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Friday, October 27, 2017 CollegianThe Grove City College Student Newspaper Vol. 103, No. 6

BECCA SHAFFER To celebrate music, marching and majorettes, high school bands from around the county came to Grove City College to perform their shows. All of the bands gave spec- tacular performances for alumni and peers alike on Thorn Field, where the Wolverine marching band will perform Saturday during the football game against Geneva. March-ing madness Steven Gosselin lege hosted the inaugu- Junior/Senior High Tiger Marching Band traditional high step an interest in the band Staff Writer ral Marching Band In- School Falcon March- and the Grove City High and the Sharon Tiger routine. According to vitational and Festival, ing Band, the Mighty School Marching Band, Marching Band for per- freshman Wolverine “A great day for featuring six local high Mercer Mustang the night was sure to forming music from band member Sarah band!” said Dr. Joseph school bands, as well as Marching Machine, the impress. Star Wars. Gorog, “It was great to Pisano, director of the a performance by the Lincoln High School All the bands gave The performers were have people who sup- Grove City College Wol- Wolverines. Marching Blue Band, great performances, all respectful and en- port band on campus, verine Marching Band, Featuring the guest the Slippery Rock High with two standouts be- couraging of their peers’ performing and enjoy- and it definitely was! talents of the Allegh- School Rocket March- ing the LHS Blue Band performances and ev- On Saturday, the Col- eny-Clarion Valley ing Band, the Sharon for marching with a eryone there shared BAND 2 The scoop on sophomore machines Karen Postupac nology at the College, Sophomores have was released in August Editor-in-Chief spoke on the issue. found a variety of prob- 2016. We installed that “Before we got the lems with their ma- version onto the ma- The difference be- sophomore machines, chines. All the prob- chines, tested of the tween the current soph- we experimented with lems, DiStasi says, can newest version and dis- omore computers and different models,” DiS- be solved with updates tributed the computers

ANDREW STEIN the current freshman tasi said. “We tested the to the software, specifi- to the current sopho- The Center of Vision & Values’ 11th annual Ronald computers is obvious, sophomore comput- cally a feature of the in- mores,” said DiStasi. Reagan Lecture featured Peggy Grande, the late but are the sophomore ers and spent months stalled version of Win- He continued, “When president’s executive assistant in the years following computers as bad as the gathering feedback dows 10. we started to see issues, sophomores say they from selected students “We were using Win- we identified the prob- his presidency. are? and faculty. We did not dows 10, the version lem, which was a defect Dr. Vincent DiStasi blindly choose a model. 2015-01, to test the in the video driver. We ‘88, the Vice President This machine was not a sophomore laptops. ‘Grande’ lecture for Information Tech- mistake.” The version 2016-07 COMPUTERS 2 Jennifer Montazzoli Staff Writer and author of The Pres- ident Will See You Now, Community remembers The Great War Few people can claim gave a heartwarming to have personally interview about her Paige Fay worked alongside their book and behind the Staff Writer childhood hero. In fact, scenes story of her daily many times, meeting a encounters with Presi- The number of those personal hero can be a dent Reagan. Students who get to celebrate a disheartening experi- of all majors came to 100th anniversary is ence when the person Crawford Auditorium few, but at Grove City fails to measure up to to listen to the Center College, students and expectations. This was for Vision and Values residents of Grove City not, however, Peggy 11th Annual Reagan Lec- alike will be able to re- Grande’s experience ture. member the United when she met her po- Grande spent her States’ involvement in litical idol, President youth as a presidential World War One during Ronald Reagan. history buff and daugh- its centennial. On Wednesday ter of two educators. A joint effort of the GROVE CITY COLLEGE Grande, former Execu- Upon graduating from college and the Grove “The Great War” exhibit will feature World War I artifacts. The exhibit will open next tive Assistant to Presi- City Historical Society week in the gallery of Pew Fine Arts Center. REAGAN 2 dent Ronald Reagan and organized by Hil- EXHIBIT 2 Page 2 The Collegian Oct. 27, 2017

Trotting for Warriors Samantha Funderlich the best group and indi- Contributing Writer vidual costumes. Laura said she only There is no greater way to get in shape be- “ran once or twice a fore indulging in an week for a few weeks. entire night of trick-or- It’s not too hard to train treating than the sixth for, and you may not annual Trick-or-Trot even need to because 5K hosted by the Tri- Zeta sorority and the you’re certainly allowed brothers of the Sigma to walk as much of the Alpha Sigma fraternity. race as you want to.” According to senior Donuts and hot choc- Zeta Cassidy Nelson, the race was created by TRI ZETA &SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA TRICK OR TROT 5K RUN/WALK olate will be available at the girls to honor the The Tri-Zeta sorority and the Sigma Alpha Sigma fraterninty present their annual Trick or Trot 5K on Saturday to the finish line and there family members and benefit Wounded Warriors. may be pumpkin paint- boyfriends who serve in her experience in the afterwards. I partici- go to www.runsignup. people in the commu- ing at the end along the armed forces. They race last year, sopho- pated because I knew com/race/pa/grovec- nity can stand with to with a photo booth for all had a mutual love for more Laura Reiner my money was going ity/trickortrot2017, support their own loved athletics, so they creat- seemed to enjoy her towards a good cause, which can be found on ones and the country. everyone to take pic- ed the Trick-or-Trot to morning. “It was a the Wounded Warrior all of their various post- While prizes are giv- tures together in their get students and mem- great experience! It Project, and because a ers around campus. en out for the top spots costumes. CLP credit bers of the community was fun to see everyone Halloween-themed 5K Donations are also in each age group, no is given to groups if a active on a holiday that wearing their Hallow- sounded like a really being accepted of the need to panic if you minimum of 20 percent is better known for een costumes during fun time.” website as well for the don’t consider your- snacking. the run, and yummy In order to donate Wounded Warrior self a runner, because of the group partici- When asked to recall snacks were provided and sign up for the race, Project. This is a cause prizes are given out for pates. BAND Comment dit-on Comte? continued from 1 ing it together with us.” Joseph Fitzpatrick the 1980s at the Univer- While Harp was not was just going to be an the middle of finish- Senior and drum Contributing Writer sity of Virginia. While involved in the trans- e-book. But no, they’ve ing another book. Part major Lindsey Miller searching to get his lation process, he is printed it up into a nice of a contract with Ox- echoed these senti- Dr. Gillis J. Harp, a dissertation published, glad that his work has paperback.” ford University Press, ments. “The festival was professor of History Harp received an offer been made available The book explores the book focuses on the amazing! The bleachers at Grove City College, from Penn State. to another audience. some of the influences history of the relation- were full of energetic has recently had his Comte is a distin- Twenty-two years after on American political ship between conserva- students, friends, and study on the influence guished French phi- having his book first thought in the late 19th families. It was great tives and Protestants in of Comtean positivism losopher, often re- published, Harp re- and early 20th centu- to share music with translated into French. garded as the father of ceived a message from ries. “It started because America. Harp said, “It’s kind the talented local high Harp’s book, originally Sociology. Because of Penn State letting him of the larger question school bands. They ap- published in 1994, was of how did the politi- of a big sweeping over- this, Harp’s book was know that a translation preciated GCC’s hospi- once again published immediately brought cal thought change at view back from the was in the works. tality and loved to see this past August by to the attention of the Harp said, “Even the turn of the century? colonial period up to the college band per- L’Harmattan, one of the French audience. “In more recently, I got a We know it changed, so the recent past”. While form,” said Miller. main publishing houses fact, at the time when note from one of the how do we explain it?” Harp’s work on Comte The Wolverine in France. it was published, I re- editors of this French Harp continued, “No- was the first of his to be Marching Band’s fi- Harp’s work, titled member getting e-mails Publisher and that was body had really looked translated into another nale performance re- “Positivist Republic: and letters from French when I realized that at continental Euro- language, he hopes that ally brought the house Auguste Comte and academics asking me this wasn’t some tiny pean influences at the his latest book will be down. This year’s show the Reconstruction of about that book. They publisher but rather time and they hadn’t translated as well. tunes, ranging from American Liberalism, were wondering if there a bigger, significant looked at French influ- Harp said, “This book the Spanish flair of the 1865–1920” was origi- were any plans to have French publisher and ences at all. Comte had opening “Estancia,” to nally published by Penn a French version made. that they had spent a been greatly ignored. I’m working on now is the pop tunes “Light State Press. This study My French is okay but couple of years digging So, I said