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NAMPA,IDAHO VOL. 41 STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF [RTHWESTNAZARENECOLLEGE No.2 September23,1986

!!!.!?!?by Michelle I. Wable Welcomes ^Freslmen' Faculty & Staff Many new faces will be seen on Northwest Nazarene Some changes will be would like to be remembered, College’s campus. Not only evident within the Financial “I have a button at home with will there be a new class of Aid Department as the year the letters ‘B.I.O.N.I.C.’ 1990 students, but there will progresses on. Mr. Brackett What it is saying is Believe It also be new faculty mem­ describes some of those ..fe- Or Not I Care. Although there ..Jhi: ■:?%> I bers joining the staff. Inter­ changes, “We hope to make are a lot of regulations on my viewed below are only a few the department more ef­ job, I plan to see the students of the new members. The rest ■ i ficient. To create a good time not as a number but as a per­ will follow in the next issue of basis so that the students can son. I want them to know I The Crusader. make their financial plans really do care and I am con­ Since his graduation from earlier in the year.” cerned.” Point Loma Nazarene Everett Bracket There are many things that When you stop in the College in 1972, then Mr. Brackett looks forward to Simmons Financial Aid Department, Pasadena College, Rev. 1 yoo school year.” as the students begin to gather don’t just discuss your finan­ Michael Pitts has been in­ Mr. Brackett spent the last on NNC’s campus. “The elec­ ces, allow some time for nor­ volved with Church ministry, two years in Moscow, Idaho, tricity in the air that the mal conversation to get to whether it be working within working in the Financial Aid students create always excites know Mr. Brackett and to also a Church (Ontaria, Oregon) Department at the University me.” He also exclaims, “And allow him some time to get to or writing for Bread Keith Drahn of Idaho. as a big basketball fan I look know you. ' Magazine. He now brings his not pictured. Originally from Illinois, forward to the basketball Joining the Music Depar­ games.” I ministry to NNC’s campus, Mr. Brackett obtained a tment is Miss Brenda Miller, a taking on the position of degree in Bible of Theology at Everyone has a desire to be 1979 graduate of Trevecca Director of Campus remembered for something Rev. Micheal Pitts the Open Bible College in Nazarene College. Miller, Ministries and Volunteer Ser- Des Moines, Iowa, in 1966. In when he or she leaves a place. vices. who is originally from 1968 he achieved his second Mr. Brackett explains how he (continued to page 2) “For a number of years I to work with people and f degree in Social Work at helping them in their pursuit It s not one sided,” explain* have been feeling that the age Rev. Pitts. “After ministering Cascade College in Portland, New On Campus group I would like to be in­ of ministry. One of the goals Oregon. He most recently he has set for the 1986-1987 to them I have been; volved with is college age,” ministered to in return. I pray gained his third degree explains Rev. Pitts. Through school year is just that, Washers&Phonesby Lee Taylor my life will touch the people (Masters in Counseling) at long distance cans will have no''ilion he will mnci helping provide students with This year when it is time to of NNC and its surrounding Chapman College, Orange, to be collect or billed to a California,in 1982. . do laundr.y.. itiwitL detinitely have that oppor­ Fishing, hunting, reading, will be open in a way to allov« drying, if you wish to use the tunity. writing music are some of the sition from a secular in- telephone. If you don’t them to touch my life.” j new washers and dryers in­ Rev. Pitts comes to NNC leisure activities that one stitution to a Christian already have one they can be 1 Rev. Pitts’ office is centrally stalled in the dorms. from Olathe, Kansas, along might find Rev. Pitts doing. liberal arts college. He purchased locally with prices located upstairs in Student Estimated laundry costs for with his wife Suzanne and NNC will also be treated comments, “I have always ranging from $5.00 to $50.00 Affairs. Stop by and get students living in the dorms two children Ryan (13) and during the chapel con­ felt that the Lord wanted me depending on what you want acquainted with the new will be approximately $3.00 Roslyn (9), after working on vocations when Rev. Pitts to work within a Christian for your money; Occupants of Director of Campus fjerweek. Save those quarters. the staff at Olathe College shares his guitar as the NNC education. Both my wife Olsen apartments will have to Ministries and Volunteer Ser- Also this past summer Church, There he also had an campus will see a change in vices. (Rosemarie) and my contract phone service direc­ opportunity to work with the daughter (Kristie, 13) and of Executone installed phone the chapel services this year. Mr. Everett Brackett has tly from Mountain Bell. college age group from Mid- service in each dorm room, “A general goal that I have is so far found his year to course myself, feel that this is ASNNC will provide quar­ America Nazarene College. excluding Olsen apartments. to make chapel as relevant quite busy. As Director ( where we need to be. We are ters in exchange for dollars in Though coming to NNC from excited about this move. ” Local calls will be free and all and high quality as possible,” Financial Aid one migl office 212, Student Center. Kansas, Rev. Pitts will feel at explains Rev. Pitts. suspect that this position co home in Nampa, Idaho, as he Why NNC? Rev. Pitts sists of a busy schedule. Y< once lived here for twelve comments, “I have worked Mr. Brackett is on top c htJFieldhouse Fr/inic Prmi^n Receives New Floor " - by Frank Powell nasium. It is not blue, to be years. “I like the Northwest,” a lot dealing with all of the things already setting goa Boise State University got pen to the shiny new floor at sure, and thank goodness it is states Rev. Pitts, “Knowing Nazarene colleges. I am most for the 1987-198^1 schoo SmurfTurf (blue astroturf, for chapels, special events and neither black nor orange. the area will make me feel at impressed with NNC. There year. | those of you who don’t registration? Again, not to While this im­ home.” has always been a big number “The goals that Ijhave se already know) in their worry. Heavy canvas will be provement has not sent With a Masters in Coun­ of Youth In Mission students for the 1986-1987 scfcol yeai stadium and Northwest laid down on the floor during shockwaves across the Nor­ seling (University of Missouri, represented each year. To me, are pretty much ove«” com Nazarene College, a bit more such times. It is really un­ thwest, it is one of the most 1985) and as an ordained that’s impressive! ” ments Mr. Brackett.