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George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon Thursday, October 10, 2002 Lssuc2,VoI.CXIX Salmon Bible studies reaching hundreds AARON SCHMAUTZ gles college students face. The Men's group is loosely what God has been teaching us Editor-in-Chief Student Chaplain Kyle structured, and focuses mainly that week, how wc have strug Rushdie: Stump, one of the first members on testimonies, prayer, and wor gled, and prayers that have been Over 100 George Fox stu of "Men for God," explains ship. answered," said Ernie Novelist shares dents are meeting every Sunday why it is so successful. "The "The Bible study is struc Sturzinger, Junior. "It's a safe night in what have quickly group provides an outlet where tured only so we know we get haven for us from the world." become the largest Bible studies I can escape the busyness of life through everything we want to. Woman's Ministry coordi views on Iraq on campus. and focus on God. 1 have There is no set time schedule; nator Kelly Bilinski, who start- " M e n f o r G o d " a n d " T h e gained accountability with other we pray, we worship, and we M A R I L E E N E W E L L Core" are gender-specific stud guys, and we are able to be real dig into God's word. We see Studies, page 3 Guest Writer ies that focus on the daily strug and grow closer to God." always leave time to discuss

Anglo-Indian novelist Salman Disco daze: 70's Dance returns Rushdie read selections from his newest novel. "Fury"' and his essay collection, "Step Across this Line" last Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Congressional Church on Southwest Park Ave., Portland. Rushdie, who immigrated to New York in 2000, also fielded audience questions on such issues as terrorist attacks and the Bush administration's pmposed war on Iraq. "His experiences put him in Tim Holland, Carrie Sullins position to speak authoritatively on religious terrorism," said senior Josh Livingston who attended the event. POLYESTER PRIME: Rushdie was condemned to death Students dressed in 70's by former Iranian spiritual leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in 1989 garb dance the night for publishing "The Satanic Verses. away in the EHS Atrium The novel portrays the Quran in an ''H ■ during ASC Activities' unconventional light. 1^ annual 70's Dance. With a price of $2.8 million on his Above: Seth Tippin head, Rushdie lived in hiding until Jarett Creason ALL PHOTOS BY AMANDA KEATON recently. "How can you defeat terrorism?' He asked the crowd. "Don't be terror ized! Don't let fear rule your life, even Mock's travel to Vietnam for son if you are scared. Fear is a kind of RYAN MOCK Benjamin was born on weeks later he still only told me a year ago that 1 was paralysis. Staff Writer February 26th, 2002, and weighed 1.5 kilograms, just going to be a father again, and "When absolute-monarch fear though no record shows what he over 3 pounds. Doctors believe especially that I would be trav possesses you. all you can do is sit in a weighed upon birth, three that he was born around two eling to Vietnam, 1 would have corner and shake - you certainly can' Two George Fox months prema said you were crazy. But after think! Your choice when faced with University professors returned ture, and the September II th last year, fear is to either .stay frightened, or get from Vietnam Tuesday with the M o c k s w e r e Melanie and 1 thought about on with life." newest member of the George worried about what we wanted to do with our Rushdie suggested that United Fox community his develop family, and this seemed like the States foreign policies operate too Ron and Melanie Mock ment, but he is right thing," said an emotional much on fear. "Will America fight for have officially adopted a son, now up to 6 Ron. *frecdoni.' only to install a military Benjamin Quan Mock, from the kilograms, Upon .seeing the orphan dictatorship in Iraq?" he pondered. Dong Nai province in Vietnam; o v e r 1 3 age, the couple realized that "I thought Rushdie wa,s very wise a process that has taken the bet pounds, and what they wore doing was not in saying that it's not a g(H)d idea for us ter of six months. completely only a benefit for lhem.selvcs, but also for Benjamin. to isolate ourselves from the rest of the Benjamin was adopted healthy. world by jumping into war," said sen from an orphanage in Ho Chi Adopting a After returning home, Ron ior Adam Sweeney. M i n h C i t y o n T u e s d a y child had not said, "The people at the orphan Senior Aaron Stewart added September 24lh, but it was been a dream age did the best they could, but for very long the opportunities for him there "Rushdie is a master with words: his another week before the paper M F J . A N 1 E M O C K f o r R o n a n d were very limited, and this is an ability to draw you into what he says is work was processed and the BABY BEN: Melanie and Ron Mock's Melanie. opportunity for him to become uncanny. I was impressed at the range couple could bring their child newly adopted son, Benjamin Quan. and depth of areas he touched." back home to Dundee. "If you had what he should be." " ■ Issue October K). 2(M)2 PAGE 2