something more of a crossover and ‘em Up” and “I Like It,” on Comte is an expand- I’m definitely not up into the French culture needs to be done here. it would not be some- ed version of Harp’s to translating an entire in order to translate my That is where I started thing just for academics to the solemn closer “A doctorate dissertation massive work like that,” book.” Harp continued, out.” but also for the educat- Mighty Fortress,” fea- that he had finished in Harp said. “Initially, I thought it Harp is currently in ed laymen.” ture all of the band’s musical and visual tal- EXHIBIT COMPUTERS While the kickstand [flashdrive], you can possible,” said DiStasi. ents across a gamut of may not be a defect, utilize the large amount different styles. continued from 1 continued from 1 DiStasi says that the sophomore Joe Colo- of cloud storage on Of- TLC had addressed the Junior band mem- ary Walczak, the exhibit fixed this issue by roll- simo does not like it. fice 365. Instead of us- main problems in the ber Michelle Jeffries will be held in Pew Fine ing back the driver, or “The kickstand does not ing a USB mouse, you sophomore comput- knew the high school allow the computer to Arts Center Nov. 3-17. un-updating it. The can purchase a Blue- ers. However, if sopho- students would appre- be very portable,” Co- tooth mouse,” he said. It will feature artifacts problem escalated with mores continue to have ciate the show, since losimo said. “It is awk- “If you still need more they understand all the and the personal ef- HP Support Assistant, problems with their ward and frustrating to ports, the docking sta- work that goes into a fects of residents in the which would notice the computers, DiStasi en- out-of-date video driver try to get the laptop to tion has four USB ports marching band perfor- Grove City area. courages them to visit and then automatically stand up on your lap. on it.” mance, and the stand- These include items the TLC. re-update the driver a You virtually have to On the other hand, ing ovation at the end such as handbooks, hel- set the computer on a there are multiple ad- “If we can get the few days later.” of the Wolverine’s per- mets, knapsacks and table.” vantages to the sopho- machine up-to-date, “So then we unin- formance proved it. uniforms. Many items Sophomore Corey more computers that I promise you will stalled HP Support As- Jeffries was certain are also those of the Austin agrees, saying, are not seen in the cur- not suffer the colored sistant. Thus, the previ- that it would convince home front such as war “the kickstand makes rent junior computers. ous version to the video screens or other soft- high school musicians posters and postcards it unreasonably diffi- “The sophomore driver and an update to ware issues. There will to want to continue cult to type on the small model has an incredible band in college, with from the loved ones the firmware were the be far less problems. desks in classrooms.” pen experience. Also, sophomore Julia fighting on the front solution.” You are not alone in Another issue could the computers are light Barnes agreeing, say- line. The Historical So- One compliant of the getting your machine be the limited number and thin, optimized for ing, “Events like this ciety provided many of sophomore machines is fixed. We are here to of USB ports on the mobility. The form fac- are important to bring the artifacts, while Joel the kickstand. Howev- help; that is why we are sophomore machines, tor is optimal for the groups together and in- Bigley, a Grove City res- er, “the kickstand is not here. To alleviate the for which DiStasi of- machine to be used as spire young musicians ident, also made some a defect in itself, but a stress of getting your fered a variety of solu- a tablet and computer, to make music for the donations. computer fixed on your matter of opinion,” said tions. where writing and typ- rest of their lives.” The Great War art DiStasi. “Instead of using a ing at the same time is own.” After the event con- exhibit is an excellent hard work paid off. tween just the two of often meant more than cluded, Dr. Pisano was way to remember the REAGAN At first, she felt un- them. Grande recalled words, for he didn’t full of excitement about sacrifices of those who continued from 1 sure about whether his strength of charac- have to convince her of the success of the fes- fought to defend free- Pepperdine University she could be a valuable ter, not only in public, anything because there tival. He was glad how dom. Even for those with the determination contributor to the office but behind the scenes. was a common under- the event was a way to students who are not to achieve whatever she environment or even fit She said he possessed standing between them. connect high school native to Mercer Coun- set her mind to, she ob- in as an intern. As she a genuine kindness and To wrap up her lec- students with the Col- ty, they can learn about tained an internship in searched for inspira- graciousness that shone ture, Grande told the lege; as he said, “All the what it was like to be President Ronald Rea- tion, she looked to full brightest away from the story of her final visit directors and everyone gan’s California office both on the home front time staff members as public eye. Grande ad- to President Reagan’s who came to the festival after his presidency. and on the battlefield. role models in her ca- mired him all the more home to bid him fare- are friends of the Col- Not only did Grande lege.” For students from the reer. In doing so, she through knowing him well before he passed have the opportunity He also said that area, some of the arti- set herself apart as a personally and witness- away during his strug- to meet her hero, but candidate to be hired ing his joy each day. gle with Alzheimer’s several directors were facts may come from she earned a role work- full time. Though President disease. There was not alumni of the college. their families or from ing alongside him for Some of her fond- Reagan is known as the a dry eye in the crowd He was thrilled with the families they know. the last ten years of his est memories of Presi- Great Communicator, as she described the fi- high schools’ perfor- This gives them the op- public life. She never dent Reagan were not Grande said that she nal twinkle in his eye mances and he hopes portunity to learn more counted on accepting a from fancy dinners appreciated moments and her last view of that the festival be- about their town’s heri- full time job in such a and events, but rather of silence between them the handsome smile all comes an annual event tage. prestigious role, yet her moments shared be- the most. The silence Americans cherish. for the College. Oct. 27, 2017 Life Page 3 Do you know what you love? 500 Katheryn Frazier video games, sports tunity to expand on his Staff Writer and celebrities affect us ideas. years of more every day. Senior William Dr. James K.A. Smith, Smith advised to re- Cliff said, “The event professor of Philoso- form, reflect, be im- was well organized reform phy at Calvin College, mersed in a community, and thought out. The Jeff Lukawski lectured on a theme he attend church and set themes were applicable Staff Writer called “You Are What limits to better reorient You Love” in Crawford our heart from the cul- to everyone, whether Auditorium. ture that surrounds us. Christian or non-Chris- There’s a curious con- Smith also writes for Going to church is tian.” nection between Hal- many publishers in- vital because college Junior Gretchen loween and Reforma- CAMERON SUORSA cluding the Wall Street cannot teach a person Stockschlaeder said tion Day, and it’s more On Oct. 24, 2017, Dr. James K.A. Smith shared his Journal and New York everything spiritually. than just proximity on experience and advice for modern Christian college that “I really liked the Times. Church also allows stu- lecture. It was very in- the calendar. students. Martin Luther posted His lecture reflected dents to interact with sightful. It makes me his Ninety-Five The- his book which can be a thought provoking and needs direction. others from different more aware of my hab- found in the bookstore. question. It is easily distorted by backgrounds and stages ses to the doors of All its in life.” Christian faithfulness According to Smith, culture. of life. Saints’ Church on Oct. Smith’s favorite part and growing were some what we want are hab- Racism, sports are- After the talk, the au- 31, 1517. This was the topics he spoke on and its that are taught from nas and phones were dience asked questions about being invited to eve of All Saints’ Day, has written about. imitation and are prac- related to habits and of Smith. Many of the Grove City College was or All Hallows’ Day “What do you want?” ticed, sometimes un- rituals that deceive. questions furthered the the multiple conversa- (the origin of the name asked Smith, begin- consciously. He said In addition, influenc- conversation and al- tions he shared with “Halloween”). During ning the lecture with the heart is deceiving es like TV, social media, lowed Smith the oppur- students and faculty. that time, there was confusion about what happens to believers after death. This was Students shout one of the reasons that Martin Luther posted during bot battles his Ninety-Five Thesis. The church in Rome Juliet Long and cheering were fac- was selling indulgenc- Staff Writer tored into the final es which supposedly score. GCC student vol- granted forgiveness for Over 400 students unteer Wyatt Retkows- past, present and future met on Saturday, Oct. ki said the competition sins. The indulgences 14th, in Grove City Col- was “super high ener- would take hundreds lege’s Wolverina to par- gy, super loud…you’re ticipate in the 7th an- expecting it to be like to thousands of years nual BEST Engineering a science fair, but it’s off of purgatory. A lot Competition. crazy.” of the indulgences were In the past six weeks Bright started in the sold by Johann Tetzel, UGANDAN WATER PROJECT teams ranging from the who was the Grand The Ugandan Water Project builds wells