|“Righl subtle, but not to be outdone necessary, however, since visible improvements done on elder in the-Church, Rev. Pitts “One thing I have learned now we are in the prfcrss o put down a shining, har­ Jack Weller, head caretaker the NNC campus during this has the potential that it takes about college students is that setting goals for theV987- dwood floor in its evm- of Montgomery Fieldhouse past summer. (for freshmen, that is the “gym”), has decreed that no Why you ask, did NNC shoes may be worn inside the spend $62,000 to improve its More Than Meets The Eye building. No, but seriously gymnasium, the major por­ folks, he did tell this reporter tion of which was spent on that it would be greatly ap­ What Is A Nazarene? redoing the main floor? The preciated if everyone in a answer is simple. The syn­ What is a Nazarene? This seems like a silly question with spirit of unilateral thetic material, called Tar­ an obvious answer. However there is more ...or less, depen­ cooperation would remember tan, which has served as the ding on your perspective, to this question. So once again, one thing: Protect the invest­ playing surface of the main what does it mean to be a member of the Church of the ment that has been made. floor for the last 15 years or Nazarene? Treat the floor with tender so, has been in the process of It is my contention that being a Nazarene means more loving care. Keep off of it with decomposing. This caused than not dancing and going to a Nazarene church. Often street shoes and any black- ripples and soft spots on the times people tend to identify the church with rules, however soled shoes. Why? Because it floor which was less than the church’s identity is not found in its legalistic rules but in is your money. desirable. NNC, naturally its doctrine of holiness. While holiness and rules can be in­ Some are still wondering, desiring a quality playing sur­ directly connected they are independent of one another. “Who did it?” The answer is face for all of the athletes who simple. The Hansen flooring use its facilities, decided company. Yes, that is the What all this comes down to is my belief that tne something must be done. It company owned and Nazarene church stands for holiness but often times finds it­ was originally hoped that the operated by the father of our self stumbling over its rules. After a long struggle and much decomposing areas of the very own Randy Hansen, learning I developed a love for the Church of the Nazarene. Tartan could be removed and NNC sophomore. Randy and It is my spiritual home and I have decided there is no other new poured in its place. his dad slaved all summer just place for me. Yet, I feel that the church in its’effort to define However, this proved un­ so you could walk all over ‘holiness’ HAS SET DOWN RULES. The hard reality is that satisfactory since the process their work. Do not forget to in Scripture there are few ‘laws’ that define a righteous life. was expensive and there was say thanks and tell him how Besides the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the no assurance that other spots nice it looks. Look at it first, command to love, Christians are left to rely upon the in the surface would not go then tell him. Be sincere. guidence of the Holy Spirit to find the holy path. Well, often cling to its’ doctrirf Holine»but reject its trend towards bad as time went on. Since Some are still wondering times this seems ambiguous so in order to make our path legalism? Is there,m at thexhurch’s table for diversity tearing out all the old Tartan when our lovely virgin floor easier the church has written its’ own 20th century extension and dissent in areaat are n ^ scriptural certitudes? The and pouring a completely will see its first action. 'The of Scripture. Thanks for the help, but the instant man puts answer to that quen will defcrmine whether the church new floor was commensurate first official game will be down rules of a spiritual lifestyle they also set up a criteria can be an effective tenger oHhe gospel in the future. in cost with putting down a women’s volleyball, NNC vs. by which some people may judge other people. The Crusader he next|^o issues will interview hardwood floor, and har­ BSU, on Thursday, Septem­ I believe the dilemma is becoming clear. Can you be a ministers, laymen, professes in an effort to give an an­ dwood is decidedly more ber 25 at 2:00 p.m. So come member of the Church of the Nazarene if you accept and swer to what it mea) be a Nafarene in 1986 durable, it was decided to go on down. Check out the all with the wood. new giant gym floor. We will What will hap- see ya, right heeeeeeere. ) by Brian J. Morrow ASNNC Business Manager moments? The artists coming to NNC are Mr. Editor, I believe it to be a sad statement more than entertainers. They are Christians who uplift Cod and His glory in song. of our Christian attitudes when, various What? You want the money spent on con­ residents of Nampa (many of whom are non- certs to go to more “meaningful” ministries? Christians) read issues of The Crusader and Wait a minute! There were 1500 plus read only of gripes and complaints in the Let­ people at DeCarmo & Key last year. No more ters to the Editor section. I have read all issues Let Christ Work In You than 700 were NNC students. Are you going of The Crusader...in fact I’ve typed all of the to tell me that the 800 others were all devout issues of The Crusader since my sophomore God-fearing Christians? What is more, are by Michelle Jones burning? Give! Give yourself y®®*’”*snd the times when a letter of any fear and trembling, for it is you going to tell me that the 700 NNC studen­ You know, I have been at fully to the work of God, edifying qualities has surfaced within The this school for three years now God at work in your to will ts were also all devout God-fearing which is, by the way, bringing Crusader office are few and farther than far and to act according to His Christians? Come on! The ASNNC concerts and although that is not as others to Him. Keep passing it between. Well no more (at least for this issue)! long as some of you, it has good purpose.” It is really are the most visible means of attracting on, and watch that fire within I am writing to inform you, Mr. Editor, and been long enough for me to see hard to do what Paul says I'f believers and non-believers alike to our cam­ you grow. The world says in anyone else who casts even a sidelong glance a pattern of Christianity(if we get lazy here and don’t pus to hear and observe hundreds of order to gain, you must hold this way, that Ken Lewis is one of the most you can call it that) that just keep focused on God. Christians rejoicing in the glory of God. And on to whatever it is but Christ hardworking ASNNC Executive Officers to about makes me sick! speaking from a tmly materialistic stan­ says to gain you must give. enlighten an ASNNC office in quite awhile. It is like this: the first two dpoint, the concerts (properly promoted) are Perhaps some of you may What is that? Do I hear complaints and flak weeks of school everyone is Make a decision right at the quite capable of amounting to the second best think that you are here to from faculty and students and administration friendly, excited, and ready to start of this year to really take source of revenue next to student fees. And learn how to give, how to be a even before the school year begins? Sure we focus on God. Chapels are a stand for Christ and to go for speaking officially as the ASNNC Business better Christian or maybe you have a number of concerts right around the good, Time-Out is full and it with God. Ask the Lord to Manager, I can tell you that we need as much felt you are to just be here and really show Himself to you, comer. Sure it will already be a hectic time for revenue as possible. everything is cruising