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This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Lanthorn, 1968-2001 at ScholarWorks@GVSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Volume 6 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@GVSU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Issfcs lilalaas ss Raymond Assumes Post BY DAVID Mil LHUIZEN Asked what changes will be ways and this is the way it is you have a choice.” is what we're trying to elimi- made, he says, "It Isn't any good going to be operated. This policy He has always fait that student m ta." Dirk Raymond, ARA's brand to lust make changes, I have to be will involve everything— input is necessary to make deci­ new troubleshooter/manager, is doing whet people want." Commons, snack bar, and spe­ sions. on camuus and actually looking He adds that, "I've already cial events." "We might put up s ‘Beef for student’s opinions on food. asked Dave Lorens (Auxiliary In response to the general hos­ Board,' an idea that hoe worked He already knows that stu­ Operations Manager) to set up a tility towards campus cuisine wall at other colleges. It’s just • dents don't like what they're eat­ meeting with students so I can Raymond says that, "If there's bulletin board that you can tack ing. Raymond fgya, "That's the get toe ether with them and find food that people don't liks, or notes on. but it lots the com­ reason I came in early. They out what their feelings are and think is poorly prepared, I want plainant express his emotions (ARA) said I should come, make what they like to eat. I wont to to know. If I don't kow, I can't do quicker. If a person can't express everybody happy, increase the make it a two-way street an- anything about it. You can't stop himself, it builds up inside and benefits, improve relations with tirelv." studenta from griping, you can even if it was just a small thing, students, and see what I can do "I want the same thing for the only limit it; if there’s a dish you by the time it is hoard It has _ *at«l ln tn m % iflilsia TKla to improve the food service.” faculty. Everything works two just don’t like, we!!, that's why l«U ISOU ausv ■ ' the grand valley state colleges

a m a riL 1 ^ 4 HKM unicT 01 ck Raymond "I've always eaten dinner in the Dining Room where I can talk with them. My assistants will be doing it too." It appears that he will need a lot of help to hear all of what students think about food at G.V.S.C. VOLUMELanfhorn 6 NUMBER 8 JANUARY 24, 1974 He's even willing to reach out to vegetarians to see whet they think is a proper vegetarian Isks Baniail lu etk meal, but specific action will not talr* p!?ce until specific com­ plaints or suggestions are re­ ceived. Action has to be taken to im­ Millikan Sets Budget prove the food before bidding Grand Valley’s food service con­ BY MARY KRAMER recommendations are made in current level. The drive was and the universities must supply tract starts. Tbs negotiations Grand Valley administrators lanuarv and the state legislature spearheaded by former TJC stu­ it. How can anybody make a de­ will not be a for s n e n ts1, but don't anticipate problems with begins appropriations hearings dent Lee Beckett, who received cision on the needs and validity will consist of a full bidding this year’s state appropriations in March. ___ 17 credits In the college for her of a request without informa- procedure so other companies Uko emrissowlliei year. Last yea;. GvslT onded up -iBBW. t t r o r ' -— can Take a crack at the contract. Last Thursday, Governor Mll- with $7.8 million-down from the Zollar noted that often college No matter who gets the con­ liken released his budget re­ Governor's recommendation of The unfavorable auditor administrators come on with a tract, Lorenz feels that the Com­ commendations for the ‘74-75 $8.3 million. general's report earlier in the hard-sei] approach and then mons Dining Rooms will have to fiscal year. GVSC was recom­ The Senate Appropriations year, criticizing TJC special later "we Ssd tusy’ve oversold be restricted to cosh customers mended to get $8.5 million of Us Committee hearings on GVSC studies and metnods of award­ in their zeal." and contract students. This requested $9.5 million for opera­ drew state-wide attention last ing credit was another factor. Zollar said he believed GVSC would push "brown-baggers" tional costs. The Governor in­ summer when $540,000 was cut The entire dispute culminated was experiencing "growing out of the eating areas but would cluded an additional million for from the original recommenda­ in a desk-slamming confronta­ pains," but that "They’re on also get rid of free-losden who capital outlay, i.e. building tion in committee. tion between Zollar and GVSC their way to becoming a univer­ eat contract students’ second funds, bringing the total re­ Committee vice-chairman president Arend Lubbers in July. sity someday. servings. One proposal would commendation to $9.52 million. Gary Byker (R-Hudsonville) took "They moke mistakes; no one add gates and tumstyles at exits Although the Governor the cause of GVSC and formed a is infallible. But just because and entrances, perhaps a good cautioned state colleges and coalition against powerful Lubbers is a good looking guy use for GVSC’s leftover perking universities to shoot for only chairman Charles Zollar But this year, ail sides predicts doesn’t mean we’ll fund nis gates. "nominal" enrollment growth. (R-Benton Harbor). things will be different. programs." Dick Raymond was born in Dean of College Planning. At issue were several sore In s special interview last Of this year's budget, Dean Maine end went to echool in Harold Kolenbrander said the points legislators associated month, Zollar described last Kolenbrander said, "I don’t see Massachusetts, where he gained budget is adequate for GVSC's with Grand Valley. The foremost year's problems for The us running into the same kinds his interest in food service. His 5.650 Fiscal Year Equivalent was a petition drive to limit Lanthom. of problems we did last year. background includes an A.B. in Students (FYES) projection. lawmakers' salaries to "We had a situation I couldn’t "I’m hopeful we’ll be consid­ Economics, and a B.S. in Hotel Procedurally, the Governor’s $15,000—$2,000 less than the tolerate in the attitudes of some erably closer to the Governor’s Administration. He did his n f irnns sdsisistrstcrSt T*mC recommendation. We nearly graduate work at Cornell Uni­ legislature does not take dicta­ have to be." versity. Raynond has worked tion from anyone." According to Kolenbrander, with food services since he got s He admitted that colleges and the Governor’s staff figured the job as a dishwasher at age 13. universities are autonomous loss of state revenue caused by the crisis into the budget. under the constitution, but ARA THEFT added. "The legislature has the right to ssk for any information C0 NTINUE0 ON P. 4 STORY PAGE 2

