand Valley's Spring Block Parly rocked to the sound of Armage, on Sunday in dent. Bauman, Tamara Boomer, Amy Collins (by Robinson Field. Last Friday a similar accident write-in), Grant Day, Patrick Dunn, Angelia injured James and Irene Douglas, Groom, Frank Hanke, Becky Hopkins, Chris See M-45, p. 4 Laura, Diane Mills, Janie Pena and Ramsey Reynolds. Students, Faculty Receive Awards from MAGB By Tim Syrek mathematics has managed to maintain a After four long years of school, Bosley News Writer 3.99 overall grade point average at GVSU. plans to eventually become a professor and ^Senator Riegle to SpeaK She is a member of the Pi Kappa Phi use his experience with GVSU professors to At Commencements Two students and two faculty members Honor Society and hopes to attend the perfect his own style. received awards honoring their “hard work University of Colorado at Boulder to cam “My best teachers are those who never Senator Donald M. Riegle, Jr., will be and dedication to excellence” at the eighth her master’s degree in mathematics. stop learning,” he said. “1 hope to let students the .speaker at this year’s Commence­ annual Michigan Association of Governing Her goals are to either teach or go into know that they are educators as well as ments. Boards (MAGB) convocation. some research aspect of the field of students.” He will also be awarded an honorary The con vocation was held Tuesday, April mathematics. Dr. Callahan, a professor of health Doctor of Law degree. Ceremonies will 18lh in East Lansing. The students chosen, ‘The award came as a complete surprise,” sciences, came to Grand Valley in 1979, and I begin at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 29, in both seniors, arc Tammy Sue Alvcslcffcr she said. “ 1 heard about winning it from a secs the award as recognition for all her hard | the Field House. and Patrick Bosley. The two faculty professor who knew before I got the letter." work over the years. R icglc currently serves on three major members arc Dr. Philip Pratt and Dr.Johninc She attributes her academic success to “It blew my mind when I got the letter,” I economic committees of the Senate.— Callahan. hard work and the professors at Grand she said. “I was flabbergasted.. . however i die Banking.Housing and Urban Allans According to Elsa Maynard, executive Valley. there are more deserving at the school." committee, the Finance Committee, and secretary for MAGB, the peoplcchoscn are "All my classes have been relatively small She believes thcawardstemmed from her the Budget Committee. nominated by their peers and advisers. and free to ask questions,” she said. “Grand research in medical technology. Callahan 1 He became the chairman of the Senate “Thc.se awards arc to show appreciation Valley is a good place to learn.” has always tried to remain acuve at Grand Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs for die hard work and dedication to Bosley, a 22-year-old psychology major Valley. She served on the Academic Senate, I Committee in the 101 st Congress. excellence the students and faculty have was startled by the award when he was the Personnel Committee and chaired the I GVSU will confer an honorary Doctor put in over the last year,” Maynard said. notified by mail. University Curriculum Committee. | of Science degree on Ralph B. Baldwin She said all the honorecs received a “I knew 1 was being nominated, but I “The students arc really special here at ! and an honorary Doctor of Humane Lel- recognition certificate from the state never expected to win the award," he .said. Grand Valley,” she said. “I try to bring a i ters on Helen W. Millikcn. legislature and the prestige of the award. “It was a pleasant surprise.” valid interpretation of my science to the Ralph B. Baldwin, an astronomer, Two students and twofaculty were chosen Bosley plans on taking a yearoff from his classroom.” physicist, and manufacturing executive, from each state-funded university to studies after he graduates. After that, he She plans to remain at Grand Valley and has been chairman of the board of the represent die integrity of the university at will either enter the Peace Corps or return to has a son who wd I be attending G rand Val le y the convocation. graduate school to further his education in [ See COMMENCEMENTS, p. 2y Alvcslcffcr, a senior majoring in medieval literature. See AWARDS, p. 4 Page 2 The Lanthom April 19,1989 COMMENCEMENTS April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month Fromp. 1 during and after the assault,” said their operating budgets range from LANSING — Representative one of the fastest growing violent Oliver machinery Company in Mary C. Brown (D-Kalamazoo) crimes in the United&ates, and it Brown. very few dollars to, over Grand Rapids since 1982. announced that the Michigan has no limits as to age, sex, race, SAIN maintains that the $100,000.00. Since these centers He began working for the com­ Legislature has designated the background, or the degree of incidence of sexual assault can be receive very few state or local tax pany during the summer while he month of April as Sexual Assault violence used. reduced through increased dollars, they must compete for. was a student in high school and Awareness Month. community awareness. Awareness grants from the $300,000.00 House Resolution 122, of the needs of both adult and child federal block grant. This means college. * sponsored by Representative This crime of cruel victims by thecommunitycan lead the centers must rely heavily on As an astronomer, his studies of Brown and co-sponsored by 27 to improved treatment of the private donations and their local the moon provided critical infor­ violence— not Representatives, and 18 Senators, victims by the community and the communities for support. mation for space exploration, and passion— leaves Its also honors the efforts of the Sexual institutions that serve them. Brown stated, “We are hoping his research has influenced scien­ Assault Information Network, victim s suffering a With the support and the public will join in observing tific thinking anddiscussion about (SAIN) of Michigan. significant am out o f understanding of the families, April as Sexual Assault Awareness the surface of the moon. He is the SAIN’s goals are to encourage physical and emotional friends, and community, the Month by participating in whatever author of three books on the sub­ greater awareness among the trauma. victims of sexual assault can activities are planned in their ject citizens of Michigan regarding become survivors. communities.” As a physicist, Baldwin’s wprk sexual assault, and to rally support Sexual Assault Awareness SAIN has compiled a list of 50 Only one case in every ten is during World War II produced the for programs that aid in the Month is an important step to Ways to Observe Sexual Assault being reported. It is estimated that proxim ity fuse for anti-aircraft and prevention and treatment of this raising the consciousness of the Awareness Month with ideas as many as one in every four anti-personnel use which allowed violent crime. citizens of Michigan. SAIN and ranging according to the degree of females, and one in every seven - the U.S. fleet to operate in enemy According to Brown, “By the Michigan Legislature, are resources, time, and size of one’s males, will be sexually assaulted increasing the public awareness, asking the citizens of Michigan to organization. waters and which helped save by age 18, and that the majority of we are sending a bold message to use this month to locate a rape Citizens may contact Debbie London and other cities from at­ perpetrators are known to the society that we care about people, crisis center near them and Frederick atSAIN(517)371-7140, tacks. victim.” and will not tolerate this type of familiarize themselves with the or Judy Markusse at Helen W. Milliken has been a “This crime of cruel violence— violence.” services these centers provide. Representative Brown’s office spokeswoman and activist for not passion — leaves its victims Debbie Frederick, director of There are 35 rape crisis (517) 373-6633, if a copy or more suffering a significant amount of environmental issuesand women ’ s SAIN, explains, “Sexual assault is providing services in Michigan. information is requested. physical and emotional trauma rights for many years. As national chair of ER America from 1976 to 1982, she “used her Students May Sue for Missing the Bus position to stump the country for ERA," said the Detroit News in (CPS)— Two more travel students were left waiting in stranded Toronto students say damages of up to $25,000. naming her “Michiganian of the agencies may wind up in court for Jacksonville for transportation they’ll sue if Canada’s Ministry of “We hope to resolve thesitualion Year” in '82. turning student spring beak trips back to campus. They got back Tourism recommends it. short of filing suit,” DeWitt said. During her term as Michigan’s into nightmares. with the help of the city’s Sheriff’s Michigan’s Attorney General's The AG’s office will try to University of Toronto students Department, which arranged for office has sent Skyworld a “notice recover the $391 paid by each longest serving first lady, she may sue Inter-campus Programs other buses to take them home. of intended action,” explained student, “but there’s no guarantee supported passage of legislation of Chicago, charging the company Inter-campus said the buses that Chris DeWitt of the state’s that will happen,” DeWitt noted. to prohibit throw-away bottles and stranded them in Jacksonville, had been promised were delayed Department of Justice. The state Neither Skyworld nor Inter­ to limit oil drilling in the Pigeon Florida. Some 177 Detroit high by bad weather. But the 80 may also file a civil suit for campus Programs are related to River Country State Forest. school students say Skyworld Campus Marketing Inc. (CMI), a Milliken has been a member of ...... International, a local travel agency, Chicago agency under numerous boards and organiza- never showed up to take them to ^ „ investigation for canceling the %vv... tionsv concerned with . environ: Florida for break, despite : • .?ii spring break trips of some 400 mental,civil rights, population and collecting a total of $69,915 from jtw s a Ohio State University students, international issues. them. DeWitt and CMI regional -She has received honorary de­ Skyworld officials did not return representative Jan Berry said. grees from several universities. reporters’ phoned inquiries about the incident. While the Detroit students did not get to leave home, the Canadian Looking for money to help with school expenses?