Newb on News Free Depression Screening Offered Extra cost to at Providence Newberg Hospital men experience depression dur include feeling sad and blue, not George Fox doctor of enjoying activities once found live in campus ing their lifetimes. "It s very psychology students to debilitating," says Campbell. pleasurable, having difficulty screen individuals for "There can be an inability to doing things that used to be easy house equals to do, restlessness, fatigue, ERIN symptoms of illness, carry on day-to-day work. The most terrible consequence is sui changes in sleep, appetite or NEWBERRY fewer services which left untreated cide. One of things most associat weight, inability to make deci Assistant Editor can lead to suicide. ed with suicide is a history of sions, feelings of worthlessness, and thoughts of death or suicide. C L A R K C A M P B E L T . depression." The screening is being held Finally! I made it into a house! No more running down the hall Campbell says depression is from the showers in a towel to find my roommate's dad hanging out Guest Writer very treatable. "Most people who on National Depression in my room. No more estrogen-ridden squeals about some boy to jolt get depressed will recover rapid Screening Day (NDSD), which is me awake in the middle of the night. Individuals feeling symp ly and will slay well longer if held each year during Mental Nope, I loved living in the dorms...then. Call it old age, but I'm toms of depression are invited to they have treatment," he says. Illness Awareness Week. more than happy to settle into a quiet house with my close, intimate participate in a free depression Clinical depression is a seri NDSD is designed to call friends. screening held Thursday-Oct. 10. ous and common disorder of attention to the illnesses of However, this blissful campus living arrangement is not as heav from noon to 6 p.m. in the mood that is pervasive, intense depression, manic-depression enly as I envisioned. I discovered some things upon moving into Providence Newberg Hospital and attacks the mind and body at and anxiety on a national level, to Kershner Hou.se this year; the university doesn't provide paper tow conference room. All screenings the same time. educate the public about their els. Or cleaning supplies. Or the interact. ^are confidential. Current theories indicate that symptoms and effective treat I'm not complaining that I wish to be waited upon hand and foot Under the supervision of clinical depression may be asso ments, to offer individuals the part of moving into a house is growing up. making your own meals their professor, George Fox ciated with an imbalance of opportunity to be screened for the cleaning your own bathroom, taking out your own trash. University doctor of psychology chemicals in the brain that carry disorders, and to connect those in However- hou.se dwellers pay MORE each semester for their students will screen individuals communication between nerve need of treatment to the mental expenses than do those living in the dorms. I deeply question this for .symptoms of depression, cells that control mood and other health care system. First of ail- there is no work-study student who cleans our house, bipolar disorder and post trau bodily systems. Free confidential screening there are no cleaning supplies provided (due to liability), and there is matic stress disorder. Other factors may also come is available at several sites in the no internet available, yet we pay approximately 467 dolhu-s each When necessary, referrals will into play, including negative life Portland area on Oct. 10. month. Tiiere are six people in my house, yet we only have one bath be made. experiences such as stress or loss, More information on room. The house I live in is much older and in much worse condition According to Clark medication, other medical ill National Depression Screening than many houses on campus, yet I still pay the same amount. Campbell, director of clinical nesses, and certain personality 1 love my house. It's a great atmosphere, and very