for those in need and Project Okello is program in 2010, with South Hills of Pitts- Stephanie Adams tak- Commissioner for in- ready to help by hosting Wells for Hope. burgh to Erie to Clarion ing over organization dulgences. created a working robot since. It has caused a The selling of this through much planning drastic increase in at- false assurance deeply Filling wells, finding hope and hard work. tendance not only in the disturbed Luther and Cornerstone Chris- competition, but also pushed him to write soaps, socks, spices and Alyssa Jackson is the treasurer of the tian Preparatory Acad- in Grove City College the 95 Theses. Luther Life Editor campus ministry called photography. emy won the competi- enrollment. According found direct conflict in Project Okello. “This event is incred- tion after a long day of to Bright, there was a what was preached in “Two people die in “This year,” she said, ible, and was one of the hard work and cheer- demand for engineer- the Church and what Africa every minute be- “our goal is to raise main reasons I joined ing. Founded by a Grove ing students and Grove was clearly written in cause of diseases linked $7,500. This will fund Project Okello my City College alum, Cor- City was not producing the New Testament. two borehole rehabili- to poor sanitation, poor freshman year. You are nerstone, located in enough. He went look- The medieval bishops hygiene and contami- tations and one Project able to hang out with South Pittsburgh, has ing for ways to get more and priests had largely nated water” reads tri- Okello student travel- won three out of the friends, see different students interested in forgotten the truth that fold flyers on tables in ing to Uganda with a seven BEST competi- studying Electrical En- our own good works dining halls and across UWP team in 2018.” vendors and listen to tions. The team will gineering. He found can by no means merit the Grove City College According to Halli- amazing performances continue on to compete what he was looking for God’s favor. campus. ley, this goal is their big- by fellow students,” at the regional compe- in the BEST program. So why is this so im- This weekend, as gest yet. “Every year we Halliley said. tition in Fargo, North Over 100 volunteers portant you may ask? music fills the Student have been able to reach In addition to the mu- Dakota, this December. from the Grove City This is the day the light Union on campus, our goal, but not with- sic and art, there will be A total of 22 schools College community of the gospel broke Ugandan Wells will be out the help of so many free coffee and donuts. participated in this came out to help. “It’s forth out of darkness. It filled with water. people on this campus Project Okello would year’s competition. A a great opportunity for was the day that began Project Okello will along with their friends appreciate your dona- mix of Christian, paro- students to give back,” the Protestant Refor- host their annual Wells and family,” said Hal- chial, public and home tions and most impor- said Bright. A few of for Hope event from 5-9 liley. school teams came mation. tantly, prayer. As Phi- those students, Wyatt p.m. on Saturday in the One way students get out to participate, and This day led to Mar- lippians says, “for it is Retkowski and Kyle Breen Student Union. involved is by sharing not a single one had to tin Luther, John Calvin, God who works in you, Harshbarger, judged The event supports their musical talents pay. The competition is John Knox and other both to will and to work the Founders Award Ugandan Water Proj- as well as selling their free to any student or Reformers helping the for his good pleasure.” and the Most Robust ect (UWP). According products at the event. team. church find its way back Design Award. They to senior Jocelyn Hal- Twenty students as Halliley said, “It’s Bright explained that to God’s Word as the were looking for an ef- liley, the UWP works well as Warriors for incredible to see the he wanted to reach out only authority for faith fective offensive and to provide clean water, Christ will be perform- way that God moves and include private and life. defensive strategy, the sanitation and hygiene ing. Items being sold through this event and schools, but he knew Though not everyone fewest break downs and resources to communi- by vendors include pot- through this campus they are limited on on Grove City’s campus sturdiness in the robots. ties in Uganda. Halliley tery, cold brew coffee, during Wells for Hope.” funds. After factoring in knows about Reforma- the short competition Unlike other engi- tion Day, a few stu- neering competitions time frame and the af- dents know about the that run year-round, fordability, Bright knew day which shares a date Grover Life BEST only lasts six “this program is the with the popular holi- An occasional satirical feature exploring life at Grove City weeks. Starting in Sep- right fit for us.” day of Halloween. tember, participants In order to win the When asked if he are invited to Grove City Bow Ties and Class Participation? rigorous competition, knew about Reforma- to see the field where the teams must turn tion Day, junior Jon They used to be especially expressing went for it. And it has they will compete. Four scraps into a working Burton said, “Yes, my a rarity, one maybe radical perspectives changed the way I do weeks later the students remote controlled ro- parents taught me all seen in a single class or original thoughts. class, it’s almost as if bot. They are only al- meet again, but this or maybe limited to However, if we have when I answer a ques- time in Ross Park Mall about it when I was lowed the materials growing up. Every year only a couple depart- learned anything from tion or tell the profes- in North Hills Pitts- given, which include during October my fam- ments, but they are on our Grove City Liberal sor I disagree with pvc pipe, plywood, con- burgh to practice driv- ily and I would watch the rise. Now it seems Arts education in stats them, that nobody is nectors, lumber and ing their robots on the the movie ‘Luther.’ I’m there is one in every class, it’s that correla- looking at me, just the more. The teams also competition field. “The very happy I know and class, every depart- tion does not equal bow tie.” This shield- must prepare an engi- good teams know it’s can appreciate the work ment and every room. causation. More study esque power has been neering book, market- not just [about] a good The bearers of them must be done on this Martin Luther did.” affirmed by several ing program and team physical design,” says spout out dangerous phenomenon, but for So this year, even if other bow tie wearers exhibit. “It’s very ho- Bright. ideas in class, always the time being, we you go trick-or-treating who wished to remain listic,” said Bright. The The competition has raising their hands must rely on anecdotal or celebrate Halloween anonymous. highest scores on each provided high school and questioning the evidence. in any way, take a mo- However, this trend item wins the competi- and middle school stu- norms of our daily Some students ment to think on what may continue in the tion. dents the chance to ex- lives. have found it to be an happened on Oct. 31, future. When no one Judges and volun- plore a different field of But what is this empowering fash- study. Since starting the 1517. Appreciate the in class knows the teers were provided growing trend on ion choice, as senior program, Bright said, bravery of Luther to answer or did the with earplugs, because Grove City’s campus? Charles Muade stated, the Spirit Award is “Ultimately it’s about stand up to the Roman reading, we can join Bow ties. There seems “I held off on the another aspect of the opportunities.” Bright Catholic Church. It was together in our longing to be a correlation bow tie for the first competition. “This year has already seen “lots that day, so many years for one of these bold, between students three years here, but multiple teams brought of stories about how ago, which began a rev- bow tied heroes in our wearing bowties and this year I decided band equipment,” said students really blos- olution worth standing participation in class, ‘what the heck?’ and midst. Bright. Costumes, signs somed.” for in defense of faith. 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REGISTRAR’S OFFICE 100 Campus Drive Grove City, Pennsylvania 16127 www.gcc.edu/registrar [email protected] Oct. 27, 2017 Entertainment Page 5 Halloween hype Gretchen Wilson with the top three cos- Staff Writer tumes winning prizes like treats from Sheetz, It is all treats and no Chipotle or Dunkin’ tricks at Grove City Col- Donuts. lege for this year’s 12th Advance tickets will annual Monster Mash be on sale in the STU Halloween party. for $2, with tickets at Hosted by the sisters the door costing $3. COLLEGE MOVIE REVIEW of Theta Alpha Pi and Students who do not at- Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson create laughter the brothers of Beta tend Grove City College and suspense in new action packed comedy “The Hit- Sigma, Monster Mash are more than welcome man’s Bodyguard.” is a great time to show to attend, all that is off a favorite Halloween needed is a ticket for en- costume, have a good try.This event is meant Reynolds time with fellow class- to be a “unifying” and mates and benefit a “uplifting” for the cam- worthwhile charity. pus according to Theta The party will run Senior Anna Reed. All is a ‘Hit’ from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. of the proceeds from in Old Map. the dance will be donat- Ben Jones to help Bryce under- The party will have ed to the Alpha Omega Contributing Writer stand the finer points plenty of sweet treats ANNA REED Pregnancy Center in of love. “Man, I’ve met Thetas and Betas host annual Halloween-themed and eats, including Slippery Rock. “The Hitman’s Body- hamburgers who knew dance in support of the Alpha Omega Pregnancy guard” is an action- more about romance cookies, candy, brown- Reed hopes Monster Center. packed comedy, show- than you,” Kincaid tells ies