Ministry to Build Wing B Y MARK SHTZER $228,000 needed for construc­ In which religious services and Will another wing, bousing tion of the building itself. meetings can be held. The upper the Campus Ministry Council, The Ministry is approaching floor would house offices, a be added onto the present Cam­ various foundations including small lounge, and two medita­ pus Center? The Council itself the Kresge Foundation, seeking tion rooms. Tha Board of Con­ has been planning on such an an offer to underwrite the costa. trol. in its December, 1973 meet­ addition since Fall, 1971, whan The Kresge Foundation was re­ ing, voted to deed the buildings’ approached the Bond of sponsible for putting up site to die Ministry. with tin idea and $500,000 of the coala for a sci- All tha members of tha Cam­ pus Ministry Council are not in total agreement with tha con­ struction of tha building. At

M ctun Story on K«n Ffet CONTINUED ON P . 4 (Ktu th# Fool) on P««o 5 . Thursday, January 24, 1974

I■ ■fTTFIK ■ b | ■ ttM IW tni ¥ the M B W T EDITOR■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

To The Editor: TO THE EDITOR: TO THE EDITOR AND EUGENE Wonderful. That’s.just what BENEDICT 0: It was reported in the Lonthom (jan. 10.1974) that last this campus needs. A liberal arts Gena, what was the point of college without liberal arts your article "Opinion ... For year, our problem in TJC was that we had "uncontrolled learn­ (Theatre, Jan. 17, 1974). Men Only?,” The only thing that —E. L. Polega I could get out of it was that you ing." Imagine that - our problem prefer to feel superior to ail was that learning was running Dear Miss or Mrs. Editor: women snt! resent dealing with rampant, in all directions. Until I What, Lo, and Sehold. Here it women who don’t consider read that, I thought that our is only the every other Thursday themselves inferior. It sura took tightening up was good - 1 was and what do I have in my hand? you a lot of irrelevant statistics. keeping mucn closer track of the Why, it's a Lanthorn, as I live I'd like to have a chance to re­ Special Studies being done and breathe. Can’t you count? fute some of them. I don't think under my direction and was be­ It's not supposed to be published that it is because Robert Strauss ginning to discover some per­ for another whole week. Every replaced Ms. Westwood as sonal guidelines for what were *14 days, remember. The last one Democratic National Committee or were not good Special was January 10. This one is sup­ Chairperson that “the Republi­ Studies. However, if the posed to be lanuarv 24th. And cans fear for their lives” and Lonthom report was correct, we the next one January 36th. But. their chances in the 1970 elect­ have lost something important: I since it’s already here: my ions. The Republican involve­ want learning to run rampant, in commentary— ment in Watergate might have a all directions. If you're going to have male little to do with it. Sincerely, pig writers, please don’t make I also hate to disullusion you, them as fatheaded as Eugenio but I think male fears of being John S. Warren Benedict II. Us true chauvinists hunted down by sexually ag­ Tutor, TJC like a little subtlety. gressive women may be a bit un­ Also I repeat my question of founded. Really, when was the TO THE EDITOR: one week ago. Where’s the last time you were afraid of In light of the Supreme Court sports page, toots? Can’t you at­ being raped by a womam? “separate but equal” ruling, I tract the jocks? _ |(M. pose the question—will any stu­ quickly and efficiently via And you don’t want the sexual TO THE EDITOR: double standard abandoned?!! dent, regardless of race, creed, or PS: If your going to keep this In last week's article about the memo or computer? Might college, be eligible for a term’s someone, somewhere in this There would certainly be a high weekly stuff up, please send me future of the Student Service amount of tension and frustra­ retreat at the TJC spa? Module’s Counseling Center giant corporation we’re calling a your due date for letters to the school, actually need to think tion in everyone’s life if women —Chat. A. Smythe editor. 1 will have to re-schedule (Ian. 101 sub-module, we were ____wci o aim_»lll uungaiou.L ll_, . J /iaiiu__ I L..uy informed that all the counselors’ and behave as a sentient and my whole life. whom?) to remain virgins until contracts have been suspended. functioning human being? they were married. Vice-president Arthur Hills re­ ferred to the centers’ former \warc of the desirability of I understand that some men The Lanthorn welcomes comments from its readers "shrink shop” image, and rede­ becoming an enormous univer­ and women feel threatened by in the form of letters to the editor. Signer.1, lexers can fined the center as a place for sity community as quickly and the full personhood of women, be submitted by bringing them to the Lanthorn office career counseling and orienta­ efficiently as possible, we but many of us do not wish to be in the Crew House or by mailing them to Editor; tion material dispersal. nonetheless worry whether “second-class citizens,” “dumb ■Lanthorn: GVSC; Allendale Mich...49401. Does this tell us that he and/or there is anyone up there in Zum- broads.” ad nauseum.. .just to Letters intended for Thursday publication must be his “superiors” don’t consider berge who gives a tinkers shit allay those