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Grand Valley State University www.lanthom.com Thursday, October 7, 2004 Credit cards drown students in sea of debt iPods, a respectable DVD rates, a student ’s credit intention of going credit card companies m Frequent library and a very card debt can quickly thousands of dollars into could do better, but he also impressive music become a bad headache. debt. pointed out that all of the misuse of collection. He has also, "The worst is when they ‘‘Most of the people with terms and conditions are credit kinds like many college students, nail you with $39 for only credit card debt say it just disclosed before a person run into occasional credit going 10 or 11 dollars over got away from them, ” signs a contract. card debt. your limit,” Rottschafer Yates said. Despite some of the studetits in the After a person turns 18, said. Once a person gets close horror stories that come hole sometimes earlier, he or Rottschafer said he ’s to the credit line and starts along with having one, a she can expect the mailbox been able to get some of accumulating things like credit card can be useful at Nate C ole to be chock-full of credit his credit card fees late fees, most of that times. card offers. dropped or reduced by person ’s payment goes Heather Morlock, a Grand Valley Lanthorn The average credit card calling the card company toward those fees instead student at GVSU, has had and hassling them long of the principle, Yates said. With the swipe of a debt for undergraduate a credit card since she was students is $3,262, The people who are 16 years old - her parents plastic card and a enough. Mike Yates, a branch getting the late fees are signature, Steve according to Nellie Mae. had to cosign. the nation ’s largest maker manager at Standard usually the people who Grand Valley Lanthorn Illustration / Kate Brown Rottschafer can purchase “I’m pretty solid with it,” of student loans. For federal Bank, conducts really can ’t afford them. Morlock said, “except be responsible when it low on cash, she needed to just about anything he comes to avoiding debt. buy a drink at the bar. wants. graduate students, the credit card seminars for Many students complain when I have to put Grand average debt numbers that the credit card Valley’s books on there. ” “I put everything on it,” Morlock and her friends In fact, he ’s swiped, freshman at Grand Valley jump to $7,831. With late State University. Yates said companies take advantage She said she uses her Morlock said. “Clothes, signed and - with the groceries, beer, gas...” magic of the Internet - lees, overage charges and most people don ’t get a of them. Yates said there card often, but she works PLEASE SEE high annual percentage credit card with the are definitely things that two jobs and has learned to Her card came in handy clicked his way to guitars. last Thursday night when. CREDIT, A2 Cate Edwards visits campus ■ Vice Presidential nominee's daughter discusses importance of upcoming election Forrest Karbowski past two months to of her father and Sen. John encourage student voting. Kerry, who will be running Grand Valley Lanthorn “It makes me really against the current nervous when I come administration on the Cate Edwards, daughter across people of our November ballot. of Vice Presidential generation who don ’t want “I’m feeling very nominee Sen. to get out uncertain, ” she said. “I John there and think partly of course Edwards, ii------vote. ” because I’m 22 and I’m spoke outside Edwards having to get a job and Kirkhof This is our said. “I think support myself, but I think Center Sept. about all the at the same time because of 30 to a crowd future, and we other what has happened the past of about 100 don't want decisions in four years, and about students. our lives that security in terms of being After her anyone else we would able to pay for things, and speech, an never let in terms of how I feel as an open deciding it for anyone else American. ” question-and- us. make for us Edwards said she thinks answer and this is the coming election is the session was such an most important of her held between CATE EDWARDS important lifetime because of the Edwards and Vice Presidential one. This is amount at stake. She listed the audience. Nominee ’s Daughter our future, job security, tuition rates, Edwards and we don ’t education funding, health has been ______want anyone care and the war in Iraq as traveling to ------tf else deciding key issues. campuses it for us.” “We have a choice across the country for the Edwards spoke in support between an administration that has watched almost a million people lose their jobs for the past four years, and still have said outsourcing is good for America and have not actually come up with a Grand Valley Ijwthorv I Will Harrah plan to keep jobs here, ” Cate Edwards, daughter of Vice Presidential candidate John Edwards, spoke at GVSU on Sept. 30 Edwards said. “Or my dad about the upcoming election and its importance to the country. and John Kerry, who actually think it’s important worth of paid tuition. “We need to form someone takes the time to to have good, quality, high- “My dad and John Kerry coalitions across the world do something like this, I paying jobs back to do value education, ” and actually start to bring don ’t know what other kind America.” Edwards said. “They think our troops home, ” she said. of reception to expect. ” Among the it’s an absolutely Jamie Greene, deputy Greene said having Kerry/Edwards education fundamental part of this director of the College Edwards speak gave a plans she mentioned were a country. ” Democrats at GVSU, said unique side to the issues. $4,000 tax credit for In regards to the war in she thought the speech was “She got down to a level college students and a two- Iraq. Edwards said her a success. that we might not get to year community service father and Kerry are “It was short-notice, but when we watch the program, which would committed to ending the we were thrilled," she said. debates, ” she said. “She reward participating violence and forming a “The reception she received brought an entirely new students with four years stable Iraqi democracy. here was warm. When perspective to it.” Grand Valley Lanthorn / Will Harrah Family Weekend offers football, food and fun Lake Michigan Credit Combined tickets for the Jessica Russell their home and introduce Saturday’s events start at will hold their annual Lost production of “Measure their new friends to their the Delta Zeta house with and Found Rummage Sale for Measure” is featured Union for a fun-filled dinner and football game and olley AJ C families." a pancake breakfast from at Kirkhof Center all weekend and can be tailgate party with free cost $20 for adults and $ 17 Grand Valley Lanthorn Family Weekend has 9 a.rn. to 12 p.m. Tickets beginning at 10 a.m. seen at 2 p.m. and 7:30 hot-dogs, mini carnival for children under 12. been a GVSU tradition for for the breakfast are $5 at Public Safety donates all p.m. on Saturday and at 2 games and more family Separate dinner tickets can Family Weekend — a many years and often the door or $4 if bought in of the unclaimed lost and p.m. on Sunday at in the ftin, ” Tibbe added. The be purchased online as weekend of tradition and draws a large number of advance. found items each year for Louis Armstrong Theater. tailgate party will be well. entertainment — is this parents and family Families can then head this event. Family Weekend tickets located at Irwin Lot, by “F think it shows a strong Oct. 9-10 at Grand Valley. members. to Kirkhof Center for a 5k Beginning at 10 a.m. on for the play are discounted Lubbers Stadium. boiid between parents and “Family Weekend is a “I expect this event to run or walk tour around Saturday and Sunday is and cost $3. At 7 p.m. the GVSU students, ” Tibbe said, tradition at GVSU where continue to be popular," the GVSU campus the Renaissance Festival, A dinner buffet is football team will start commenting on Family the families are invited to Tibbe said. "It’s a fun way beginning at 10:30 a.m. held at the Cook Carillon offered in the Fieldhouse their game against Weekend tickets selling come hang out with their for families to participate Registration begins at 9:30 Plaza. This event features Arena beginning at 4:30 Hillsdale College at quickly. It also shows that students, ” said LeaAnn and enjoy college life with a.m. This event is free and a variety of period-style p.m. on Saturday. DJ the Lubbers Stadium. GVSU has a strong Tibbc. special events their students. We the first 100 participants merchants, entertainers clown will be there to Fireworks will follow the football team, she added. coordinator in the Office continue to try to improve will receive a free T-shirt. and food for people of all make balloon animals and conclusion of the game. Sunday morning offers of Student Life. "The the experience for families Refreshments and ages. The Renaissance to provide entertainment Seating for the football families the opportunity to timing is perfect ... and look for ways to offer massages will be provided Festival concludes at 7 during the dinner. game is sold out, but [students) can show their entertainment and as well as a prize raffle at p.m. on Saturday and 6 “After the dinner, guests standing tickets are still parents around campus activities at family- the conclusion of the race. p.m. on Sunday. are invited to stop by the available. Tickets can be PLEASE SEE now that it has become friendly prices. ” Habitat for Humanity William Shakespeare ’s ‘big tent ’ sponsored by the FAMILY, A10
A3 News Laker Life Downtown In this GVSU, Aquinas and The GVSU’s Women ’s Historian George Nash Calvin Colleges, Center raises breast visits the Gerald R. Ford Cornerstone University cancer awareness. Museum to reflected on and the Reformed Bible Herbert Hoover. issue College team up for Habitat for Humanity.
i NEWS A2 IbursUit), October 7,2004 BMND WUIY UtNTIOIN Speaker offers students advice on effective voting
historian, producer, journalist the Presidents • Never pay it’s important to weed through if at least 50 students ■ Historian atul and college lecturer — comes Gained Power. any attention to the biases in the media attended. to Grand Valley to present Kept Power the claim that because we can ’t take the “Being in college is about journalist to speak “Seven Habits of Highly and Got Being in college candidates are biases for truth. So, it’s finding your role in society Effective Voters” at 8 p.m. Things Done, ” running to help important to know how to be and what you can do to make on November The presentation will be a published by is about finding the country an effective voter. ” it a better place to live in, ” non-partisan view of politics HarperCollins. • Be While Spotlight Productions Stang said, “and this [voting) elections tonight and the campaign trail. Shenkman your role in suspicious may be better known for is seriously one of the biggest Shenkman has appeared on has seven when they say bringing comedians and steps that we can take as olley society and what AJ C the Today Show and Prime habits of they ’re healthy musical acts to campus, Stang individuals, as students. ” Grand Valley Lanthorn Time Live. In the past, he was "highly you can do to • Be assured said the Issues and Ideas Shenkman is a Vassar a regular contributor to the effective that they will committee aims to bring College graduate and attended Don ’t believe what anyone Sunday Today Show, and he voters, ” make it a better not behave as different events to campus. Harvard Graduate School. He says on the campaign trail. can currently be seen on Fox including: place to live in. badly in office This is partly why they was the producer, writer and Watch the news as if it were a News Channel, CNN and • Don ’t as they do on decided to bring Shenkman to host of “Myth America,” a scene out of Alice in MSNBC. believe what the campaign campus, she said. prime-time television series Wonderland. Run when you His book “Legends, Lies & anyone says on trail “Rather than just that appeared on The Learning hear the politicians sound Cherished Myths of American the campaign BRIDGET STANG “This is a entertainment, ” Stang said, Channel in 19% and 1997. humble. These are a few tips History ” appeared on the New trail Spotlight Productions very, very, very “it’s a way to branch out and The Kent County for voters Rick Shenkman will York Times Best Seller list for • Watch the close election." add diversity to our campus Democratic Committee and discuss tonight in the Cook- four months. His latest book is news as if it %% said Bridget and kind of highlight big Kent County Republican DeWitt Center. “Presidential Ambition: How were a scene Stang, Issues issues that relate to students Committee have been invited Shenkman — a writer. out of Alice in and Ideas co on campus. ” to set up informational tables Wonderland chair for GVSU’s Spotlight She said they want to see an at the event for information • Run when you hear the Productions. "We live in a “active response ” from after the speech. m politicians sound humble fairly conservative area and students and would be pleased v Volume 39, Number 8 GVSU professor killed in car accident The Grand Valley Lanthorn is published weekly by Grand Valley State University students 35 times a year. One copy of this Forrest Karbowski to an article in the Holland “|He was] very well-liked by pass another vehicle on M-115 newspaper is available free of charge to any member of the Sentinel. his students. He took a lot of in Wexford County when he Grand Valley Community For additional copies, please contact Grand Valley Lanthorn Wiersma was a graduate of time with them. He was a bumped into another car, our business offices. GVSU who became an good attorney and he was able causing him to collide with Shawn Wiersma, an adjunct attorney. He taught in the to translate that well into a Wiersma’s vehicle. professor of criminal justice at POSTMASTER: please send form 3579 to Grand Valley legal studies program at classroom setting. ” According to his obituary, Grand Valley State University, Lanthorn, 100 Commons, Grand Valley State University, GVSU for the past six years. As reported in the Holland Wiersma was a Christian with was killed in a car accident on Allendale, Ml, 49401 “He was a good professor Sentinel, the other driver, a a strong faith in God and love Sept. 6. Wiersma and his wife and person," said Terry Fisk, a fourth-time offender who for others. Funeral services were traveling back from a colleague of Wiersma’s in the faces up to life in prison if were held for Wiersma on EDITORIAL STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF vacation when they were hit criminal justice department. convicted, was attempting to Sept. 10. Editor in Chief Advertising Manager by a drunk driver, according NATE HOEKSTRA RACHEL CULLEN Assistant Editors Assistant Advertising Manager AJ COLLEY TINA PETIPRIN RICH MCGOWAN Advertising Reps CREDIT News Editor NORMAN EDWARDS continued from page AI FORREST KARBOWSKI ERIC MESSINK Sports Editor LESLIE RULEWICZ started out at Tap ’s, but the APRIL RAYNOVICH Advertising Designers diversity.,,..,,,.. thick presence of a 35-and-over A&E Editor LAURA GRAS crowd quickly drove them to DAVID KNAPP MAGDELINE LAW search for a new bar. Laker Life Editor Webmaster lecture series “At Tap ’s. I had to put a $ 1 beer MARIBETH HOLTZ ALEC DHUSE and a $1 tip on my credit card,” Downtown Editor Morlock said. ALAN INGRAM Her card also came to the Copy Editor BUSINESS STAFF Conquering Terror: rescue a few weeks ago when she KATE PEARCE Business Manager needed to pay for a tow truck. MELISSA FLORES The Art of Happiness Photography Editor “It was raining, ” Morlock said. Allendale Distribution Manager WILL HARRAH in Time of Stress “I was turning onto Wilson, and Assistant Photography Editor JAMES E. JOHNSON III Downtown Distribution Manager that was the point when half the SARA J. GROSS Robert Thurman, author of booksand road was gone and there was the Layout Editor JENELLE NEUBECKER articles aboutTibet, Buddhism, art, politics Receptionists cement ditch. ” LONA SLAUGHTER and culture, including EssentialTibetan Morlock ended up in the ditch. Layout Staff AMANDA ALLEN CANDICE JOHNSON BuddhismThe TibetanBookof theDead, and Morlock ’s boyfriend arrived on ERIN KLITZKE the scene but was unable to dig CHRISTINE PARKES-SCHAW CHRISTI POLK WisdomandCompassionThe SacredArt of MATTHEW PETE FacultyAdviser Tibet Thurman has becomeone of America's the car out of the ditch. Luckily, Staff Cartoonists LAWRENCE BEERY leading voices of sanity and peacein the new she had her credit card and was able to pay the $75 fee for the KRISTIE GOOD millennium. TIME magazine,which chose BRENT MATA one-mile tow back to her house. him as one of its 25 most influential “It’s good to have a credit card Americans in 1997, describedhim as a in that situation, ” Morlock said. The Grand Valley Lanthorn is published under the “larger than life scholaMctivist destinedto authorization of the GVSU Newspaper Advisory Board. Robert Thurman convey the preciousteachingsof Siddartha, Wednesday , October 13 from Asia to America." Got News?