right then when you finish you will students as classes get underway. But can along. Then it slowly dies. All put away your preconcieved Ken Lewis. The man is doing a fantastic be a true follower of Christ. you think of a better time to focus our atten­ ideas of who He is and let Him job. that God did for you this past The harvest is ready now! tion on praising God than during hectic out of that box you have been summer fades, while school, You can not just goof around, tests, even religious acts like keeping Him in . Make a (continued from page 1) doing your own selfish thing pledge to be more open to prayer meetings, Bible study and then graduate from NNC Alabama, spent the last Computers, gardening fruit after Bible study begin to take Him than you ever have been and suddenly be a “mature, eleven years in Nashville, ob­ trees, camping, traveling and looking forward to devoting * your eyes off Jesus Christ, and before. Reach out to those more of his time to his wile self-sacrificing Christian.” around you in SAGA, in taining a Masters in Music photography are Mr. Drahn’s the focus becomes the things No, it must start here, now. Education in 1982 at Austin most enjoyed interests. Ifet and kids. He is also looking j that you want or have to do. classrooms, at Maverick, or ■ another great interest are forward to getting acquain- j Do not consider yourself to wherever you find yourself, - Peary State University, then So then revival time...yeah, be in a holding pattern while directing the choir at St. three Korean children: Jolie ted with people that he hasn’t ' everyone gets saved again or and you will see Jesus Christ (8), Jason (7), and Jessica (4), been able to.” you are here. If you look at grow bigger in your life. Cecelia Academy for girls, recommits their life to Christ NNC to be simply a training and her last four years were who were adopted by the Dr. Simmons expresses his and they are so on fire for Him Drahn family, wife Mary, Jon desire to be remembered as “a ] ground for when you hit the spent teaching at TNC. But it dies again. Why? ‘real world’ then I think you (16) and Jennifer (14). He ex­ good model of what a Because they never do The Christian life is not a plains, “We have always had professional Librarian is and i will miss out on all that God sprint, it is a marathon. Do* “The doors just opened,’’ anything with their commit­ has for you. As Paul says in a strong feeling about adop­ does, which I think is impor- i tment. Want to know the not think you can pour it on af explained Miss Miller of why ting. We feel that we have tant.” Philippians, “Continue to the end, by then it will be too she is at NNC, continuing on secret to keeping that fire work out your salvation with enough love to goaround.” late. with I really felt there was a Mr. Drahn feels that a need in my life, a need to do Christian education is quite something more. I feel con­ essential, saying, “There’s a fident in the fact that this is successful integration of PAPYR US where God wants me to be.’’ Christian faith with the best by Dan Snethen It was easy to detect the en­ come and feed us please. is nothing left to steal-not teaching. That’s so essential. ’’ We are starving, we are Worms we eat, they’re our pillow is a hard soft rock. thusiasm in Miss Miller’s face When asked why NNC, Mr. starving; come and feed us even a banana peel. as she expressed her ex­ only meat—death we can’t Drahn came back with an an­ please. Our nation is dying, Are you fat, are you fat; Can you help me, why citement of being at NNC, “I defeat. Our table is a trash swer that went directly to the our nation is dying come and have you ever ate [sic] a rat? won’t you help me, my- am looking forward to the can, a dirty old trash can from point, “God called me. It was feed us please. I have no Are your garbage cans full, brother has now just died.* closeness of a small college. which thirty have to eat. We an easy choice to return^. ” mother, I knew not my father: our garbage cans are empty; “WE ARE STARVING, WE Christian guidance, oppor­ have no money to fill our As the year(s) progess on. I’ve only my infant brother. we have licked them out. Is ARE STARVING; COME tunities to witness, and the tummies; we live out in the your bedding lousy, is your Students will see a change in He is dying, I am starvin streets. We do not steal. There AND FEED US PLEASE!” • support found in NNC’s the training program for pillow soft and fluffy; my music department. All of speech and hearing students. these things could not be Mr. Drahn hopies to improve easilv found in a «rar»» I ffavp lo fKo cfo\>/n closeness of a small college. an easy choice to returi^.” mother, I knew not my fatheij; “WE ARE STARVING, WE Christian guidance, oppor­ we have licked them out. Is As the year(s) progess on. I ve only my infant brotheif, tummies; we live out in the ARE STARVING; COME tunities to witness, and the your bedding lousy, is your Students will see a change in He is dying, I am starving^ streets. We do not steal. There AND FEED US PLEASE!” ■ support found in NNC’s the training program for pillow soft and fluffy; my music department. All of speech and hearing students. these things could not be Mr. Drahn hopes to improve I gave it to the stewardess and easily found in a state school. the department and integrate hated my sister for doing that she went up to first class. I “There is an outstanding the use of computers within to me so when we got home I Well I finished watching remembered once when I was music faculty here. I really the department. popped her balloon and bit Colonel Hogan, then I went about 6 years old. My mom felt honored when asked to be Dr. Randy Simmons also the head off Barbie. It took me down to gate D-5.1 sat down took us to see Ronald Mc­ part of that faculty. I am took a leave of absence to about 8 months to get over it. to wait for permission to Donald and I didn’t have looking forward to becoming work on his dissertation, and Then Kathy the stewardess board flight 154, and around enough guts to talk to him and partofNNC.” handed me back my note and this past summer he was able the corner came Bruce and I regretted that for a long time Singing, biking, piano and to finish his dissertation and underneath it was a note from Clarence again. But this time because my sister went to talk the French horn are just a few Neil. I think I’ll send my sister obtain his doctorate. Dr. they had 5 other guys with to him and she got a free ot the interests tnat Miss Simmons is returning to NNC a balloon. them. One guy had a purple balloon and free french fries. I Miller has. Now that she is to continue on as NNC’s here in the Northwest she pony tail. They were laughing Librarian. by Lee and just then the ticket agent hopes to expand those in­ “I would really like to see I was sitting in the Seattle terests. She explaines, “I hope (his name is John) called for the Library as a place where airport on my way here, wat­ all firsti class passengers to to develop more interests, like the students feel welcome and ching a Hogan’s Heroes rerun ice skating and snow skiing. I board. fClarence, Bruce, and can bring their questions,” on one of those T.V. chairs the other five were first class definitely want to take ad­ desires Dr. Simmons. “Not that cost 25(t for fifteen ''r. .