satisfactory. D a y i s a v a i l a b l e a t training in the graduate program, traits and genetic factors. http:/Avww.mcntalhealthscrccn- However, the fact that the money I pay each semester (1,690 dollars) one in four women and one in ten The symptoms of depression ing.org/depression.htm. goes into a general fund and does not provide Kershner House with some basic needs for living perturbes me. Also, some of the money I pay to go to school here covers inter net services. I know I have access to the internet at the CAI Lab. In the headlines However, since i pay MORE than 1 did living in a dorm (55 dollars more), .shouldn't I have access to internet at home, just like the dorms? I don't care if it's ethemet or not. Through the phone line would Couple Donates Property Worth $3.9 Million be fine with me. I just feel the university should offer to pay for that service, since we pay the university to PROVIDE US WITH THAT Newberg Couple Ken and Joan Austin will give George Fox 24 SERVICE. acres in north Newberg for outdoor athletics fields as part of a I know that funds are .short, and for the most part are not wasted. 36-acre donation to the university and Newberg Public Schools. Everything a student pays is put to the general funds of room, board and tuition, according to a student's standing with the school (ex; on meal plan, full-time student, etc) and equally allotted to areas of need. "The cabinet makes these decisions [where the money goes] con George Fox Makes First Tier in U.S. News Rankings sidering the expen.ses of upkeep- utilities, repairs, the amount of required furnishing-etc." said David Johnstone- associate dean of stu George Fox University continues to be ranked as a first-tier university by U S dents and director of residence life. News and World Report in its 2003 edition of "America's Best Colleges." The university is aware that the students in houses do not always receive a fair share of funds, and it tries to amend. In fact- five years ago, when ethemet was wired throughout the suites and dorms, every one BUT students living in houses paid $100 extra for the year. That was a step in the right direction. According to Johnstone, the university also made a commitment this last summer to complete the phone wiring in all the houses. tlie "Every house has internet access through their modum (through their telephone line) to the GFU system." he said. "Unfortunately, this is slow and affects the telephone service of the house." The university hopes to someday add internet into the hou.ses, a 75,000 dollar venture (rough estimate). However, at this point, il is AARON M. SCHMAUTZ, Ocli,„r-i„c|,ief not prudent to use funding for adding internet into houses. So. what do we do about it? 1 don't know. Informing the cam ERIN M. NEWBERRY, Assistant Editor pus is number one. This I am doing. JONATHAN K. RIPLEY, Sports Editor In the meantime, it would be great to get some paper towels. STEPHEN ROBY,Arts & Entertainment Editor The Crescent would like to apologize for printing ABIGAIL E. RINE, Opinion Editor errors in the first issue, published on September 27, that NOELLE NORMAN, Business Manager resulted in many shortened articles. MELISSA LONGWELL, Copy Editor In addition, Serve Day and chapel speaker pictures in the news section were actually taken by Gregg Lamm. MELANIE S. MOCK, Crescent Ad

The Crescent would like to remind its readers that all ine Lrescent encourages reader response • articles which appear in the Opinion section as well as Letters but voufnTm '™8'='--'han'Lo'word^^ 'he editors, commentary columns throughout the paper do not nec yourr letters let to The ersToTr^ Cre.scent, SUB the Box E, r or .hTt through Foxraaif ""h apace. Settd essarily reflect the views of George Fox University, ASC, or The Crescent. thecrescent THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10,2002 PAGE 3 Where does your money go? NEWS Health and Computers covered in tuition cost US^j>Ei.y.FP dent to run all the departments through their Salem office. Any Staff Writer associated with CAC, including additional options, as offered in Harmony Institutional Technology (IT). Sitting down at past years, created more com The common cold: y^>ur typewriter to plexity when it came to think, you form words IT, technical support and computer groups. Tips for tolerating jn your head before "The original bid is for beginning the click- t h i s i n c u r a b l e chck-click of the keys a standardized system, that secure your words and the purpose of the VALORTON . , . n X. to the paper . program is simply to pro Registered Viral lllieCtlOll Wait! Does that