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C ampus Public Telecommunications be a digital file, it would still educational and news courses. ■ WGVUgoes Facilities Program. The PTFP sound like the cassette programming. For example, “We're really going to from AP Wire reports grant will be used to purchase a recording, ” Walenta said. during news programs there revolutionize the way you use digital uith tivo new digital microwave transmitter “Now we have a whole digital would be a sidebar with text television, ” Walenta said. “The to upgrade the connection chain to get our digital signal for the hearing impaired or quality alone is right there, but Chen#*. Edwards Clash funding grants between WGVU-TV and its from here to there. ” links that would take online then add the amount of content. dp Close la Dabate sister station WGVK-TV in The PTFP grant comes on the users to more detailed We're going to go from being Scott Jones Kalamazoo. Both stations heels of a $1,523,850 grant information about the news one PBS channel to four or CLEVELAND (AP) - Sen. Grand Valley Lanthorn currently have digital from the Corporation for topic, like maps or related even six channels throughout John Edwards accused the Bush transmitters for broadcasting to Public Broadcasting Digital news stories. the day. And then when we do administration Tuesday night of Two grants totaling over $1.6 the public, but until now Distribution Fund, a special Walenta says that the a quality program bungling the war in Iraq and million are enabling Grand GVSU-TV was only able to pool of money available to “MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour,” performance, we can bring it to presiding over a historic loss of Valley State University to fully send programming to WGVK- public television stations to among others, is digitizing you in high definition quality jobs. “Your facts are just convert its public television TV using an analog signal. assist with digital conversions. every story they have ever mode.” wrong, ” Vice President Dick station WGVU-TV from WGVU-AM/FM/TV General The CPBDDF grant will be done to make them readily It will cost $6.5 million to Cheney shot back in a crackling analog to digital. With the Manager Michael T. Walenta used to completely rebuild for available to viewers. convert WGVU to digital. campaign debate. In a clash at conversion, GVSU hopes to compared the former system to digital GVSU-TV's analog WGVU-TV will also be able Federal grants and funds from close quarters, Edwards accused change the way students watch recording a song from a master control facility at the to split up the digital signal GVSU will supply most of the Cheney of “not being straight ” television and even the way compact disc to a cassette tape Meijer Public Broadcast allowing them to offer several total, with the remaining with the American people about students use it. and then converting it back Center. With a digital master different channels instead of balance coming from the the war. He said U.S. casualties On Sept. 24 it was announced into a digital file to use on your control system, WGVU-TV just one. Viewers will be able private sector. are rising monthly and the that the U.S. Department of MP3 player. will be able to offer high to choose between channels The project is expected to be United States is bearing 90 Commerce had awarded “That would be pretty silly definition programming and devoted to education, public completed within the next 12 percent of the cost and suffering $88,055 to GVSU through the because even though it would interactive features during broadcasting and college tele to 18 months. 90 percent of the dead and wounded. Mount St. Helens Exhales Ash. Steam MOUNT ST. HELENS Group builds charitable homes NATIONAL MONUMENT, Wash. (AP) — Mount St. Helens exhaled a spectacular roiling cloud of steam and ash Tuesday, ■ GVSU’s Habitat for Humanity is sprinkling grit on a small town some 25 miles away. The growing in numbers while building homes volcano has been venting steam and small amounts of ash daily Sharon Mason of GVSU’s Habitat for Humanity, is anticipating the since Friday, but Tuesday Grand Valley Lanthorn morning's burst was the largest, construction of the house. producing a billowing, dark gray ‘iJt is being built for the Sufi In 2002, Grand Valley State family [of Somalia],” cloud that rose thousands of feet University joined forces with above the 8,364-foot-high rim of Ochmanek said. Aquinas College, Calvin The Sufi family includes the crater and streamed to the College, Cornerstone northeast. parents Yusuf and Umi and University and Reformed their five children, Khadija, 7, Bible College to take on Kent H.S. Fla Vaccine Supply Mohamed, 6, Shekhi, 5, County ’s Habitat for Fatma, 3, and Suada, 5 Cut In Hall Humanity Collegiate Build months. Project. The schedule for their house WASHINGTON (AP) - Kim Goddard, assistant projects that construction will Americans ’ supply of flu vaccine volunteer coordinator and finish in February and the was abruptly cut in half Tuesday, Americorp member for Kent family will move in during County ’s Habitat for prompting the government to ask March. most healthy adults to delay or Humanity, said the group is The schools of the skip flu shots so that the elderly starting its first team project, Collegiate Build Project sign and others most at risk from known as the Hogan Street up for dates to volunteer on influenza can get scarce supplies. House. this project, sometimes British regulators unexpectedly “The schools signed a working with each other and shut down a major flu-shot contract with each other and sometimes working on their supplier Tuesday, prompting a Habitat to raise money with own. GVSU’s tentative dates record shortage in this country the intention of it being put are Oct. 23 and Jan. 22. just as flu season is about to towards a large-scale project, ” “I feel that as the biggest begin. she said. “The past couple of school in the [Collegiate years the students have been Build] program and being that U.S.-lraql Forces launch meeting, talking about their GVSU is a very giving fundraising, Malor Offensive community, we and at the end ------have an of last semester ii------obligation to BAGHDAD. Iraq (AP) - I started More than 3,000 U.S. and Iraqi put forth as pushing that we ...We have an much as we forces launched a major needed to start operation Tuesday against obligation to put can whether building that be insurgent strongholds just south somewhere. ” of Baghdad, their second mission forth as much as fundraising, Although the organizing or in five days to wrest control organization we can... from militants whose attacks volunteering, ” has been Ochmanek threaten national elections seen national for Grand Valley Lanthorn / Courtesy of Kim Goddard, Assistant Volunteer Coordinator!Americorp Member said. Students from Aquinas College help build the walls of a house for Habitat for Humanity. as crucial to stabilizing this nearly 30 years. turbulent country. The operation ANDY OCHMANEK “Any GVSU Habitat for student or even in Babil province — an area President of GVSU’s Ochmanek said there has over the next year or two. student interested in becoming Humanity is in staff member notorious for kidnappings and its early stages Habitat for Humanity been an increase in the number Habitat for Humanity is a involved with Habitat for ambushes and home to the may be of Habitat for Humanity non-profit Christian Humanity or with the Hogan at GVSU. It involved [with fabled, ancient city of Babylon was at last participants since last year, organization which aims at Street House can e-mail — follows last week's U.S.-Iraqi Habitat], ” growing from 15 to 60 plus building affordable homes for [email protected] or month ’s Ochmanek drive to oust insurgent forces meeting that participants. those in need. The Kent and Ochmeanek at from Samarra, about 60 miles said. “Our According to Goddard, the eastern Ottawa Counties have [email protected] they had a formal vote and meetings are every other north of Baghdad. decided to take on the Hogan Collegiate Build Project seen over 163 Habitat homes or attend a Wednesday night Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in foresees 13-15 houses going built through the organization. meeting. Street House. Kirkhof. ” White House eu Andy Ochmanek, president up in the Grand Rapids area Any GVSU staff member or Defensive Alter Bremer Talk
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The student-run newspaper of Grand Valley State University Edltwlal Burn Nate Hoekstra - Editor in Chief AJ Colley - Assistant Editor Rich McGowan - Assistant Editor Forrest Karbowski - News Editor April Raynovich - Sports Editor David Knapp - A&E Editor Maribeth Holtz - Laker Life Editor Alan Ingram - Downtown Editor Lona Slaughter > Layout Editor Will Harrah - Photo Editor Volume 39, Number 8 A campus divided
Differences of opinion among people with polar opposite political opinions is far from a new concept, but supporters of both candidates GVL SPEAK UP might be scaring undecided voters away from This week the Grand Valley Lanthorn asked eight community members: mainstream politics.
As the election for President of the United States inches closer, the populous of the United States of America will continue to be bombarded Is sexual assault a problem by a political blitzkrieg via e-mails, letters, phone calls and conversations in everyday life. While this is standard operating procedure in the waning weeks of an on GVSIl’s campuses? 0 election season, there are a few potential voters out there who have yet to make up their minds about what candidate to support. Political views are very personal and can be influenced by any number of sources or factors, but the most important part of the upcoming election is to allow voters who have yet to decide to come to their own conclusions about what candidate they choose to support. The worst possible outcome for the election process is to have supporters of either camp push potential voters to the point that they give up entirely on trying to make a decision. Supporting a chosen candidate is a worthy cause, but members of a democracy need to be responsible and not drive any voter away from
the polls. “Yes, because I see 7 haven't heard “It probably is but I 7 haven’t encountered The basis of our system lies in the hands of voters, and those voters some guys who are anything about sexual don't really hear much any problems myself need to be able to make a decision for themselves based on facts and jerks and I live in assault, so I wouldn't about it. I'm not really and me and my friends positions of the candidates, not by overzealous supporters of either Campus West and I know really. ” informed about that. ” all feel pretty safe see it more often. ” here." candidate or political party. Pundits and polls tell us the same thing that they have been telling us for months: this election has the potential to be one of the closest races Jill Bannink Michael McLeod Amanda Cheney Bonnie Ludema in the history of the United States, which only makes each vote more Sophomore Senior Sophomore Sophomore critical. The razor ’s edge that this election will likely run on is fine to Journalism Anthropology Dietetics Health Science voters who already know exactly which chad they ’ll leave hanging on Nov. 2, but for the few percent that have yet to make up their minds, the last weeks before ballots are counted can be a stressful, gut-wrenching time. Analysis of the debates in the media will only increase, pundits will continue to spout filth or truth, depending what side you favor. Newspapers and television stations will surely include just as much, if not more election material than in months past. Friends, family and acquaintances will bring up the words ‘Republican ’ and ‘Democrat ’ more often in the next three and a half weeks then they will for the next two years. v With this nearly certain increase in election attention, the percentage of 7 have not heard any “Not for me — I’ve 7 haven’t “No. I know it undecided voters will likely be tom between both majority party so I don't think it’s a never had any experienced it first happens, but I never candidates. problem. ” experience with that, hand myself, but think of it ever While West Michigan is typically considered a conservative area of the but maybe." I'm sure that happening here just state, there are more than enough Kerry/Edwards supporters on campus somewhere it's because the to bring a more liberal viewpoint. Bush/Cheney supporters will also be probably an issue." atmosphere is so different." pushing viewpoints of their candidates, but the overabundance of political mantras may be more than some fence-sitters can take. Brian Tucker Cailey Raymond Steve MacCallum Sherrissee Thomas While realizing that elections and voting are staples of a representative Freshman Freshman Junior Sophomore democracy, supporters of both camps ought to be considerate while Undecided Nursing Chemistry Broadcasting trying to convince the undecided remainder to vote one way or another.
GVL STUDENT OPINION______“Who wants equality? Politics have a softer, humorous side Those who don't have itt” happened.) Above all, he pledged lob this beach ball at you, and because he didn ’t go. End of Brian Perry that if he put American troops you hit it as hard as you can. It’s story. Instead, John Kerry spent writes for the GVL opinion. into combat, ”[t]he force must be called hitting a home run. The day after day saying, “Yes, I went - Marge Piercy His views do not necessarily fence is only three feet away. Say to Vietnam, and yes, I protested strong enough so that the mission Author represent those of the can be accomplished. And the it with me now, ‘No, it was not it, but no, not really protesting it newspaper. exit strategy needs to be well worth it.’ ‘No, it was not worth but protesting the, I mean. Yes, I defined. " (Won ’t even go there.) it.’” Katie: “Was the Iraq war went to Vietnam... ” Some people think politics are Fortunately for George Bush, worth it?” Mr. Kerry: “We have No wonder the Democrats are GVL OPINION POLICY boring, not for them. I’m here to he has established himself as a to look at the billions of dollars in a panic. We’ve got a current tell you that politics can be, if not strong leader, and found a way to spent and ask ourselves, was it administration inspiring the book The ultimate goal of the Grand length is one page, single spaced. fun, then maybe a little stick the label “flip-flopper ” to worth it?” WHAT??? One more title “Worse than Watergate” and Valley Lanthorn opinion page is to The editor reserves the right to humorous. After all, this is a John Kerry. Even better, Bush time Mr. Kerry: No, it was not their best hope for a challenger stimulate discussion and action on edit and condense letters and humor column. If you really want has somehow managed to keep worth it. No, it was not worth it. doesn ’t even disagree with said topics of interest to the Grand columns for length restrictions and to hear well-written political the light off of the fact that to Not to mention the fact that Mr. administration. So there you have Valley Community. clarity. comedy, turn on comedy central some he ’s better known as Kerry has already lost weeks of it. A loser or a schmuck. An idiot The Grand Valley Lanthorn All letters must be typed. any weeknight at 11 and watch George “Iraq has WMDs!/ No it campaign time addressing (as or a moron. Big decision. welcomes reader viewpoints and The Grand Valley Lanthorn will The Daily Show with Jon doesn't/ Iraq has biological and Jon Stewart would say) the Fahrenheit 9/11 came out on offers three vehicles of expression not be held responsible for emirs Stewart. chemical weapons!/ No it ironically named Swift Boat DVD this week. As a global for reader opinions: letters to the that appear in print as a result of I’ll start with the President. doesn't/ Iraq has ties to A1 Veterans for Truth, a group citizen I believe I need to see this editor, guest columns and phone transcribing handwritten letters or Four years ago George Bush Qaeda!/ No it doesn't/ Iraq neither swift nor particularly movie at least once. It’s probably responses. email typographic errors. stood up at the debates and doesn ’t have WMDs, but it has truthful. John Kerry is so lame he too much to ask that Michael Letters must include the author ’s The name of the author is usually promised if elected, he would nuclear-related activities/ No it wasted day after day addressing Moore ’s Grand Rapids stop on name and be accompanied by published but may be withheld for support allowing Americans to doesn't/ Daddy didn ’t catch him, I this group. I really should have the Slacker Uprising Tour be held current picture identification if compelling reasons. buy prescription drugs from will ” Bush. (Whew!) been John Kerry’s speech writer. at Grand Valley State University dropped off in person. Letters will The content, information and Canada. (Nope.) He promised On the other side we’ve got My version goes a little (he ’s been denied multiple be checked by an employee of the views expressed are not approved that his tax cuts would create John Kerry. Katie Couric something like this: George Bush times), but even without his Grand Valley Lanthorn. by nor necessarily represent those millions of new jobs. (Replace recently interviewed Mr. Kerry. skirted Vietnam on Daddy’s presence we can all hear his letters appear as space permits of the university, its Board of “create” with “lose” and you ’re She asked if the Iraq war was connections, and I went to message: Bush and Kerry both each issue. The limit for letter Trustees, officers, faculty and staff. right!) He vowed to end partisan worth it. I can just picture Kerry’s Vietnam. Purple Hearts? Got suck, that ’s why I’m voting for bickering in Washington. (Never advisors now: “Katie’s going to them in Vietnam. George didn ’t John Kerry.