■ vantage of being out here in passengers.) Well my turn that we have all of the an­ minutes. I looked up during a came, f was in row 11, seat D, the Northwest.” swers, but we’ll try.” commercial and this big an a i ^ seat, and could see the Miss Miller’s focus while Dr. Simmons, his wife black guy walked by with a here at NNC will be teaching first Jass section easily. So I Leola, his two children Jeffrey Clarence Clemons hairdo. I watcBed Clarence and the piano. The goals that she (9) and Mason (6), and his thought, boy that would be has set are both personal and Bm4 for awhile then I finally three month old Cockatiel funny if that was really reaped that it was not professional. “I really hope to bird Dolly (born the day he Clarence Clemons. Then this increase my knowledge of Claience Clemons and defended his dissertation) all guy walked by wearing a jean Brute Springsteen, it was just piano literature and come to NNC from Kankakee, jacket, some old Levi’s, and a a nan who looked like technique,” she says. Illinois, where Dr. Simmons pair of old basketball shoes. Clannce, and the guitar “Another goal that I have for was Librarian at Olivet He had curly hair. 1 playr from Journey, Neil my students is to instill a Nazarene College. Both Dr. recognized him but I couldn’t Schci. I quelled my ex- feeling of responsibility, a Simmons and his wife are remember where I had seen citenent by drinking a 7-Up want to learn and practice.” 1973 graduates of NNC. He him before. He did look a little Utx)n leaving NNC, Miss and ating a bag of roasted describes his feelings of retur­ like Bruce Springsteen and I almoids, then I borrowed a Miller would like to be ning to NNC as “It’s always thought that would be even penci from the man in seat remembered for “being a Editor-in-Chief hard to adjust going from funnier if both Clarence and 11-C nd wrote a quick note. teacher who encouraged her Rich Hume Secretary one setting to another. I’m ex­ Bruce were strolling through I waa’t sure if he would an­ students to be the best that Associate Editor periencing going from the Seattle airport while I was swer it but I would have Stacy Stephens they can be.” Cinda Kammermann student to faculty. I like being watching Hogan’s Heroes. regreled it if I hadn’t so I did. Faculty Advisor Returning to NNC’s speech here and I feel good about it.” World News Editor Prof. Eidwin Crawford department is Mr. Keith Dr. Simmons also feels Elissa Westbrook Drahn. Mr. Drahn was part good about being within a News Editor of the NNC faculty from Christian liberal arts Michelle W able The Crusader is a product 1982-1984, then left to work college. “An education Fine Arts Editor of the Publications Board of on his dissertation, which he such as this combines the best thorne pr Heidi Hagood the Associated Students of hopes to finish in a year. of several worlds,” he states. Sports Editor Northwest Nazarene College. Mr. Drahn is a 1966 George “A good education prepares Michelle Jones The Crusader is printed by the Fox graduate. He has a degree them for their careers and our froffices Cartoonist Idaho Press-Tribune. Views in Speech and Drama and a graduates have a good tion expressed are not necessarily Masters in Speech Pathology showing in the world.” Photographers those of the staff, students, from Western Oregon State Now that he has completed Chris McNaught faculty, or administration. College. Mr. Drahn has spent his dissertation. Dr. Simmons Complete pri Ken Becker Prof. Edwin Crawford is the thirteen years working in the is looking forward to achiev­ Production Assistant faculty advisor, but is not public schools, yet NNC is ing many goals, one being Brian Morrow responsible for the content of where he wants to be. “I like publishing. “I would like to Phone 466-3682 o Columnists this publication.' Inquiries, it,” he states. “1 really enjoy publish nationally, Ken Hardee letters, and opinions may be the Christian atmosphere and regionally, and locally,” he Lee Taylor sent to: the ministry from the studen­ states. “There is also a [IFORMSHBROCHURE DanSnethen ts. Christian Association that I [IFULL COLOR PRINTIN Artist “I’m glad to be getting back would like to contribute nTYPESETTINQHDESI Steve Metcalfe The Crusader and working with the studen­ to.” nXEROX COPIES Business Manager c/oNNCBoxC ts again. I really missed being Aside from his publishing Jeff Shea Nampa, Idaho 83651 around college kids.” goals, Dr. Simmons is also * ^ < WORLD NEWS Pages

South Africa Policy To Sanction, or not to Sanction Summer of 1986

byEtissa Westbrook The question of’ South by EUssa Westbrook . African sanctions is one that While summer is a time for fun and vacation for some, still rages on worldwide. many others see it as a time for all sorts of activities. The Even this past summer, summer of 1986 served to be monumental for some in terms Ronald Reagan came out of marriages, anniversaries, political success and drug with rhetoric of his own, scandals. “deploring” the actions of the With the warm breezes of summer come the heat of South African government. romances and this summer was certainly no exception. All While blacks rally and warn summer long weddings covered the faces of supermarket of attacks, the Afrikaners tabloids from Fergie and Andy on down. Not to be outdone too have been doing their part by the royal couple, two Kennedy girls were wed, along with td reinforce the ranks. John McEnroe and Tatum O’Neal and the unforgettable The prosanctions lobby wedding of Opus the penguin to Miss Lola Granola. warns of the genocide that Summer is always a time for athletes and for the first time vyill follow if the blacks are in its many years as a celebrated race, the Tour de France left to the mercies of the was won by a non-European. Greg LeMond of Nevada has |Afrikaner military. Their faced the sneering European press with the smile of a true fjopponents warn that san- peace in South Africa seems to country or ^ o u ld we winner. ' ctions will cause misery and rest on sanctions and the should be our policy to build pull out because of principle On the other hand, in the midst of the nation’s biggest anti­ starvation. release of African National in South Africa not to bring human rights advocated in drug campaign ever, several athletes have lost lives and So far, reporters in South Congress (ANC) leader down.” our Constitution that are careers. Africa have come to the con­ Nelson Mandela. Whether one is pro or anti­ being denied. Nothing has In South Africa, the 10th anniversary of the Soweto riots clusion that while there are Despite worldwide protest. sanction it all seems to boil been decided either way as the was met with the silence and closed press of martial law. grounds for prosanction President Reagan does not down to one thing and that is battle for freedom rages on. However, as the summer heated up, so did the blacks fight views, those against have support sanctions. In an early morals, rather than politics. for sanctions. nothing on which to base their August speech, he stated that Should we stay in South Wars raged worldwide from the fronts of Afghanistan to claims. As always the key to “The United States must stay Africa as leaders from a the streets of Los Angeles as the Soviets and Americans began working towards an end to the nuclear arms race. Wars raged and bombs were built, but one place seemed to be free of hate and heavily into promotion of world peace. This year’s World EXPO held in Vancouver B.C. served as a SMACK, CRACK, AND POT chance for representatives from all nations of the world to get together in the summer’s biggest tourist trap. Despite