vide an educational tool Nurse f o r s t u d e n t s , " B a k e r s a y t y p e w r i t e r ? ] It's that time of year when a "cold" Is just waiting around the cor meant computer. And says. ner to attack you. Most people want to know what they can do to When the program wa.s screen. Thanks to the avoid this unwelcome intrusion in their life. first instituted, only one The "common cold" is caused by a virus. A cold lasts seven to 14 University's desktop model was Computers Across the days, starts with a sore throat, sneezing, cough and runny nose, per Curriculum (CAC) available; now students may choose between haps a fever or headache. A stuffy nose and thick, yellowish mucus program, all students may develop. You could have stuffy ears and sinus pressure around desktops and laptops. on campus are guaran the eyes, forehead and cheek bones. Tuition doesn't change teed one of these tech if a person chooses not to Not the greatest way to spend the week before midterms. nological tools. NEWBERRY take advantage of the What can you do? First, be patient! Your body's immune system CAC was original- COMPUTER CRAZED: Due to the uni- mounts an all-out war against the virus and will usually clear the program, although Baker infection within one to two weeks. ly designed to supply versity's CAC program, every student says, "1 have never Remember, viruses are different from bacteria. An antibiotic wil students with a com- receives a computer upon enrollment. known of a student not to not help you get better faster. On the contrary, antibiotics are not only puter that met class Every year, more residence take his or her computer." room needs. The program sup areas are given Internet capabili CAC applies to all tradition useless against viruses, they may be potentially harmful by contribut plies funds from which to pro ties. Internet costs to the resi al undergraduates; transfer stu ing to allergic reactions and antibiotic resistance. vide both students and faculty dence areas come out of the gen dents have the option of "buying Tips to feel better: with computers, and George Fox eral tuition, as well as IT funding. in" to the program, paying half of Get enough sleep. Drink plenty of hot fluids. University is the only university The cost for the computer does the cost themselves if they trans For sore throats, gargle with wann sail water in Oregon to have continued this not directly include phone lines, fer as juniors. program. WebCT, ethemet, etc. Professional studies stu (1 /4 Lsp salt/ 8 oz water). Take hot showers to help reduce nasal congestion. In order to secure computers B a k e r e s t i m a t e s t h a t i n t h e dents, degree-completion stu Relieve symptoms with over the counter medications. for each incoming freshman on next two or three years, the entire dents, and graduates have no If you find that you get stuck in one phase of your cold, where a campus, George Fox entertains campus, including all residences, computer options. competitive bids from several will have Internet access. In response to rumors that symptom keeps getting worse instead of belter, see your health care provider. well-known companies, such as Currently the Stevens Center is the CAC program may be discon "It takes about two weeks of treatment to cure a cold, but with Dell, Apple, and Gateway. For completely wireless, and when tinued, Baker assures that no out treatment it takes about 14 days." (Old European nuLxim) the last few years. Gateway has the renovation of Wood-Mar is decisions are being made at this won the bid. Once a bid has been complete, it, too, should have time and that the program will accepted, a price is set that wireless connections. continue for at least another three includes a software package, usu The university is trying to to five years. Microsoft Outlook ally some version of Microsoft figure out wireless solutions for "The question is whether it is Office (although not always the the lack of Internet connections really valuable to students or entire program). These prices in the houses on campus, but not," says Baker. Administration offers many options range from year to year, although eventually, a student should be believes it still is, despite many the price usually runs between able to access the Internet from students bringing their own com $1350 and $1500 for a laptop. anywhere on campus without a puters to campus. News and information fold "There is no more illusion of cable. "The goal of the program is $1600." Robin Baker, vice presi As to the variance in com to provide students with an edu dent of academic affairs, says. puter options