A l I k Bum HUET UUITIIIN OP/ED Thursday, Octuber 7,2 GVl LETTERS TO THE EDITOR To the Editor: reason they issued a fee for the don ’t let her down. Please So, Scott, congratulations and I had struck her, and was proba To the Editor: 1 am currently living in students to park on campus don ’t let America down. The hope things go well sober. bly going to take her life. Each In the debate, George W. Bush Campus West Apartments, but was to increase the amount of time to act is NOW. Register to Erin Willacker day we went to the hospital as kept talking about “It’s hard because of the landlord's latest parking spaces for the com vote at your post office. Use a she held onto the little bit of work.” "It’s hard work.” “The efforts to “keep us safe,” 1 am muter students and to encour right you still have. Vote Nov. To the Editor: life she had left. She was liter work is hard. ” Is this why he ’s beginning to wish I were still age nearby students to walk, 2! Often it seems that each week ally bruised from head to toe, taken so much vacation? living in the dorms. take the bus or ride their bicy J. Wallace there is another article concern and barely recognizable. Many Honestly, what exactly is there This past Friday night my cles. Well, there have been an Teacher ing The Rapid Bus. The tears were cried for a good about Bush that would inspire roommate and 1 were walking increase of bicyclists, and now New York, NY Lanthorn writes on the conven recovery, however my grandma world leaders to look to him to home from a friend ’s apart we need a place to park them. ience the bus provides and the did not receive the great recov be a leader of leaders? HE ment in Hillcrest. The second Jack! Anderson To the Editor: overwhelming amount of stu ery we all hoped for. Today, DOESN'T EVEN READ THE we stepped into the Campus I am writing in response to the dents riding this year compared she lives in an adult foster care NEWSPAPER. West parking lot, a college- To the Editor: front page story (Sept. 30) on to last. Each time I read arti home, because she can barely Alan L. Light aged male approached us, shin Is there something in the water the problems Jewish students cles concerning the bus my lift her arm to put food into her Iowa City, Iowa ing a flashlight in our faces. at Grand Valley? The Sept. 23 on campus experience in com palms begin to sweat, and my mouth. She doesn ’t recognize "Do you live here? ” he asked. edition of the Lanthorn was memorating Rosh Hashana and heart rate increases. In fact I her own family, and struggles To the Editor: We of course told him that we full of letters and editorials Yom Kippur. As a member of can't stand to look at the bus, to say anything. She will be It never ceases to amaze me, as did and tried to continue home. that complained about the the faculty for 34 years and as and only once have I rode it. I brain damaged for the rest of I walk across campus, the fre He stopped us again, however, parking and busing situations, an active member of the Grand have always found it interest her life, and never will I hear quency of vandalism, especial this time asking, "What apart and I think everyone was a lit Rapids Jewish community, 1 ing that the bus is portrayed as her say my name like she used ly in the vicinity of the walking ment do you live in? ” We told tle out of line. understand and share frustra being such a convenience to to. Before the accident she bridge crossing the valley. In him, not thinking anything of For those who complain about tion expressed by the two students, but would it be if their worked at the County Clerks my years on campus I have it. He then asked us to show busing: Did you forget that the women you quoted. Early in lives were at stake? The bus has office, in the Courthouse down seen bikes, tires, computers him our keys. I fumbled Rapid is a FREE service for my teaching career here when not been a convenience to my town. She had worked there and various other junk items around in my purse, pulled out Grand Valley students? Maybe GVSU was on the delayed family and I. On Sept. 17, for years, and would have con strewn about the valley. The my keys, and held up the one to I’m in the minority, but I don ’t quarter system the first day of 2002 my grandmother was tinued to do so if not for the thing that amazes me so is that my apartment. mind waiting a few extra min classes one year was scheduled innocently on her way home stupidity of a Rapid bus driver. I was under the impression that Apparently just flashing it utes to be bused to practically on Yom Kippur. Since that from work in downtown Grand The bus driver is still driving a I was attending a university wasn ’t good enough; he told anywhere I need to go, free of experience a number of the Rapids. She was walking in bus, and hasn't been effected with a student body consisting me he'd need a closer look and charge. Also, there ’s a little Jewish faculty and staff have the crosswalk at the intersec legally by the accident. He of adults. Unfortunately it has proceeded to inspect it with his thing called road construction worked with the administration tion of Michigan and Ottawa continues on with life, as my become obvious by these flashlight. Once it was satis that might have a little some to minimize the danger of such streets, when suddenly she was grandma lays looking at the straight-out-of-high-school factory for him that I was, as I thing to do with the late buses. scheduling. If anyone is inter struck from behind, and thrown ceiling in her bed. I find it childish antics that at least a had said, a resident of Campus The bus drivers are good at ested, I would be happy to send 30 feet into the air. She had the interesting that the Rapid ’s handful of the students attend West, he returned my key and what they do, but they can ’t them a calendar of major right to walk, and the stupid quote is, “Wherever Life Takes ing have not matured enough asked my roommate to see magically fly the bus over a Jewish holiday dates through Rapid bus driver was legally You.” These words are spread to appreciate and take care of hers. She showed it to him, the mile-long traffic backup. 2012. Simply e-mail me (kop- supposed to stop at his blinking across the side of each bus. I their campus. As I am sure that same inspection process hap I thought the letters about [email protected] ) with your red light, before taking a left hope The Rapid takes your life no one in this handful is likely pened, and then we were on parking went a little overboard hard copy mailing address. turn onto Ottawa, where my in a better place than it has to read this letter to the editor our way, completely frustrated also. I think GVSU commuters I am truly sorry that Ms. grandma had the right of way to taken my families, mine and (or change their juvenile ways by the entire ridiculous ordeal. have been spoiled rotten by the Burchyett feels that Judaism is walk across the street. She was most of all my grandmas. if they were to) I can only hope That night, 1 went to bed not free parking that existed in the a “dying ” religion. To me immediately sent to the ICU I am writing this letter to their irresponsible behavior thinking anything more of the past. 1 would be willing to bet Judaism is vibrant and active unit at Spectrum Hospital inform students about my expe will also affect their success at strange encounter. The next that GVSU was one of the only even here in West Michigan. where the doctors struggled to rience with The Rapid, I hate this institution so that they day, 1 told my boyfriend about universities of its size that did The Grand Rapids area sup keep her alive. I lived in the The Rapid, and wish it didn ’t won ’t be around to vandalize what had happened and he n ’t charge for parking. For a ports three congregations rep dorms on campus when I run on campus. in the future. asked if the "security guard” school of 22,000 students. resenting the three branches of received the call that night, and Thanks, Sarah Lepak ever identified himself or Grand Valley is extremely Judaism: Orthodox (most tradi immediately rushed to the hos Jennifer Junior showed any form of ID. Of commuter friendly. Show up tional), Conservative (most pital with my boyfriend. I course he didn ’t. The guard for class a half an hour early? religious laws are kept but couldn ’t believe that The Rapid expected us to produce keys How horrible! Face it, walking modified to fit contemporary proving where we lived but he a half mile to class is part of needs), and Reform (most flex did not even do us the courtesy college life. And as for the dif ible in religious observance). of telling us whom he was ficulty of finding a spot - I There is also a congregation in working for or why he was always see plenty of empty Muskegon. Students interested even checking. We, of course, spaces in the commuter lots. in participating with these con assumed it was the latest The only spots that I see people gregations can e-mail me for attempt by our landlord to fighting for are in the first few the relevant phone numbers. “control the roaming parties, ” rows. Maybe everyone needs Faculty members at GVSU but the more I thought about to “man up ” and not be afraid have been very understanding this, the more I realized that of a little walking. Like my pa in allowing students to make any random person with a always used to say, “it builds up missed assignments and flashlight could be posing as character. ” exams if given prior notice. security at night. If I had been There are much bigger prob Students interested in learning alone, he could've followed me lems in the world than (heaven more about Judaism might back to my apartment and who forbid) paying for parking and consider taking a course I shall knows what else could have riding a crowded bus for free. be teaching this Winter (2005), happened. I would have been I think GVSU students should Jewish Scriptures and defenseless. put their energy into worrying Traditions: LIB 380 E (not It is obvious that the measures about something else. listed in the earlier printed to ensure the safety of Campus Ben Vander Boon schedule, but available for on West tenants and property have Junior - GVSU line registration), MWF 11:00 - gone too far. From the barb 11:50 room 2345 MAK. The wire fences to the random To the Editor: course counts towards the security stops, the landlord has I’m haunted by the look on this Religions Theme in general gone from good-willed inten student ’s face. She ’s just being education. I shall be happy to tions to turning this into a arrested and she ’s partially send an e-mail copy of last prison. What will the next step turning away from the CNN winter's syllabus to students be, having US wear permits crew to avoid being ID’ed who e-mail me. You will not like the ones we have for our while trying to make a state only learn about the Jewish cars? Or maybe the landlord ment. In spite of her anxiety religious calendar, but also could just fence us all in for she manages to communicate why Easter can fall anywhere good. He needs to realize that clearly and effectively to the from late March to mid-April. this is a COLLEGE and people camera, posing the question, Sheldon J. Kopperl are going to walk to and from “When are people going to Professor of Biomedical friends ’ apartments rather than wake up and realize what ’s Sciences and the History of drive sometimes, especially happening in America? When Science when the apartments are within are they going to start caring? ” walking distance. He needs to And we do! Young adults! To the Editor: understand some parties and With the right to vote! She I am a regular reader of The damages are going to happen understands what is at stake. Lanthorn and in this past issue Here's an idea for your because this is, like I men Do you? Her group never I found one of your articles tioned, a COLLEGE, but that apparently made it to the con particularly interesting: “Rx punishing everyone for the vention area. She and her small for Addiction ”. I would just Thursday niqhts... mistakes of a few is not effec group from out of state were like to congratulate Scott on tive; these outrageous meas kept out of sight and out of seeing his addiction and KENTWOOD ures are just upsetting tenants sound of conventioneers. Kept reforming it. I used to work in and are probably going to lead off the TV screen. With news a small pharmacy and would to more problems. I under casters referring to the protest see people come in with forged stand his need to keep his prop ers almost tongue-in-cheek, prescriptions or use multiple erty safe, but at what cost? like it’s an inside joke. The doctors to try and get the pain Kelly McDonell Republicans are content and meds that they wanted. I don ’t confident that you will yawn know how many customers the To the Editor: and change the channel. That owner turned away because of We need more bike racks here this peaceful student protester it. We saw some desperate at Grand Valley. The whole arrested means nothing? Please people that just needed help. 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Nike made a Lenca, a second-year biomedical $1 million donation to the LAF science student. “I know a lot of They are seen on the wrists of and paid for the manufacture of the people in my family who have Olympic champions. Grand Valley first five million bands, which was cancer and have survived.” State University students and on the initial goal for the LAF. So far, Seth Quaranta, a first-year everyday folk. Their meaning goes they have sold more than 12 student, ordered 20 bands from the deeper than the latest fashionable million bands. LAF Web site and gave them to accessory. Above all, it has Another manufacturing plant has people he knew. Among those become an inexpensive cultural stepped in for Nike that is no people are third year student Luke phenomenon. longer part of the campaign. The Quaranta and second-year student The yellow wristbands that have LAF pays 23 Thomas Swope. caught eyes everywhere are cents to make u------Both said they known as the Live Strong and ship a single know people who wristbands, in which the motto is bracelet and the It's awesome have cancer, remaining 77 imprinted on the synthetic silicon including rubber band. cents goes to the that so many Swope ’s mom. foundation. Lance Armstrong, six-time Tour “|The bracelet) So, why has people are De France champ and cancer- is for a good this “yellow survivor, introduced the bands on supporting it. cause,” Quaranta fever” become so May 17. The Live Strong motto said. contagious? “...And it has become the slogan for the Many students Lance Armstrong Foundation. supports cancer. ” agree that it’s a LAUREN LENCA LAF members believe that in the Swope added. cool idea. Many Student battle with cancer, knowledge is The bands can Grand Valley Lanthorn Photo Illustration / Will Hurrah wear it in honor power and attitude is everything, be bought for $1 Many students now where Live Strong bracelets to support research to battle cancer. of someone who according to their Web site. each in quantities has cancer. The LAF prohibits any form of nursing major agreed. “It’s something you can keep on Armstrong founded the LAF in of 10, 100 or Sara Bakker, a reselling, claiming the act as “If you buy it from eBay, you are at all times, unlike a piece of 1997 in Austin, Texas. 1,200 on the LAF second-year ------99 “unethical ” and "abuse of a valid not helping what the actual clothing where you have to take Sold for $1, the proceeds go to online store at molecular fundraising campaign, ” according bracelet is supposed to represent, off and wash, ” he said. “You the LAF to fund its cancer biology major at GVSU, wears the to their Web site. Currently there which is the LAF,” Lindemulder wouldn ’t want to wear a shirt education, research and advocacy http://www.laf.org . Due to popular band in memory of her are about 53 pages on eBay selling said. every single day of the week. With programs, which assist young demand (more than 300.000 were grandmother, who died from the Lance Armstrong bracelets. Unlike a T-shirt or bumper the bracelet, its rubber, so you can people with cancer to live strong. sold on the day after the Olympic cancer. She also wears it to support "It’s almost disrespectful.” Sarah sticker, the wristbands are making shower with it. I see a lot of people Live Strong is also an games), there is a three to four her friend ’s uncle, who is a cancer Donker, third-year physical a larger ripple when it comes to with the bracelet, so obviously it educational program of the LAF week shipping delay on all orders, survivor. therapy major, said about raising awareness and money for a has caught on. ” created to educate survivors. It according to the Web site. Wanting to get a bracelet for auctioning the bands on eBay. good cause. After winning the recent Tour de classifies a survivor as someone Live Strong bands are also herself, Lauren Lenca thinks that it “You’re making profit off of Michael Schwartz, a third-year, France race, Lance Armstrong said battling cancer, whether it is the available at sporting good stores shows athleticism. somebody else’s product. It’s like physical education major, he would never take off the yellow. person diagnosed, a spouse, child, including Foot Locker, Nike “It’s awesome that so many outlets and Niketown. stealing. ” provided some insight as to why parent, friend or caregiver. Sarah Lindemulder. a third-year the wristband is so effective. Students volunteer with health organizations MOTMANS Jessica Russell Griffin, a GVSU junior and the “I’m excited about the consistent afraid to. People should get over FARM MARKET Health and AIDS president. members, ” Griffin said. “I think Grand Valley Lanthorn their fear of needles because 0-2717 Riverhill Dr. “Volunteering is a big thing, ” that since we had the blood drive donating blood really isn ’t that Griffin said. “It definitely has a Just 1 mile East of the GVSU Campus Grand Valley State University right off the bat people were more bad. ” students are given the opportunity place in the Grand Valley interested in what we were doing Members of Health and AIDS community. Things just won ’t get and they came back. ” Great Tasting to make a difference in the health are planning another blood drive and wellness of the surrounding done without it. {Health and AIDS] The first blood drive put on by for Thanksgiving and Christmas definitely has a presence around Homegrown Apples Picked community by volunteering their Health and AIDS supplied the Red time. time with the Health and AIDS Grand Valley. We’re just a little Cross with 144 pints of blood. Health and AIDS is open to Right From Our Trees. organization. thing under the Volunteer GVSU To improve this problem for anyone, Griffin said. umbrella. ” future blood drives, Health and Farm Fresh Produce, At Great Prices! A part of Volunteer GVSU, “Whoever wants to come, have a The Health and AIDS members Health and AIDS offers students AIDS will encourage participants good time, and learn about health- work closely with organizing and an opportunity to make a to eat foods rich in iron and to take related issues is welcome to come staffing the four annual blood difference in the Grand Rapids vitamins several weeks in advance to any of our meetings, ” she said. NOW OPEN!! area. drives throughout the school year, of the next blood drive, Griffin The next meeting is on Oct. 11 in volunteering at the Ronald said. She said Health and AIDS the Student Organization Center, According to the Office of Hours: Student Life’s Web site. Health McDonald House, organizing members will promote this located in room 008 of the Kirkhof benefit dinners, participating in 8am - 7pm and AIDS is designed to teach through sidewalk chalk messages. Center. benefit walks around the Grand individuals about the prevention Freshman Ryan Gidley donated Upcoming events for the Health Closed Sunday Rapids area and advocating health and effects of various health- his fifth pint of blood at this event. and Aids organization include the r; and AIDS awareness to their peers. 