[ ■ byEltssa Westbrook war has been declared on concerned. To combat the * fives. They are as follows: high prices and full hotels, those in attendance seemed most j , One of this summer’s, if not’ drugs. The question here is sale of cocaine to America’s 1. Testing: Department pleased with the displays of international technological ad­ ; the whole year’s, hottest whether or not the public’s 5,000,000 regular users, the heads will be asked to point vances. I 5 issues has been terrorism both outrage over drugs will cause government is aiming at two out workers with sensitive Perhaps if EXPO was not for you, the celebration of the . . i at home and abroad. As the them to generate the funds major areas. The attack on jobs, such as air-traffic con­ 100th birthday of the Statue of Liberty was. Everything summer heated up, so did needed for a truly effective drugs is simple economics of trollers, to be tested. seemed to come to a standstill as viewers, worldwide wat­ ; ;;Ronald Reagan’s proposed 2. Education: Schools will ched the unveiling after her recent face-lift. Maybe it was ;anti-drug plans. The terror adopt tighter restrictions on just a lot of hype and commercialism, but deep down inside, •this summer came not from drug use on campus, thus most saw the true meaning in Freedom of the Lady of the • an expected rise in overseas creating an atmosphere Harbor. i i ! attacks on American tourists, where peer pressure can work 1 ’ ! but rather in the form of a. against drug users. ••fashionable drug easily ac- 3. In private industries ap­ - - •♦cessible to anyone with $5. plicants would be screened . * before being hired. Tax Made Simple 4. The Justice Department by EUssa Westbrook according to the annual in­ Crack or rock cocaine, as it is working for stiffer penalties The most sweeping revision come of the worker. With the is often called due to its rock- for the dealers, etc.... of the nation’s tax code in 40 old 14 brackets, a person r T 11 . ■ r 1 1 M attacks oii AlileNiiikh lOUllMS, against drug users. but rather in the form of a. 3. In private industries ap­ fashionable drug easily ac­ plicants would be screened cessible to anyone with $5. i|>efore being hired. Tax Made Simple The Justice Department by Elissa Westbrook according to the annual in­ i^orking for stiffer penalties The most sweeping revision come of the worker. With the Crack or rock cocaine, as it for the dealers, etc.... of the nation’s tax code in 40 old 14 brackets, a person is often called due to its rock­ S. The area of International years, has overcome obstacles could expect to pay from11 % like form has swept the Programs is where Ronald great and small throughout to 50% of their income. With nation, penetrating every Reagan is cutting the deepest. the summer months as the newly created 2 tax level of economic.status. This He plans to follow Jimmy Congressional leaders brackets the percentages have sharp increase in America’s Carter in refusing aid to coun­ worked overtime to keep the also narrow ^, 15% to 28%. drug use has been blamed for tries who fail to reduce drug plans intact. Over two years’ The bill may help the mid­ everything from the rise in production. work culminated early in dle class by raising individual crime rates to the loss of our Drugs have become one of September as lawmakers deductions while causing economic edge over the the nation’s fastest growing went home for a much two-earner families to pay Japanese. occupational areas, em­ needed, short summer break, more. So, big families are in ploying anyone from confident that the new tax bill and couples with careers are Crack has assumed the Bolivian farmers to kids on would quickly become law out. So much for the yuppies. prestige of heroin in the drug city streets looking for a way when the session reconvenes. Under the new tax plan, culture. Cocaine, which was to make a lot of money In stacking the views and groups like college students, once considered the drug of the supply side and demanc without the education they case evidence together one will also be hurt. Says Dennis the wealthy can now be had program. • Says Ronald side. On this instance, both! can never get. The key to cut­ finds that the most common F. Dougherty, treasurer of the for as little as $5 for a ten min­ Reagan about the cost of such sides must be done away with ting down on America’s drug feeling is that the tax reform is University of Southern ute high. In their “kitchens”, a program, “It’s possible there will be more need for rather than balanced. Police] habit seems to center around a welcome change. Despite its California, “the new rules dealers mix cocaine with soda enforcement has reached community involvement. It flaws, it reasserts the income just about triple” the tax and other common household money,” but that “you can’t underestimate what can be bill of $ 1.8 billion, while d r ^ has been slow to start, but tax as a collector of gover­ liability of students. items to create a smokeable education only merited where communities are nment revenues and not as a College administrators are form of cocaine. In its free- done by the private sector.” million. | ^ taking action, drug dealers tool for social and economic concerned that students will base form the effects of crack Individuals have formed I vigilante groups that shout at are on the run. With con­ ingenuity. Over the past half now be required to pay taxes can feach the brain within 10 Most experts agree thaf iel crack dealers in the streets, tinually generated com­ century the tax system has on scholarships that cover seconds. The explosion of main point of attack shold1 mark the doors where they set munity support, it is likely the become a mass of loopholes room and board. Rules might crack addiction has taken actually be centered onhe up shop, and chase dealers I nation will pull together to and dodges making the tax restrict the amount of money place within the last 6 to 9 users themselves and nothe | raise the funds necessary to system clearly unfair. parents can give to students. months. from their neighborhoods. According to most grower countries. 1 build prisons for dealers and From looking at a recent The best thing to do, ■ From the highest ranked of­ President Reagan’s pn • rehabilitation centers for Newsweek poll it would ap­ economists advise, is to sit ficials on Capitol Hill, to sup­ lawmakers, price is no object where effective programs are contains several key obc- ^ users looking for a way out. pear that the bill’s complexity back for a couple of years and port groups in the streets, a seems to leave the average let the new brackets work taxpayer in a state of con­ themselves into the system. fusion. By scrapping the old While changes may seem law’s 14 tax brackets of drastic, they are definitely shelters and loopholes, the necessary. Pakistan : Center of Sumn< r Unrest government will begin to tax