fears. personal-social counseling to be about what’s happening down —L. Carlson received by noon the preceding Friday. a vital part of student services, here in the minds of the students any more than they’ve consi­ produced yearly for the con­ dered it important to have sumption of the other corpora­ women on the staff? I go to TJC where the tions. Arthur Hills, boss of the AHA Thoft Points to WJQ personal-social aspect is an in­ Student Services Module, cal­ trinsically important part of our ling the center where we come academic community life, and for a littld (dare I say) ‘‘mother­ BY DAVID \ i * i,Ti:nIHUIZEN Royce. She adds that "Evidently party?" Still milk and other my sometimes somewhat fragile ing,’ in this male machine a people had been in there many foodstuffs were found littering psyche is well-tended by the ex­ “shrink shop" represents to me Sometime on the night of Fri­ times during the night checking the tables the next morning, tak­ cellent women there, but also by everything students in this day, January 11, during a WJC the place out. I saw people in the ing two hours to clean. some fine and sensitive men. As country have been trying, obvi­ party held in the Commons, over dinging area eating and drink­ The party broke up around we all know, though. TJC is just ously unsuccessfully here in Al­ $130 worth of food, including 25 ing things obtained form the 1:30 a.m. with the janitor watch­ 500 wierdos. What about the lendale, to say about what is pounds of steak worth $41, was serving line.” When she went to ing the police lock the building __a_a- i- si-----si._- _ll___ humwnina tn American educe- | a | t a! ^1 _ _ ff,L — SIUQS&IS iU USS wiucI Wiiivgv*; ------__ ------stolen form ARA. put uiu Steak away ii was mis­ ueiOre Citmiuiig uie u u u ib . m e What exactly are “student ser­ tion. The police report lists the mis­ sing. janitor claims that two of the east vices?” Entertainment, a health sing food as three cases of potato Asked why she did not call the upstairs doors cannot be locked. center (campus joke), plastic Arthur Hills once picked me chips, three cases of crakers, 10 police immediately when she CONTINUED ON P. 4 food in various forms, some up hitchiking and I like him. A boxes of tea bags, 10 gallons noticed the theft, she says, ”1 had clubs and student government friend who knows him likes him each of white milk, skim milk, had it. I had put in a long hard organizations (another campus too. What happens to him when chocolate milk, hot chocolate, day and I didn’t want to hassle The Lanthorn is the joke) ? Since when are the mental he arrives at his office? What and punch. with it I decided that the mess weekly student publica­ and emotional needs of students happens to all of you men when The report also states the in­ would still be hers in the morn­ tion of the Grand Valley 1m s important than weekly con­ vestigating officers’ opinion as ing and I would take care of it State Colleges. Editorials certs and parking arrangements? you Im v s home? Why don’t you being that WJC should be held then.” How very male to define our are the opinions of the all just leave your plastic responsible for the theft. Dave WJC partygoers largely deny writers on the paper’s staff needs in the way they have been,. (naugahide if you’re a biggy) Lorenz, Auxiliary Operations any theft on their part, but one with the past, present, and now pastel offices, shut off your manager says, “We are't saying student later said, ”1 saw people and do not present the of­ future emphasis. We have a computers and dictaphones and that people from William James walking out of the serving line ficial policies of the col- j u A i___k.______—l.----- , - f _ :> t place to gs «sr aspirin and cough Xerox marM««s and Muzak, sad U1U UUBi WO IABVD UU DV1UOUUB M 1DHO'~i6 U»or student 1 body. drops, a weekend or week night go beck to your wars and your yet they are responsible.” Says Later on I noticed the potato SubscriiSubscription are available data, ski movim and administra­ Wall Street and your Madison ARA assistant manager Jan chips were the kind that ARA upon request. Address all tive busy-work minus adminis­ Avenue where you seem to her Royce, “This la a fairly common serves. I thought someone trative power, but tf you’re freak­ long. Those who an more in- occurence, but whan it starts brought them with them.” correspondence to Lan- ing out and want So drop 50 hits 1 in minds and how they coming to $1301 Wall, that’s just Another student thorn; Crew House; GVSC; at Quahido you’d better go dig too much at a lorn.” wonder,“Why would anyone Allendale, Mich., 49101. up a dorm RA. fully cooperatively to fill Mi.s. Royce that whan want to steel milk at a beer left the faimiiiHn| di doors da last tana on the without you. w as locked and 25 pounda of ********* « « * * • « qaaok^^ry KlUD0T canters’ coaspicioas lack of for a calresd ad- ASST, EDITOR •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I...... Gary Kohut female IMImboo. I was told that vsre loft to AgremCTML...... Melissa Biewn Pedden tha aaad and da— d for in tha kitchen. Upon re­ turning from a Grand Rapids ...... Tom Delia catering aaaigamoat PHOTOTBCHNiaANS...... iln fa Cnjiro, Derid Dawson it is on aQ 11:10..ana and two co —MMWMMMIMI ...Jamas K. Fives, Mldiasl Wheeler Why to this w tlk+d Into the kitch#o tad STAFF WRITERS ...... r— mJLurt n tion at GVSCT Is It