677-1525 related issues including AIDS and “In high school, I donated blood Diabetes Walk in Grand Rapids on This year, 15 to 20 members the human immunodeficiency because it was the cool thing to Oct. 9, Make a Difference Day on Show your College I.D. and Receive 10% show up at the group ’s meetings virus. do,” he said. “Now. I just think that Oct. 23, and World AIDS Day on and events, more than in past off your purchase of $5.00 or more. “AIDS is our baby, ” said Jodi it’s really cool to donate blood. Dec. 1. years, Griffin said. Most people want to donate but are Big House Georgetown Bash G iveaway Ice Center Hey Lakers - Grand Rapids Griffins Practice Wanna ride first class with your Championship Football Monday October 18,2004- 7-9pm team to watch the Bash at the Big House November 6th? Thanks to the Lanthorn and the Athletic Department, If Autograph, Photo Session & THIS IS YOUR CHANCE! 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October 7,2(X>i DOWNTOWN downtown (a lantbom.com Fairs encourage students to study abroad Study Abroad at a glance Alan Ingram Myers said studying abroad is abroad in is Western Europe, major in history and Spanish beneficial for students both Myers said. She attributes this and a minor in International • 57 students are studying abroad in the fall *04 semester Grand Valley Latithorn personally and professionally, to the fact that many students Relations. She studied abroad regardless of their major. probably do not want to step in Mexico, Spain and Italy • ~ \ students are studying abroad in the winter ‘05 The Barbara H. Padnos “On a personal level, it allows outside their comfort zones too while she was a student and said International Center will hold for tremendous growth for a much and Western Europe can she feels it was an incredible two study abroad fairs for semester student in terms of just personal seem like a good fit. The experience. students interested in the development and maturity,” United Kingdom is the most “It’s amazing, ” Peckens said. • 20 students are studying abroad all year program. Myers said. “It allows them to popular area for GVSU students “It’s life changing... Once you In addition to the variety of kind of step back and take on a studying abroad, but Myers said come back you ’ve completely food, music and study abroad • G\ SI offers 20 countries to study abroad but students different perspective and they encourage students to try changed your view on a lot of alumni, information tables on evaluate their goals because different places. things. ” all Grand Valley programs, are able to study in other countries as well they ’re able to kind of spend Very few countries are off She added studying abroad is including those which are time with themselves and go limits to students interested in a great supplement to the faculty-led, will be set up at the •Last year; 09 students studied in the United Kingdom, through several challenges, and studying abroad. Myers said classroom because students can fairs for students to visit. that helps them with the growth they check the State Department often learn more about Meaghann Myers said. Myers is 42 in Australia and 30 in both Mexico and Spain, making process. ” Web site for daily travel something by being in that the Coordinator of Program The study abroad experience warnings. Iraq and Afghanistan environment. She explained that Services and Outreach for these the lop four countries to study abroad in is also a great resume builder are two countries where when she was in Italy studying Padnos International Center. regardless of profession because students cannot go. She added, history, the class would take Booths for non-Grand Valley the global society is growing so however, that the number is field trips and visit some of the providers will also be set up. Information rourtiw of tlir Institute of International Education Open Door* rapidly, Myers said. She said very small when compared with places they were discussing in “Students are not limited to Report 2002-2003 and the Padnos International Center that employers can see that a the number of available options class. participating in only Grand student who has studied abroad for students. Myers graduated from GVSU Valley [study abroad) is not afraid of challenges. Students rarely have a bad in the spring of 2002 and school even, ” she said. It also from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Oct. programs, ” Myers said. She For those reasons, study experience abroad, she said. studied abroad in Mexico, allowed her to become fluent in 19 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the added those students who abroad is not limited to specific Often, students want to travel China and the Dominican another language and got her DeVos Center downtown and participate in these other majors, but is instead open to abroad again and urge others to Republic while she was a out of Michigan and into the the Grand River Room of programs are still able to get anyone who is interested. do the same. student. world, she said. Kirkoff Center, respectively. GVSU credit and use their “It’s for everyone, because it “Student ’s lives are changed “[It was) absolutely the best Myers said she encourages To learn more about study Grand Valley financial aid to applies across the board, ” when they come back from decision I ever made as a other students to take the abroad or the Padnos help pay for it as long as the Myers said. going overseas, ” she said. college student to build my opportunity to study abroad International Center, call 331 - program is through an The most popular region for Kelly Peckens graduated from professional career and to while they have the chance. 3898 or visit their website at accredited organization. Grand Valley students to study GVSU last year with a double motivate me to do well in The fairs will be on Oct. 12 www.gvsu.edu/studyabroad . Van Andel Museum hosts an ‘amazing survival story ’ The Endurance, a large said he was particularly ■ Exhibit tells story simulated iceberg that people impressed with about can touch and a life size Shackleton ’s expedition was of expedition’s replica of the James Caird. the men ’s survival skills while The James Caird was the sailing in the James Caird survival in the lifeboat that carried lifeboat. Shackleton and his crew to “You had all of these men in antarctic safety. one boat for a long period of “I’m really looking forward time in a harsh environment; to seeing the James Caird,” it’s amazing they survived, ” Marty Slagter said Tom Bantle, who is Daly said. “It goes to show responsible for the installation that people can accomplish Grand Valley Lanthorn of the exhibit. “Hopefully it more than they think when The Van Andel Museum will will be an interesting they ’re facing death. ” host the traveling exhibit “The environment for everyone to Bantle expressed a similar view. Endurance: Shackleton ’s walk into. ” Legendary Antarctic Daly said another interesting “I hope they ’ll take the time to look and read into the story, Expedition ” from Oct. 9 to aspect of the exhibit is the iceberg, which will only give and get a feeling of how Jan. 2. 2005. incredible this Van Andel Museum’s Public people a small ______crew was, Relations Director Pete Daly taste of the ii------living in that said the exhibit, created by the conditions the harsh American Museum of Natural crew had to environment, ” History, will feature an in- face. You had all of Bantle said. depth look at explorer Ernest “Try putting Shackleton ’s 1914 expedition your hand on an these men in one “Their to Antarctica. iceberg, and see determination how long you boat for a long was absolutely Daly said Shackleton ’s goal amazing. ” of the expedition was to be the can hold it period of time Admission to first crew to cross Antarctica the exhibit on foot. He and his 27-man said. “These in a harsh includes the crew began a perilous journey men had to be those environment; it's general that lasted almost two years. in admission fee “The ship was trapped in ice conditions for months. ” amazing they to the museum for about 10 months, ” Daly The exhibit is and costs $9 said. “After that, they had to survived. for adults, $8 weather the ice-cold climate being done as for seniors and for another five months until part of a PETE DALY collaborative $4.50 for they could find an opening to Van Andel Museum effort with children 3-17. set sail into. ” PR Director Celebration Museum Daly said the exhibit will Cinema, which members are include over 150 enlarged began showing free. The photographs taken by museum is expedition member Frank a film about Shackleton ’s open from 9 Hurley. The photos were expedition on its IMAX screen a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday rescued from the sinking ship. on Sept. 9. through Saturday and noon to He stressed the importance of A person who buys a ticket 5 p.m. on Sunday. the photography as a for either the exhibit or the More information on “The centerpiece of the exhibit. film can receive a discount on Endurance: Shackleton ’s “Shackleton knew the value the other one. Legendary Antarctic of photography, ” Daly said. “The film is a reenactment Expedition ” can be found at “Even if you aren ’t interested of Shackleton ’s expedition the Public Museum of Grand in the expedition. the that gives a closer look into Rapids ’ Web site at photography is absolutely how the crew managed to http://www.grmuseum.org/ . beautiful. ” miraculously survive the Daly said other parts of the elements, ” Daly said. exhibit will include personal One of the things that Daly items from crew members of Author Marge Piercy visits Grand Valley focuses on what the world from one another in the choices; they can choose who ■ Author speaks might be like someday. modern world. to be with, what to do and what In the past, she explained, She said she believes in the to think. on feminism, the science fiction genre was dignity of necessary work and “What we think is possible regarded as something for that the work many women do puts blinkers on us,” she environmentalism young teenage boys, and it is extremely important. She explained. People can and science fiction “never got past the acne feels that nurturing and accomplish more by not stage.” She explained that “to soothing are worthwhile limiting themselves to a view the world as static is to endeavors and that specific thing. lose perception. ” “selfishness is fatal.” Piercy is the recipient of the Piercy said in the past 30 Piercy also Arthur C. Mandy Burton years it has become much spoke on the ------Clarke Award Grand Valley Lanthorn more “interesting and feminization of ii for the Best sophisticated. ” She explained poverty, Who wants Science Fiction Well-known novelist, this is largely to do with the explaining the Novel essayist and poet Marge Piercy fact that although less of the stereotypical equality? Those published in the spoke to the Grand Valley science fiction genre is being image of who don't have it! United community on Wednesday, written, women are writing poverty is men Kingdom and Sept. 29 in Loosemore more of it. The genre was in on street the winner of Auditorium, located in the fact started by a woman. corners. MARGE PIERCY the Patterson DeVos Center downtown. The She added women seem to However, she Author Prize for the lecture entitled “Stories visualize a different utopia and said the fastest- Best Book of Stronger Than Fact” was part imagine a different world than growing sector the Year for of GVSU’s academic lecture past male authors. For of the homeless 1999, series and second annual Fall example, utopian fiction population is ------M Her novels Arts Celebration, written by women tends to single women include City of Piercy. who is an award focus more on freedom from with children. Darkness. City of Light; The winning author of 30 books of fear and violence, the Piercy also discussed many Longings of Women; Woman poetry and fiction, said she partnership between nature issues facing today ’s women, on the Edge of Time; and the cares about utopian, and the social world, and the including body image, health most recent, Three Women, in speculative and science concepts of classlessness and and aging. She said she feels which she tells the stories of fiction, as well as sexual permissiveness. She that too many women are single, independent women in environmental concerns and said women tend to imagine preoccupied with their bodies one story that covers most feminism. these things because “Who while they could be spending modern feminist issues. She writes poetry and Grand Valley Ijtnlhorn I jaslyn Gilberi wants equality? Those who their time and energy on Among her best-known utopian fiction, which she said don ’t have it!” something productive that will collections of poetry are Early Poet, novelist, and political essayist Marge Piercy gave a lecture in visualizes what the author ’s Piercy said she feels that mean something to the world. Grrrl and The Art of Blessing Loosemore Auditorium as part of the Fall Arts Celebration. idea of a perfect world might women should be less isolated She said women today have the Day. be like. Her speculative fiction V /, 4 « UUjlVUUf 11NTN0IN DOWNTOWN Ibursday. October y, 2004 A9 Historian explains Hoover ’s failed re-election Alan Ingram poverty than ever before. “No doubt, as 1 suppose is the easily defeated. Nash said Hoover thought his case with most presidents, he did Hoover realized, especially Grand Valley Lanthorn friends had made him out to be a so (ran for re-election) from a when the state of Maine, which kind of superman who was able combination of a sense of duty, a traditionally voted Republican, Historian George Nash to deal with anything that came desire for vindication |and| an went to the Democrats, that he explained former president. his way. Hoover said he would enjoyment of the exercise of needed to do something. In those Herbert Hoover ’s failed re- be the one to suffer if there was power..., ” Nash said. In days, Nash said, Maine held its election campaign on Tuesday, ever a situation in the country state office elections before the Sept. 28 at the Gerald R. Ford addition, an incumbent who that the government could not wanted the nomination regular elections. Hoover Museum downtown. He outlined handle. traditionally received it. understood that the only way to Hoover ’s strategies for As a result of the Great After he was nominated. win was to fight for the office, campaigning and winning re- Depression, Hoover was Hoover refused to campaign especially in the west, and to election in his speech. defeated in the 1932 election by with the exception of a few raise a fear of Roosevelt. Gleaves Whitney, director of an even greater landslide than in speeches to discuss his policy, Hoover wrote all his own Grand Valley State University ’s 1928. He lost by a margin of 472 Nash said. He added Hoover felt speeches, Nash said, while Hauenstein Center for electoral votes to 59 electoral that he had a job to do in Roosevelt had speech writers. Presidential Studies, introduced votes in the 1932 election even Washington and could not take Nash said Hoover worked very Nash and said a few words about though he won in 1928 by a time away from his duties and hard and put in long hours. The the 31st President of the United margin of 444 electoral votes to engage in mudslinging, which man who originally did not want States. 87 electoral votes. was his favorite image to portray to campaign or leave “Herbert Hoover was one of A new innovation used by to others. Washington ended up traveling the most unfortunate of Hoover ’s opposing party Hoover began to fear about 10,000 miles and giving presidents, ” Whitney said. “On between 1929 and 1932 also assassination because of what many major addresses without the eve of his election [in 1928) contributed to his downfall, had happened during his first avail. he just didn ’t know what the Nash said. The Democratic term in office. Nash said most of “It had been the most hand of history would deal him. ” Party, Hoover ’s opposition, kept his advisers agreed that Hoover strenuous re-election effort of Whitney added presidents a national committee in should not stray far from the any president, ” Nash said. including Abraham Lincoln and Washington between the White House to ensure his He said that the 1932 election Franklin Roosevelt had some elections. This committee safety. parallels the 2004 election idea that the country would drift constantly watched the president Nash also said Hoover actually because the past presidential toward war or that major and was always there to criticize preferred Franklin Roosevelt as term will be the first four year national problems would him. his Democratic opponent instead term to have a net job loss since emerge. Hoover, however, had Hoover realized times were of Newton Baker. He thought Grand Valley Lanthorn / Kate Brown no idea that a depression was Historian George Nash discussed 31st president Herbert Hoover ’s failed re- hard and that re-election would Baker would be a more difficult PLEASE SEE coming; he thought Americans be a difficult task, Nash said. adversary and could be less election campaign at the Gerald R. Ford Museum. were closer to conquering HISTORIAN, A10 GVSU Continuing Education Chiropractic... offers ‘lifelong learning’ The Right Choice For Your Future is your dream to become a doctor, to study in beautiful surroundings, with a world-renowned Dave Muller we’ll have a small business “They combine a lot of work with a few classes,” Phelps Grand Valley Lanthorn owner speak, ” Peraino said. faculty and state of the art facilities - what more could you want in a professional education? She said the workshops are said. “Some people don ’t want Logan College students receive all this and more! If you are ready to accept the challenge not just for college students but the usual college experience for Grand Valley State for a variety of age groups. whatever reasons. ” of graduate professional study in science, physiotherapy, nutrition, radiology, clinical University ’s Continuing “We try to plan programs that Continuing Education sciences, chiropractic techniques and extensive clinical rotations, then Logan College Education Program offers have general community programs are offered at GVSU “lifelong learning ” with interest, ” Peraino added. facilities and are also brought is the place for you. professional and enrichment Continuing Education also to other parts of the community programs along with has a “Grand Forum” program to fill specific needs, Peraino Logan College of Chiropractic gives you the skills to help patients get well workshops for people wishing which educates senior citizens. said. She said GVSU’s Spanish through non-invasive healthcare while preparing you to earn a substantial to enhance their current Judy Palmer, director of faculty has helped train and education or looking to “Grand Forum,” said it teach Spanish to members of income commensurate with your position as a Doctor of Chiropractic. experience something new. provides a variety of speakers the Grand Rapids ’ Police Most DC's work in a private practice setting, providing time for family People who aren't fulfilled to inform the seniors on Department. with their current education or subjects including current Peraino said new workshops and other important quality of life priorities. degree can gain more education affairs, art, history and health. and programs are always being in a variety of fields, said Diane Palmer said the people of planned and that Continuing Contact Logan College at 1-800-533-9210 or at [email protected] Phelps, director of professional Grand Forum are “Grand Education does not end in the to receive an information packet describing the world's fastest growing programs for Continuing Valley’s ambassadors to the summer. 