and Arnold Palmers, Mash will “provide the casing the quality Bryce at one point. all free. After filling up joy a night of dancing, tume contest during the campus with a Hallow- comic-chops of Samuel Bryce struggles to put friendship and good party with prize give- with goodies, students een-themed dance, full L. Jackson and Ryan anyone ahead of him- can make their way to times. aways for the most fun of energy, music, danc- Reynolds. self and finds it espe- the dance floor and en- There will be a cos- and creative costumes, ing, and fun.” Michael Bryce, cially hard to admit that played by Reynolds, he still loves Roussel. was a triple-A rated Kincaid spots this right executive protection away and makes sure Upside-down strangeness agent, until an unlucky to set his bodyguard assignment went bad straight every chance Hannah Spatz As the series pro- “upside down.” ance, haunting read- and his credentials got he gets. Reynold’s char- Contributing Writer gresses, Joyce, Hopper, After a dramatic re- ers with an archetypal ripped away. Now, he acter develops nicely as and their compadres suscitation of Will from sound of supernatural works protecting much he comes to grips with “Stranger Things,” realize that Will can the toxic realm of the spook. less exciting clients, his own immaturity and the Netflix Original se- communicate through upside down, the first New characters ap- driving a much cheaper insecurity and starts to ries that dips viewers an eerie manipulation season concludes with pear in the trailer, in- car and leading a much solve those problems. into an alternate di- of electrical impulses; Will Byers returned to cluding Bob Newby, lonelier life. Aside from the laughs mension, is scheduled thus, he must not be the comfort of his home Joyce’s former love in- Bryce’s ex-girlfriend, and the love lives, “The to return to Netflix on dead. As Will’s friends and ensconced in the terest. Newby is played Amelia Roussel (Elo- Hitman’s Bodyguard” October 27th, revived grow curious of his attention and joy of by Sean Astin, accord- die Young), whom he dances around some and ready to spook both whereabouts, they in- concerned love ones— ing to a source from still desperately loves, philosophical questions casual watchers and volve themselves in his but all is not well, of IMDB. Other charac- works for Interpol and without ever quite an- bingers. pursuit, meeting an un- course. Will neared ters are yet to be re- has climbed the pro- swering them. Bryce The series, set in the usual character along death during his stay vealed, but guest stars motion ladder since and Kincaid both con- 1980s, was created by the way. in the other dimension, Linnea Berthelsen, Bryce’s bad op, which sider themselves to be brother duo Matt and They name their new being nearly suffocated Dacre Montgomery, he blames her for. She the good guy and ques- Ross Duffer, and a trail- friend “Eleven,” discov- in the Demogorgon’s Paul Reiser, and Sadie now has been assigned tion the morals of the er for its second round ering that the number clutches. Sink, among others, ap- to bring a crucial wit- other. As Kincaid puts has been released re- is tattooed on her fore- During a Christmas pear on the list for the ness to the trial of the it, “Who is more evil? cently. The first season arm. She is a victim of celebration back in his 2017 series. despicable dictator of He who kills evil [peo- begins with the case of scientific experimenta- home, he goes to wash As for what to ex- Belarus, Vladislav Duk- ple] or he who protects a missing child named tion for her supernatu- his hands and coughs pect regarding the plot hovich (Gary Oldman). them?” The witness for the Will Byers. ral abilities. Eleven and up a remaining piece of of Season 2, the trail- Bryce obviously prosecution is Dari- Byers disappears her abilities become an the slime that had tried er presents a world thinks it is better to pro- us Kincaid (Samuel from the shed nearby asset to their adolescent to suffocate him. Thus, more consumed by tect all life but Kincaid’s L. Jackson), who has his house, and the se- investigation, and she the series ends with the upside-down. The worldview is a little agreed to testify in ex- ries revolves around becomes a close friend Will’s uncertainty and Demogorgon’s reap- more complex. Kincaid the blissful ignorance of change for his wife’s the falsified case of his and awkward crush to pearance is not di- only kills people who Mike, a close friend of his family, thinking he freedom. Roussel has a death and his eventual minutive; rather, it al- fall under his definition Will’s. is completely restored. ludes to Orson Welles’ little over 24 hours be- reunion and restora- of “bad guys,” includ- tion to his home. Joyce The adolescent group, Netflix released a 1938 broadcast “War fore the trial ends and ing a man who killed Byers, Will’s mother, along with Hopper and trailer for Season 2 on of the Worlds” and its Dukhovich goes free. the pastor of his church becomes increasingly Joyce, investigate Will’s Friday, October 13th. later film adaptations. After Roussel’s cara- when he was sixteen, unstable and taxed by disappearance and ap- The day for its release All things considered, van transporting Kin- and refuses jobs from the case of her son. She parent sacrifice to a seems fitting, and the “Stranger Things” caid is attacked, with genocidal maniacs like joins forces with Hop- creature they deem the trailer invokes many round two promises to only Roussel and Kin- Dukhovich. “So when per, a local police in- “Demogorgon,” which elements of 80s horror. plunge readers into the caid surviving, Roussel you spin your moral vestigator, to find and dwells in an alternate The voice of Vincent horror of the upside- recruits Bryce to get compass around and rescue Will. dimension called the Price makes an appear- down. Kincaid to The Hague. There is one problem, it points to me, yeah, I however: Bryce and think it’ll be pointing at Try me: Crocheting is knot just for grannies Kincaid have been at one of the good guys,” each other’s throats for Kincaid says. A column dedicated to hobbies, places, or things Grove City students enjoy and want to share with their peers. years. But, since get- In another scene, one ting Kincaid safely to character at the wrong Rachel Falk ting for many reasons. For one, the trial is the only way end of Kincaid’s gun Contributing Writer crochet is comparatively easier. Bryce can get his triple- asks Kincaid if he’s try- Crochet allows for easy correc- A rating back, he agrees ing to make up for all Need a new hobby to get tion of mistakes, whereas knit- to do the job. the people he’s killed. hooked on? Try Crocheting. ting takes a much longer time Hilarity and high- Kincaid responds with All my life, I have been a cre- to fix mistakes. Crochet is also octane action ensues as laughter (Jackson has a ative person. Between water- much faster, which is always sat- the unlikely duo duke it great laugh by the way) color paintings, bullet journal isfying when you are impatient out with each other and and says he’s just exact- creations and interior design, to finish a project! Belarusian bad guys ing revenge for things one of my favorite pastimes is It also allows you to make al- sent by Dukhovich to the bad guys did to crocheting. most anything you can through take out Kincaid. The Bryce. While the direc- tors and writers do not I get it from my mother, who knitting, but with simpler pat- TIMES FREE PRESS only things falling fast- got it from her mother, who terns. A lost art making a comeback er than the bullets are swim too deep into the passed away when I was two. The only downsides are that at Grove City, crochet is the old the wisecracks and the waters of philosophy, they try and get their We have several afghans in my crochet uses more yarn than hobby you can make new. profanity (what did you house that were either crocheted knitting, due to the thickness of expect? It’s Jules Win- feet wet. or knitted by my grandmother. the stitches, and that crochet is Crocheting is rapidly becom- nfield and Deadpool in “The Hitman’s Body- Though I had many creative not as “stretchy” as knitting, so ing a lost art, so some people the same movie). guard” is a fun summer passions, for a very long time I a knitted piece will stretch much may think you are a “grandma” Reynolds and Jack- blockbuster for anyone was unable to learn how to cro- more than a crocheted one. for crocheting, but it’s making a son carry the movie as looking for a few laughs chet or knit. Since coming to Crochet is a wonderful hobby comeback! their characters become and explosions. Ex- Grove City, I have figured out to take up if you are looking for I know many other students friends, in between pect quality punchlines the trick. something fun and creative to at GCC who enjoy crocheting. It jumping from build- and a fair dash of heart I was taught to knit by Mer- do. The great thing is that you is easy to find tutorials and pat- ings, stealing cars and pounding, profan- edith (Glenn) Egeland, a friend get to make things you will be terns online, and Walmart has dealing with Bryce’s ity peppered action se- of mine, and in return taught my able to use. all the materials you need. love life. quences. Perhaps best roommate and best friend, Me- I cannot say how many times It can definitely be hard to Kincaid is happily of all, Jackson wrote his gan McGinnis, the tricks of the I have worn a scarf I have made start- I have tried to learn at married to a feisty own blues song, which trade. and had someone ask me where least twice before finally picking woman who is cur- he sings in one of the Though I now know how to do I got it. It is really exciting to get it up- but it is worth it if you try! rently locked away in a funniest scenes in the both, I prefer crocheting to knit- to say you made it yourself! Dutch prison. He tries whole movie. 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2017 Marching Band Festival welcomes high schools Seven schools in the Grove City area gathered on Thorn Field to celebrate their music and fine art in the 2017 Grove City College inaugural March- ing Band Invitational & Festival on Oct.14. The bands partici- pated in a festival that featured sights and sounds from high schools around the area includ- ing Grove City High School, Slippery Rock High School and more. Fans enjoyed free admis- sion, the performances and the sounds of many different bands. This event, hosted by the Grove City College Depart- ment of Music and organized by Dr. Joseph Pisano, was a big hit. Oct. 27, 2017 Through the Lens Page 7