ford, is taking on the powerful rebels have fought theinad , during initial confusion, TotaUmage 466-0996 by Elissa Westbrook President Zia who ousted her or Holy War, in the un- I which may have been the one style w/Class Owyhee ShoppingCenter ' Since the Soviet Union first tainous regions of their ion thing that saved the Pan Am Hair and Nails invaded Afghanistan in 1979, father in 1977 and later stood by while he was killed. Zia against the invading/iet s''jumbo jet from flying on to Pakistan has been alive with has ended 8V2 years of martial forces. When a rebel tinr is , Cyprus where several hun­ political fervor. This sum­ law with promises of gradual wounded he finds sa/ in dred passengers and crew mer’s events in Pakistan were Welcome Back democratization. Unless he Pakistan. On these frones, ’would have been held much certainly no exception to its this summer, the rebe ere (longer. As it was, the attack usual amount of action. Three begins to make good these 1 promises, he will exhaust the able to witness the firull- |only lasted a day, leaving NNC Sfudeirit rhain events took place affec­ patience of the people and out of Soviet troo As ver 100 dead and wounded. ting Pakistan this summer, lose his much needed U.S. several hundred Sovie'ops bringing their upcoming support. left, the Afghans took? to Events of this summer are w /C o u p o n AllStyles political elections one step heart and see a potentnd still pointing to big things in doSer. It would appear that Bhutto wants to lessen U.S. to a vs?ar that has beong Pakistan, whether they are for Pakistan is about to follow in military support and increase and hard for both sides the best is yet to be seen. $6.00 Hair cut fhe footsteps of the events in support for the poor. She has the Phillipines last year, as a $9.00 Blow dry the energy and intelligence young woman, Benazir Bhut­ needed to lead a take-over. - While Bhutto was iison to fights for the poor of her What remains to be seen is in a Karachi city jail47 TYPISTS-$500 weekly at ^ nation with hopes for a Debbie Koch Sheila Haling whether or not she is really with over 400 peoon home! Write: P.O. Box 975, Julie Comelison Karen Bass spcialist-democracy. board was hijacked. Tlot Elizabeth, NJ 07207 ;; Bhutto, who has spent time another Corazon Aquino. For eight years the Afghan and crew were able tQpe studying a* Radcliffe and Ox-

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Nachos: Kids like lots of nachos, and the best we've found are at Cafe Ola. These are truly great nachos, Eating is one of the few activities you can do at NNC and a large order ($5.50) makes a decent meal for two. without getting fined. Nampa offers quite a few fast Cafe Ola is in the basement of Longbranch Station, food places along with "real" restaurants with the downtown Nampa. Closed Sundays. usual small town variety. Since most of these places advertise themselves with huge and hideous signs, we don't need to point them out to you. Instead we Salad Bars: Yes, salad bars are still a big thing, and the will attempt to navigate you through the offerings by , biggest In Nampa is at the Golden Corral. For$3.49you listing some of the "best of" in the area. get to eat as much salad as you can hold. Golden RADIO Corral's salad bar has 66 items and It's kept rather AM RADIO Bakery: The least expensive, best tasting and best fresh. Oh, for the price of your salad you get all the looking is Fred Mayer's bakery. Great old fashioned Texas Toast you can eat.That's big white breed toest KBQN1060 AM "Hymn type music" Haven of Rest 1:00 donuts, croissants (plain and filled) and really big muf­ to go with your big salad. At623caldwell boulevard. ] p.m. Mon.-Fri., Focus on the Family 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 fins. This is a self serve bakery, and it's easier if you p.m. Mon.-Fri., Weekand 3:00 p.m. Sat., 12:30 p.m. write the price on the bag before you put the donuts in. Sun. At 50 Second Street south, Nampa. Pizza: Wo would never attempt to choose a best piz­ KBOl 670 AM Adult Contemporary za.. .that's too touchy a subject, but the best pizza deal KCID1480 AM Adult Contemporary Coffee: Denny's uses a coffee blend that makes most Is most probably Keystone Pizza's pizza buffet. Mon­ KFXD 660 AM "The music of your life." Ink Spots, other restaurants' coffee taste like bilge water. A cup day- Friday from 11:30am to 1:30pm you can eat all the Glenn Miller, Frank Sinatra, etcetera is 63- and you can drink until you can't sit still. At 607 pizza you feel like for $2.26. If you're in the mood for KGEM1140 AM Country Nampa Boulevard^ Nampa. Open 24 hours. pizza this is your place. At 51212th Avenue. KIDO630 AM "Greatest hits of all time" KSPD 790 AM Contemporary Christian Focus on the Family 6:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri., LE CINEMA Hreside: This is NNC's very own coffee shop. Located Weekend 9:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Sat. and Sun., In­ on the backside of the Student Center it Is sort of the No, you can't gat fined for sight For Living 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Mon.-Fri., 7:00 just a Christian, here are "in" place for instructor s during the day and taken f a. m. Sat. and Sun., Gospel Tima country gospel music attending a movie, in fact the local theatres with a it is a popular NNC past over by students at night(both are welcome any time show Saturday at 10:30 a.m . couple of distant ones though). This year Hreside will be open during the day KTOX740AM Country time despite what the thrown in because of their Manual says. If you' are a on Saturdays, with the Hreside Classic Him showing terrific importance to the at 2:00pm every Saturday. It's free, so come and sea. "naughty" Nazarene, or area movie scene.

FM RADIO The Frontier Cinema 21012th Avenue south, Nampa show on weekends and holidays. Tuesdays are dollar The Frontier is popular for Its $1.50 admission, all days...all shows any time are $1.00. Regular showings KBXL 94.1 FM Easy listening, some Christian shows. Movies are those that have already made their are $4.50. The Mann also offers midnight iriovies. programming. Night 8ounds10:30p.m. Mon.-Fri. \ first run and are about to be put out on video. The These are usually popular current movies, but KBSU 91.3 FM Alternative radio. Jazz, Classical, Frontier shows 2 to 3 movies for one week runs. New sometimes they have "cult" type films like "Monty Punk, Blues, Heavy Metal, Reggae, etc. films start their run on Friday. For what's showing and Python and the Holy Grail", "The Wall" and oc­ KCID 107 FM Country time call 467-SHOW. casionally the infamous "Rocky Horror Picture KCIX 105.9 FM Adult Contemporary Show". Midnight movies are $2.00 with the drawback KFXD 94.9 FM "KF-95" Top 40 American Top 40 Sun- Karcher Mall Twin Theatre in Karcher Mall that some of the movie goers are very drunk when at­ days8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Nothing spectacular, just near by. Shows 2 to 3 films tending. You'll also have to take a late pass, maybe KKIC101.7 FM Country at a time. All shows before 6:00 p.m. Monday-Friday even pay a late fine. Too bad, huh? KJOT105 FM "J-106" "All rock and roll" Top 40 music and the first shows on Saturday and Sunday are $2.