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The more his If everyone in the U.S. recycled just Szczepanski organizes and runs level of the organization. name is mentioned, Nash said, 1/1 Oth of their newsprint, we the scholarship but also has Students who raise money for the worse the economy financial backing from local the cause will have their names would save about 25 million usually is because Hoover is agencies. Local businesses entered to win the $500 typically remembered for trees a year. sponsor the scholarship. scholarship. The drawing for the economic events during his Last year students from the winner will take place at the presidency. three high schools raised $1,755 GVSU Venderbush Leadership Nash has written a One ton of recycled for the scholarship. Luncheon on Oct. 27. The winner definitive, multi-volume Szczepanski said he hopes will receive the scholarship as paper uses: biography of Hoover at the more can be raised this year with well as an engraved plaque. request of the Herbert Hoover the help of GVSU. Students were able to start Presidential Library 64% less energy Szczepanski ’s goal for the raising money at Campus Life Association. He has also program is to add more colleges Night on Sept. 7 and the deadline published “The Conservative 50% less water such as Hope. Cornerstone and to turn in all pledge sheets and Intellectual Movement in Calvin and to raise the level of money is Oct. 15. To pick up a America since 1945 ’’ and has 74% less air pollution awareness at the college level. By pledge sheet, students can go to written numerous other doing this, he said he hopes to the Student Organization Center reviews and articles. expand the scholarship and to or visit Saves 17 trees and creates 5 raise more money for the cause. http://www.msscholarship.org . times more jobs than one ton Every student at GVSU is of paper products from virgin eligible for the scholarship. To FAMILY apply, students must turn in continued from page A1 wood pulp. pledge sheets that are available at the Student Organization Center worship at the that they feel a part of the Grand and raise money for the National Interdenominational Worship Valley community as well.” Multiple Sclerosis Society. Service in the Grand River For a complete schedule for Szczepanski said no minimum Room and is followed by the Family Weekend, a list of places amount is required for GVSU Family Weekend Brunch special to stay or to order tickets for the Help conserve, Grand Valley. students to raise in order to at the Fresh Food Company. weekend, visit the Family qualify for the scholarship, hut “I really think it’s good to Weekend Web site at Put your paper in the that at the high school level, build that relationship with http://studentlife.gvsu.edu/famil right place. students have to raise a minimum families to come back so that yweekend or call the Office of amount of $50. they feel a part of the student ’s Student Life at (616) 331-2345. Don't trash it, re-rack it Kacy Parker, an assistant education, ” Tibbe said, “and so B April Raynovicb , Sports Mtur GRAND VUIIY UNWORN sports(a Lartbom.com SPORTS Ibursduy , October 7, JiX)4 Laker football getting Charged for Hillsdale Sat. weekend. Martin went on to say the has given up 254.5 yards per to get us ready for the game. keeping their opponent to a low ■ GVSU with one The No. 1 Grand Valley State Lakers are still concerned about game. We’ll be ready to go.” point total and that ’s what we University Lakers (5-0) will be his ability to Finnerty said On the offensive side of the expect out of them. ” more game before looking to stay undefeated cut and make ii------while the offense ball, Hillsdale will bring dual Starting at quarterback for the before heading into a four-game tacklers miss. isn ’t where the backfield threats Phil Martin and Chargers will be junior Jesse colliding withfellow stretch that includes games If Tennessee We need to stay Lakers want it to Dan Wilson. Averaging 125 Hoskins, replacing Aaron Scholl against Northwood, Saginaw does play he be, progress is yards combined, Martin and who was injured for the season GLIAC contenders Valley and Michigan Tech who will face a focused, get better being made. Wilson will meet the nation ’s against SVSU. are a combined 14-1. Hillsdale “We’re moving No. 7 ranked rush defense. The Hoskins started the first game Rich Mc Gowan “Everything we do is with the defense whose and be ready for in the right Lakers allowed 13 yards on the of his career last week against Grand Valley Lanthom bigger picture in mind, ” said opponents the tough games direction on ground to Wayne State a week Northwood and finished 22-of- GVSU head coach Chuck have averaged offense, ” Finnerty * ago and for the season average 34 for 209 yards and a Saturday night Lubbers Martin. “We know the tough 222.8 yards on ahead. said. “We have just 76.6 yards per game. touchdown. Stadium will find two teams tests are coming, and we’ve got the ground. tough games The Laker defense is also first “They ’re tremendously heading in different directions in to be peaking at the right time.” GVSU enters coming up at the in the nation in points allowed coached, ” Martin said. the Great Lakes Intercollegiate The Lakers must get past the Saturday CULLEN FINNERTY end of our with 7.8. “Hillsdale’s going to play really Athletic Conference. Chargers first. averaging GVSU Quarterback schedule. We need “In the last two weeks they ’ve hard. They ’re always physical. The Hillsdale Chargers (2-4) To help them do so All- 175.2 yards to stay focused, scored seven points and their They always play very smart. have lost four of their last five American Michael Tennessee, rushing. get better and be opponents haven ’t scored We’ll have to use our speed on games, and will play a nationally who has missed the last two Meanwhile ready for the anything, ” Martin said of the both sides of the ball and special ranked opponent for the third games with an injury to his right quarterback tough games defense. “As long as they keep teams and try to overwhelm straight week. The Chargers lost leg, is expected to play. Cullen ahead. doing that we’ll have plenty of them. ” to No. 13 Saginaw Valley on “It won ’t be a matter of if he Finnerty. averaging 216.2 yards “There ’s no question we’ve got time to work out the kinks on Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Sept. 25, 35-14, then lost to No. can play, ” Martin said. “It’s more per game through the air, will see the talent, and the coaching staff offense. Saturday. 14 Northwood 56-21 last of how effective will he be. ” a Charger passing defense that are going to do the best they can “We know they ’re capable of Tennis takes advantage of home court Adam Parks win. Our team rose to the occasion. ” Cameron and Gomez each won tlieir singles Grand Valley Lanthom matches as well. At first singles. Cameron defeated Mercyhurt ’s top player. Charity Playing at home can serve as a sense of Siegmund, in straight sets. relief to any sports team. The Grand Valley “Marie played excellent tennis ;md handed State University men ’s and women ’s tennis their No. 1 player her first conference loss of teams each took time off the road to play hosts the year,” Black said. last week. Gomez easily won her third singles match After playing nine straight matches and two 6-0, 6-4. At second singles, junior Allison tournaments on the road, the GVSU women ’s Koopsen was victorious 6-0, 6-4, as was tennis team began a stretch of five consecutive freshman Emily Zellner in a close 6-4, 7-5 home matches on Sept. 28. fifth singles match. Pallett picked up another In three Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic singles victory, rolling over her sixth singles Conference matches against Northwood opponent 6-0, 6-3. University, Mercyhurst College on Oct. 1 and Ashland, winless in conference play this Ashland University on Oct. 2. the Lakers won season, proved to be little competition as die two and lost one. Lakers kept their momentum by winning 9-0. The return to ho'me courts came as relief to Senior Zanobia Syed jumped into the action, head coach John Black and his road-weary teaming up with Killips to team. gain a 8-5 win at third “After traveling for most ii------doubles. of the fall season, our With the two wins over players were ready for some We knew we Mercyhurst and Ashland, the home matches, ” Black said. Lakers improve to 6-2 in the “They were able to sleep in would have to GLIAC iuid put themselves their own beds and did not pick up our level comfortably in fourth place have to spend any hours in a in the conference. van on the road.” in the singles in Their next match comes The Lakers went into last this Saturday against Ferris week’s action with a 5-1 order to secure a State University, whose only overall record and 4-1 in the win. Our team conference loss came to GLIAC, but were handed its Northwood, and is in second second loss of the season by rose to the place. Northwood, the top team in “Ferris State has an the conference. occasion. exceptional doubles line-up “Northwood is currently and their singles players are undefeated in the GLIAC JOHN B1ACK all upperclassmen with Black said. “They have an Women ’s Head Coach several years of experience exceptionally strong and under their belts," Black very deep tennis program." ------ft said. "In order for us to beat Senior Natalie Pallett them we will have to win at least one point in accounted for the only two Laker victories in the doubles to take the pressure oft Our singles the 7-2 loss to Northwood, playing solid in players, where we w ill have our work cut out both singles and doubles. Pallett defeated her for us.” sixth singles opponent 6-1, 6-0 and with Coming off of two tournaments away from freshman doubles partner Jenna Killips. won home, the men ’s team hosted Lake Superior 9-7 at the third doubles position. State University, Calvin College and Grand Coming off the loss to Northwood, GVSU Rapids Community College in the two-day faced and defeated a Mercyhurst team that GVSU Invitational. The Lakers dominated the beat the Lakers 7-2 last season. The 6-3 win tournament winning every flight over the over Mercyhurst marks a key victory for the weekend. Lakers’ post-season hopes. Junior Kyle Klinge and junior Nirun Raju “The win over Mercyhurst should assure us took first place in the first and second singles of at least a top four finish in the GLIAC flights against LSSU opponents. going in to the conference tournament," Black Junior Scott Gregory defeated fellow Laker said. “That was extremely important to us as it sophomore Justin Sauerbrey 6-1, 6-2 for the looks like only those top four teams from our third flight championship. conference will make it to nationals this May.” Sophomore Kyle Dehne and junior David The Lakers got off to a slow start, winning Grow defeated their teammates Gregory ;ind just one of the three doubles.matches against sophomore Michael Bambini 9-7 for the Mercyhurst. At the second doubles position, doubles title. senior Marie Cameron and freshman Arcelia The men will take nearly two weeks oft Gomez earned the Lakers’ lone doubles before they travel to Rensselaer. Indiana to victory, 8-3. compete in the St. Joseph ’s College “We dug ourselves into a hole after Invitational Oct. 15 and 16. dropping two of three doubles matches. ” Grand Valley Lanthom / faslyn Gilbert Black said. “We knew we would have to pick Freshman tennis player Jenna Killips returns a serve during a match against Mercyhurst up our level in the singles in order to secure a Young squad looks to improve game Jayson Bussa Great Lakes Intercollegiate (149) finished only six strokes 83). Steve Larson also competed Athletic Conference schools. behind the individual winner, in the event as an individual Grand Valley Lanthom The Lakers finished the event in Northwood ’s Jason Holyszko. In finishing with a score of 154 (77. fifth place. In the first round, the the first round. Mango shot a 76 77). Freshman Tony Mango is and in the second round he Two days after their fifth place integrating himself nicely into team shot a cumulative score of 312. In the second round they climbed higher up on the leader finish, the Lakers traveled to the Grand Valley State shaved strokes off their team Bay City, Mich, to participate in University men ’s golf team. board with a 73. total finishing with a 297. The Finishing second in team the SVSU Invitational. The On a team loaded with seven Lakers completed the event with scoring was fellow freshman Lakers shot a pair of 309s in freshmen. Mango led the Lakers a score of 609 (+33). Josh Orler with a final score of both of the rounds at Bay Valley in scoring in both the “It was a pretty good finish but 151 (75, 76). Orler broke the top Golf Course leading them to a Northwood and Saginaw Valley I don ’t think anyone on the team 20 for individual golfers as he score of 618 and a tie with State University Invitationals. was excited about it.” head tied for 17th overall. Sophomore Wayne State University for the His leading performances helped coach Don Underwood said. Kyle Murphy finished one sixth place position out of a 12 the Lakers to fifth and sixth “Josh [Orler] and Tony (Mango) stroke behind Orler with a 152 team field. place finishes overall. played really well but didn ’t get (79. 73) which locked him in a Mango again led the Lakers in Last Friday afternoon the as much help as 1 had hoped." tie for 23rd overall. team scaring finishing with a Lakers continued their strenuous Mango led GVSU’s team Other golfers who contributed 147. His 72-stroke first round schedule by traveling to scoring, and broke into the top to the team scoring were Bill combined with his 75-stroke Grand Valley lanthom / Kate Brown Midland, Mich. and 10 overall, finishing in ninth at Schmidt with a 157 (82, 75) and Kyle Murphy and the Lakers took part in invitationals at Northwood and participating in the Northwood the Currie Golf Course. Mango Chris Johnson with a 166 (83, PLEASE SEE GOLF, B3 Saginaw Valley State last weekend. Invitational along with 11 other B3 Sports A&E Other The Lakers pitched a 34-0 shutout of the Wayne Russian sculptors Dmitry and Daniel Kaminker State Warriors last Saturday. The win was the feature miniature models of their normally GVSU's 18th straight over WSU. monumental sculptures in the news "Minimonumentalism" exhibit. B2 IburstLn October 7 ,2004 SPORTS 6IUUII WULEY UMTNORN Cross Country teams run Women’s golf Division I football circles around competition coaches’ poll rested and relaxedRank School (1st votes) Rec. Amanda White 25:08 was tied by senior Ryan Jaquith ’s 42nd place finish Cole in his 16th place finish. The (18:29). Jayson Bussa Stinson said. “Her shoulder Grand Valley Lanthorn 1. Southern California (46)4-0 Lakers ran their top seven men Although Baltes said their Grand Valley Lanthorn problem is kind of coming 2. Oklahoma (12) 4-0 under 25:52 for the first time slow start caused them to play back but she gutted it out.” The Grand Valley State 3. Georgia (1) 4-0 ever, with Peck and Cole, along catch-up, he also praised their Tying for fourth overall University men ’s and women ’s The two weeks of down 4. Miami (Fla.) (2) 4-0 with Ryan Holm (25:22), Robby ability to handle the situation was second leading Laker, cross country teams made an time for the Grand Valley 5. Texas 4-0 Young (25:29), Chris once it was presented. Melissa Riegle. Riegle impressive showing last Pabst State University women ’s 6. Auburn 5-0 (25:36). Blake Terhune (25:41) “How we handled the situation posted a score of 161. In the Saturday, Oct. 2 when they golf team paid big dividends 7. California 3-0 and Grant Fall (25:52). was a positive, ” he said. “We first round Riegle started out traveled to Chicago, Ill. for the as they returned to the course 8. Florida State 3-1 Baltes praises his men ’s teams stayed focused and kept by shooting a personal best Loyola Lakefront Invitational. last Sunday and Monday 9. Virginia 4-0 ability to get out of the gate completing all the way until the of 74. However, in the The men finished with a strong afternoons. 10. Purdue 4-0 aggressively, and recognizes finish. ” second round held at Hawks second place showing and the “The break really helped 11. Utah 5-0 Peck’s role in the Lakers’ high The Lakers will host the Head Run. Riegle added a women placed seventh, us," head coach Lori Stinson 12. Florida 3-1 standings for the day. Michigan Intercollegiate Cross few strokes to her game justifying their spots at the top of said. “We had played four 13. Minnesota 5-0 “Nate Peck was very Country Championships at the shooting an 87 on the day. the Great Lakes Regional tournaments in three weeks. 