Photos by Rebecca Shaffer, Photo Chief Words by Aly Kruger, Sports Editor Oct. 27, 2017 The Collegian Page 8

Who said there’s ‘Blade Runner’ returns with sequel Mitchell Kengor nothing to Contributing Writer

do? As a fan of the 1982 film “Blade Runner,” Madison Stout I was worried when Entertainment Editor I read online that a sequel, “Blade Run- ner 2049,” was in the People complain works. about how there Although the original is nothing to do in film has some flaws, it is Grove City. I promise a masterpiece. I found it difficult there is plenty to do. to imagine that it was Catch up on wise to make a sequel to Stranger Things this classic film. There and watch the new were some things that episode Sunday with encouraged me not to some friends. Lay worry too much though, including the choice of low this week so SDCC BLOG director. you can be rested to Gosling and Ford nailed performances in Blade Runner, a futuristic detective movie that successfully followed Denis Villeneuve has the original staring Ford as Rick Deckard in 1982. dance, dance, dance, masterminded films such as Arrival and Pris- at the Zeta’s Pink turistic detective story, in a world in which the a film with a purpose. formances, but they oners, some of the best Dance on Friday. a mystery film rather inhabitants no longer This film instead uses also tend to have less films of this decade. Try your luck at the than an action film. hold to any standards the special effects to tell time in the film than With these thoughts, I “Blade Runner 2049” of morality. a more convincing story we expect with con- D’phi’s Monte Carlo went into the film with is an unusual film (an The cinematography and convey meaning. temporary films. This Night in Ket Rec Sat- a mixture of anticipa- element it shares with of the film is probably Harrison Ford repris- is part of how the film tion and worry. The urday Evening. the original film). the best that a film will es his role as Rick Deck- feels unconventional. film amazed me beyond For one thing, the feature all year. Com- ard, his character in the These characters are all expectations. Saturday film’s script does not posed beautifully by original film. Ford and mostly in the film for The film picks up 30 Trick or Trot follow a conventional Roger Deakins, a fre- Gosling both give in- thematic reasons see- years after the events three-act structure cen- quent collaborator with credible performances ing that many of them 5K Race of the original “Blade tered around a “hero’s the Coen Brothers, in their respective roles. do not have a connec- 9 a.m, Carnegie Patio Runner.” journey.” there is not a dull shot The writers wisely did tion to the film’s reso- Women’s Characters reference Instead, the film fo- in this movie. This was not focus the film too lution as a story. How- Volleyball v. many events that took cuses on many different an important aspect of much on Deckard, a ever, they do each have place between films, Thomas More themes, and subvert- the original film that choice that easily could important parts to play but altogether the film ing the traditional “he- this new film needed to have been a mistake. in the film’s purpose as 1 p.m., Wolverina is easy to follow wheth- ro’s journey” in order live up to. Fortunately, Instead, Deckard a whole. Wells for Hope er or not the viewer has to flesh out the film’s it did. plays a smaller role in “Blade Runner 2049” 3 p.m., SAC seen the original film. meaning and purpose. The film features a larger story, which is is one of the few film se- Concerto “Blade Runner 2049” The film revisits the stunning special effects, more suitable after the quels that matches the follows an android Competition majority of the origi- many of which are hard events of the original quality of the original (called a “replicant” in nal film’s themes, re- to determine whether film. There are many film. 7 p.m., PFAC 112 the film) named Officer considering the subject the creators used CGI other new characters in This movie is one of K, portrayed by Ryan of whether or not an- or practical effects. the film, such as char- the best films to come Sunday Gosling. droids have souls. Most films these days acters portrayed by out of Hollywood in a “Stranger Things” Officer K has the job It places us back in a use a story to prop up Robin Wright, Ana de while. Hopefully it will of killing any old mod- dystopian future where the special effects of a Armas, Dave Bautista encourage film studios Viewing Session els of androids, created characters wander the film in order to enter- and Jared Leto. These to make more of an ef- 1 p.m., South Rec before the film takes streets of Los Angeles, tain an audience dis- new additions to the fort with their films in place. The film is a fu- searching for meaning interested in watching cast all give great per- the future. All Saints Vespers 6:30 p.m., Harbison Chapel

Tuesday- Thursday CulturalSeries Rush First 2017-2018 Formals 7-9 p.m., HAL 3rd Floor

Friday RYMAN AUDITORIUM Niall Horan’s debut album “Flicker” is on track to hit Art Gallery- Grove number one on the charts. Following in the footsteps City in the Great of his ex-band mates Horan will be the third member to War reach this level of success on his own. 5-7 p.m., PFAC 7 Zeta Pink Dance More than a 6 p.m., Ket Rec ‘Flicker’ of talent Saturday Art Gallery- Grove Aly Kruger immediately popular, City in the Great Sports Editor gaining popularity on War social media. The an- Following the hiatus ticipation of the album 10 a.m.-2 p.m., “A Christmas Gathering: of the biggest boyband had gathered momen- PFAC 7 in the world, the mem- tum leading up to the Swimming and bers of One Direction release, spiraling off Fe’ile Na Nollag” Diving v. Suny have gone their sepa- excitement from his The acclaimed Irish ensemble, Danú, celebrates Christmas with ‘Féile Geneseo and rate ways and gone on singles released off the na Nollag’ (A Christmas Gathering). Fredonia to produce and refine album, “This Town,” their own styles of mu- 3 p.m., PLC “Slow Hands,” and, Christmas in Ireland is one of the most important holidays for families and sic and have found Competition Pool most recently, “Too friends, as many Irish people living abroad come home to gather in celebration. remarkable success. Much to Ask.” The al- Danú’s Christmas Gathering offers a taste of these extraordinary events, which 24 Hour Prayer Harry Styles’ self-titled bum is steadily on track have been held across Ireland for hundreds of years. Celtic music lovers around 3 p.m., debut album, released to hit number one on the globe have been thrilled by their virtuoso players on fiddle, flutes, button STU Great Room this past May, sold over Billboard 200, with al- accordion, percussion and the gorgeous voice of Nell Ní Chróinín along with top 230,000, following the notch guest dancers.This seasonal offering is perfect for families and friends - GCC DOT ready 150,000 copies success of Zayn Malik’s get your tickets today! Marathon sold. If it does reach release in April 2016, 4:30 p.m., which sold 155,000 that spot, Horan will Ketler Auditorium, Pew Fine Arts Center Thorn Track be the third member copies. Liam Payne and Dec. 4, 2017, 7:30 p.m. Whose Line is it Louis Tomlinson have to achieve that spot af- Anyway? released singles since ter going solo, follow- Tickets: 7 p.m., Crawford 2016 and have also at- ing Styles and Malik. General Admission – $25 Faculty/Staff/Retirees –$20 Grove City College students – $10 Children 10 and under – $10 Auditorium tained levels of success Horan will also be hit- ting the road on tour in Masquerade across the world. Arriv- ing this past week to the 2018 with the launch of Dance party is Niall Horan, his Flicker World Tour www.gcc.edu 7:30 p.m., Old MAP whose debut album beginning in June in alumni.gcc.edu/events Monte Carlo Night “Flicker” was released New Zealand and hit- 8 p.m., Ket Rec on October 20. ting the United States Horan’s debut was in July. Oct. 27, 2017 Perspectives Page 9 Hollywood blame game

Noah Gould Realism for its own Staff Writer sake comes with a high price tag. It doesn’t Outrage follows out- matter whether a film 100 Campus Drive rage in Hollywood, inspires goodness, or Grove City, Pa. 16127 where wealthy produc- portrays reality in a way [email protected] er Harvey which reveals truth, Weinstein gcc.collegian@gmail. only whether it depicts com has domi- something that some- nated the one somewhere has ex- Editor-in-chief headlines. perienced. Karen Postupac As the We trade entertain- scandal ment for the Hollywood unfolds, many are com- Managing ing forward to speak out sex scandal. It isn’t Editor about protecting vic- against his egregious James Sutherland behavior, most notably tims, it’s about heaping blame on the bad guy trading sexual favors Section Editors with young actresses and away from us. The in exchange for lead- public fall of Harvey News ing parts in his films. Weinstein is just an- Cat Anderson Women are empowered other form of entertain- when the perpetrators ment, indistinguish- Life of these crimes are fi- able from the very films nally divested of their he and his competi- Alyssa Jackson secrets and revealed tors fund, and sell, a la for who they really are. carte. Another scandal Entertainment The episode follows a will soon come and Madison Stout positive trend of people Weinstein will probably speaking out so that fu- continue to fund films. Perspectives ture harm can be pre- The victims, in return vented. Rio Arias for their ruined lives, But much of what I’ve get money, fame and said so far is wrong. Sports nothing that actually