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At last Thursday's Student Senate meeting the newly elected Senate met for the first time. The following persons were elected to the offices below: Part Time Job Opportunities $8 and $9/hr. President: Andrea Battjes Available Shifts

Vice President of Executive Assistant: Rob Konopinski 4 a.m. -9 a.m. Vice President of Allocations: Brien Worrell 4 p.m. -9 p.m. Vice President of Appointments: Candy Cowling 10 p.m. -2 a.m.

Vice President of Community Affairs: Wendy Brown 12 a.m. -4 a.m.

Library hours for exam week were announced. Starting the Friday preceding exam week and continuing until the Tuesday of An equal opportunity employer M/F exam week the library will remain open until 2 a.m. At midnight the on-line card catalog and CD ROMS will still go off-line. If interested, contact: The final Student Senate meeting of the semester will be held Maureen Hosteter on Thursday, April 20 at 4:30 in the Portside Room/KC. All students Student Employment Referral Service are welcome and encouraged to attend. Siedman House

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Student Senator Sad to Go Dear Editor, As I approach these last precious moments at GVSU, I cannot help feeling a little sadness that my four-year tenure as a Student Senator is coming to an end. As a Senator, I have been called power hungry, greedy, self- centered and non-christian. These comments came from this column in which I am writing now. In my opinion, it is because of this paper, the Student Senate has the opportunity to monitor the “campus climate” in order to produce legislation that can, yes, actually help the student body. The Senate is there for your input and complaints and we welcome all. I’ve sponsored bills ranging from microwaves in the Galley and Deli to lights on the south pathway to Grand Valley Apartments. To many peoples displeasure, I even helped install the Student Life Fee. The Senate is there to help the campus grow and be sensitive to the students needs, but without your input, the children, pro-quality of life,” (April 5,1989). The article between sexual partners. In her own words, she says “the Senate cannot function like a good representative body. stated that 85 percent of all American adults were familiar marriage bed is the most degenerating influence in the social The Senate is a valuable tool for students to use. Many with Planned Parenthood and that 80 percent had a favorable order.” Active in Eugenics Movement (the ‘science’ that institutions do not recognize the student government. impression of the organization. I would propose that 85 seeks to improve races through controlled breeding), Sanger Please get involved. percent of Americans are not familiar with Planned Parenthood sought to protect the freedom and power of ‘superior’ human at all! beings who, she believed, should rule over the impure masses Timothy S. Hondorp Let me state a few facts about the organization. Planned (non-whites). Parenthood operates 60 abortion clinics and terminates 100,000 She called these impure masses ‘reckless breeders’ and No Plan for Planned unborn children every year. Is this pro-family? believes that married couples should be required to get a An ad for Planned Parenthood states “If your parents are permit before having a child and that each permit would be Parenthood stupid enough to deny you access to birth control and you are valid for only one child. Individuals who were declared to be Dear Editor, under 18, you can get it on your own without parent consent. of an inferior genetic code would be sterilized. Is this the kind Call Planned Parenthood now!” Is this pro-family? of ‘quality life’ you support? Imagine my surprise to read in The Lanthorn that The founder of Planned parenthood, Margaret Sanger, Are you impressed with Planned Parenthood now? Planned Parenthood’s philosophy is “pro-family, pro­ was an opponent of marriage and supported a casual connection Dr. and Mrs. George Sturm. the Question: What could the University do to