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Jen. 24 12 b o o b : One-a-day Humphrey Bogart need not be Robert Altman directs with The haunting replay of the Marlowe, it is something he be­ Theatre, Campus Center threatened by Eliott Gould. the same mastery of the unique theme song over and over lieved in that obviously didn't 0 JO: girls' basketball with (God, I’ve wanted to start a ip- that made MASH a masterpiece. throughout the film in about a exist. When he is shown that Calvin; Field House view with Bogart'a name for The photography is fust fantastic dozen different styles, and the fact, he strikes out. 7-11: Delta Epsilon Phi sooooo long.) Bogart's Philip with a scene that combines the recurring number of dogs that Wouldn’t we all. sorority meeting; 220 Marlowe in "The Big Sleep" is internal action behind a window wander across each scene holds the definitive Marlowe: hard, and the reflection upon that together this film into one com­ Don Siegel, director of 7:30-10: Grand Valley cynical, wise-cracking, but a window into pun cinematic plete work despite its wander­ invasion of the Body Snatchers, Christian Fellowship good detective. He searches out poetry. ______ings. Baby Face Nelson, Madigan, 0:00: Whizz Kids, free, at the bad guys, finds them and and Dirty Harry, is to film what the Campus Center makes sure that fustics is done. The acting is full of surprises. Emily Dickinson is to poetry. I 0-JO: "Yon Can’t Take It But Bogart's Marlowe cares, Henry Gibson as a heavy is ter­ know wotao Dickinson fans are With Yon", Civic Theatre even if it’s only Elisha Cooke, Jr., rific, full of insidious evil and going to vomit expletives when 25 and if he wins, it's because his Mark Rydell’s mobster is won­ they see the man who created the 2-5390: All College Senate. humanity and super-humanity derfully drawn out. But, Eliott blood bath called "Dirty Harry’’ 102 Man. overcomes all barriers and Gould has finally come back and the gentle recluse who used 2 JO: wrestling at North places him a niche above those from the shadows of "I Love My the English language better than C entral against III. Be­ he encounters in his twilight Wife" and "Little Murders” to any other American poet, in the nedictine world. take up where he left off in same sentence, but that’s, as 0:15: "The Big Bennce,” Eliott Gould in "The Long "MASH”and "Getting Straight.” Thoreau said, “Tough Toe­ 70c, Campus Center Goodbye" creates, with Rooert His Marlowe is so out of place, nails.” 0 JO: "The old Maid and Altman, a new Philip Marlowe. out of time, that the caricature tha Thief', Stage Three This is a Marlowe who is a loser, becomes the sympathetic person The technique that Siegel and 0J0: "Yen Cant Take It a schmuck who is pushed in the film. Dickinson share is economy. With Yon", Civic Theatre around by everyone, the cops, Emily never was one to use more 26 the crooks, and the girl. He 13 In a world o f equal opportu­ word* than necessary in a poem, Oam-Opm: girls' basket­ tricked and bamboozled by nity gang leaders and topless and Siegel does the same thing ball GLIAC tournament, everyone, even his best friend. dancers, Gould is the white shirt to a motion picture. You cannot Field House Thus, wisecracks become mut­ and black tie man who still eliminate one word in a Dickin­ 12 midiiight-2am: Siegel tered ramblings to himself, and lights his cigarettes with son poem. There is no excess. and Schavall, Field House the pervasive line, "It’s okay wooden matches. His car, occu­ One word leads logically and 10am: wrestling at North with me," dominates and de­ pation and demeanor are of progressively to the next, until Park. Chicago scribes his character. Gould’s another era. He is as out of place you have a whole, a unit, that is 1pm: track relays at U of Marlowe doesn’t care. "It’s ok. 'Another scene, where a mobs­ as the romantic writer who Sterl­ so thoroughly cemented to­ M Whatever it is, it’s okay.’’ ter is about to demonstrate, once ing Hsyden plays. gether that to take out one block 2pm: boys’ basketball at He shows very little emotion again, how serious his threat is is to have the whole thing rum­ Ferris except wry amusement. The to Marlowe, because of the im­ He is a stray cat in a dog-cat- ble. ■JO: "The Old Maid and only thing drat affect him are the ages of a previous grotesque and dog world. Independent, a the Thief’, Stage Three loss of his cat, and his best friend bloody scene it brings up, be­ self-made pariah, he fust doesn’t Don Siegel directs that same 27 playing him for a sucker. This comes sheer horror and one of fit. He doesn’t care until some­ way. There is no pretentious 10am-12 noon: Geneva obviously isn’t a violent Mar­ the most powerful creations of one plays him for a fool. Then he wandering or dwelling on any Forum, Seidman House lowe either, end when he does incipient violence ever made. kills them. And that shocks us certain image or action for its 7 JO: "You C ant Take It finally resort to violence, it isn’t The h a n d lin g of this scene and because we didn’t think he was own sake. Scene A leads to scene With Yon", Civic Theatre phyeioeliy pravind o r in th e way tha audience ia let off capable of it. Just like most of us B, to scene C. and so on. But this 28 stfir-tigmmr-n is cold-blooded the hook is pure magic, hut Alt­ don't think ourselves capable of mechanical straight-forward 12 noon: One-a-day and stimulated by selfish ven- man does much mere than create murder, but somehow, with the manner is remarkable, because theatre, Campus Center gence. a piece of good cinema. right provocation we could. For within it Siegel, like Emily, 1:00-2:30: Peace Action creates poetry. Coalition, Campus Center 4-5 JO: Geneve Forum MmvwwwMiaawewaeeAeNAaaeeanMMai There is a scene in " Charley 1 0:30: GV Bible Fellow ­ V a rrick" (Don Siegel's latest) ship, 220 Mack where a Mafia leader explains to 0 JO: wrestling at Saginaw a low man on the totem pole the Valley College harsh realities of the position 7-0 JO: Christian Science they are in. It is set near a cow student group, 104 CFAC pasture with a white fence. This PARTY 0 JO boys’ basketball at little fact, so implemental on a Saginaw Valley College plot and action level, is so damn 20 disturbingly beautiful that it 12 noon: One-a-day stays with you long after die film Theatre, Campus Center is over. The poetic quality of the 3:15: "Blood of the Poet” scene transcends the mere util­ and “Orpheus”, surrealist ity of its function and adds that films, free at the LAT extra dimension that turns craft 0 JO: girls’ basketball with into art. Jackson CC at the Field House ^ STORE Walter Matthau, who is Char­ 3tl ley Varrick, acts after the Siegel 12 neon: One-a-day manner and is perfect in the Theatre, Campus Center Over 1,000 bottles of film. There are some scenes in 7 Jg - ltJ g : W om ens Task Charley Varrick that would Force, Campus Center domestic and imported wines come off hackneyed and diched 8:00: boys’ basketball at in the hands of another actor - Hillsdale College v 49*3 Lake Michigan Drive with Matthau’s direct, honest, Jen. 31 no - frills style they compliment 12 noon: One-e-day the short, clipped brand of Theatre, Center Siegers poetry. 0:30: girls’ basketball at to GV Eastern Charley Varrick is the last of Fob. 1 the independents and Don lpm: track invitational at Siegel has been an independent Western % for yean. His films have been art and de­ bt** throughout, Siegel has let him movie mak- Tha auteur critics haven’t >andthe haven’t made him setf-consdevs to the point of i to