14. Michigan 4-1 impressive, ” Baltes said. “We Rolling Hills Golf Course in “Melissa (Riegle) had been 15. Ohio State 3-1 standings. We were tired physically and working hard on her putting were really impressed with the Hudsonville Friday at 3 p.m. mentally, and it especially 16. Wisconsin 5-0 “1 am very pleased with what maturity he showed today racing Baltes said this meet gives the all week,” Stinson said. “I we took from the meet in showed at the Michigan State 17. Tennessee 3-1 against some top Division I team a great chance to see where was extremely proud of her. ” 18. West Virginia 4-1 Chicago this weekend, ” said Invitational. ” Shannon Briggs and Laura runners. I am very excited to see it stands in the state. Earlier this week, the golf 19. Boise State 5-0 head coach Jerry Baltes. “It was what he can do the rest of the “We run two different Leatherman capped of the a great learning experience for team returned to competition 20. Louisville 4-0 season. ” championship distances, a long Lakers that finished within 21. Oklahoma State 4-0 us on both sides. We had a great for the first time since Sept. the top ten overall field. While the men charged out of course and a short course, ” 19. The rest and relaxation 22. Arizona State 5-0 weekend and these student the gate in their second place Baltes said. “Some schools will Briggs ended with a final athletes deserve to be must have been what the lady 23. Maryland 3-1 showing, the No. 3 ranked focus on just one race and try to score of 163, taking 80 24. LSU 3-2 recognized. ” Lakers needed as they strokes in the first round and women were a little slower at the do very well in just that race. traveled to Findlay, Ohio and 25. North Carolina State 3-1 The No. 7 ranked men were start, but still finished seventh in We, on the other hand, will be adding a few in the second topped only by Loyola finished first in the Findlay for an 83. Leatherman the 24-team field. splitting our squads up and Invitational. Eight other University, who put up 93 points trying to be competitive in both narrowly snuck in the top ten “I think we could have teams competed against the compared to GVSU’s 112. To be finished a bit higher had we races on both sides.” of individual finishers as she second among 25 teams is Lakers in the outing held at finished in the 10th place raced a bit more aggressively out This tenacity to race for high Sycamore Golf Course and Division II something the team takes great of the gate,” Baltes said. “We standings in both distances, slot. Leatherman ended the pride in. Hawks Head Run. competition with a 166 still beat a lot of good teams with despite having what Baltes calls “It was a different kind of football “This was an extraordinary an average race all the way up the “injury bug, ” is formed by shooting a 79 in the first race for our men, ” Baltes said. challenge for us.” Stinson round and coming back in the and down. ” the Lakers’ depth. He said depth said. “We have never played coaches’ poll “To finish runners-up in a very The Lakers’ top three finishers is the team’s greatest strength. second round with an 87. good field is something we’re one tournament on two ran three of the school ’s nine “We have incredible strength Freshman Michelle Rank School (1st votes) Rec. very excited about. ” different courses like that. Boogard was called to play in fastest times in history, with in numbers, ” he said. “There are We were familiar with 1. Grand Valley St. (24) 5-0 The men were led by redshirt senior Krista O'Dell posting a situations where our second team competition for the first freshman Nate Peck, who Sycamore but Hawks Head 2. Pittsburg St. (Kan.) (1) 6-0 career best 18:06, good for 22nd group of athletes are better than time this year as she tied for 3. Texas A&M-Kingsville 4-0 shattered the previously-held Run gave us a few 11th place overall. Boogard place, redshirt freshman Ashley a few teams’ first groups. That problems. ” 4. Northwest Missouri St. 6-0 school record by 36 seconds, Wharton placing 31st in her first says a lot about our kids and posted a score of 167 clocking in at 24:32 for a second Four out of the six Lakers 5. Catawba (N.C.) 5-0 collegiate meet with a time of their focus in becoming the best shooting an 82 in the first 6. Central Oklahoma 6-0 place finish. The old record of that competed finished in the round and an 85 in the 18:15 and sophomore Sarah program in the nation. ” top ten individual golfers. 7. Albany St. (Ga.) 5-0 second round. 8. St. Cloud State (Minn.) 6-0 Leading the Lakers in their Finally, Kristi Vienneau team scoring was Melissa 9. Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 4-1 rounded out the scoring for 10. Valdosta St. (Ga.) 4-1 Sneller, who has led the the Lakers with her 88-stroke Lakers in every tournament 11. North Dakota 4-1 first round and 81 -stroke 12. Northwood (Mich.) 6-0 CHRIsilANITY so far the season. Sneller not second round, en route to her only finished in first place 13. Saginaw Valley St. 4-1 final score of 169. 14. East Stroudsburg (Pa.) 5-0 for the Lakers, but she also Ferris State finished in finished as the top individual 15. Arkansas Tech 5-0 second place for the 16. Winona St. (Minn.) 5-1 in the tournament out of over tournament eight strokes 50 other individual golfers. 17. Michigan Tech 5-0 behind the Lakers. The 18. Shippensburg (Pa.) 5-1 C ampus In the first round of play, Bulldogs ended with a score Sneller started out with a 19. Colorado School of O N of 643 (314, 329). Mines 6-0 score of 75. In the second The Lakers will finish off round, Sneller added three 20. Delta St. (Miss.) 3-2 the fall leg of their season 21. Tuskegee (Ala.) 3-1 strokes to her final score next weekend when they Thursday Nights at 9:00 Kirkhof Center Room 104 ending with a 78. That put 22. South Dakota 5-1 travel to Myrtle Beach, South 23. Central Missouri St. 4-2 her ahead of second place Carolina where they will individual finisher, Elena 24. North Alabama 3-2 compete in the Lenoir-Rhyne 25. California (Pa.) 4-1 October 7 This 1 Believe..." (3) God Created, Man Fell Robles from Ferris State Invitational. University, by three strokes. “Melissa played very well,” October 14 ______Pizza & Theology Country Place Apartments Laker 10507 48th Avenue, Suite A, Allendale, MI 49401 of the (616) 895-6060 Week 1250 Square Feet 4 Bedrooms/2 Baths Redshirt freshman Nate Senior tennis player Marie Peck is awarded Laker of the Cameron is this week ’s Laker Central Air & Dishwasher Week for his performance of the Week for her efforts in last weekend at the Loyola last weekend ’s matches. Laundry Facility On-Site Lakefront Invitational. 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"It’s a second half. matter of getting everyone on Lakers coast to 344) The inconsistent offense has the same page at the same bothered Martin and the Lakers time.” shutout of WSU all season and continues to do Late in the first quarter so. Finnerty scrambled out of the Rich Mc Gowan "Offensively, we’ve got work pocket and scampered 16 yards Grand Valley Lanthorn to do,” Martin said. “We are to put the Lakers up 10-0. doing some good things, but not After a Scott Greene field For the second straight game bringing it all together for a goal three minutes into the the Grand Valley State good game. We don ’t want to second quarter, junior Brandon University defense dominated end up where we were last year, Langston scored on an 19-yard as the Lakers rolled to a 34-0 just trying to move the ball, touchdown run to make the victory over Wayne State. play field position and hope the game 20-0. The Lakers held the Warriors defense wins it.” On their next possession, the without a first down until 13:43 Without All-American Warriors turned the ball over for remained and allowed only running back Michael the third time of the game when three for the game, setting a Tennessee for a second week, WSU quarterback Chad Blair new Great Lakes Intercollegiate the Lakers started Ryan Hukill threw his second interception in Athletic Conference record. in the backfield (64 yards on 16 four passes. GVSU’s Marvis The victory was GVSU’s 18th carries) though Brandon Ryan Bryant ran the interception consecutive over Wayne State. (88 yards on 10 carries) and down to the WSU 28-yard line. The shutout victory was a Preston Garris (59 yards on 11 Finnerty found Langston in the team effort, as GVSU’s starters carries) also saw action. end zone five plays later. watched the second half from GVSU quarterback Cullen The scoring was capped by the sideline while the reserves Finnerty completed 15-of-26 receiver Demonte Collins ’ 9- continued to hold Wayne State passes for 129 yards and two yard reception with 20 seconds at bay. touchdowns in the first half. remaining in the half. The Warriors finished with 69 Jeff Dock came in for the The Lakers held possession of total yards of offense. second half and was 8-of-13 for the ball twice as much as WSU “The defense was dominant 40 yards. (39:33 to 20:27) and had an for the second week in a row,” Finnerty said he and his average starting field position said GVSU head coach Chuck receivers are making progress inside Warrior territory. Martin. “They can make it look but still need to get on the same The Lakers return home real easy when they are on their page. Saturday when they host the game.” “The most frustrating part is Charges of Hillsdale College. Taking advantage of turnovers the receivers will do a great job .... ■ • 't—; * Steve’s Get your ’ Barber Shop news online! 348 Baldwin Drive Clwnet 457-2855 'M&m www.lanthorn.com jaa..... Daily 8-5:30, Saturday 8-1 Grand Valley Lanthom / Will Harrah GVSU freshman Preston Garris helped the Lakers bleed the clock late in last Saturday ’s 34-0 victory at Wayne State. Garris ran the ball 11 times for 59 yards as the Lakers improved to 5-0 on the season. "The Professionals" Soccer drops first conference game OTTAWA CREEK APARTMENTS Amanda White The Lakers fought back, tying mostly freshmen, sophomores up the score on junior forward and juniors, every game is a Grand Valley Lanthom Jenny Swalec’s goal off an assist learning experience for us.” from junior forward Mirela The No. 24 Grand Valley State One thing the Lakers don ’t Tutundzic. Sophomore need much help learning is how University women's soccer team midfielder Shannon Carrier put encountered their first roadblock to handle the ball offensively. GVSU up 2-1 with her goal, Their offensive attack required on the path to the Great Lakes assisted by senior midfielder Cardinal goalkeeper Stacy Intercollegiate Athletic April Raynovich, in the 79th Conference championship when LaLond to earn the win with 12 minute of play. saves on the day. they traveled to Saginaw Valley GVSU watched their lead “We’ve done a good job State University Saturday, Oct. 2 Monthy Rent as low as diminish as Cardinal Jenny Prior sticking with our plan, keeping in University Center, Mich. came to life. possession, knocking the ball The Lakers suffered their first Prior tied the game at 2-2 in around and controlling it,” $ PER PERSON conference defeat 3-2 in 167.50 the 88th minute, sending the Crooks said. based on 4 person occupancy overtime. The loss snaps the game into overtime, then sent a He also said a lot of teams Lakers’ five-game winning header into the goal in the 98th would kill to be where the streak and puts them 0-1 in minute to put the game away. Lakers are offensively, as they conference play. “The team was real frustrated, outscored their opponents 26-0 “The conference and division but we will bounce back, ” in the five games preceding this margin of error is so slim that Crooks said. “We really were the one. when you lose a conference best team out there. We GVSU hosts conference foes game it’s tough to get back in, ” dominated the whole game. Northern Michigan University said assistant coach Jeff Crooks. They just finished their Friday at 3 p.m. and Northwood “This is a weird year in terms of opportunities and made us pay on Sunday at 1 p.m. the region, though. A lot of for our mistakes. It was a bit Crooks said the team will use people are winning and losing unlucky really, to outshoot a this week to sort some things out * Spacious 1 or 2 bedroom apartments Walkout balcony games that we didn ’t expect. team 28-5 and still lose. The ball and expects the women to be Last year the playoffs were cut * Central air Dishwasher just didn't bounce our way.” ready to play this weekend. and dry, but there is still a good Crooks said the team needs to “Both teams we play this * Coin-up laundry in each building Large closet space chance for a lot of teams to make work on staying focused and weekend are in the middle of the the playoffs this year.” * Just minutes away from GVSU/Allendale Basketball court eliminating mistakes. conference, ” he said. “If we GVSU (8-3, 0-1) battled “We’ve lost focus a few make mistakes and don ’t score SVSU to a scoreless first half. times,” he said. “The other goals, we can lose, but if we (616)453-9190 CALL NOW (616)677-5270 Saginaw ’s Kelly Pruitt opened teams have capitalized on our don't make mistakes and are the second half with an early mistakes and it has put us in a able to score, we will win. We’re Reservations being accepted goal (47:06). It was the first goal hole. We made three mistakes a good team, and I have for next year! given up by the Lakers since today and they made us pay for complete confidence. ” Sept. 10 at Wisconsin-Parkside. them. Because of our age, GOLF continued from page B1 second round fueled Mango O'TOOLES to 4th place finish out of all MONTE'S PUBLIC HOUSE ^ the individual golfers. The individual field consisted of DAILY HAPPY HOUR over 75 golfers. MONDAY-FRIDAY 4PM-7PM Orler took possession of the Hours of Operation second place spot for team www.montesgr.com scoring with his score of 154. MONDAY-SATURDAY IIAM-2AM Tuesdays Orler stayed consistent in his game as he shot 77’s in both $1 Domestic Drafts 9-12am SUNPAN I2PM-2AM rounds of the tournament. 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It’s GRAND RAPIDS v A an important tournament. ” GRRflD RAPIDS GRAND VALLEY LANTHORN Grand Valley Lantborn Thursday , October 7, 2004 NATION / WORLD latdbom((i gvsu.edu Howard Stem signs multimillion dollar deal with Sirius show is Larry Mc Shane rights over his salacious show ’s (expletives), I called Stern "an entertainment The lawsuit came in response content, will move to the will bury you. ” it------broadcast. force of unprecedented to a $10 million suit filed by Associated Press national distributor of Like cable "It has been recognition and popularity in Stem and Infinity after Clear commercial-free music and television, The FCC...has my dream to the broadcast world. ” Both Channel dropped the shock NEW YORK - Top-ranked sport programming when his satellite radio is stopped me from have the top- Clayton and Stem predicted the jock. shock jock Howard Stern said contract with Infinity not subject to rated show in shock jock will change the face Sirius reaches more than 10 Wednesday that he will Broadcasting expires in 15 federal doing business. radio since I of satellite radio and boost million DISH Network satellite abandon his syndicated months. The deal will allow indecency was five years listenership. TV and Sirius Satellite Radio morning radio show to join him to reach every market in scrutiny because Clear Channel , old,” Stern said “Sirius said to me, ‘You ’re subscribers nationwide, Sirius satellite radio in 15 the country. it is available in a statement. our Michael Jordan, you ’re providing listeners with over months, freeing him from “I’m tired of the censorship. ” only to paid you (expletives), I “Sirius - the everything, you ’re our 120 channels of commercial- government regulators and said Stern, whose show was subscribers. will bury you. future of radio - cornerstone, ’” Stern said. free music, sports, information allowing him to “bring my fans dropped by media Stern ’s show, will take this Shares of the satellite radio and entertainment. my show my way.” conglomerate Clear Channel full of sexually HOWARD STERN dream to a company surged 18 percent on Infinity, a subsidiary of ‘Tve decided what my future Communications in April after explicit remarks Radio Personality whole new the news. Viacom Inc., has about 185 is,” Stem told his millions of the Federal Communications and off-color level as I bring A call to Infinity for comment stations in 40 U.S. markets, listeners in announcing his Commission proposed a humor, corners my fans my was not immediately returned. according to Hoovers.com. five-year, multimillion-dollar $495,000 fine against it for the radio market ______show my way. In July, Clear Channel sued Shares of Sirius rose 60 cents contract. “It’s not this kind of comments made by Stern. among males It will be the Infinity for more than $3 to $3.95 on the Nasdaq Stock radio any more.” "The FCC ... has stopped me 18-49 years of best radio they million, claiming Stem broke Market. Viacom shares fell 49 Stern, who battled for years from doing business, ” Stern age and ranks No. 1 in many of will ever hear. ” their contract by violating cents to $34.96 on the New with the FCC and the religious said. “Clear Channel, you the 46 major markets where his Sirius CEO Joseph P. Clayton federal indecency regulations. York Stock Exchange. U.N., Brazil agree on nuke inspections George Jahn they are not allowed to see, he said. Associated Press Low enriched uranium is used for fuel to generate power. VIENNA, Austria - Brazil has Weapons grade, it is a agreed in principle to let the component in nuclear warheads. U.N. atomic watchdog agency Brazil vehemently denies it is see parts of equipment to enrich interested in building such arms, uranium, diplomats said and Secretary of State Colin Wednesday. Such a deal would Powell said he, too, believed that resolve months of dispute over the country had no intention of access to the technology that can becoming a nuclear weapons be used to build nuclear power. weapons. “We know for sure that Brazil The diplomats, who spoke to is not thinking about nuclear The Associated Press on weapons in any sense. Brazil is condition of anonymity, said the not a potential proliferator, ” agreement would allow Powell said Tuesday at a inspectors of the International meeting with business leaders in Atomic Energy Agency to verify Sao Paulo, Brazil. that uranium is neither enriched Brazil’s secrecy has to weapons-grade levels nor heightened concerns that it could diverted to other sites. serve as a precedent for Iran - "They came upon a formula under IAEA investigation for that gives the agency enough nearly two decades of and yet lets Brazil save face,” sometimes suspicious nuclear said one diplomat at a mission activity - and North Korea, that deals with the IAEA. which has broken all ties with Brazil has for months refused the agency and is openly to give IAEA inspectors visual threatening to develop nuclear AP Photo / Jason Reed access to its centrifuges at its U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, center, walks from a C-130 transport plane after being greeted by Paul Bremer, right, the U.S. administrator of weapons. plant in Resende, about 60 miles Powell sought to dismiss such the coalition forces in Iraq, in Baghdad, in this Feb. 23, 2004 file photo. In remarks published Tuesday,Oct. 5, 2004, Bremer, said he arrived in Iraq on May northwest of Rio de Janeiro, worries after meeting with 6, 2003 to find "horrid ” looting and a very unstable situation, throwing new fuel onto the presidential campaign issue of whether the United States had asserting that the plant ’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da sufficiently planned for the post-war situation in Iraq. advanced technology could be Silva, saying: "I don ’t believe stolen by other countries if whatever arrangement Brazil outsiders are allowed to view it. and the IAEA might come to, it But experts doubt Brazil has will give North Korea or Iran developed technology that is bargaining power with the White House on defensive after radically different from what is IAEA.” used at other uranium Powell ’s visit came less than enrichment plants and point out two weeks before the arrival of a that technological advances are team of IAEA inspectors to protected by patents. Brazil. Another diplomat said the Commenting earlier on the tentative compromise would dispute over visual access, Bremer says too few troops in Iraq allow inspectors to see some Powell had suggested a solution parts of the centrifuges while was close at hand, saying: “The others would remain covered Scott Lindlaw referring to postwar troop within the Bush elected. IAEA has worked out these levels and a failure to contain administration the issue of too “Commander in chief means from view. Diagrams would be Associated Press kinds of differences in the past; I chaos. few troops and “should have you have to make judgments provided to the agency experts expect they will work it out this At a campaign stop in been even more insistent" that protect the troops and to give them a concept of what time with Brazil.” WASHINGTON - The White Tipton. Iowa, Kerry said the when his advice was rejected. accomplish the mission, ” House staunchly defended its question for voters was White House spokesman Kerry told reporters in Iowa. Iraq policy Tuesday