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Editor in Chief...... Eric C. Nietling Features Editor...... Stuart MacKenzie The Lanthorn is a student-run weekly publication. The majority of its y j j g Sports Editor...... Sarah Stinson revenues are raised through the sale of advertising. The opinions expressed in I A N T H O R N News Editor...... Ann Marie Meldrum The Lanthorn do not necessarily reflect those of Grand Valley State University. Photographic Editor...... Julie Edinger The Lanthorn’s deadline for all ad material is 5p.m. THURSDAY. Production Chief...... Mark Garbc The Lanthorn conducts business at the Kirkhof Center, Main Campus, valley Business Manager...... Stacie Schneider Allendale, Michigan, 49401. Phone: (616) 895-3120 or (616) 895-3608. s t a t l Advertising Manager...... Laura Robinson Subscnptions to The Lanthorn are available for $12 per school year. Make all NIVKRSl l Y Office Manager...... Lora Lamb checks payable to "The Lanihom-GVSU." Adviser...... Lillian Sigal P*ge4 The Lanthom April 19,1989 u . i ■« uu i ■. .i i -i Students Take Over Dorm in Protest (CPS)— Just as a high-powered such issues, said Robert Atwell, group of national college leaders presidentof the American Council announced a project in New York on Education, one of the two April 4 to see if it could measure groups that unveiled the plan for a the “quality of student life” on nationwide look at the quality of service for his campuses nationwide, a group of campus life. father, "Doc" students took over a building at Instead, the idea came from Morris Brown College in Atlanta college presidents who“expressed Flanders, on j concern at what Saturday. The Richard E. "This Is not an Irrational temper they perceive as a decline in the Flanders tantrum... We have gone through ■ quality of campus Scholarship has \ the process. The process has life and in the been estab­ tailed ." character of lished in his* relationships memory. to complain about the quality of among members of the college Donations can student life there. community,” Atwell said. be made to the 1U PTUUC rVbB ttt students and police gathered Carnegie Foundation for the Unhersit outside the building, the protesters Advancemenfof Teaching, headed Fund thr at Morris Brown complained by former U.S. Commissioner of Dr. Don officials had done nothing to treat Education and college scholar Williams, their complaints about bad dorm Ernest Boyer, said they would visit conditions, course shortages and “18 or 20” colleges during the next Makinac “substandard” cafeteria food. year, interviewing students, GVSU; “This is notan irrational temper administrators and faculty Allendale, M l tantrum,” freshman Antoine members about how they feel about 49401 Chancellor told the Associated their campus lives. Press. “We have filled out the They suspect they’ll heara lot of papers. We have gone through the complaints. process. The process has failed.” “Racism, sexism, violence, Several of the country’s most heightened conflicts between Photo/ Julie Edinger dramatic student protests of recent faculty and administrators, poor months— over political and-racial living - conditions in the issues at Howard and Penn State dormitories” are among the Student Confesses to Stealing Wallets universities, for example — subjects they expect students will By Pam Thompson The student, a resident of the The student was arrested and included pleas to officials to cure cover, Atwell said at the press News Writer dorms, confessed to nine counts of arraigned on Wednesday in “other” quality of life issues like conference announcing the study. ------larceny in which wallets were taken Hudsonville. District Court dorm overcrowding and The study results will be Last week, the Department of out of unlocked dorm rooms in He will pay restitution to the inadequate campus security. presented to the ACE’s January, Public Safety closed nine reports Robinson House. owners of the wallets, plus a fine, Student anger had nothing to do 1990, meeting. with the confession of a Grand All the incidents had occurred with officials’ decision to study Valley Student. in March.

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r fALews ‘Editor ^ i Arts & Entertainment Editor r of the personnel and curriculum recitals for local charities. features Editor Pkase Professor Philip Pratt, who could committees and is in charge of In 1988, he was chosen as the r devising a computer plan for the GVSU nominee for the CASE , Copy 'Editor j F university. professor award. r science. He has In a prepared statement he was “The people we award arc described as an accomplished outstanding in their studies and f Other Openings: organist and has g i ven a n umber of actions,” Maynard said. Writers/ Reporters Typesetters Graphic Designers THERE ARE TW O SIDES TO Advertising Copywriters BECOMING A NURSE IN THE ARMY. Photographers And they’re both repre­ Layout Artists sented by the insignia you wear > ______J as a member of the Army Nurse Corps. The caduceus on the left Interested? means you’re part of a health care system in which educational and career advancement are the rule, ' Apply at the Lanthorn Office N ------not the exception. The gold bar ( downstairs Kirkhof Center ) on the right means you command respect as an Army officer. If you’re earning a BSN, write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O Box 7713 Or call 895-3608 or 895-3120 Clifton, NJ 07015. Or call toll free 1-800-USA-ARMY. \V.______J ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU cam BE • > *—-i Thc Lanthbm April 19,1989 Page 5 Book Co's Stop Prof-essional Printers AIDS Cases May Grow on (CPS)— A group representing “We have no comment on Colie uses in Future the biggest book companies in the whether or not there will be a (CPS) - .-V :•* ficant college students, county threatened in early April 'M lawsuit,” said AAP spokeswoman numbers" of who generally are sexually more that it may sue Kinko’s, the Virginia Antos. “We’re notsaying will be suffe promiscuous than other people, nationwide chain of photocopying anything more or less.” 1990’s, as running a high risk of centers, for its practice of helping contracting the disease. teachers engage in “professor “Most students now have a publishing." told a health conference' in fairly good base of information The Association of American Seattle the first week of April about AIDS,” he said. “We Publishers (AAP), based in ‘This is not a potential need to facilitate links between Washington, D.C.,said the practice . / / / ✓ /✓ /✓ /✓ ✓ /✓ problem on campuses,” Dr. what they know and what they of professors photocopying and Richard Keeling, whoalsoheads do.” binding together materials to the University of Virginia’s Keeling thought most of the supplement, or in some cases Kinko’s representatives also health services department, told students now infected won’t replace, textbooks violates declined comment. a regional meeting of doctors, begin to suffer AIDS symptoms nurses and hospital until the early 1990s because the copyright laws. The publishers’ group in 1982 administrators in Seattle. “It’s virus takes that long to destroy Professors claim the practice can won an out-of-court settlement in an established problem.” the immune system. save students from having to buy acase thatcharged nine New York Aboutthrteoutbfevery 1,000 At that point, Keeling expects many expensive textbooks. University professors of illegal collegians carry the HIV virus, campus health services to be Under the “fair use” provision photocopying practices. NYU which causes AIDS, a overwhelmed. “We’re still in of copyright law, professors need professors now need written proof preliminary Centers for Disease the infancy of providing the permission to copy everything, that they have publishers’ Control report estimated last Call. range of medical and unless they, ran pass a litmus test permission to make photocopies. . .psychological-services” needed for brevity, spontaneity and Kinko’s has more than 400 certain kinds of sexual contacts. to treat AIDS patients. “c umulative effect” of the copying the AAP says, to make sure they stores, most serving college Health experts have long on the course. It’s up to Kinko’s, can pass the test. campuses.