PHONE - OQO- lanosai Thursday. January 24. 1974 campus ministry C9 NTINUEQ FROM P. 1 least one minister has voiced his disagreement, spying that the t>0«oT w present facilities used by the C WEX.C VsJftTCH Council are adequate, irv Bode H rT , r 'u describes his concept of a minis­ yai> l>p I t Ri S y try on this campus as a "Pres­ ence in die midst of." Currently, the four Ministry members operate out of a single office in Lake Huron Hall. For counseling purposes, an addi­ Alajrw!. tional room must be borrowed. |T SVLCte The completion of the new building is still a long way off. Though no tentative time table has been drawn up. the Council is hoping fcr completion some­ where rrithin the next three years.

CONTINUED FROM P. 2 This is confirmed by the police log for Saturday morning which found the doors unboned at 4:30 a m. This, coupled with reports that many at the party were not from W)C at all. make it difficult to pin the blame for the steak theft on William James College. Since the building of the new Campus Center, less activities have been scheduled in the Commons. This particular even­ ing. TJC had scheduled a party in the Center, so WJC was given the Commons for its flit. Because of the relative lull in the Commons, the scheduling office neglected inform ARA of an unexpected influx of hungry students. Assistant WJC Dean Rhonda Rivera feels. “William James College will probably get stuck with psytsg some of the food, but we aren't paying for that steak." Unless a tighter case against WJC is formed, this will be just another loss that ARA will have to absorb, and ARA warns that if losses from theft are too great, costs for honest student’s fare may rise.

which rankled some V.LP. tem­ pers, is most likely gone for good.

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5 tomtom Thursday. January 24. 1974 "There’s a number of worlds that converge and "I urge people to listen. Everything is that's what the fool is exploring... the worlds language... especially silence.’* of the child, the mystic, the dreamer, the artist, and the madman."

J myself as a priestly fool. 1 don't use the clown. It's more a personal thing."

D on /u a n (of Carlos Cas- tenadas books) is a real fo o l. Jesus was a fo o l. B uddha was a fool. Thomas Merton ... D aniel Berrigan .. . Shakespeare’s fools . . . Don Quixote. . . ” I’m drawn to fools with spiritual visions. That’s hard to find in modem literature because it’s the era of the anti-hero."

"1 like to train people in these things so they can become their own fools.”

"Words are meant ot serve, not command. We've let words determine how we see ourse­ lves. The vision should be the master ana the word the servant. If we can't find words to serve a