as new whether Bush was Scott McClellan refused to say “I would listen to all of my questions emerged about “constitutionally incapable of if Bremer had pleaded with advisers and make the best President Bush ’s prewar acknowledging the truth" or Bush for more troops, saying, decision possible." Citgo reaches Clean decisions and postwar was "just so . “We never get The White House, planning. An impending stubborn. ” into reading out meanwhile, sought to put the weapons report undercut the In a rare day all the brightest face possible on the administration ’s main spent in conversations final report by the American rationale for the war, and the Washington, One way to have they had. ” weapons inspector in Iraq, Air Act Settlement former head of the American Bush remained stopped the Bush Charles Duelfer, due out occupation said the United out of sight consulted Wednesday. In earlier drafts, C urt Anderson announced it was moving its States had too few troops in U.S. headquarters from Tulsa, and silent, looting would military Duelfer found Saddam had left Associated Press Iraq after the invasion. letting his commanders - signs he had idle weapons Okla., to Houston, said it did not Four weeks before Election admit to Clean Air Act violations surrogates have been to have not his hand programs he someday hoped WASHINGTON - Citgo Day. Democrat John Kerry in the agreement but will answer Kerry’s picked Iraq to revive, but that Saddam did Petroleum Corp. will install pounced on the charges. His more troops on administrator - not have stockpiles of implement the pollution controls acknowledgment by former $320 million in pollution beginning next year. speechwriters for guidance on weapons of mass destruction. controls at six refineries and pay Iraq administrator Paul the ground. “These additional polished an troop levels, Even before Duelfer’s final a $3.6 million fine to settle a Bremer Monday that the improvements will ensure that address that McClellan said, report was issued, McClellan federal lawsuit alleging Clean United States had "paid a big the corporation reaches its goal administration adding, “The said it bolstered the White Air Act violations, the Bush price" for insufficient troop of becoming an exceptional aides said PAUL BREMER lessons from House's assertions on Iraq. administration announced levels. environmental steward,” said would be a the past, The report will conclude Wednesday. Bremer, who shot into the Former Iraq administrator Luis Marin, chief executive sweeping including "that Saddam Hussein had the The settlement requires Citgo, national headlines with his indictment of Vietnam, are intent and the capability, that the nation's No. 4 gas retailer, to officer and president of Citgo, remarks, softened his which is a unit of Venezuela ’s Kerry’s that we he was pursuing an aggressive reduce yearly emissions of comments during a speech state oil company. policies on shouldn ’t try to strategy to bring down the nitrogen oxide by 7,184 tons and Tuesday in Michigan. Iraq, the war on terrorism and micromanage military sanctions, the international sulfur dioxide by 23,250 tons. The Citgo settlement is the "We certainly had enough 12th reached under an EPA the economy. decisions from Washington. ” sanctions, imposed by the Both can cause serious (troops) going into Iraq, initiative begun in December "It’s a comprehensive look In an unusual public United Nations through illegal respiratory ailments and worsen because we won the war in a 2000. Thomas Skinner, EPA’s at two very different records, acknowledgment of internal financing procurement cases of childhood asthma. very short three weeks,” he assistant administrator for one of accomplishment, and dissent. Bush campaign schemes, ” McClellan said. The refineries covered in the told an audience of more than enforcement, said the one of being on the wrong side spokesman Brian Jones said “The report will continue to agreement among the company, 400 people at Michigan State agreements have cut air of history over and over Bremer and the military brass show that he was a gathering the Justice Department, University. pollution by 200.000 tons a year again, ” Bush campaign had clashed on troop levels. threat that needed to be taken Environmental Protection at 48 refineries in 24 states. “The point that I have been communications director "Ambassador Bremer seriously, that it was a matter Agency and four states, making, and that has gotten a Nicolle Devenish said of the differed with the commanders of time before he was going to represent 5 percent of the The amount Citgo is required little bit distorted in the press speech. in the field,” Jones said. “That begin pursuing those weapons nation ’s refining capacity. to spend on pollution controls recently, is that, as 1 look back "The president will talk is his right, but the president of mass destruction, ” he said. "Today ’s settlement means ranks fourth among the now, I believe it would have about the choice we face in has always said that he will McClellan ’s use of the we're one step closer to bringing companies that have reached been better to stop the looting this election between his listen to his commanders on phrase "begin pursuing those all of America’s oil refineries settlements over the past four that was found right after the commitment to success in the the ground and give them the weapons ” marked a new into compliance with our Clean years. The largest was in the war. war on terror and John Kerry’s support they need for victory ” attempt to gradually back off Air Act standards, which means agreement with Motiva “One way to have stopped record of voting against Military commanders the administration ’s once-firm cleaner air for our communities Enterprises, at $550 million. the looting would have been to measures to keep us safe, and believed the force level was assertions on Iraq possessing and citizens, ” said Thomas Citgo will spend another $5 have more troops on the attacking policies he once adequate, said Pentagon weapons of mass destruction _ Sansonetti, assistant attorney million to further reduce ground. That ’s a retrospective supported. ” spokesman Larry Di Rita. the main justification for the general for the Justice emissions at its refineries in wisdom of mine, looking The address in the swing "Before, during and invasion. Department ’s environment Corpus Christi. The agreement backwards, ” he added. “I state of Pennsylvania was subsequent to Mr. Bremer’s Bush, Vice President Dick division. was filed in U.S. District Court think there are enough troops originally to focus on health tenure, the military Cheney and other top The Citgo refineries are in in Texas and still requires the there now for the job we are care, but the White House commanders and the administration officials said Corpus Christi, Texas, which has approval of a federal judge. doing. ” reversed course and made it Chairman of the Joint Chiefs repeatedly before invading two facilities; Lemont. Ill.; Lake According to the Justice Kerry said there was a “long about Iraq, seeking to blunt a of Staff believed that the level Iraq that Saddam did have Charles, La.; Paulsboro, N.J.; Department, companies caught list of mistakes" that the Bush new report on the absence of of U.S. forces in Iraq was the such weapons and that they and Savannah, Ga. The states of violating anti-pollution laws administration had made in weapons of mass destruction appropriate level, and that was posed a threat not only to Illinois, Louisiana, New Jersey have agreed this year to spend Iraq. there before the war. their recommendation to the Iraq's neighbors but to the and Georgia joined in the more than $4 billion to reduce "I’m glad that Paul Bremer Bremer, in a speech last secretary of defense. ” United States as well. Later, agreement. emissions. Courts have imposed has finally admitted at least month at DePauw University Kerry said he would listen to the officials said Saddam was Citgo, which recently $181 million in civil penalties two of them. ” Kerry said. in Indiana, said he had raised military and civilian leaders if pursuing them. for those violations. 6MMDWJUIEY lANTMOWH NATION / WORLD IburstUty, October 7, mi Comedian Rodney Dangerfield dead at 82 David Germain in a black suit, red tie and white 39. Your image goes into the soul he met at a New York club. Both 1994 "Natural Bom Killers.” He had established his own Web site (“1 went out and bought an AP Movie Writer shirt with collar that seemed too of everyone. ” had weaned of the uncertainty of a In 1995, the Academy of Motion tight - convulsed audiences with Flowers were placed on his star performer ’s life. Picture Arts and Sciences rejected Apple Computer; it had a worm in on Hollywood Boulevard after “We wanted to lead a normal Dangerfield ’s application for it”), and his fans used it to express LOS ANGELES - Rodney lines such as: ‘‘When I was bom, I word of his death, and the marquee life,” he remarked in a 1986 membership. A letter from Roddy their indignation. The public Dangerfield, the bug-eyed comic was so ugly that the dixlor slapped my mother ”; “When I started in of The Improv, a comedy club interview. "I wanted a house and a McDowall of the actors branch reaction prompted the academy to whose self-deprecating one-liners where Dangerfield often picket fence and kids, and the heck explained that the comedian had reverse itself and offer brought him stardom in clubs, show business, I played one club performed, read “Rest In Peace with show business. Love is more failed to execute “enough of the membership. Dangerfield television and movies and made that was so far out my act was Rodney. ” important, you see. When the kinds of roles that allow a declined. his lament “I don ’t get no respect ” reviewed in Field and Stream”; “When you saw Rodney on The show is over, you ’re alone. ” performer to demonstrate the “They don ’t even apologize or a catchphrase, died Tuesday. He and “Every time I get in an was 82. elevator, the operator says the Tonight Show ’ sitting on the couch The couple settled in mastery of his craft.” nothing, ” he said. "They give no with Johnny Carson, you didn ’t Englewood, N.J., had two The ultimate rejection, and respect at all - pardon the pun - to Dangerfield, who fell into a same thing to me: ‘Basement? ’” In a 1986 interview, he explained want it to go to commercial,” children, Bnan and Melanie, and Dangerfield played it to the hilt. comedy.” coma after undergoing heart comic Bemie Mac said in a he worked selling paint and siding. surgery, died at 1:20 p.m., said the origin of his “respect ” statement. “He always left you But the idyllic suburban life soured publicist ' Kevin Sasaki. trademark: “I had this joke: ‘I played hide wanting more and I’m going to as the pair battled. The couple Dangerfield had a heart valve and seek; they wouldn ’t even look miss him. ” divorced in 1962, re-married a We Do Mondays replaced Aug. 25 at the University for me.’ To make it work better, Dangerfield had a strange career year later and again divorced. of California, Los Angeles, in show business. At 19 he started Medical Center. you look for something to put in In 1993, Dangerfield married front of it: I was so poor, I was so as a standup comedian. He made Joan Child, a flower importer. Like No Place Else! Sasaki said in a statement that dumb, so this, so that. I thought, only a fair living, traveling a great At age 42, he returned to show Dangerfield suffered a small stroke ‘Now what fits that joke? ’ Well, deal and appearing in rundown business as Jack Roy. He after the operation and developed ‘No one liked me’ was all right. joints. Married at 27, he decided he remembered in 1986: infectious and abdominal But then I thought, a more couldn ’t support a family on his “It was like a need. 1 had to complications. But in the past profound thing would be, ‘I get no meager earnings. work. I had to tell jokes. I had to week he had emerged from the He returned to comedy at 42 and write them and tell them. It was coma, the publicist said. respect. ’” He tried it at a New York club, began to attract notice. He like a fix. I had the habit. ” “When Rodney emerged, he and the joke drew a bigger appeared on the Ed Sullivan show Even during his domestic years, kissed me. squeezed my hand and response than ever. He kept the seven times and on “The Tonight he continued filling the duffel bag smiled for his doctors, ” phrase in the act, and it seemed to Show ” with Johnny Carson more with jokes. He didn ’t want to break Dangerfield ’s wife, Joan, said in establish a bond with his audience. than 70 times. in his new act with any notice, so the statement. The comic is also Enjoy a double order of After hearing him perform years After his first major film role in he asked the owner of New York ’s survived by two children from a later. Jack Benny remarked: “Me, I “Caddyshack, ” he began starring Inwood Lounge, George previous marriage. get laughs because I’m cheap and in his own movies. McFadden, not to bill him as Jack chicken, sfeak or combo As a comic, Dangerfield - clad He was bom Jacob Cohen on Roy. McFadden came up with the Nov. 22, 1921, on New York ’s absurd name Rodney Dangerfield. fajifas (enough for fwo) Long Island. Growing up in the It stuck. borough of Queens, his mother Dangerfield ’s bookings for jusf til! was uncaring and his father was improved, and he landed television absent. As Philip Roy, the father gigs. After his ex-wife died, he Frosfy. 10 02. Top Shelf and his brother toured in took over the responsibility of vaudeville as a pantomime raising his two children. He or Caribbean Margarifas comedy-juggling act, Roy and decided to quit touring and open a Arthur. Young Jacob ’s parents New York nightclub, divorced, and the mother struggled Dangerfield ’s, so he could stay are only $2.* to support her daughter and son. close to home. A beer commercial Hie boy helped bring in money and the Carson shows brought him by selling ice cream at the beach national attention. and working for a grocery store. “I His film debut came in 1971 found myself going to school w ith with “The Projectionist, ” which he kids and then in the aftermxin I’d described as “the kind of a movie be delivering groceries to their that you went to the location on the back dcxir, ” he recalled. “I ended subway. ” He did better in 1980 up feeling inferior to everybody. ” with "Caddyshack, ” in which he He ingratiated himself to his held his own with such comics as schoolmates by being funny; at 15 Chevy Chase, Ted Knight and Bill he was writing down jokes and Murray. storing them in a duffel bag. 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The “Moving, ” “The Scout,” Comedian Rodney Dangerfield holds up a shoe autographed by Shaquille jobs came slowly, but in time he “Ladybugs ” and “Meet Wally O'Neal that says "To Rodney, 'I gets No Respect' Shaq #34," at his home in Muaf be af leaaf 21 year a of age fo conaume alcohol was averaging $300 a week. Sparks. ” He turned dramatic as a *Offer valid every Monday 11 am fo cloae Los Angeles. On Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2004, Dangerfield died. He was 82. 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Start Your Resume -School of Grand Valley State University Constitution, a 44-gun U.S. Navy Communications Majors and Renaissance Festival • 5:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: • On Oct. 22, 1966, the Supremes • On Oct. 18, 1996, the Dow Other Creative Types One-Tune Boys Don't Cry at Kirkhof Center frigate built to fight Barbary become the first all-female group pirates off the coast of Tripoli, is manages to shrug oft a spate of Workshops • 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM - to score a No. 1 album, with MEASURE FOR MEASURE at • 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM - RAD launched in Boston Harbor. "Supremes a Go-Go." bad news, including the During the War of 1812, the announcement of more woes for • 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM — Student Performing Arts Center LAT (Rape Aggression Defense) Constitution won its enduring the tobacco industry, to storm to a Organization Financial Workshop Training at FH Multipurpose RM • On Oct. 20, 1973, after 15 years at Student Organization Center in nickname "Old Ironsides" after record close of 6,094 points. It • 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM — Family B-30 of construction, the Sydney KC Weekend Dinner Buffet at FH witnesses claimed that British Opera House in Australia is was the 31st record closing high during the mighty bull run of '96. Arena • 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM - Small shots merely bounced off the dedicated by Queen Elizabeth II. • 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM - How to Jazz Combos at Van Solkema Constitution's sides. Since 1934, Famous for its geometric roof Talk So Your Professor Will Listen • 5:00 PM -FREE MOVIE: Recital Hall, PAC (c) 2004 King Features Synd., it has been based at the shells, the $80 million structure at STU 204 Johnson Family Vacation at Charlestown Navy Yard in contains several large Inc. Kirkhof Center • 9:00 PM — Homecoming Boston. auditoriums and presents an • 5:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: Informational Mtg. at Kirkhof Johnson Family Vacation at • 7:00 PM - GVSU Football Center RM 215/216 Kirkhof Center VS. Hillsdale College (Family Day) - DO SOMETHING! Event • 10:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: • 5:15 PM to 11:00 PM - at Lubbers Stadium Boys Don't Cry at Kirkhof Center Student Senate General Assembly Meeting at CHS- Pew Campus • 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM - Tuesday. October 12 LAKER LATE NIGHT - DO • 6:00 PM — Women Only 12- SOMETHING! Event at Kirkhof • 12:00 AM - Mid-term Step Meetings at the Women ’s Center Evaluations Center • 10:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: • 8:00 AM — Art Gallery Exhibit • 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM - Johnson Family Vacation at - Fall Arts Celebration at MEASURE FOR MEASURE at Kirkhof Center Performing Arts Center 1121 WELCOME FAMILIES Performing Arts Center LAT Sunday. October 10 • 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM - Name Hours: Mon-Fri 11 a.m. - 9p.m. | Sat 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. | Sun 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. • 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM - Free Brand Clothing Liquidation Sale at Speaker: Seven Habits of a Highly • 8:00 AM — Art Gallery Exhibit Kirkhof Center RM 250 Standale - Walker • 4154 Lake Michigan Dr. 453-7275 Effective Voter at CDC - Fall Arts Celebration at the Art Auditorium Gallery-PAC 1121 • 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM - Career Group at 204 STU • 8:00 PM-10:00 PM - French • 10:00 AM — Family Weekend Music Recital at Sherman Van at various locations • 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM - Solkema Recital Hall, PAC Student/Parent Education Group at I $1.00 OFF I • 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM - Grand the Women ’s Center • 9:00 PM — IFC Fraternity Valley State University Recruitment at Lake Huron Hall Renaissance Faire at the Cook- • 12:00 PM to 1:00 AM - I; Any Whole Sub I RM 132 Carillion Tower Unveiling Of The Silent Witness at the Clocktower . Expires 0.30.04 I • 10:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: • 12:00 PM - GVSU Women ’s ' Cannot combine with any