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Just giving me the sat­ a little bit more... a I had very little to do on a Friday night I was listless and out of sorts. isfaction of bark­ few more inches... So I decided to brave die ultimate Friday night experience, something I ing and howling When I felt the normally would not attemptJ^lecided to live dangerously.______and -makings foreign sensation on Yes, I speak of the Friday Double Feature. general fuss over my fingers I gave Dead Calm the matter, my dog the hand up for lost. George Miller, that nutty dude responsible for Mad Max, is the person simply paced back 1 opened my eyes responsible for bringing this wonderful thriller to the screen. This film is and forth, waiting several eons later even better than the previews suggest. his turn. and there was the The story starts off by introducing Captain John Ingram (Sam Neill) His eyes bored through me and nously, but instead of looking at dog licking my hand. I checked to and his wife Rae (Nicole Kidman). The couple has recently suffered the for an instant I could almost read the dish of food, he was staring at see that he hadn’t removed any magic loss of their son in an auto accident, for which Rae blames herself. his thoughts— “I am going to bite me. fingers. Too shocked to move, I They are out on a yacht some distance from the Australian coast attempt­ you and it is going to hurt.” I wasn’t going to cry. If I was just kept my hand there and he ing to pull their lives together, when a schooner appears bearing a lone Yes I realized, it probably was. going to be a human sacrifice to kept licking it with his huge, wet survivor, Hughie Warriner (Billy Zane), who tells them that the rest of the the great monster, I might as well dog tongue. crew died from food poisoning. We were playing a waiting game take it like a man. Later that day, I took him for a John does not believe him, and goes over to the schooner to investigate. with death. He knew Mom would “Glynnnnnnn, put that food walk. I returned alone— he’s Needless to say, John discovers the crew dead, but as the result of murder. holler out of the window any where the dog can eat it!!” somewhere on that intersection As John races to get back to his boat, Hughie wakes up and takes off with minute for me to “put the food I was waiting for that Ilooked between Oak and Third.______the boat and Rae, leaving John with the schooner. From here on out the film really gets interesting. Sam Neill has long Martin), K-9 (Jim Belushi), Little been anasset to the screen. In The Final Conflict, he took a devilish Monsters (Fred Savage), An delight in his role as the Antichrist, and ended up making the only worth­ Innocent Millionaire (Tom while part of the film. More recently, he played the part of Meryl Streep’s Cruise), Last Wish (GoldieHawn), husband in A Cry in the Dark. In hisDead Calm role, Neill plays a man Loser Takes All (Molly Ringwald), of action, able to keep a cool head underpressure. Unfortunately, he finds The Line (Sylvester Stallone), himself helpless to assist his wife, who has to deal with a madman. He FamilyBusiness (Dustin Hoffman, must also save himself, as the ship he has been left on is on is sinking. Sean Connery, Matthew Newcomer Nicole Kidman is quite remarkable as Rae. When we first Broderick), My Mom's A Werewolf see Rae, she is vulnerable and upset over her loss. As her situation (John Saxon), Night Game (Roy becomes more desperate, we see a strength in her emerge. Kidman does Scheider), TheBigPicture (Martin Despite all of the sequels due Rock and Critics Choice (both Short, Kevin Bacon), and last but a marvelous job of convincing us of the transition from a distraught out this summer, a few films Arnold Schwarzenegger), The not least, the one everybody has woman to an individual upon whom the outcome of the situation depends. Lives and Loves of a She Devil without the help of a prequel look been talking about, Batman Up to the end of the film, we are still not certain what that outcome will promising as well. Of course, the (Roseanne Barr, Meryl Streep), (Michael Keaton, Kim Bassinger, be. ones I’m going to bring to your Eric The Viking (John Cleese), Jack Nicholson). Billy Zane is perfectly con vincing as Hughie. The character is perfectly attention may be released after this UHF (Weird A1 Yankovic), The list goes on and on, but I’ve normal until challenged or told what to do. Then the character becomes summer for whatever reason. Just Honey, T ve Shrunk The Kids (Rick given you some of the more visually and psychologically frightening. Watch for the chilling scene thought I’d warn you. Moranis), Dead Poet's Society interesting sounding ones. This where Hughie tells Rae that her husband is in the past and that "they" have The list starts off with the (Robin Williams). year is predicted to be one of the to get on with their lives. It is the same thing her husband was telling her surprising film titled State Park And if that wasn’t enough (Tve biggest for movies, so save your in regard to their son. (this is the surprising part, starring got lots more!)... There’s Dick money, dollar days don’t exist in Dead Calm is a marvelous cliffhanger set in a location without any Ted Nugent), and then on with Tracy (Warren Beatty), Rockula many places anymore. In any case, cliffs. This is one horror-on-the-high-seas picture that makes such FX Vampires Kiss (Nicolas Cage, (Dean Cameron, Toni Basil), if you’re a cheap date, wait for flicks as Leviathan and Deepstar Six look silly. Phantom O f The Opera (Rofym Jennifer Beals), Roadhouse them to come out on video. Happy After a quick dinner, I was at the midnights, ready for my second (Patrick S wayze, Sam Elliot), Pink England), Blind Fury (Rutger watching! feature. Cadillac (Clint Eastwood), Sgt. Hauer), Parenthood (Steve Say Anything... I like John Cusack. He was rather good in The Journey of Natty Gann, ***DalbelIo-She and he was pretty funny in A Sure Thing. He usually turns in a solid performance. This film is no exception. Cusack and the cast turn out an Well, is Dalbello a he, she, it or entertaining film in the boy-meets-girl mold. them? Actually, it’s Lisa Dal­ Cusack plays Lloyd Doblcr, a young man who really doesn’t seem to bello. Still confused? know what he wants to do with his life. lone Skye plays Diane Court, the She first started out a few years class valedictorian who has a successful future ahead of her. From this back doing Disco-like music, but rather old story set-up, an intelligent romantic comedy is bom. didn’t getpopular. Which isagood Cusack is a delight as Lloyd. He is the kind of person that you can ’ t help thing, since if she had, she wouldn ’ t f t d t \ C 4 but like. He is actually a responsible individual who genuinely cares for be now. Dalbello soon changed By Kristoffer Gair Diane. It is because of Cusack’s strong characterization of Lloyd that this her musical direction and hit it off fiTm works. If we do not 1 ike the c haractcrs in a film like this, than we wil l hip in the underground scene. not enjoy the film at all. The next question that pops up For An Answer which was later starts ihe album off wkh a jerk. lone Skye is a slightly different story. While she is able to develop the is “How can someone I’ve never redone and put on the Bad Animals The pace then slows down with character of Diane Court to the point that we can like her or dislike her, heard of before be musically tal­ LP by Heart. Though a bit slower Baby Doll and continues on from she has not developed as an actress to the point of having a strong screen ented? Come to think of it, is than the She LP, it was very popu­ there. Tango, the newest single presence. Consequently, at times when she is alone on screen, she was she?” lar in the underground. released, is climbing the Canadian both out of character and confused about what she was supposed to do Well, her previous album, Who She promises to be her best yet! charts like wildfire! Don’t they next. Man For Says, a fancy- name idea It can best be described as a cross get all the luck? Nevertheless, this film works, thanks mainly to John Cusack.and the for “human forces”, featured two between New Wave and Mellow Another interesting thing about delightful character he plays. This film is an intelligent, warm story about people. She and a friend pro­ Rock. Her voice is harsh and Dalbello’s music is the lyrics. One relationships. It’s funny, too. duced, wrote, played, and sang unmistakable, which gives the can tell by the story they tell that Dead Calm is rated R. Say Anything.. .is rated RG-13. Both are playing every track on the LP. I guess that songs a dark overcast sound. One they weren’t written off the top of at Studio 28. has to amount to something. The never knows what to expect from her head. Many hours of feeling album featured a song called Wait track to track. Black On Black See SOUND, p. 10