6 lonfhom Thursday. Jonuory 24, 1974 Z m The Doctors Beg \ i a t * Box era. Boat

Warmth, closeness and a satis­ QUESTION: CoaM j m plM tt usually restricted to one side of ANSWER: The fusxy w«ter factory sexual relationship usu­ rive me some information about the head. Many of these stems mainly from the fact that ally takas some time to develop migraine hasdschss? Fsr is headaches ere extremely mild you are probably drinking but. at times it never develops: stance what is the cause and can and easily stopped by aspirin or "hard” well water. The term Nt this leads to a tricky situation. I going on tha birth control pill other medication at the first hard, refers to the mineral con­ have become convinced that a six months ago hava any enact signs of the headache but. some­ tent of the water and untreated QUESTION: I always had a very lot of unmarried people hang in upon the onaet of my first mig­ times they are very severe and well water contains a lot of stuff satisfactory h w h I rriitinmhlp with relationships which have raine headache? I nave heard disabling. They are often as­ that will precipitate out In drink­ with my former flH frtw ^ !u t,I serious defects along one di­ that they are a sign of intellig­ sociated with nausea and vomit­ ing glasses. In particular, if you cannot warm up to my pc mension or another. Rather than ence, is there any truth to this? ing. There is a familiar pattern use Tea cubes in your drinking girl although f Ilka Mr very accept the fact that a relation­ Do they have to do with tension? and -many sufferers have the water you will set a tremendous much. ship with a particular person Are there any hereditary fac­ headache when they are under amount of fuss because the min­ What are the reasons? Is there might have a serious deifect in tors? pressure or when they are tense. erals in the water precipitate a difference in tha chambtry of one area even though worth­ Migraine is an unlikely sign of during freezing. None of this is our bodiat that prevents ma while in other areas*people hold Intelligence but, one would ex­ harmful and in face, some peo- from gacting sexually arouaod together in the hope or belief pect them to be more common in le feel strongly that hard water by bar? that eventually the relationship striving, success-oriented peo­ Csome heelih advantages tha? ANSWER: Our relationships will become more complete. ple. soft water lacks. There is a small with all people are multifaceted. When the missing factor is There appears to be a fairly de­ poaslbility that there is some de­ The type of friendship or close­ something as basic as sexual finite increase in incidence of tergent residue on your dishes ness we have with a particular feelings or involves personality migrainous headaches in which is causing foaming when person is obviously determined styles, a couple might be better women taking the.birth control you fill the glass with water. The by personality factors, but may off either terminating the rela­ pill. Women with preexisting likelihood of your drinking also be affected by such thingq as tionship or maintaining it as one mild migraine have had severe water being contaminated with common interests, physical nr that will not lead to snv perm a­ attacks with the pill and the detergent is not very high. sexual appeal, necessity, need nent arrangement. headache has appeared for the The orange color is due to rust. and convenience. Like you, I too Many people I have spoken to first time in many women after Most sources of drinking water am puzzled why some relation­ who have become divorced cite they began the pill. Many physi­ contain ample amounts of rust ships just don't seem to go even serious and obvious defects in cians feel that the presence of which usually settles in pipes. though all the apparent ele­ the relationship that existed be­ migraine headache is a con­ Any disturbance of the pipes ments of success are present. fore marriage and which both traindication to the use of the SUcn as couairuCuGfi work or Equally as confusing, but more parties hoped would disappear. ANSWER: Migraine headaches birth control pill. sudden increase in water pres­ fun to contemplate and be in­ It is my own opinion that people are caused by a disturbance of sure would chum up the rust volved in. are the relationships who take advantage of the time function of small arteries in and QUESTION: I have noticed a and liberate it into the drinking that seem to start with an instan­ they are single to become in­ outside of the head which re­ white bubbly fuzzy collection of water. This is also not danger­ taneous closeness and under­ volved in multiple relationships sults in an unusual constriction something in the drinking water ous. standing, almost as if there is and feel to find out who they are followed by painful enlarge­ I get from the tap after it stands some sort of chemical or physi­ and what they need, have a ment of the arteries. These for a few minutes. Also, the cal reaction between the people much more likely chance of headaches typically are pro­ water sometimes appears involved. If there is any chemis­ eventually marrying someone ceeded by visual rh-mpea. in­ slightly orange. What could try in all of this, it is hormonal, compatible with them. To re­ cluding fiasning asms and produce fuzzy waterT Is it harm- not under voluntary control and main involved in a serious rela­ blind spots, as well as by certain not related to chemical differ­ tionship in which one cannot sensory changes such as numb­ ences between you and your feel sexually close to one's part­ ness in a band or leg. The friend. ner is destined for trouble. headache itself pulses and is SCHOLARSHIPS The Campus Ministry Council again reminds interested stu­ W ?E dents of its Scholarship Fund, the purpose of which is to encour­ 07 Kahlii Gibran in feathers, that I interest For allFlik the women’s lib­ age GVSC students in research projects in the general area of ■V SSIT — — — raiMTikl — want to subscribe to Reader’s bers, in the book, there is only religion. Digest and bury myself in "I Am one female besides JLS’ mother The Council m il make funds available for projects it deter­ I reed the book Jonathan Living­ Joe's Gall Bladder. "Iam sorry to and she has but one line. Alas, mines worthy. Application for scholarship help must be submit­ ston Seagull and hated it. It was say that they have transferred the girl, the photography, the ted by the fourth week of the term. a gutless, shallow, grade-school everything that was in the book music, or James Franciscus’ lisp­ For more information, call ext. i l l or drop by the Ministry essay propped up by some nice to the screen. ing voice-over for JLS don’t take Office. Room 262 Lake Huron Hall. pictures. Gutlessness or superfi­ The makers of the film version the story any further than the ciality is not usually an im­ of JLS must have seen the weak* book did. Too bad. WINTER WEEKEND mediate condemnation: a lot of ness of the book and tried to give The photography is, admit­ Geneva Ministry is planning a winter weekend Retreat for Jan. good entertainment never pro­ the film the guts that the paper tedly, utterly fantastic. Even fan­ 26 and '27. It w ill begin at 3 p.m. on Saturday, include film , vides any more than a 90-minute didn’t have. The pictures are tastic pictures of birds and discussion, worship, as well as informal times, and end at 3 p.m. eecape. What damns JLS is that it there, bigger, better, and more seashore couldn't keep me in my on Sunday. Transportation w ill be p r o v id e co»*» w ill he m ini, promises just the opposite. From beautiful than ever, but now seat for more than 15 minutes at mol. Please contact Rod, Ken or Linda at the Campus Ministry the beginning JLS implies that they’ve added music. I like Neil a time. If edited, this could make Office, ext. 111. beneath everything, or just Diamond • when he is good he a decent half-hour Mort Neff around the page lies the "secret puts out some great stuff • when special, but as is - 1 recommend of life" or the "answer to the he is bad his music is about as reading the book. world” or some other deep memorable, bright and uplifting Really, read the book, it's the I philosophical ranting. But it as a Nixon campaign speech. only book I know that takes less never produces. Not banking it all on the time to read than it does to see 1 wouldn't mind so much if it Diamond sound track and the the movie. Cask Weekly! tried to pass itself as a nice fairy great photography, the makers E m tale, but it tries so hard to be oiJLS have given Jonathan a love Nmdod

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Lakers Race Ferris by Northwood Rematch