How can we weigh NEW YORK TIMES matters. Aly Kruger our outrage against the tion and then quickly wood for over 15 years. today is that realism is Instead of this trag- fact that the above scene disappears, following The timing of his pub- good for its own sake. Photo Chief would fit nicely into edy, I wish I could leave the cyclical nature of lic fall is arbitrary; the These young actresses many of our favorite you with an inspira- Becca Shaffer scandals. First, a pow- New York Times could find their identity in an films and shows? Yes, tional quote and some erful figure is revealed have broken the story environment which can Harvey Weinstein did fade-out music. The sad Social Media in some despicable act. last year or the year basically be summed commit those crimes, reality, however, is that Next come greater ac- before – any time they up as “attractive peo- Coordinator but our response is unless human nature cusations. For a while, wished. The idea that ple doing unattractive wrongheaded. We ei- changes drastically in Andrew Furjanic we pontificate on the this is somehow done in things.” According to ther ignore the problem the next few minutes, benefits of speaking defense of victims is im- Meryl Streep, arguably or are utterly outraged terrible things will still Copy Editors collectively to condemn plausible. We give great the best living actress, by it. Our taste for scan- some action. Finally, we power to certain men in “an actor’s only job is to happen. When scandals Sarah Gibbs dal has already faded in all return to our normal Hollywood and place in enter the lives of people do occur, outrage will Jim DeVries the cases of Jonny Depp lives… until the next their care young, beau- who are different from not do anything against and Woody Allen, not Jessica Cameron scandal hits. tiful, talented and im- us and let you feel what a world of Weinsteins. to mention our 42nd This the price we pressionable women. that feels like.” Instead, let us adopt an Michelle Jeffries and 45th presidents. pay for entertainment. What could go wrong? Sounds fine at first, outlook of self-aware- Terrible treatment Christian Shriver Weinstein’s extracur- To add to the prob- but the flaw in this ness, so that we do not of women captures riculars have been an lem, the prevailing phi- principle is that we can become consumers of our national atten- Section open secret in Holly- losophy in filmmaking use it to justify any film. the very things we hate. Designers Bri Doane Wesley Kinney Advice for rush Greg Oleynik Julia Roper rority can seem daunt- Advertising/ Staff Writer ing. Maybe you have no- Business ticed that the groups When the start of cater to a specific type Manager Rush rolls around each of girl, and you are un- Jesse Peterson year, every freshman sure whether you would is expecting something different. fit in with the group. Staff Adviser Maybe The only way to know Nick Hildebrand you already is to attend Rush events The Collegian is the stu- knew a fair and meet those girls. It does not take very long dent newspaper of Grove amount City College, located in about to get a good grasp of Grove City, Pa. Opin- Rush and each group’s dynamics, ions appearing on these had time and once you have got- pages, unless expressly stated otherwise, repre- to make your choice. ten a snapshot of each group, you can start to sent the views of indi- Maybe it just came un- vidual writers. They are expectedly and you are decide which groups not the collective views of scrambling to decide if you want to pursue. The Collegian, its staff or it is worth your time. While the first event Grove City College. For others, the de- gives you a good idea cision may hinge on of the group you want the Green to join, I would caution whether Rush will be yeshade ward worth it if you do not you from singularly E A end up joining a group rushing one group. at all. After a little while, If you are on the edge girls from different about whether or not to groups may ask you to rush, I encourage you get meal dates. Just re- to take the jump and go member that getting a for it. Whether you join meal date is not a mar- a group or not, the Rush riage proposal. process is a worthwhile If you get a meal date This week’s Green experience. with girls from two or ALLISON ALFONSO Eyeshade Award goes Last year, I noticed three different groups, to Jessica Cameron. take so many girls, so volved on campus, it is part of Rush is not al- that one of the biggest you are not break- Jessica showed great just be careful that you not the only outlet. ways choosing a group. factors holding girls ing any Greek codes. commitment to the are not investing all of Just because you The experience alone Collegian by giving back from rushing was Granted, some sorori- your time into a group may not mesh with any is what truly counts for her time and energy whether they fit into a ties do expect girls to that 30 or 40 other girls particular Greek group the sake of growing as in copy editing, sorority. In fact, after hardcore rush them. proofreading and are also pursuing. does not mean you will a person. I guarantee attending my fair share Before you give up writing. The Collegian Taking part in Rush not fit in somewhere that after Rush, you will of Rush events, it began everything to chase that is greatly appreciative is an exciting time to else. There are certainly know yourself a little of her work. to be a theme which group down, remem- meet new people and not a lack of extracur- better. Still, you will not countless other sorority ber to get an idea of to explore different op- riculars to choose from know if you do not try. The Green Eyeshade members brought up. how many other girls Award honors student tions. While Greek life on this campus. So go, take the plunge When you are looking are rushing that group. contributors that is a fun way to be in- The most important and rush. demonstrate excellence. from the outside, a so- Each sorority can only Oct. 27, 2017 Perspectives Page 10 Editorial: Unsung heroes James Sutherland Wycliffe’s works back Managing Editor to Prague, where Jan Hus encountered This year is the them. 500th anniversary of Hus was himself a Martin Luther posting scholar, a professor of his 95 Theses on the philosophy at the Uni- door of versity of Prague. He All Saints’ was deeply convicted Church by Wycliffe’s argu- in Wit- ments for the supreme tenburg. authority and central- Luther’s ity of Scripture, and action is followed Wycliffe’s widely lead in making Chris- seen as the beginning tianity more acces- of the Protestant Ref- sible to the common ormation, one of the people. Hus preached most seismic events in from his church pul- all Western history. pit in Czech, not Latin, However, while Lu- and translated parts of ther’s Theses ignited the Church liturgy into the Reformation in Czech. 1517, it is important Hus was eventu- to remember that Lu- ally excommunicated ther and the Protes- from the Church in THEARTMAG.COM tant movement did 1411, and exiled soon not come into exis- after. In 1413, how- tence ex nihilo. The ever, the Council of Reformation was an- Constance arrested Trick-or-treat: Why ticipated and fore- Hus and burned him shadowed by two men, at the stake, based on both Reformers, both 30 counts of heresy. condemned for their The council also con- Halloween is the best beliefs: John Wycliffe demned Wycliffe post- Madison Stout the depths of terror. mind yourself of all of dead on Nov. 2. Many and Jan Hus. humously, exhuming Entertainment Editor Another hit for all you the fun activities that people believe this Wycliffe, the “morn- his bones, burning spooky supporters is a accompany this season. holiday was created to ing star of the Refor- them and then spread- mation,” was a pro- ing the ashes in the Not Easter, not trip to a haunted house. From themed foods, replace Samhain and fessor at Oxford in River Swift. Christmas, Halloween. It’s definitely one way free candy and movies includes many similar the late 14th century. Fierce persecution I know, I’m a heathen. to get your heart rate to haunted houses, corn traditions including Halloween offers so up and conquer those mazes and mysterious Horrified by the - ram was able to suppress dressing up in religious much to jump scares. costume dinners every- pant corruption and Wycliffe’s followers costumes. Pope Grego- do, so how Corn mazes can be one can enjoy dress- abuse of power he saw in England, and con- could it scary at night, but it ing up and acting like a ry III moved the festival in the Roman Catho- tained Hus’ followers not be the can also be a wonderful child. to November first and lic Church, Wycliffe to Bohemia (where best? If you family outing followed It all began in 609 A.D included observation of began to attack the they were able to se- are at all by hay rides and apple when Pope Boniface IV both saints and martyrs Church through his cure their religious into hor- picking. created a holiday on calling the holiday All writing. He argued independence after ror or any- Halloween is a holi- May 13, whose purpose Saints’ Day, the night against the existence several wars). The per- thing spooky, this holi- day for free candy and was to honor all Chris- before known as All of the papacy itself, secution, however, did saying the position not stop their influ- day is for you! Some of an excuse to be a child tian martyrs. Thus be- Hallows’ Eve, eventu- was extrabiblical and ence. Indeed, nearly the best scary movies again for a day. From gan the Catholic feast ally Halloween. are set during the Hal- two to 100, people of all of All Martyrs’ Day. As in conflict with the su- a century later, Lu- Our Halloween, the preme authority in the ther cited Hus, and loween season, includ- ages can enjoy many of Christianity spread and American holiday, is ing Friday the 13th, the aspects of Hallow- encountered multiple Christian life: Scrip- through Hus, Wycliffe, less focused on respect- The Nightmare before een. Costume-themed types of pagan worship, ture. as immense influences ing and honoring the Christmas, Scream parties that include the