J .4 Page 8 The Lanthom April 19,1989 The Sew Batman An '80's Kind of Guy ACROSS 35 Scholar 36 Liquid measure By Robert Bennett 1 Collect 41 Agave plant The Features Writer 6 Highways 42 Mistake 11 Having defin­ 44 Danish island Weekly Holy Budweiser Batman! Isittrue? Bruce Wayne an alcoholic? The able limits 45 Skill Batmobile an armored drag car? Batman wearing body armor? 12 Weirder 47 Domesticated Yes dear readers, the rumors are true. And fans of the Dark Knight are 14 Teutonic deity 49 Follows Frl. Ciusswnrd 15 Tardier 50 Biblical weed very unhappy. Nine years ago, Warner Brothers studios began kicking around the 17 Site of Taj 52 Wheel teeth Mahal 54 Therefore Puzzle idea fora feature length Batman movie. Naturally, the rumors abounded. 16 Wine cup 55 Esculent Bill Murray as Batman and Eddie Murphy as Robin? Come on guys! 20 Repulse 57 Wanderer Batman was slandered enough in the ‘60’s in the campy television series 22 Dry, as wine 59 Lay in surround­ starring Adam West as the pot-bellied caped crusader. It wasn’t until 23 Unusual ing matter 1988 when the public started learning about the film did the protest 25 Downy duck 60 Secret agents begin. 27 Compass point 7 Faeroe Islands DOWN 3 Be sick The good news was that Jack Nicholson was being sought to play the 28 Trap— *—• whirlwind 4 Heavenly body part of the Joker and Jack Palance was cast as an underworld crime boss. 30 Concealed 1 Aviator 8 Macaw 5 Mediterranean So far, so good. Then wamer Brothers announced that Tim Burton (Pee 32 Affection 2 Symbol for vessel -9 Excavates 34 Bristle manganese 6 Altar screen 10 Calm Wee’s big Adventure, Beetlejuice) had been chosen to direct the fiim, 11 Is afraid of and he had chosen Michael Keaton (Mr. Mom, Beetlejuice) to play the 13 Sped role of the Batman/ Bruce Wayne. 16 Heroic in scale Hold everything! Michael Keaton? Bruce Wayne is no smilely little 19 Babylonian — abode of dead Irish guy with a receding hairline! He’s a broad-shouldered, muscle------21 Smooth bound, square-jawed fella with a full head of hair! What gives here! 24 Wear away When questioned about this, director Burton told the press that if 26 Nerve networks someone were indeed 6’X' and built like a tank, than he wouldn’t dress 29 Turn inside out up in a cape and cowl to go crime-busting, he’d simply put on a ski mask 31 Evaluates Gimme a Beat on the\ and kick some butt! Burton furthermore defended his choice of Keaton 33 Angered Mike Norman drums it up in last w 35 Declare and suggested that people see the finished product before they start 36 Angry outburst complaining. 37 Heavy volume O.K. I’ll complain later, .$ay, by the way, who wrote the screenplay? 39 Wipes out That’s easy— Sam Hamm (Never Cry Wolf) and Warren Sharren 40 Moving pari (Beverly Hills Cop II). Who? What is this? The rhyming duo writing of motor 43 Raises the dynamic duo? Finals 46 Decorate Time to explain. First of all, this is a different Batman. This is the & 48 Let fall Batman that you fear and respect but it is also the Batman that you can 51 Recede relate to. Plus the conflict between Batman and Joker is a lot more than Library * 53 Capuchin good versus evil. Itis“TheWaroftheFreaks.” Which costumed weirdo monkey 56 French article will control Gotham City? This is the message that Tim Burton will try 58 Coroner: abbr. to convey to the public this summer when Wamer Brothers unveils its Hours “very realistic” Batman. COUfGt PRESS SBtVICt So to all of you fans of the Caped Crusader, fret not. Instead, wait patiently for the release of this summer’s most eagerly awaited movie. Who knows? You might even enjoy it! .

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What makes a band want to Colour is a Hit create music? InthecaseofLiving Colour, who played at Club Eastbrook last Thursday night, it seems to be a social conscience and a desire to break down the barriers of “black music," and break through the walls around “rock’n’roll.” Most of all, it seems they wantto make good,fun music. It’s a shame the Same couldn’t besaidfortheopeninggroup. The Royal Crescent Mob was an exercise in patience for the audience, who had to sit through a forty-five minute set of tedious, juvenile music. While drummer and guitarist showed some talent, the singer and bassist were a complete embarrassment. Eventually though, everyone’s patience was rewarded as Living Colour hit the stage, opening with their first single, Middle Man. (No, At all times personable and during Ih e h u g e crossover hit Cult o/Personalitywasn’t the first involved, the band (especially Cult..., (At last check, the Top 40 Drums. single!) The band then proceeded vocalist Corey Glover and bassist stations, AOR, Z-Rock and MTV •ek's GVSU Studio Jazz Orchestra performance. to play a stunning hour-and-a-half Muzz Skillings) interacted well were all playing the song), long set. Although the sound with the audience and each other. prompting Glover to stop the song occasionally got a bit cluttered, as All of the tracks from their current after the first verse to tell the crowd in Memories Can't Wait, they more album," Vivid, were aired, along apd security guards, in nouncertain than made up for it with excellent with a surprising version of the “colourful” terms, to not @#$% IDAY-...... ------8 A.M.— 2 A.M. renditions of / Want To Know, Clash’s Should / Stay or Should I around. TURDAY ------—------1 2 :3 0 p .m .— 2 a .m . j Cult O f Personality, and What’s Go for their finals. With their mix of driving hard Your Favorite Color? (Theme In order t6 keep the sound r6ck and funk, the band had more ------1 P.M.— 2 A.M. NDAY------Song). consistent with the album without than half the crowd dancing by the ONDAY...... ------8 A.M.— 2 A.M. The band unleashed their anger bringing in akeyboardplayer, both endoftheshow. They provided an at prejudice and society with Which guitarist Vernon Reid and experience that is not for the 1ESDAY...... «8 A.M.— 2 A.M. Way To America and Funny Vibe. drummer William Calhoun made narrow-minded who believe that EDNESDAY ...... ------8 A.M.—-12 A.M. Also, before playing the new extensive use of digitally sampled “black music” begins and ends sounds, ranging from the spoken with Michael Jackson, and that URSDAY ------— 8 a .m .— 1 2 a .m . single, Open Letter (To A Landlord), they urged the audience excerpts of JFK and Malcolm X in rock n’ roll is for whites. They IDAY——------— •—•—•••8 A.M.— 5 KM. i; to support shelters for the homeless Cult Of Personality to the horns in also proved that you can rock and j because, “you never know when it What’s Your Favorite Color?. still be excellent musicians. could happen to you.” Things got predictably wild to $ l t t DEPARTMENTAL HONORS 1989 PHI KAPPA PHI INITIATES Arts and Humanities Division Science and Mathematics Division Kimberly Arsenault Rosanne Barton Donald Andersen. Music Tammy Alvcstcffer Math Julie Beebe Beverly Breen Diane Angle German Nanette Bowen ' Nursing Tina Bruggema Amy Buck-Brown Patrick Bosley English Audrey Cavanaugh Earth Science Cheryl Butcher Randall Chadwick Debra Clauscr Photography Joy Coffman Chemistry Kevin Domcier Pamela Dowd Mardi Crawford Health Communication Theresa Czamopys Group Science: Biology LeClair Flaherty Jennifer Heeres David Dcllloff Music Paul Duckworth Engineering Laurel Hoffman Todd Holleman Kevin Domcicr Advertising and Public Relations Don Durecki Biomedical Science Kathy Kimbel Barbara Kooiker Computer Science: Information Systems Brent Ferguson Broadcasting Sally Dykhuis Bonnie Luce Nancy Lund Steven Pcppcl Spanish Deborah Earl Therapeutic Recreation Kelli McLaughlin Judith Monis Penny Philo Language Arts Mary Flikkcma Master of Science in Nursing William Mousel Lori Oostcrman Craig Reynolds Philosophy Shari Huyscr Group Science: Math Rebecca Reno Barbara Sanchez Laura Scheans Russian Lisa Jipping Biology Cheryl Schaiphom Joel Vandenheuvel Computer Science David Spcas Liberal Studies John King Michele Winegar Anthony Wolfram David Surowitz English Kccna Price Health Science Natural Resource Management Deborah VandcrJact History Laura Rauwcrda Granduate Initiates Nikki Wall Art and Design Jill Ryan Biology Faculty Initiates Physical Therapy Curley bell Krista Wicland Film and Video Rachel Savcllano Philip Pratt Occupational Safety and Health Mary Flikkema Allen Wicr French Bruce Tiejema Allan TenEyck William Verduin Geology Cornelia Gorsline Rebecca Yoder Hospitality and Tourism Management Miles Schmidt Seidman School of Business Cornelia Gorsline Master of Business Administration Freshman Honorees Kelly Klein Marketing Douglas Brouwer Tim Miller Accounting Vanderbush Leadership Award Elizabeth Larson Lori Ramirez General Business Rebecca McDougall Jody Neuman Tom Sail Economics PHI KAPPA PHI Miles Schmidt Master of Science in Taxation Dean of Students Outstanding FELLOWSHIP NOMINEE Finance David Smith Contribution Award Deborah Earl Master of Business Administration Robert VanderMcer ______Cygrid Kristin Allen------Deborah Williams Management Shelia Williams Kimberly Yoder Social Sciences Division Curley Bell Master of Social Work Michigan Association Paulette Fischer Group Social Science: Sociology of Governing Boards Political Science Outstanding Graduates LeClair Flaherty Students Public Administration David Forbes of Honors Program Tammy Alvcstcffer Psychology/Special Education’ Connie Houting Deborah Earl Patrick Bosley Kathy Kimbel Psychology Richard Reitsma Faculty Master of Public Administration Thomas Peterson Dr. Johnine Callahan Linda Rynbrandt Sociology GVSU Peace Fund Dr. Philip Pratt Paulette Sioltzmann Legal Studies Essay Winners Cheryl Vandcrwel Social Work Deborah Earl Theresa Woltanski Anthropology , Richard Reitsma Page 10 The Lanthorn April 19,1989 Pi Kaps PUSHf