BY TOM DELIA Saturday

Tony uRi! th and Jeff Lende Northwood was considered to popped in 25 and 22 points re­ be known for their great re­ spectively to lead Grand Valley bounding talent, but Grand Val­ to a 96-85 thrashing over North- ley controlled the boards all day. By Tom Della wood. Tony Smith had 12 snatches and During most of the first half, Kimm Griffin and Jeff Lende had the two teams exhibited a see­ 10 and 9 respectively to out- saw battle. Grand Valley took an rebound the tall Northmen, 61 to Anytime you play Ferris State early 13-6 lead in the first four 35. on their home basketball court, minutes of play until North- Leading scorers for the you know you have your work wood got hot and hit six straight Northmen were Gary Johnson cut out for you. This Saturday, baskets in a row. From that with 27 points and Larry jackson the 26, our 11-1 and Great Lakes point, Grand Valley slowly with 22 points. Intercollegiate Athletic Confer­ closed the gap to 24-22. so Other players to score in dou­ ence leading basketball team Northwood had to call a time out ble figures for Grand Valley were will bump heads with the Bull­ with 9:53 remaining in the firs! Kimm Griffin with 16, Donnie dogs of Ferris State. half. Myles had 12, and )oe Franges To date, our Lakers have trip­ Both ball clubs played a contributed 10. ped them twice, the last time, back-and-forth game, exchang­ Grand Valley is now 3-0 in the 96-83, in a very highly disputed ball game. In that game, Ferris ing baskets in the next five mi­ Great Lakes Intercollegiate Con­ ------*_*_I *L _» aLa O--- J nutes of play, before Grand Val­ ference and 11-1 overall. oumi (jfuiBBiou iiitii nib uiauu ley outscored Northwood 14-5, Valley score keeper and timer taking « big nine point lead at Facing Caption: Bill McDermaid ajusted the clock during the con­ the half, 5041. captivates the Grand Valley test, cutting down on the time In the second half, both teams crowd with another stirring re­ limit of the game. seemed to score in streaks, Ran Piroe Ifh T a o m ndition of WINNING SIDE All evidence showed this ac­ Northwood opened up the half V p J L V U U l cusation to be false, but because with four straight baskets, but of this dispute, Ferris has been Grand Valley fought hack with waiting for this rematch for four straight of their own. This Spectators at Grand Valley Listed beiow are the words to (B) ; (with gusto) "WINNINGa long time. pattern of scoring kept pace with ’’WINNING SIDE." SIDE." The Bulldogs have five men in State Colleges' basketball games double figures, their big gun our Lakers building up a twenty have grown accustomed to the (C) ; "WINNING SIDE.” point lead, 86-76, with 2:39 re­ (B) : "Is this not the winning (B) ; (lower, with deprecatorybeing Lewis Garner with average sight of a World War I Flying of 16.3 points per game. Under maining in ihe game. North- Ace climbing out of the stands to side," (pointing to Grand Valley gestures) "Losing side." wood rallied after that, but to no stands) (C) : "Losing side.” the boards .Greg McGowan leads lead the Grand Valloy cheering Ferris with 7.4 snatches per avail as the game was over by section, but the vision still pro­ (C) ; “Yes, this is the winning(B) ; "Roundbaii Court.” (rising then. side.” inflection) game. Going into last Saturday’s duces doubletekss whenever a game with tough Lake Superior new opponent and their follow­ (B) ; "Is that not the losing side.” t pointing to opponents stands) (C) ; “ROUNDBALL COURT.” State, Ferris had a 12-3 record. ers come to Allendale. (B); "SCORING CLOCK." Defensively Ferris ranks very The Sopwith Camel Jockey is (C) ; ‘ Yes. that is the losing side. ” iirm nniktr n HTV " Ll.L. 1_ *k. £11511 111 1110 vuuiiujr. Congratulations to the Grand Bill McDermaid, a 1971 (B) ; “Is that not the roundbaii (B) ; "Who’s going to win to­ Grand Valley features four Valley 2-Mile Relay team and graduate uf Grand Valley and court." (pointing to playing the Distance Medley Relay team floor) night?" men in dual figures, Jeff Lende, now easily the Colleges’ most (C) ; “WE ARE.” (pandemonium) for their school records at the rabid alumnus. Bill’s rousing (C) ; "Yes, that is the roundbaii Donnie Myles, Tony Smith, and Kimm Griffin. Near the hoop. Eastern Michigan Indoor Track "WINNING SIDE” cheer has court.” Lende, T. Smith, and Griffin all Invitational. been a feature attraction at Laker (B) ; "la that not the scoring home games ever since the dock.” (pointing to scoreboard) have an average of more than seven rebounds per game. Grand young man came to Allendale (C) ; "Yes, that is the scoring Valley is in the top twenty offen­ from Novi (Michigan) High dock.” sively in scoring across the School in 1967. Grand Valley country. IMwhtai 86666? • fans have come to regard the cheer, which is chanted religi­ ously ones pe game, as a positive sign that another Laker victory Did You has been assured. If the game is u f « © t t 8 : in doubt, the cheer has rallied Laker ball players to extra efforts e , d -n ° on numerous occasions. Grand m m mu mt Valley, over a three year span, Know,. ? OB' jhas compiled an amazing home 4 5 4 - h Z 3 4 . record of 33 wins and 2 losses, FARMER and Bill has colorfully led the ‘Wrestler Mark Mangianti has crowd through "WINNING ifAMASiLM.lI V V J / U w u « ' M0W? an overall 118 LB. record of SIDE” on each and every occa­ 35-2-1 at GVSC sion. ‘Senior John Mahan was the WE RE ON (UtoMMi. Dr fourth leading rusher in the Na­ tion (NAI) with a 6.5 yards per OPEN 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. MON. THRU FRI rue during the football season. SATURDAYS OPEN 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. ‘jerry Hoogterp is the fine Sports information Director at GVSC nr-M laK tt U M T l ‘The Crew and Track teams are already working out for the 1 " S ki u s. spring season, ‘The girl’s basketball team n r d i la . Sate M i This twosome is just begging for ac­ plays Calvin Collage tonight at Ifi DeUckmsf/f tion. It's a special Sporthaus package 6:30 in toe GV field house. with famous K2-1 skis and Spadsman I smI*** tenrtir I s s w U flit J S t bindings. A $180.00 valus. the University of Michigan fair their relays this Saturday, lanuarv 26th. ‘You can sid free at the ski hill p in ■ M R fit yon up with all the equipment 4 is the out during the bas- ketball to lead the en- thusiastic ‘ Jim Scott both foot- bail and ‘Grand Valley’s basketball tea * is (NA1A) in 1