church wanted to Wycliffe’s argu- on his thinking. or Halloween (1978). many different Hallow- use the pagan holidays dead and more about ments for the au- Remembering Grab some popcorn, sit een-themed activities in hopes of converting celebrating the season. thority of Scripture Wycliffe and Hus is up against a wall away are always a hit. the pagan worshipers. This tradition lives on heavily influenced important for several from all windows and If Halloween is not By the ninth century, every year, and, in my the Reformation. He reasons. It reminds try not to bite your fin- your favorite holiday, the church created All opinion, is the best one argued that Scripture us of the central fo- gernails as you dive into then you need to re- Souls’ Day to honor the of the year. alone was the basis for cus of the Reforma- the Christian life; no tion: Scripture. While pope or church carried today we often think equal weight. Wycliffe, of the Reformation Adulting in college furthermore, believed in terms of grace and that, because Scrip- faith, the issues of sal- Rio Arias to cook can both save As much as I would we all need a break. So ture was the highest vation, the Reformers Perspectives Editor money and create a rather just lay around join that sorority and authority and central were most concerned happy alternative to and watch TV, only have fun. Go on an ad- guide in the Christian with reestablishing life, every Christian the supreme authority No matter how many eating out all the time. studying or getting venture. Make a quick should know Scripture of Scripture. Wycliffe times we pull the “I’m Time Management meals when friends run to Sheetz. Take a personally. and Hus anticipated an adult, I can make Many people tend to offer to go with me, if 3-hour nap. We are He began to trans- these concerns, and my own choices” card pick up this skill in high there’s no schedule laid only human, and that late the Latin Bible influenced Luther and on our parents, there school, especially if they out for myself I won’t means that we need into the vernacu- the other Reformers in are some have a track record of know what’s going on. peace of mind as well as lar language so that their efforts. things that over-commitment, but Between meetings, hours of sleep in a day. the common people Remembering can only time management looks lunch, classes, home- And remembering that could read and un- Wycliffe and Hus be learned different in college than work and just relaxing, rest goes beyond sleep- derstand it, an action also reminds us that by being in high school. You it’s nice to have some- ing, and means taking the Catholic Church the Protestant tradi- thrown out can’t count on sleeping thing to expect all the care of yourself, is one considered heretical. tion does not begin into the in class or doing work time. of the most important Wycliffe painstakingly with Luther; indeed, real world and doing during study hall. You Communication things to learn out of translated the Bible it stretches centuries things on our own. have to choose how to A key part of being everything. into English, and then, beyond 1517. Wycliffe Here’s a collection of spend your time and an adult is being able Calling Your along with his follow- was born nearly two ers, made hand copies centuries before Lu- things I wished I had actually live with the to stay on top of all Parents and distributed them ther posted his theses, known before and dur- consequences, includ- you have to do, but it’s Last but not least, throughout England. and Hus died just over ing college, but prob- ing lack of sleep, if you also important to keep the people who love us, Wycliffe’s writ- a century before 1517. ably would have been don’t. in touch about when support us and make us ings and influence So this Oct. 31, do too stubborn to learn ​How to Say No you fall short. Between the people we are today soon spread through- not just remember until I had to: This goes with time maintaining relation- are our parents. 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Though this may be a than surrounding your- gcc.collegian@ or enjoying a meal to self with the people who ​The Value of foreign concept to Gro- gmail.com. yourself, knowing how Routine vers, the truth is that do the most for you. Oct. 27, 2017 Sports Page 11 Eight straight wins The Grove City College wom- en’s soccer team concluded its home schedule for the 2017 regular season Wednesday after- noon by rolling past Saint Vin- cent, 5-0, in Presidents’ Athletic Conference action at College Field. The victory followed their success on Saturday, when they achieved their seventh straight victory by earning a 6-1 win at Waynesburg. Grove City, now 13-4, 7-1 PAC, has won eight straight matches and has cumulatively GCC outscored its last seven op- Junior forward Franklin Tropiano scored the first ponents by a 32-4 margin. goal in the game against Saint Vincent. Tropiano has On Saturday, senior midfielder scored six goals in the past seven games. Grove City Lindsay Hutton recorded her is ranked 3rd in the PAC standings. first collegiate hat trick in the win for Grove City as she scored three times in the first 27 min- Men’s soccer utes of the match. Hutton put Grove City ahead 1-0 at 1:57 after receiving an as- triumphs sist from junior defender Claire Kocur. Hutton then pushed the The Grove City Col- Tropiano, this week’s lead to 2-0 at 11:45 after collect- DAVE MILLER Junior Megan Van Kirk recorded her third assit of the day, tying her career lege men’s soccer team Presidents’ Athletic ing a loose ball in the box and finished its home sched- Conference Offensive blasting it into the goal. high and leading the team with six on the season. ule for the 2017 regular Player of the Week, has Junior defender Krista Heck- season Wednesday af- scored six goals in the man assisted Hutton’s sec- Winters stopped four shots in an unassisted goal at 78:43. ternoon by defeating last seven matches. ond score. Following a goal by her 29th career win. She now Grove City owned a 29-8 edge Saint Vincent 4-1 on Grove City then Waynesburg’s Emily Hill at ranks third in program history in shots, along with an 11-2 ad- College Field following broke open the match 24:45, Hutton secured her hat in goalkeeper wins. vantage in corner kicks. a third straight shut- with three goals during trick at 26:40 by scoring an un- On Wednesday, Hutton Senior goalkeeper Trishae out victory of 3-0 Sat- the first 16 minutes of assisted goal, her seventh overall opened the scoring at 15:50 Winters stopped six shots to urday at Waynesburg. the second half. Junior this season. when she headed in a corner earn the shutout win. It is her On Saturday, Grove midfielder Trent Strick Grove City then sealed the win kick from senior defender Me- 14th career shutout, which sets City (8-4-4, 4-1-1 PAC) doubled the lead to 2-0 with three goals over an 18-min- gan Van Kirk. the career program record. grabbed a quick 2-0 24 seconds into the sec- ute span in the second half. Se- Grove City then broke open Winters had nine shutouts last lead by scoring twice in ond half when he scored nior forward Lacy Harkrader the match with three goals in a year and has five more white- a 56-second span mid- from his own rebound. scored on a free kick at 50:51, 10-minute span in the second washes this year. She owns a 30- way through the first Sophomore forward pushing the lead to 4-1. half. Hutton scored her second 10 career record. goal of the afternoon at 55:54 Van Kirk tied a career high half. Sophomore mid- Caporaso extended the Heckman scored at 58:52 after when she again headed in a Van with three assists. She also had fielder Christian Ca- lead to 3-0 at 52:30 receiving an assist from senior Kirk corner kick. three assists September 15 at La poraso opened the scor- with his fifth goal of the forward Katherine Kouzelos. At 57:33, Harkrader extended Roche. Hutton leads the team ing by heading a pass season. Tropiano as- It was Heckman’s third goal of Grove City’s lead to 3-0 as she with nine goals, including a con- from senior defender sisted the goal. Junior 2017. blasted a rebound into the goal. ference-high five game-winning Tyler Snow into the midfielder Jonathan Sophomore midfielder Mor- Senior forward Elena Guerra as- scores. goal at the 23:08 mark. Burton closed the scor- gan Vensel closed the scoring at sisted Harkrader’s goal. Mattson is second on the team Junior forward ing at 60:10 when he 68:30 with her first goal of the season. Senior midfielder Brie Van Kirk recorded her third with seven goals while Burke Franklin Tropiano dou- scored, assisted by a assist of the day at 65:45 when and Harkrader each have six bled the lead at 24:04 free kick from freshman Hughes assisted Vensel’s score. Grove City outshot Waynes- she crossed the ball to sopho- goals. Van Kirk leads the team with an unassisted goal. defender Jeffrey Biddle. more midfielder Ruby Mattson, with six assists and Guerra has Tropiano dribbled past Saint Vincent (3-13- burg, 41-9, including a 30-3 edge in the first half. The Wolverines who registered her seventh goal five assists. multiple defenders 1, 0-7) broke through of the year. Grove City will conclude the before registering his at 62:40 when Ian Ga- also had 11 corner kicks while Waynesburg (6-8-1. 