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Sutton. Beckstrom. Santarlas come through for Grand Valley GVSU Tennis Tough Competition for Ferris & Calvin By Sarah Stinson spite the loss, the Lakers felt very The highlight of the day came Sports Editor good about how competitive their from junior Tom Santarlas in the play had been. form of his 7-6,3-6,6-2 defeat of The Laker tennis team faced Coach Tim Sutherland summed Michael Avers. Sutherland had their toughest competition of the up the day, saying, “Even though high praise for Santarlas and also season as they traveled to Ferris we played a nationally ranked complimented Justin Beckstrom State last Wednesday. The Bull­ team, I thought the men were not and Greg Van Hoven for the dogs sport a nationally ranked team intimidated and managed to raise cellent tennis that they played. and were simply too much for G V the levels of their own games and Van Hoven and Beckstrom won in taking a commanding win; de- play competitively.” four games each in their singles m atch e s, against Kurt H am m er- schmidt and Scott Ander­ son respec­ tively, but v. collectively took a 6-1,6- 1 loss to the Anderson / Paul Marcum first doubles team. Steve Res- chke and Todd Sutton put up a good fight against FSU, w in­ •» ning six games de­ spite an over- all loss to H am m er- schmidt and Justin Beckstrom continues a big winning streak, here stealing a Avers at the 7-6, 6-4 victory over the Calvin College Knights at third singles. second doubles posi­ next competition coming when two of Grand Valley’s three wins. tion. they hosted the Calvin College At fourth singles, he posted a strong — After bat­ Knights Tuesday .afternoon. The 6-4, 6-4 victory over Calvin’s tling Ferris, Lakers suffered a 6-3 loss despite Spoolhof, and proceeded to team Grand Valley some sensational GV perform­ up with Van Hoven for a dominant took a well ances, and Sutherland was pleased 6-2, 6-1 first doubles romp over deserved with the outcome, saying, “It was the Vanderpol/ Langejans duo. week week a highly competitive match and Sutherland couldn’t say enough away from we played very well.” about Sutton, commenting that, competition, Sutton was the hero for the day, “Todd had one of the best days any with their putting in a tremendous effort for player has had for us. He was extremely focused and controlled Tom Santarlas put out some strong play for and I was proud of him.” GVSU. He came up with the lone Laker win Beckstrom continued his strong against Ferris, 7-6, 3-6, 6-2. play of late, chalking up the other Tennis Photos/ Mary Swanwick See TENNIS, P. 13 Page 12 TheLanthom April 19,1989 ■ - - - ..... - - - - - ...... ■— ... ■ ...... -n -■■■■ - —- Softball Splits with Saginaw Valley & Ferris By Joe Lowden detrimental to the Lakers first place mistakes in the first game against Saginaw Valley with a solid 6-1 Sports Writer contention. “It was a let down for Saginaw Valley on Sunday, and record. us because I know we are better ended up dropping the game 7-4. This weekend the Lakers will After successfully splitting its than Ferris. Mentally I don’t think However, in the second game, host the Laker invitational, double-header with first place we were up for them," Dilsworth the Lakers did not back down. GV involving teams throughout the Saginaw Valley State, the Lakers added, “I think that the second won the second game, much to the state. With only three more were stunned by a split with Ferris game could be a factor in the delight of of Dilsworth and her opponents before the big GLIAC Slate (1-2, 2-1). According to division conference.” squad, asshecommenled, “I think tourney, Dilsworth is hoping her coach Sue Dilsworth, the Bulldogs Last Wednesday the Lakers we played very well against squad doesn’t run out of fuel. In of Ferris aren’t up to the level of swept the double-header from Saginaw and I was very pleased to fact, the Lakers were granted the Lakers. Grand Rapids JC, and set their split with them.” Monday and Tuesday off for rest Dilsworth stated that the 2-1 loss mind on first place Saginaw Valley The Lakers are now in second by Dilsworth. “I think my girls are to Ferris, in the second game of the State. place in the GLIAC conference, just tired. I gave them Monday Halstead's double-header, could be The Lakers made a few mental with a 3-3 record. In first place is and Tuesday off just for rest.” Kim Goerner, senior, picks up a hit for the Lakers Court (right). Grand Valley celebrates strong offensive production By M ark Halstead in a home game last week (below). Sports Writer Photos/ Maiy Swanwick Qag£-Signings Head basketball coach Tom Villemure is looking to make that final step to the top after finishing with a 22-6 record and in second place in the Great Lakes Conference this past season. ~ Villemure and lop assistant coach Chris Davis made the first step in that direction by signing Terrance Williams and Anthony Davis to National Letters of Intent last Wednesday night. The big thing that these two players will give us is that they are fine all-around athletes,” stated Villemure. “They have the total game, where they can run, jump, pass and move their feet well.” Williams was a unanimous Class C All-State selection as he led Cassopolis to the state semifinals. The 6-6 forward averaged 24 points and over 15 rebounds a game and Grand Valley Crew Team has z;srCK was selected All-Lakeland conference. in the pole vault as Mark Cosby “He is a good scorer who can play inside or out, he has a good Winning Day at Notre Dame took first with a vault of 14 ’8" and jump shot as well as posi-up skills,” his partner Brian Hull finished in By Kristi Mattson placing second and third in their Dame, Milwaukee and others. The commented coach Davis. second with a vault of 13’0". Guest Sports Writer respective heats, both making second 4-man shell placed fourth Anthony Davis was first team finals. The B boat dominated the in their heat, just missing finals. Wade Sikkcma earned second All-Suburban Athletic Conference The Grand Valley Rowing Club finals, beating both MSU and Notre The 8-man shell finished fifth out in the high jump with a6 ’0" attempt and was a member of the All- saw another successful day on the Dame, with the A boat pulling to a of seven. Again, all shells finished and Joe Skrycki earned second in Metro Detroit first team playing road Saturday when they traveled strong fourth place finish. within a 40 second time span- a the discus with a toss of 151 ’2". for Willow Run High School. The to compete at Nome Dame. The The men’s openweight 4 rowed very close race. Coach Clinger’s thinclads gave versatile 6-4 forward/guard event was an 1800 meter race, a close race, with all five shells The novice women raced only an all-around performance in every averaged over 21 points, 13 rebounds, and five assists a game with competition provided by finishing within less than 40 one 4-man shell, but took it to the event offered. finals. They placed first in their and was also a second team Class Northwestern, Chicago, DePauw, seconds of each other. GV finished Jeff Seidel added support with a and Michigan State Universities, third, beating Loyola and MSU. heat, beating MSU and Notre B All-Stale selection. fifth place finish in the javelin along with Notre Dame, Culver The varsity women’s team was Dame. They took third in the “Anthony possesses a very good (174’0”), Jeff VanMetcr crossed Military Academy, Loyola High faced with two tough races. The finals, missing Notre Dame by less vertical jump, and he is a versatile the finish line sixth in the 800 with player who can play guard or School, and the Milwaukee lightweight 4 fell to Notre Dame titan five seconds, but beating MSU a time of 2:01.15, and Grand forward,” added Davis. Rowing Club. and Chicago, placing third. The by 30 seconds. Villemure and his staff are not The first event of the day was openweight women’s 4 also placed This weekend’s performance Valley’s 4 X 400 meter relay team yet done signing as they expect to the men’s varsity lightweight 8. third. was very strong, especially against finished fifth with a 3:32.82 have more commitments in the The Grand Valley crew was able The novice men’s crew raced Notre Dame and MSU, two of the showing. upcoming weeks. to grab a sound second place finish, two 4-rnan shells and an 8-man. team’s regular competition. The The Laker men ’ s next track meet beaung Loyola. These eight men One 4-man shell placed first in crew is looking forward to next will be Saturday, April 20lh when Sprint; Game Scheduled split to row two 4-man shells later their heat, making finals. They weekend ’ s regatta at MS U to pro ve they travel to the MSU Invitational This Saturday the Grand Valley in the afternoon. The A and B ended up with a fourth place once again that GV crew is one to in East Lansing. boats rowed in two separate heats, overall, placing ahead of Notre be reckoned with. See HALSTEAD, p. 14