over the last sever cational tool to enhance learning ers available on new foxmail "For the last three or four al years. Baker said the program in the classroom," Baker says. years we've been able to buy had become too complicated. Although in the future the The new campus foxmail, homepage on Outlook, there is a good machines for less..." The As a result, this past year program may take a different Microsoft Outlook, has presented Public Foldeni icon in the right difference is placed into the fewer options were available, form, such as hand-held techno problems for many returning stu hand corner. Clicking the icon tuition "pot" to be distributed as although for those students who logical devices, students will be dents. Many will access needed, although it costs the uni chose the PC option. Gatevyay an important part of that decision students have you to a page versity more than $1600 per stu- offered trade-ins and/or upgrades proces.s. missed cer with discus tain First sion folders, C l a s s f e a n e w s f o l d tures. ers, class Studies: students grow together However, folders, job continued from page I I T h a s b e e n information working hard folders, etc. ed "The Core" last year, is excit to make the These fold ed about what this year holds for new system ers are good the group. Not unlike "Men for as "homey" s o u r c e s o f God " "The Core" has a loose as po.ssible. information, schedule that focuses on worship, AMANDA KEATON - i : Recently and excellent prayer, and testimony. . P u b l i c F o l d e r s w e r e i n t r o d u c e d t o o l s f o r c o m m u n i c a t i o n . "'The Core' is spint-led in onto'Outlook. These folders arc It's hard to Icam new tricks, that we believe God is the uili- similiar to last year's folders on but, with persistence, Microsoft Iteieaderattdwiii structure the FirstClass. Outlook as foxmail may start to time according to his wtii. God IS Once you enter into your seem like home. Sports Teams jrnruIfoteahodyforHim," Clubs-Student Groups Earn $1,000-2000 this semester with a proven CampusFundraiser Se1'tump sum^;i;_ ^0* AARON SCHMAU' 3 hour fundraising event. Our programs make fundralsing easy groups and prayer, this DIGGING DEEPER: Students Luke Welbourn, Ben with no risks. Fundraising dates are fillingquickly, so get with the time where students can be Salisbury and Ernie Sturzinger, members of Men foi program! It works. Contact CampusFundraiser at (888) 923-3238, to grow deeper m Q^j^ gjudy the Bible together in the prayer chapel. or visit www.campusfundraiser.com their reiationshjps^;^- Issue Mber THE CRESCENT - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 2002 PAGE 4 OPINION

The half- naked truth Is euthanasia nu^Uy right? ABIGAIL RINE I have lo admit, 1 am When life is torture, death is mercy Life is always woith fighting for Opinion Editor relieved to see the cold euthanasia .say a prescription weather rolling in - and NATHAN GOIN MATT STEWART said: "To be absent from the intended for lethal results not just because I love the rain. Guest Writer body is to be present with the Guest Writer should be a possibility when a Frankly, 1 am just tired of walking around Lord" (2 Cor. 5:8). What should we do when person is dying slowly or campus with the creepy feeling I have stumbled Could you kill a person? In the more controversial onto the set of'Baywatch: The College Years. Most of you probably would Grandma gets old and sick? painfully. They tout it is better case of voluntary euthanasia, to end one's life before he or Warm weather seems to invoke a tendency to let n't, but the que.stion is not as where the patient asks lo be put Well, naturally, we should put she relics on painkillers for an as much hang out as possible. black and white as it may seem. to death, shouldn't the patient her down much like the tamily Few would object to mercifully uncomfortable existence. 1 .suppose this

expect to be this relaxed. I ment IS torn up, and things are From the Pen of the PresiM couldn't do anything. 