other offer Johnson Family Vacation at Tennis VS. Ferris State University • 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM - Kirkhof Center at FH Tennis Courts 1 -6 Reducing Procrastination at 204 STU Friday. October 8 • 1:00 PM - GVSU Women ’s Roommate Special Soccer VS. Northwood University • 5:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: • 8:00 AM — Art Gallery Exhibit at FH Varsity Soccer Fields Boys Don't Cry at Kirkhof Center - Fall Arts Celebration at the Art Buy 2 Whole Subs Gallery-PAC 1121 • 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM - • 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM - Magic MEASURE FOR MEASURE at of Milagros Workshops at Kirkhof Get 3rd Whole Sub FREE • 11:00 AM to 11:50 AM - Performing Arts Center LAT Center Jump Start Your Resume - For Expires 10.30.04 Science Majors One Time • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM • 10:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: Cannot combine with any other offer Workshops October 1,8, 15, and Odyssey- Session 3 Kirkhof Boys Don't Cry at Kirkhof Center 29 at 206 Student Services Center RM 204 Building Wednesday. October 13 • 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM • 3:00 PM - GVSU Women ’s Catholic Student Mass at CDC • 12:00 AM — Mid-term soccer VS. Northern Michigan Auditorium Evaluations University at FH Varsity Soccer Fields • 5:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: • 8:00 AM — Art Gallery Exhibit Boys Don't Cry at Kirkhof Center - Fall Arts Celebration at • 5:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: Performing Arts Center 1121 Johnson Family Vacation at • 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM — Sunday Kirkhof Center Evening Worship Celebration at • 5:00 PM — Men's Club Soccer CDC Auditorium vs. Muskegon Community College • 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM - at FH Varsity Soccer Fields MEASURE FOR MEASURE at • 10:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: Performing Arts Center LAT Boys Don't Cry at Kirkhof Center • 5:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: Boys Don't Cry at Kirkhof Center • 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM — Laker Monday. October 11 Late Night- DO SOMETHING! • 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM - Event, at Kirkhof Center • 12:00 AM — Mid-term Uigrimas de Crocodrilo / Evaluations Crocodile Tears - DO • 10:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: SOMETHING! event at Kirkhof Johnson Family Vacation at • 8:00 AM — Art Gallery Exhibit Center RM 204 Pere Marquette Kirkhof Center - Fall Arts Celebration at Performing Arts Center 1121 • 10:00 PM - FREE MOVIE: Saturday. October 9 Boys Don't Cry at Kirkhof Center • 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM - Tips • 8:00 AM — Art Gallery Exhibit for Test Taking at 204 STU Off Campus Events - Fall Arts Celebration at the Art Gallery-PAC 1121 • 12:00 PM — Excellence In • October 8th-10th at 8:00 PM Leadership: Building and Creating Grand Rapids Symphony: Big • 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM - Your Team at Student Organization Band Show at the Devos Pancake Breakfast at Delta Zeta Center in Kirkhof Performance Hall — Mug Crossword — TUBE SHAPED Answers See word games, B7 B < s t Scot I CINEMARK • GRANDVILLE Rivertown Crossings Mall 616-532-8731 K •Early Bird Specials *8argain Matinees •Student discounts For tickets and showtimes visit cinemark.com While there register ShowJhM JJT" r 0 email FREE showtimes for students on Wednesdays with Student I.D. vio email! 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Mozzarella Sticks Breadsticks Buffalo Wings Not valid with any other promotion. Best Food Value in Town 12011 Lake Michigan Drive • 6 Miles West of Campus 846-2301 1 David Knapp, Arts ami Entertainment Editor GRAND VALLEY LANTHORN artsiu lantbunLcom A&E Ihursdcty, October 7, 2004 Russian artists featured at GVSU’s Art Gallery Tellin‘ It from Oct. 4 through Oct. 29. “Prodigal Son ’s Return, ” able to convey feelings and Like It Is ■ Mini-models of The showcase, called shows off his talent as an ideas through photos, writings “Minimonumentalism: Heroes emotional sculptor. The and film, he is able to do so art crowd the GVSU and Myths, the Art of Dmitry sculpture has a melancholy through the art of sculpting. and Daniel Kaminker ” feel to it and the tension The father and son sculpting Art Gallery in a features the works of the two between the son and other team also plan to build a tribute to two Kaminker ’s except, due to figure is almost eerie. permanent sculpture at GVSU. obvious lack of space and Another piece that is The new sculpture, after Russian artists moving issues, the original fascinating is Kaminker ’s completion, will be placed sculptures are not presented. “Monument to The Last close to the Calder Art Center Instead of the actual pieces, Hunter. ” This piece is again located on the Allendale David Knapp which can be found all over very emotional. Dmitry was Campus. Grand Valley Lanthorn Russia in museums and able to put everything into cast Besides building the David Knapp private collections, small bronze what few people can sculpture, the two artists will Grand Valley Lanthorn The Grand Valley State models convey the actual put into words. Being a talk and work with art students University Art Gallery works. sculptor and working mainly and give a public lecture. This is the story of seven currently houses the works of The eldest sculptor, Dmitry, with his hands and other tools, “Minimonumentalism ” can strangers, individually a few of the most is said to be a great icon in the Dmitry has a physical be viewed from 10 a.m. to 5 picked so that they will fight distinguished sculptors in modern Russian culture. His connection with his work. p.m. Monday through Friday. Grand Valley Lanthorn / Will Hurrah and drink excessively with Russia. Dmitry Kaminker and work, while playful and witty, Kaminker is able to capture There is an open reception on each other in their amazing, son Daniel Kaminker will is very emotional and at times the emotion and convey the Oct. 7 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. One of the miniature models of art lavish house. Is MTV’s “The showcase their many has a sense of sarcasm. A meaning of all his works with shown at the GVSU Art Gallery Real World” a little less real from Oct. 4 through Oct. 29. sculptures in “mini ” form piece by Kaminker entitled great ease. Just as people are than producers want viewers to think it is, or is it really projecting a taste of the world we forget to mention? For 15 seasons “The Real World” has, in ways, tainted “Rock Anthem” brings how we view the college and early adult experience. The reality show has given viewers a false pretense as to what it really means to grow life to late night T.V. up by showing us the lives of seven strangers David Knapp Every airing of Rock home. “experiencing ” the real Anthem gives opportunity for Record labels are flooded world. When put in a house Grand Valley Lanthorn local bands to get as much everyday with more and more in a major city that is filled coverage as national bands. homemade albums of bands with mountains of cool The television show, “Rock Allen helps fans connect trying to make it. gadgets and expensive Anthem, ” hosted by television with the bands, giving them This is where RA comes in. remote dogs that bark when personality and music know- insight on the bands “Not only can RA interview you step within 5 feet, there it-all Jey Allen and co-hosted personality and character. your band, it can get your is no doubt that the by former model “Ooh La Talking with the bands helps video air time which means excitement will be Lisa", hits all the right spots. them get the audience people will watch your video, overwhelming in oh... about The music television-based members out to the shows as hear your music and come to five minutes of entering the program that airs on Saturday well. your show and buy CD’s,” house. nights on UPN/WXSP strives Allen is a recent graduate according to the Web site Throughout the seasons to give local and regional from Western Michigan www.rockanthem.net . America has seen the cast bands ways to promote University. his show is Throughout his time filming members fight, cry, get hurt themselves nationally. individually produced and the show. Allen has had some and even eventually get The show is basically set in focuses on Grand Rapids pretty interesting interviews kicked off the show. Is this four parts. nightlife. with both local and national really what the real world is? There is a club section, a “1 give exposure to bands bands. Remember back to high model section, local bands and which normally wouldn ’t get One of the most interesting school when your teachers national bands. The club any TV time and I film the national bands was the group made it a point to drill into section focuses around the club night, putting club goers Adema. Interviewing Adema, your mind the importance of new nightclub. The Stack. on TV so that they can hang who were touring on the being prepared for the real Allen films bands and club- out with their friends and Projekt Revolution tour, was world? Did they ever once goers every Thursday night. watch it later,” Allen said. “I Allen ’s first major interview. tell you that you will The filming is all done live. love doing it by myself He also interviewed group probably be sprawled out on Rock Anthem also has a model because you have control. Motograter at Ozzfest. a friend of a friend of a section in which they feature Right now I get a variety of “They [Motograter] painted friend ’s bathroom floor one models from the West everything. ” themselves black and the lead night or that the sounds you Michigan area. Rock Anthem, or RA, is singer painted himself white. hear coming from your The main focus of the show giving bands that are not yet They were just wild and roommate ’s bedroom might is to interview local and discovered a chance to make stayed in character the whole NOT be an exciting game of national bands and give them an impression on the national time. 1 was amazed at Uno? There are details that equal air time. Courtesy of ley Allen music scene. everything that was going on, ” people wish to leave out, but Rock Anthem has contracts Due to the current popularity Allen said. in reality, it’s still all there. Jey Allen hosts “Rock Anthem," a show appearing on UPN/WXSP and with most of the major music of CD burners almost The Rock Anthem is So why do it? Why leave it featuring local and regional bands. companies such as Columbia everyone is able to produce broadcast every Saturday out? and Universal. and burn a CD in their own night at 3 a.m. on WXSP. MTV has done a great job of trying to break the ice on heated issues such as voting, homosexuality and drinking. They have, in general, taken Renaissance Festival begins Saturday the “Hey! This stuff happens so get over it!” approach, include arts and crafts out in their medieval best, is which is proving to be a ■ Festival kicks off instruction, face painting and an exciting event for patrons great way to grab kids’ games for children, various of all ages. attentions. One great thing events onSaturday fighting demonstrations as The weekend also brings an about MTV is that it leaves morning to bring well as opportunities to get exciting performance to the nothing for the imagination, involved in the action with stage of the RenFest. new balance meaning that it does not try students into tire padded weapons. A free performance of the to surprise you. It goes Along with such activities, GVSU Shakespeare Festival’s grand rapids straight to the point on Middle Ages there is ample opportunity to touring show will also take ^ everything. Could "The Real stroll around the place during the festival. The World” be another way of “greensward, ” the grounds in yearly Shakespeare production conveying to the public that Jenna Noseda front of Kirkhof Center is in its final week of this is what really happens? Grand Valley Lanthorn surrounding the Cook Carillon performance. I won ’t lie and say I never Tower, to take in the sights, to This year the performance is have wanted to be on the hit A weekend of out-of-this- enjoy medieval delicacies, as Measure for Measure, which series. I couldn ’t imagine century atmosphere is well as to browse the was also performed this past what an experience it would anticipated as Grand Valley numerous shops and vendors. weekend. It is currently being be, staying with six other State University ’s annual As in past years, one can staged at the Performing Arts •WiTTTTarySli people that bug me, listening Renaissance festival takes expect the unexpected as well. Center, Thursday through to three of them puke in the place this Saturday and This year, the Renaissance Sunday. — * toilet each night and seeing Sunday, Oct. 9 and Oct. 10. Festival happens to fall on the Tickets are available at the the walls shake only same weekend as that of Performing Arts Center box l Designed for serious As part of the GVSU k ... \ adventurers, the assuming that my roommate Shakespeare Festival, the Family Weekend, the annual office. next-door is having a wild “RenFest ” brings together one event that brings students and Festivities begin on Saturday ^ \ New Balance 906 night of interesting “board and all to celebrate the one-of- their families together to morning at 10 a.m. and will go provides optimal game” fun. But truthfully, all a-kind era that changed the participate in campus on, rain or shine, until 7 p.m. support and sarcasm aside, I think it activities. On Sunday, the Festival is world's way of thinking, free ' maximum traction would be not only of charge on the Allendale The festival, which includes open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. interesting to go on the Campus. an array of entertaining show, but 1 also think that Events at this year’s festival personalities sure to be decked the experience is once in a lifetime. If you look through the drinking, partying and everything else that goes on, you'll see that the cast goes ‘Shark Tale’ offers pretty scenery, bland story through intense emotional workouts in every episode. boss Sykes (Scorsese) a lot of Also, as said by cast rent ata B M money. 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BIO Ibursday, October 7,2004 A&E GRMDVMlEVUUmniN Good Charlotte gets better with age Jenna Noseda band and the songs take a more band was undoubtedly a dream much more orchestral, serious turn, staying away from Grand Valley Lanthorn come true. Although their self- encouraging the further the dark yet slightly humorous titled first album. Good listening since its such an songs such as “My Bloody Charlotte (released in the fall of interesting and intriguing way to Good Charlotte really hit the Valentine ” and “The Story of 2000) wasn ’t a huge hit, it did nail on the head with their third open an album. My Old Man. ” Instead, expect create a following when their Good Charlotte really appears album. Released Tuesday, Oct. to hear a lot more songs like videos started getting airplay on to have grown up over the 5, their newest musical attempt. their final single from Young MTV. They were also building a course of the past two years, and The Chronicles of Life and and Hopeless, "Hold On ” — fan base by performances early Death, follow-up to their major while their sound has evolved, more sober lyrics to go along in the new millennium with that doesn ’t take away from hit sophomore disc. The Young with their catchy beats and MXPX and later the Vans and the Hopeless, looks as if it’s their ability to make good melodies. Warped Tour in 2001. Good music. As can be seen before in set to be another multi-platinum Good Charlotte hails from Charlotte finally hit the main their previous releases. Good hit. Waldorf, Maryland, where the stream with their second album Don ’t expect another disc full Charlotte doesn ’t prove band members, twin brothers The Young and the Hopeless, of pop-punk party anthems that themselves to be the most Benji and Joel Madden, bassist which spawned such hits as the made Good Charlotte famous lyrically astounding band on the Paul Thomas, and guitarist Billy celebrity-denouncing last year, such as “Lifestyles of planet, but they do manage to Martin (drummer Chris Wilson “Lifestyles of the Rich and the Rich and Famous” and "The hold their own consistently joined the group more recently) Famous,” their slacker hit “The Anthem, ” from The Young and throughout the duration of grew up. Frontmen Joel (vocals) Anthem, ” as well as “Boys and Chronicles. the Hopeless. Granted, the and Benji (guitar and vocals) Girls” and "Hold On. ” songs aren ’t melancholy and A good way to look at this have always been dedicated to The new album comes in two album is as a continuation and slow, or depressing to listen to. their music. Growing up in a Good Charlotte stays true to separate artwork versions, the growth beyond what they ’ve less-than-perfect home, music “Life Art Version ” and the had to offer in the past. Many of their signature sounds. was a form of escape for them. However, they have grown as a “Death Art Version. ” But the songs touch on the same Finally making it big with their despite the different cover work, themes. For example, “I Just Courtesy of Amazon.com the album is all the same Wanna Live” is a response to underneath, and excellent at nay sayers who believe they are The new good Charlotte album “The Chronicles of Life and Death ” comes in that. The boys of Good falling into the mold they two different artwork versions. The “Life Art Version" is shown here. Charlotte took a slightly less criticized in “Lifestyles.” The (Maybe). “The Truth ” and "We their new album. Good optimistic turn lyrically in their songs have a heavier, desperate Believe.” Collectively, this is Charlotte hits the road later this latest release. Still, as the title edge to them, employing much without a doubt a very good month for their Chronicles of suggests, there is a little bit of more emotion than their album. The Chronicles of Life Life and Death U.S. Tour. While the positive (life) and negative previous releases, which gives and Death show that Good they aren ’t currently scheduled (death) laced throughout the Good Charlotte a more Charlotte is just a little more to play anywhere in Michigan, disc. In true Good Charlotte authentic sound that they would than simply a pop-punk band they are slated to appear at the fashion. The Chronicles of Life do well to keep in the future. No with just a few hits in them. It Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, and Death starts out with an one song stands out above the goes to show you that even the IL. with the likes of Sum 41, instrumental. In contrast to their rest, although some of the better small changes can be good. Hazen Street and Lola Ray in previous album, this one seems Discount parking downtown ones include “Walk Away To follow up the release of November. for GVSU students A hypersexual cast neuters small town David Knapp prominent go-go dancer much excited in his wife’s Caprice, a.k.a. Ursula Udders, change in character. However, In the Public Museum's parking ramp, on Front Street Grand Valley Lanthorn feels that spending most of her after a while he starts to see time at the grocery store, next to the downtown campus. 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