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Bailey broke swimmers in four events, the 200, One coach moves up and Michigan for Arizona State season gathering; with thirty-seven the men’s 100 yard freestyle record 500, 1000 and 1650 freestyle another is fired. This year has University. He did what was individuals receiving their varsity at the conference championships events. At the conference been especially cruel to the right for Bill Frieder and Bill, letter this year. The team will be and was part o f the record setting championships he finished third coaching profession. Why is it Frieder's family. graduating three seniors, all keys 200 yard medley relay, 200 in the 1650, chopping over 40 that the NCAA Tournament has Bo Schembechler had all the to this year’s success - sprinter / freestyle relay, and the 400 free seconds along the way. put so much pressure on coaches right in the world to assign Steve butterflyer Jeff Bailey, sprinter relay. Over his four years Bailey Esch, who had not swam since all over the nation? Fisher the interim head coaching Dave Scholz and breasts troker has been part of 19 record setting the seventh grade, also had great If acoach doesn’t make it into job for the tournament Bo felt Lynne Dykema. swims. r time improvements over the course the tournament for aiew years, that Friedex hadn’t any loyalty Die GVSU men’s team posted a Laura Block was as solid as her of the season in the 50 yard he is considered a failure. to Michigan, therefore a loyal win-loss record of 7-4 with a third mane, winning the 100 yard freestyle and the 100 and 200 College administrators are Michigan coach had to coach in place GLIAC finish, and (he freestyle 6 out of 7 meets and the backstroke events, finishing tenth handing out walking papers like the tournament. women were 8-5 and finished 50 yard freestyle three out of five at the conference meet in both of office memos. Let’s remember The Athletic Director at ASU fourth at the conference- times, as well as the fact that the those. what these coaches are trying to had all the right in the world to championships. Both the men’s freestyle relay teams she was on < Pugh finished tenth in the 500 achieve. They are providing demand a response from Bill and women’s teams won the won 8 out of 10 races. Block has free and seventh in the 1650 free athletes with a basketball Frieder in the designated time GVSU relay meet Academically, been partof 35 record swims in her events at the GLIAC experience and a college allowed. The director had the teams also stood out with 21 two seasons at GVSU. championships. She improved her education. pressure from alumni, individuals posting a GPA of 3.0 Freshman Pete McNamara, Lori times by over 12 seconds in the College basketball is exactly supporters, and players to find a or higher during the fall semester Esch and Jacqui Pugh received the 500, nine in the 100, and 33 in the how iUs worded. It’s not just coach for next season. Also, and placing five on the dean’s list. Captain’s awards as most 1650. college or basketball, it is a ASU wanted to use Frieder’s combination of the two. If a name for recruiting as early as SOFTBALL coach puts together a program possible. Women's Track Keeps Fromp. 11 that wins games and graduates It wasn’t Frieder, Bo, or its players to become successful ASU’s fault. It wasn’t in life, then in my eyes the coach anybody’s fault The coaching win for Grand Valley, at third Up Winning Streak is a successful one. change was simply an singles, and sending the Knights’ Ifacoachcaresabouthisteam, unfortunate event with harmful By Franklene Hodges her5-21eap. Dana Mast also did a Langejans home with a 7-6,6-4 fantastic job in the javelin with her is enthusiastic about the program, consequences. It happened Sports Writer defeat. and continues to move in the without any way to stop it. throw of 116’2. Grand Valley has three more right direction, then he is a good Frieda- received his job, Bo got The Laker women set the pace The 1500 meter run was matches before they close the coach. I’d like to see more his coach and a national this past weekend and were hot dominated by Sandra Terrel, who winning coaches fired that championship, and ASU found enough to turn out some blazing ran a strong 4:45.8. season out at the GUAC Champi­ violate NCAA rules, and let’s acoach. No harm done. performances at Hillsdale College Angela Frick showed her speed onships on April 29. The Lakers give more recognition to those among the five team field. in the 400 meter run with her fast will travel to Alma College on coaches who have a high In the long jump, Leigh time of 1:02.5. The other Laker Friday for a 3 p.m. meet, take on graduation percentage. See HYSTERIA, p. 15 Ranburger broke a school record sprinter, Amy Parsil, placed first Hillsdale Saturday at 1 p.m. and in two events, capturing a first in with her extensive jump of 17*9-3/ Olivet Monday at 3:30. 4. 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N U TheLmthom April 19,1989 A*' • HALSTEAD'S COURT Jay Edwards is a similar, yet contest. Hull stepped into the As Schaefer Sees I t ... different case. Similarly, he has From p. 12 position and threw for 1,869yards, while completing 136 of 261 passes By Sieve Schaefer draft in light of certain not either graduated or even for 13 touchdowns. Spam Writer circumstances. Apparently, the exhausted his eligibility. However, State football team will play their “If the season were starting today probation of Barry’s school was the NBA does not have nearly the 17th annual Blue and White spring Barry Sanders, Jay Edwards, enough to gain him entry. This constraints regarding football game at Arend D. Lubbers Hull would be starting,“continued Beck, "but the season does not Sieve Walsh and TimniRosenbach sets a bad example and precedent underclassmen that the NFL does. Stadium. are all familiar college sports for further entry by underclassmen, Thus, Edwards will be in the NBA Head coach Tom Beck and his start today. They will both play a names. These four athletes have as once again academics have taken draft this year, but what will itcost staff conclude four weeks of lot in the fall and will both see another thing in common; they are a back seat to athletics. It seems as him? Fust, he is still a raw talent, practices with the contest, and look plenty of action.” all underclassmen in their if universities are becoming minor and raw rarely leads to NBA super at the game as a chance for the The game will also showcase respective schools. Also, the leagues for athletes rather than stardom. Second, if he fails, he players to showcase their skills in some of the Lakers top performers aforementioned four have all learning institutions. Each athlete has no degree to fall back on. front of the fans. for the 1989 season. Sophomore sought or are seeking inclusion in should be required to get a degree Finally, he lacks in maturity. At “This is morally an important fullback Eric Lynch (11 TD’s in either the NBAor NFL draft These before leaving school. Indiana, Edwards had both gamefor the kids,they getachance ’88), tight end Bob Mitchell (3S men wish to give up their final Consequently, I condone Sieve disciplinary and drug problems. I toperform in a glorified scrimmage receptions), and Alex Preuss years of college eligibility for the Walsh’s departure because he has don’t think that he is ready for the situation,” commented Beck, “As (Sports Ulustrated’s National rewards of the pro millions that a degree despite having a year of NBA talent-wiseormaturity wise. for the coaches, we have already Player of the Week for catching 5 supposedly await them. However, eligibility left. However, I do not Edwards needs to grow up and put accomplished what we wanted TD’s in a game last season) will some serious mistakes may be condone Rosenbach’s decision off the dollar signs for a few years. during the practices, so the game help lead the offense. being made. because he is not a graduating I realize that Magic and Isiah left itself will not tell usany more.” Defensively GV will be led by Generally, professional sports student, rather he has simply spent early for the NBA too. Physically, An interesting note to the game DT Darin Mulcahy, LB’s Robert have not condoned hardship four years at Washington State: they were far superior to Edwards; will be at the quarterback position, Bell, Bryan Cook, Baart Duffield, draftees. Until recently, the NFL Some students take six to eight however, neither of them has a where incumbent starter Jack Hull and Charles Sippial, along with has rejected underclassmen unless years to get a degree, and whether degree. Maybe they didn’t need a will be battling with junior Robert DB’s Shamus O’Keefe and Mike they have either spent four years in a student has been in school or not degree considering their respective Huntforsignal calling duties. Hunt Slazinski. or graduated from school. for four years does not necessarily talents. But, just what are colleges was the projected starter heading Two 14 and 12 minute quarters However, recently, such entitle him toadegree. Rosenbach and college sports about? The into play last season before he was have been scheduled for the game underclassmen as Barry Sanders should havetogethisdegree before answer appears to be money, not declared academically ineligible that will begin at 1:30. have been allowed to enter the departing for the NFL. education. the day before the season opening