(X). The Hlcka646 Fulton, Boise with old rock. Westwood One Sunday at 9:00 p. m. This All other shows are $4.00. Here it is, the really neato movie theatre In the show spotlights a different group every week. Unden3Theatres2312 East Linden, Caldwell Treasure Valley. The Flicks goes out of its way to show KIYS 92 FM "KISS FM " Top 40. Idaho Top 40 Friday at Another regular theatre. Shows three different films that you aren't going to see in your average mall 3:00 p.m., Rick Dee's Weekly Top 40 Saturday at 6:00 movies a week. First show anytime is $2.00, all other movie theatre. Foreign, independent, or films that a.m., Sunday at 10:00 a.m.. On the Rock, Christian shows are $4.00. You can buy a discount card for $2.00 don't have a wide release. Admission is $4.50, or $3.75 Rock, Sunday at 6:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.. On the Radio which gets you into any show Monday through Thur­ with a student I.D. card. The Flicks also has "mid­ With Ron O'Brien, interviews with performers and the sday for $2.00. The discount card is good til December night" movies which usually start showing about top ten, Sunday at 5:00 p.m., John Leader's Coun- 1R ii*nn.ii.‘iR AO *ve . KIY8 92 FM "KISS FM" Top 40. Idaho Top 40 Friday at Another regular theatre. Shows three different 3:00 p.m., RIpk Dee's Weekly Top 40 Saturday at 6:00 movies a week. First show anytime is ^.00, all other a.m., Sunday at 10:00 a.m.. On the Rock, Christian movie theatre. Foreign, independent, or films that shows are $4.00. You can buy a discour^card for $2.00 don t have a wide release. Admission is $4.50, or $3 75 Rock, Sunday at 6:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.. On the Radio which gets you into any show Monda»hrough Thur­ With Ron O'Brien, interviews with performers and the with a student I.D. card. The Flicks also has "mld- sday for $2.00. The discount card is go<« til December which usually start showing about top ten, Sunday at 5:00 p.m., John Leader's Coun­ 18. I tdown USA Sunday at6:00p.m., Dr. Demento Sunday 11:00-11:15 p.m. Midnight movie prices are $3.75. You Mann Theatres 10378 Overland Drive, BWse can get a flicks movie guide at some area businesses at 10:00p.m. This is yet another regular theatre, hutivs a little more KIZN 93 FM Country or stop in and sign up for their mailing list. While fun than some because it shows a l°fof movies. All you're there be sure to check out Rick's Cafe KLTB104 FM "K-LITE " Adult Contemporary shows before 6:00 p.m. on weekdayfare $2.50, first KQFC98 FM Contemporary Country American. A nice place to sit and chat. KSML97 FM Adult Contemporary

KFXD 580 AM...Turn your radio to the far left some time for a quick change of musical diet. This is the music that Mom and Dad would have danced to if they MUSIC danced and the tunes that Grandma and Grandpa still There is no glut of record rave about. Expand your mind and listening experien­ and tape outlets in Nampa. ce. In fact, for new records and tapes there is only one, KBSU 91.3 FM...Alternative radio...this is what radio Musicland in the Karcher should be. You can hear anything on this station...ex­ Mall. If you're out for a less cept Top 40. In the radio wasteiand of the Treasure commercial product there Valley this is a much needed island of insanity. The are two area stores to take really hip shows to check out: Mutant Pop Wed­ note of: Yesteryear Shop­ nesday night at 9:00 p.m.. Fossil Flashbacks Friday pe in Nampa and Record morning at 9:00 a.m.. Folk Trails Saturday at 2:00 p. m., Exchange in Boise. and Sunday in general for the only classical music on radio in the area. Prairie Home Companion starts Oc­ tober 4th and will air Saturday at4:00 p.m. Yesteryear Shoppe: i; ;: Located in beautiful down­ town Nampa, this shop J-105 (KJOT105 FM) is your best bet for a Top 40 for­ Live music is a rarity in the ust open-minded mat. J-105 rears its soundwaves above the rest of the fnusally (not a common Steve Camp, Thursday, has a large selection of Nampa area, and in Boise September 25, 7:30 p.m.. used records and tapes. Top 40 ilk because it's not afraid to play some of the old you'll usually find it in :ondon at NNC), you NNC rock and roll and it plays current releases that don't naysnjoy the Nampa You can find just about any alcohol related settings type of music and all of It is get other Top 40 airplay. and you wouldn't want to :onct Serias. It's really jrealf you can attend Dal Parkinson, Thursday, at pretty fair prices. be there no matter how October 2. 8:00 p.m.. Rick Dee's Weekly Top 40 (Saturday at 6:00 a.m. and :hesc performances of Yesteryear Shoppe is also good the music, would Science Lecture Hall one of the finer used book Sunday at 10:00 a.m. on 92 KISS FM) is the Top 40 you? rour le will, but If you're countdown to tune in to. Rick Dees' nutso staff orceto attend by some stores you'll ever V Michael W. Smith, see...shelves and shelves makes counting from 40 down a lot more fun than Occasionally some half nusiclass requirement, ; velL etend they didn't Tuesday, October 7, 7:30 of books on any subject.. "28...27...26..." decent band makes a p.m., NNC ell y had to go, and This is a definite place to mistake and ends up The Caaa Verde Trio, Thur­ On the Rock (Sunday 6:00 a.m.-10:(X) a.m. on 92 KISS deasdon't talk during see. At 1211 let Street, playing in Boise, or if sday, October 30, 8:00 Downtown Nampa. FM) is the only Christian rock show around. Though . :he pormance. they're really lost they end p.m.. Science Lecture Hall there is a tendancy to play too much of the Christian upatNNC. . super groups and not much of the smaller bands, lelove some of the area Bryan Duncan and Phil things are improving and suggestions are taken. Ive eic events of in- Record Exchange: Quite a If your musical tastes are Kaaggy, Monday, Novem- selection here. This shop Overall it's not a bad 4 hours. more "refined" or you're ireslppening over the |exty months. - • ^ ber24,7:30p.m., NNC sells new and used records 4 ^ A ^ • •*I ' c and tapes. All types of- V ^ ^ music. There is also rock TELEVISION ^ V A V \ ••• and roll type stuff like but \ If you're an average dorm Channel 12 (KTRV) has the ~ r. : posters, T-shirts and Chel 4 (PBS) usually Sot your alarm clocks and magazines. If that's not dwelling student you only usual independent format, al/s has something in- be sure to get up on Satur­ enough non-musical items have access to five TV KBCI2CBS with lots of really keen car­ tcting, informative and day mornings for Pea Record Exchange has a stations, 2, 4, 6, 7, and 12. KAID4PBS toons during the w eekj Sieitaining. If that's not Wee's Playhouse at 9:00 sister stor. The ^dge, in the Despite the limited selec­ days along with the usua KIVI6ABC egh there's Mr. a.m. on channel 2 (KBCI). room next door. The Edge tion you can find some in­ KTVB7NBC golden age of televisior R>"s Neighborhood Your host Pee Wee Her­ has lots of neat things like ; teresting viewing other reruns including Leave I KTRV12INDEPENDENT aiMHimeStroat. man Is chock full of fun blow -up dinosaurs, art ■ than the usual mindless To Beaver times. decoish items, interesting ; fare. O greeting cards, etc. The • ^ h . » ^ o O - C Edge also sells Espresso " ‘and various food stuffs. At ^ C 1106 Westidaho, Boise. SPORTS Page 5 UNDER THE V>lleyball Flaunts New Look GRANDSTAND by has had its trials winning only by Ken Hardee pth year coach, Mona two and losing three matches This is a dream come true City Le\ had only one word to in the Ricks College In­ for me. I’ve always wanted to Alright quickly, college de.