2-5) had Freshman midfielder Michae- regular season Saturday at con- sixth goal of the season, ray scored on a penalty two. Senior goalkeeper Trishae la Burke capped the scoring with ference rival Westminster. and also secured the kick. win with an insurance Grove City outshot goal at 83:43. Capora- Saint Vincent 16-10. so assisted Tropiano’s Grove City had five Women’s swimming, diving goal on a give-and-go. corner kicks and Saint Senior goalkeeper Vincent had four. Goal- Malcolm Blake stopped keeper Blake made four topped by Allegheny six shots to earn the saves in 70 minutes shutout. Grove City has while freshman Dan The Grove City Col- blanked three straight Shults had two saves lege women’s swim- foes and has five shut- over the final 20 min- ming and diving team outs for the season. utes. Grove City outshot Burton and Tropia- opened the dual meet Waynesburg 29-11 and no both top the team’s portion of the 2017-18 also had a 5-1 edge in scoring with seven schedule Saturday by corner kicks. goals this season. Tro- dropping a 160-131 de- On Wednesday, the piano leads the Wolver- cision at Allegheny in team clinched a win ines with four assists non-conference compe- and a berth in next and 18 points. Burton, tition at the Wise Cen- week’s conference tour- Caporaso and Curry all ter. nament. The Wolver- have three assists this Junior Megan GCC ines are now 9-4-4, 5-1- year. Crutcher helped lead Women’s swimming and diving had many winning events. Junior Megan Crutcher 1 PAC, and are 5-0-1 in Grove City will con- won the 100 m breaststroke in 1 minute, 10.89 seconds. Sophomore Anne Shirley Grove City by earn- their last six matches. clude the regular sea- Dassow finished first in the 200 m butterfly in 2:12.31. Grove City seized a son Saturday at West- ing a pair of individual 1-0 lead at 21:40 when minster in conference wins. She won the 100 individual medley in 200 butterfly in 2:12.31. That meet will be Grove Tropiano scored off play. The match will breaststroke in 1 min- 2:23.46. Grove City returns City’s Presidents’ Ath- of a cross from junior begin at 2 p.m. in New ute, 10.89 seconds, Sophomore Anne to action at 1 p.m. Sat- letic Conference open- forward Nate Curry. Wilmington. then captured the 200 Shirley Dassow won the urday at Saint Vincent. er. Volleyball comes back from loss The Grove City College vol- nior Beka Russell served four kills on 36 attacks, good for while senior Sarah Payne leyball team dropped a 25-11, aces. a .444 hitting percentage. had 18 digs. 25-20, 22-25, 25-23 decision Russell led the defense Freshman Elisabeth Sems Grove City pulled ahead of Saturday afternoon at Cha- with 38 digs while Robati- added 10 kills while sopho- Chatham in the conference tham in Presidents’ Athletic sin had 15 digs. Buchanan, more Maria Boris contrib- standings after the Cougars Conference action before ral- Sems, and sophomore Maria uted seven kills. fell at Washington & Jeffer- lying to defeat Bethany Tues- Boris all had two blocks. Hartshorn distributed 44 son Tuesday night, 3-0. day. The 9-17, 6-9 PAC Wolver- assists for the Wolverines Grove City and Chatham On Saturday, junior Laura ines then prepared to face while senior Makayli Terwil- split their regular season se- Buchanan paced Grove City Bethany, a home contest that liger served three aces. ries, with each team winning with 16 kills while freshman took place on Tuesday. Boris led Grove City with in four sets. Elisabeth Sems added 11 The team defeated Betha- six blocks while Terwilliger Grove City will visit Saint kills. Senior Jamie Robatisin ny and moved ahead of rival posted five blocks. Vincent Thursday night at 7 and senior Makayli Terwil- Chatham in the hopes of se- Buchanan and senior Ja- p.m. in Latrobe as they pre- DAVE MILLER liger both posted eight kills. curing a conference tourna- mie Robatisin had four pare for Presidents’ Athletic Sophomore Emma Hartshorn Sophomore setter Emma ment spot. blocks apiece. Conference action and a spot led the game with 44 assists Hartshorn distributed a ca- Junior Laura Buchanan Robatisin and senior Beka in the Championship Tour- against Bethany. reer-high 46 assists while se- paced Grove City with 20 Russell each had 21 digs nament next week. Oct. 27, 2017 Sports Page 12 Women’s tennis wins PACs Aly Kruger Sports Editor

The Grove City Col- lege women’s tennis captured the Presi- dents’ Athletic Con- ference title Saturday afternoon at the Pen- nbriar Club, finishing the two-day event with 56 team points, making this Grove City’s third conference title in the last four years and 29th overall women’s tennis title. The Wolverines have now earned an au- tomatic invitation to the NCAA Division III Championship Tour- nament, which will be held in May at a site and time to be determined. Additionally, it was a triumphant day for the character and credibil- GCC ity of Grove City College Women’s tennis earned the Presidents’ Athletic Conference Championship on Oct. 21 at the Pennbriar Club. This is Grove City’s third title in student athletes and the past four years. Jeff Buxton, head coach, was awarded PAC Coach of the Year. their leaders. Senior Janine Jones earned an 8-2 final More’s Brooke Warden opened the third dou- 6-0, 6-0 win over Beth- Thiel’s Emilie Maxhei- earned placement on round victory over the in the finals, 7-6, 6-1. bles draw with an 8-0 any’s Gabrielle Berrios. mer in the semifinals, the inaugural confer- Geneva team of Victo- Elder placed second win over Bethany’s Bradley then demol- 6-0, 6-0. ence Sportsmanship ria Hinds and Laura at fifth singles after Dawson McHarg and ished Thomas More›s The Jones-Happe Team, and head coach Anderson. Later, Ford dropping a 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 Fran Capaldi. In the Lacey Pohlman, 6-1, team picked up an 8-1 Jeff Buxton earned the also picked up a 6-4, decision to W&J’s Han- semifinal round, the 6-0 in the semifinals. win in the quarterfi- conference’s Coach of 6-1 win over Thomas na Kuhlkamp. Elder-Ford tandem Ford opened sixth nals against Bethany’s the Year award. More’s Sarah Fellinger At first doubles, Jones earned an 8-1 win over singles play with a 6-1, Kristin Schafbuch and Grove City crowned in the sixth singles title and Happe rebounded Westminster’s Casey 6-0 quarterfinal win Alyssa Smydo. champions in six of the match. from a semifinal loss Barton and Makenna over Thiel’s Marquett Grove City’s top nine flights of compe- At second singles, to win Saturday’s con- Robinson. Samuels. doubles squad then tition. Grove City won freshman Morgan solation match against At second singles, Ford then downed dropped an 8-6 deci- four of the six singles Happe earned a 6-1, Geneva’s Sara Stoll and Happe claimed a 6-0, Saint Vincent’s Carson sion to Warden and draws and prevailed at 6-3 win in the finals Rachael Letterman, 8-1. 6-0 quarterfinal win Snyder in the semifi- Hannah Lowman of both second and third over Marzouca. Senior The Bradley-Man- over Waynesburg’s No- nals, 6-0 and 6-2. Thomas More before doubles. Janine Jones downed chester duo began its elle Hughes. Happe Manchester went rebounding in the con- At second doubles, Geneva’s Grace Moyer title run with an 8-2 then downed Stoll in 2-1 at first singles. In solation finals. senior Taylor Brad- in the third singles fi- quarterfinal win over the semifinals, 6-1 and the quarterfinals, she Overall, the Wol- ley and junior Maggie nal, 6-4 and 6-1. Brad- the Saint Vincent team 6-0. Jones blanked defeated Saint Vin- verines outdistanced Manchester won the ley topped Westmin- of Claudia Clemens and Thiel’s Shyann Fore- cent’s Lucy Bujdos, Thomas More (37 conference title with an ster’s Julia Serbati in Katie Palko of Saint man in the third singles 6-1, 6-1. Manchester points), Westminster 8-2 finals victory over the fourth singles title Vincent. quarterfinal, 6-0, 6-0. then topped Westmin- (35) and Geneva (31) in the Westminster duo of match, 6-3, 6-4. In the semifinals, Jones then topped Cap- ster’s Gabriele Eaborn winning the conference Alex Marzouca and Pa- Grove City produced Bradley and Manches- odagli in the semifinals, in the semifinals, 6-3, title. tricia Pivaronas. runner-up performanc- ter picked up an 8-3 6-2, 6-1. 6-2. At fifth singles, El- Grove City will re- The third doubles es in two other flights. win over Fellinger and Bradley dropped just der also went 2-1. She sume action in the combination of junior Manchester took sec- Nicole Capodagli of one game in her first downed McHarg in spring, with a March Rachel Ford and soph- ond at No. 1 singles af- Thomas More. two wins. In the quar- the quarterfinals, 6-0, 14, 2018 trip to Mount omore Jennifer Elder ter falling to Thomas Elder and Ford terfinals, she grabbed a 6-0, and then blanked Union.

GCC Junior Dane Hoselton placed first in the 100 m backstroke with a time of 53.12. He went on to win the 200 m backstroke, clocking in at 2:01.28. Men’s swimming, diving start strong

The Grove City College ous time of 53.61 in the 100 Slate, junior Rhys Dickhudt men’s swimming and div- butterfly. and freshman Devin Reyn- ing team opened its 2017-18 Brouwer won the 200 olds opened the meet by dual meet schedule Satur- free with a time of 1:51.50, winning the 200 medley re- day afternoon by rolling to the 500 in 4:51.26, and the lay in 1:38.52. a 165.5-134.5 victory at Al- 1000 in 10:00.08 to high- Reynolds, Dickhudt, legheny in non-conference light his first collegiate dual Gwynn and sophomore action at the Wise Center. meet. His time in the 1000 Joshua Weinland closed the Senior Brett Gwynn and is the sixth-fastest in pro- meet by winning the 200 freshman Calvin Brouwer gram history. free relay in 1:30.58. both earned three individu- Junior Dane Hoselton Grove City will open its al wins Saturday. swept the backstroke for the Presidents’ Athletic Con- Gwynn won the 50 free in Wolverines. He won the 100 ference schedule Saturday 22.61 seconds, then took the back in 53.12, then took the afternoon at Saint Vincent. 100 free in 49.22 seconds. 200 backstroke in 2:01.28. The meet will begin at 1 p.m. He also recorded a victori- Hoselton, sophomore Ben in Latrobe, Pa. GCC athletes receive conference honors Offensive Player of the Week award Swimmer of the Week award Calvin Brouwer Franklin Tropiano scored three earned two wins in Grove City’s sea- total goals last week son-opening Fall Classic October 14. in Grove City’s confer- He opened the meet by securing the ence victories at Thiel fourth-fastest time in program his- and Waynesburg. On tory. Brouwer also won the 500 free October 17, Tropiano in 4:46.08, which is No. 10 all-time scored Grove City’s second goal in a 3-0 at Grove City. Saturday at Allegheny, win at Thiel. Saturday at Waynes- he won the 200 free (1:51.50), the 500 (4:51.26) burg, Tropiano scored twice in the and the 1000 (10:00.08) to highlight his first Wolverines’ 3-0 triumph. collegiate dual meet. His time in the 1000 is the sixth-fastest in program history.