Americans Think Winners Are Cheaters THUBSDBY. APRIL 20 (CPS)-Most Americans believe athletes in defiance of sports rules worldwide TV audience, also the colleges that regularly field the that prohibit colleges from giving found that a majority of Americans ° Bas®DbiiOD vs« Staton lEtaOgtolso HDIH° 1 p.m. best teams sneak illicit payments their athletes anything except believed colleges fix grades. to their athletes and fix their scholarships. A full 80 percent of the athletes’ grades in order to keep The poll, conducted in mid- respondents favored the NCAA’s FRIDAY, APRIL 21 them eligible to compete, a Media March and released April 3, the new Proposition 42, which bars General-Associated Press poll day the University of Michigan colleges from giving athletic » SaiFMbaDll- ILaIk«r nutvSHadtamaO- 1® a,im« found. nipped Seton Hall to win the scholarships to students who can’t ° T«ttun3s All ana- 3 jp«an. Fifty-four percent of the people NCAA Division I basketball meet NCAA academic standards. polled believed schools pay their championship in front of a

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- S tew Maher eff p erpstra receives the Don’t get me wrong; Steve Athlete of the Week Award for Fisher did ah outstanding job coaching Michigan in the hfs continued offensive production as tournament But. Jd o n ’fitiink he a part of the Laker Baseball squad. should have received the head coaching job at Michigan. Despite a recent; position change, the I can’t see a assistant coach 6’- r , 200 pound junior from Allendale advancing to a head coach at a Big Ten school without previous head continues to post big numbers. l j j | coaching experience elsewhere. I their games last-week, Terp scored believe he should have paid his dues at a smaller college as a head six runs, had seven hits, nine RBI's, coach. and two home runs, both coming In a If I was the athletic director at a major university that had just won single Great Lakes Conference game a national championshipand I was against Saginaw Valley State. in need of a head coach, I'd look for a head coach with some solid :______" ______J experience and a good winning percentage. Michigan could have SATURDAY, APRIL 22 done better. But, Fisher is a great . • W M ft« (Gann®- Lmlblktirs SftadH®nn* Cinderella story and Bo had a lot Don t get wrecked, it wxire not sooer- ofpressuretohuehim. Time will H:3alklla®

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