(be this years’ women’s vitational Tournament on write a sports column. I’ll ball. I’m really looking for­ vo/ball team: Tough. “We September 12-13th and also have millions of readers and ward to the Miami- aiust a really tough team,” losing to the College of be acclaimed and respected Oklahoma game on Septem­ Lis said. If this displays Southern Idaho (1-15, 5-15, by all because of my insight­ ber 27. It should be number of-confidence there is good 15-13, 15-12, 7-15). 'The ful coverage of the sports one against number two.... rson for it. With four women are just getting it all world. Yeah...yeah that’s it. Will the Huskies restore pmising newcomers and six together. “We are getting Sure, that’s the ticket. With respectability to West coast isoned returning players the kinks out now,” explained thatsaid,let’shitthefield.... football. 'They are off to a om last year, the outlook Lewis. “Then we will be What do you think of the great start...Lou Holtz. Notre oes appear positive. strong.” new instant replay referee Dame. Keep your eyes on the So far, however, the team In the top six line up are used in professional football? Irish...Hey, I like Mike Shula I am not in favor of the NFL’s and Alabama. Look for them new toy. Two mistakes this in the Sugar Bowl and the top past weekend using the five at season’s end. gadget, or non-use, soured Of course, we have to finish me. First, in the San Fran- with pennant fever. What? cisco-Los Angeles game the Yawn...Mets, Astros, Angels, replay official made a call I Red Sox. How do you like disagreed with after wat­ those fearless predictions on ching the replay. It makes me division winners? How about mad when refs make a , a Mets-Sox series?! say Boston . returning players Lisa Community College and then mistake but I’m really going brings a world championship Keesler, Kerri Tines, Julie spent the weekend in to be upset if a ref changes a to New England in October. Shuholm, Cinda Kammer- Spokane, Washington to par­ call after watching the Why? Hey, I’m a Met fan, tell mann, Becky Dix, and one ticipate in the Whitworth same reolav I do. me though, when was the last new player from Monte V ista, College Invitational. The The second incident took time they had to win a Colorado, Rhonda Har­ results of these matches were place in the Denver-Pit- ballgame? June? The Red Sox daway. “Rhonda is tough,” unattainable prior to the tsburgh game Monday night. have held off challenges from Lewis commented. “She is six printing of this article. The The replay official filed to four good teams. Hey, just a feet tall and is an excellent hit­ NNCNetters will host Eastern buzz the field official to guess from a sports fan. ter.” Oregon State College this change what was an obvious Before I go, my picks for Thursday the 25 th at mistake. My point is: league MVP and Rookie of the Thursday, September 18th,3 12;00P.M. Humans make mistakes. year: the women traveled to Pen­ They can make them just as AL-Roger Clemens and dleton to play Blue Mountain easily in the replay booth as Wally Joyner, they do on the field. It’s part NL^Mike Schmidt and of the game. Don’t destroy the Todd Worrell. greatest thing in sports...the human element. 'Saders Ready To Strike In'86 On to my NFL predictions. Each week beginning with The Bears will not repeat as the weekend of Sept. 28 through the end of the season. •' by Michelle Jones Fullbacks Dale Super Bowl Champions. As Kicking-off the season with Huemoeller, a 6’3” good as the Bears are, and Rich and I will predict the ’ a close loss of 4-2 in overtime sophomore from Milpitas, CA they are tough, I don’t believe winners of each NFL game. : - r against Whitman College on and junior Mel Lima from anyone repeats anymore. It Six of this weekend’s most ’ - ' September 13, the men’s soc- Manzini, Swaziland are ex­ seems the NFC will have significant contests are prin­ » cer team has a lot on the ball. pected to contribute greatly many tough teams this year. ted below. • “I feel,” said coach Art Hor- to the team. “We are going to The Rams, Niners, Cowboys, Rich and I both picked ; wood, “we should have a bet­ do better this year because we Redskins, Giants, and Bears Denver over New England, ter season than last vear.” He are better offensivelv.” said aro frVio oroam nf TVi«» Raiders over Chargers, a Close loss oi 4-z m overtime sopnomore trom Milpitas, CA they are tough, I don’t believe winners of each NFL game. against Whitman College on and junior Mel Lima from anyone repeats anymore. It Six of this weekend’s most September 13, the men’s soc­ Manzini, Swaziland are ex­ seems the NFC will have significant contests are prin­ cer team has a lot on the ball. pected to contribute greatly many tough teams this year. ted below. “I feel," said coach Art Hor- to the team. “We are going to The Rams, Niners, Cowboys, Rich and I both picked wood, “we should have a bet­ do better this year because we Redskins, Giants, and Bears Denver over New England, ter season than last year.” He are better offensively,” said are the cream of the crop. The Raiders over Chargers, went on to say, “we have Huemoeller. AFC is wide open. As many as Seahawks over Redskins, and some good hew talent, and eight to ten teams could Dallas over St. Louis. even though we lost some represent the AFC in the However, I chose the Bengals good seniors, our new fresh­ One member of the team. Super Bowl. I say look for the over the Bears, and the Niners men look really good.” Hor- Jay Forseth, a transfer student AFC representative in the over the Dolphins, while Rich wood feels that the freshmen from Mount Vernon Super Bowl to come from the went the other way. will contribute a great deal to Nazarene College, is sitting the team. “All the freshmen this season. Forseth, however, are playing well and they is currently acting as the team should all get a chance to par­ trainer. ticipate in all the games,” Horwood commented. The All in all, the men’s soccer squad feels positive about Presently, there are eight their team’s strengths. freshmen on the roster. They Dutch include, Jeffrey Early from Kelso, WA, Donald Good The scores of games played from Camas, WA, Chase September 19 and 20 against Green, Ethan Kramer from Westminster and Whitworth Inn Meridian, ID, Ken Mc­ colleges were unattainable Namara of Boise, ID, Robin prior to the printing of this ar­ Milakovitch from Van­ ticle. The team will also be couver, British Columbia, playing Tuesday the 23rd at Homemade pies. Homemade cinnamon rolls, and Chuck Waisner also from the College of Idaho and Boise. Friday the 26th at NNC mud pies, and Old Fashioned Shakes. against Idaho State Univer­ In the Owyhee Center sity. Adding leadership and Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 6 a.m.-8 p.m. strength in both skills and Fri. 6 til 9 - Sat. 7 til 9 knowledge of the sport are Sunday 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m. "earn co-captains senior ; leorge Zickefoose and junior I lel Rimmer. Assistant coach *■45; ff Carr, an ex-goalie for the 'usaders is working hard Mh the team, especially the IMril Djimmsiini b> goalies, sophomores "Quality Hair Care, L*>y Slemmer and Scott whatever your style!" H>r. “The goalies are still in Cuts th

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