6 Lortfhom Thursday, January 24, 1974

Women's Team Meets Calvin IY MARGARET O’Dwyer

Grand Valley’s Women’s Bas­ Vantiem Gretchen Becker and ence Women's Basketball Tour­ ketball Team hosts the Knighties Joanne Grs« are Jackson Com- nament will be held here at of Calvin College this evening, muniy College products, while Grand Valley on this coming as they take on the second oppo­ Marvonne and "P.J." are transfer Saturday. The Tournament gets nent in an exciting 14 game students from Grand Rapids Jr. underway with a 10:00 game be­ slate. Earlier in the week, the College and Central Michigan tween Ferris State College and squad opened the season when University, respectively. Grand Valley, followed bv a l :00 they faced Grand Rapids Baptist The Lakers 14 game schedule meeting of Oakland University Collage in the Laker Fieldhouse. includes 6 home games; all to and Farris, and a 3:00 matching Calvin could dish out some of take place in the Grand Valley of Oakland and Grand Valley. As the tougher competition in the Fieldhouse at 6:30 P.M. In addi- are all home contests, the Tour- gal’s *74 menu, which also in­ toin, the initial Great Lakes nement will be pleyed in the cludes the likes of Michigan Inter-collegiate Athletic Confer­ Laker Fieldhouse. State, Central Michigan Univer­ sity, Western Michigan, end the University of Michigan, among others. Tonight's contest will tip Chopp, Boluyt off at 6:30 P.M in the Fieldhouse. Coach Joan Boand has molded the talents of 6 returnees, 4 trans­ Lead Tourney fer students, and 4 freshmen prospects, into a team which has BY TOM DELLA Ragan Nomad Now great potential to break last season’s won-lost record of 7-4, Gary Chopp and Marv Boluyt Mangianti with a second, Jamie as well as represent the college captured first places this past Hosford, 185, a third and fourths B a sa k a li C o a c h well in the state ranks. Handling Saturday, January 19, to lead the forward positions will be: Sr. by John Harris, 126, and Grand Valley to a third place heavyweight Steve Bollenbach. BY TOM DELIA Nancy Zimmerman; Jr. co­ finish at the Grand Rapids Junior captain Pat Baker; Sophomore College tournament. The Grand Valley grapplers Fomer major league pitcher 15th, he was traded to the Los Rosie VanTiem; and FYeshmen will engage in triangular meet Phil “The Vulture" Regan has Angeles Dodgers for, the present Sandy Oudshoorn and Terry De­ Chopp, a 167-pounder fron# tomorrow against North Central been appointed as head coach of Tiger first base coach, Dick cker. Taking on guard duties Grand Ledge, scored a pin in the Illinois and Illinois Benedictine the Grand Valley State Colleges’ Tracewski. will be: Jrs. Linell Crampton, finals to top a great performance. at Naperville, 111. The following day, Saturday, January 25, they baseball team. In his first season as a Dodger, joanne Gras, and Dana Lannen; Boluyt, a Sophomore from will compete in the North Park Regan, 36, succeeds jim Regan compiled one of the best Sophomores Debbie Gordon and Grand Rapids Northview High Command, who guided the single season relief pitching re­ co-captain Pat "P.|.” Baker; and School, had a big day, picking Tournament in Chicago, III. baseball program at Grand Val­ cords in the history of major Freshman Janie Johnston. Se­ up a decision in the finals. ley for the past three years. league baseball. He recorded a eing action as centers will be As a three sport athlete at 14-1 record with 17 saves and a Sophomores Marvonne Burgraaf Grand Valley was fighting for RESEARCH Wayland High School in Way- 1.32 earned run average. He and Gretchen Becker as well as first place all day and could have land. Michigan, Regai*. ear.,od picked up his nickname “The Freshman Kathy VanDvke. Mar­ got it with a couple of breaks. Thousands of Topics All-State honors in both football Vulture” because of these vonne and Gretchen may also al­ Schoolcraft Community College $2.75 per page and basketball. He signed his heroics. ternate at the forward spot. took first place with 104 points. Send for your up-to-date, IS foM e, mail order catalog. Enclose 11.00 First major league contract with After four years in the Dodger Nancy Zimmerman is returning The runner-un w m Farmino«t*l« tv vv*vi pvaiafv (dviirvry imm is the Detroit Tigers in the fall of organization, Phil was traded to for i fourth season with the Lak­ Junior College of New York, at 1 to 2 days). 1356. the Chicago Cubs in 1970. At ers, while last vM f'a ton scorer, 37 points. Grand Valley totaled RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, INC. From 1957 through 1960, Chicago, he teamed up with Pat’S. Baker is back for her third, 94 points. 11941 W11SHIRE BIVO., SUITE #2 Regan advanced sieadily submarine pitcher Ted Aber­ along with Linell Crampton, LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90025 through the Detroit minor nathy, forming a balanced relief Dana Lannen, and 1 year vete­ Other place winners for Grand (213) 477-8474 or 477-5493 combination. After a short stay Our rvMcrcfc mattrltl it told for league s- stem. He played for rans Debbie Gordon and Rosie Valley were 118-pounder Mark i only. four difft .ent teams before he with the Cubs, he was traded to was called up io the majors in the Chicago White Scxs on June V August of 1960. 20th, 1972. Shortly thereafter he On April 30th, 1961, the retired from professional young righthander captured his baseball at the age of 35. first major league victory, and The baseball job at Grand Val­ T h e 8-2 whipping over the Baltimore ley will be Regan’s first col­ Orioles, in relief. He pitched legiate coaching experience. four full seasons with the Tigers, “Welcome, rookie.” posting a career best of 15-9 in waaM wwwswaaa* 1963. On June 29th, 1965, Regan Anyone who wishes to suggest was optioned to Detroit’s Syra­ or comment about something on the sports page should contact ■ t i cuse (New York) farmclub, after i agonizing through a 0-4 record. me at extension 549-Tom. WHIZi Kins Six months iater, on December SAVOY 2 Appeartrig at 0 In ; i • i Upstairs• ( (

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