1 tried to moved around and not returned one will be so sedated that they walk from one room to the next to the way they were before. can t make a mess. Plus, any BEN WEINERT directly into my gums made me and the walls would began to Every year we tiy and add time you're on this stuff you are ASC President nice and numb. It was only after sway. I cracked open a book to some new attractions to the having a good time. It's the the anesthetics wore off that I do my homework and the words Basement, but if we don't take answer to all our problems." Some people say to cut off began to feel the effects of what ran together into solid wavy responsibility and begin respect Though we aren't going to their hands. I say, give them a they did to me in that chair. The lines. I was .seriously sedated. ing tbe cquipement we already force feed vicodin to anyone, vicodin and call it good. source of relief: Vicodin. During one of these euphor have, we II have to use the funds please help us out by keeping I recently visited my dentist "Take one tablet by mouth ic episodes, I was talking with that are set aside for purchasing the SUB Basement clean. If you to have a tooth removed that had every four hours as needed for Matt Johnson, who is responsi new equipment for repairs tnove something around, put it been bothering me for some pain." My alarm was set to four- ble for making the SUB back when you leave. And if time. The procedure went flaw h o u r i n c r e m e n t s . A s I s a t b a c k Basement the coolest hangout n htmJVC through got it Matt!" numb I slurred lips you use the gaming equipment, lessly and the tooth was out and sucked down .some pudding. on campus. We II make it mandatory tL' please take good care of it. before I knew it. Pain? I didn't I began to realize that vicodin He informed me that the SUB Thanks for your help. (The feel a thing during the extrac did more to me than I expected. Basement is continually being President and his pen do not tion. Six shots of the good stuff Sure,l was pain free, but I didn't trashed by students. The equip cntrtStr^^'i^et: 'fhn a vicodin pilk'Sevcri- •'iiipport drug use for any purpose other than medical). the OCTOBER 10,2002 PAGES OPINION Liturgical prayer honors God through unity, piety In addition, I find the charge ^uest Writer^ uniquely, I find it arrogant to to the wisdom of those who wrote souKs, 1 believe the promise is that liturgical prayer is "mind believe this practice is superior. the words but to the Holy Spirit. met. less to be particularly ignorant. Often liturgical prayer gives me For we have been promised that One of the greatest attributes "mindless"" l!"'"'''.terms It is possible for a person to words that more accurately the Holy Spirit will interpret our follow a liturgy with of liturgical prayer is found in the out putting his heart unity it brings to worship; The '"-fcSr.-'"''-- into it. However, sound of an entire congregation sadly enough, a per proclaiming their faith in one strate'^the demon- son can go through voice is enough to make my heart leap with joy. exists f "'^8'"'^^ view that any church service prayer ,n the evangelical subcul- without thought or Romans 15:5 says that a care if he so chooses. .spirit of unity will allow us to worship Christ with one heart and chun-h ®^'"S grown up in a one mouth. By praying together eveJ^ry sservice, I am particularly You can't tell me words given to us by God, I disturbed by this attitude. that singing a chorus 18 limes requires rapt believe we draw closer to God's Liturgical prayer can be will for us. haractenzed as formal, written attention, and neither does hearing someone Although there are many prayer. Often it carries with it the benefits of liturgical prayer, its distinction of having been used else pray a sponta use will most likely boil down to n e o u s p r a y e r . tor centuries in the Church. I personal preference. 1 find it per tind It amusing that its age and Personally, I find I fectly reasonable that some peo must discipline unchanging nature has been used ple prefer other forms of worship, to discredit its value. myself more to and 1 respect their choice. remain in prayer when In the liturgies I'm familiar However, to brand liturgical following along with, most of the text comes ABIGAIL E. RING prayer as less valid or less pleas silently. AT THE ALTAR: Brady Romtvedt, Kate Brain, and Mark ing to the Lord is wrong. Not straight from scripture. In fact, Some people 80 percent of The Book of McLeod kneel in worship at Evening Prayer, which meets every only are you supposing your own express distrust in method of prayer is better than Common Prayer is scripture. Monday through Thursday at 5:05 in Ross 140. praying in any words others, you are claiming superior Funny how Christians don't but their own. While I recognize describe my life than any I could prayers, and in giving us these slight the Bible for being old and the merit in stating one's prayers ity to centuries of Christians that imagine. I attribute this not only prayers as windows into our have gone before you. unchanging. Women LETTERS TO THE Editor Deserve More When I was a kid, my dad Dear Editor, Paul has kindly given a list of refuse to obey him? worked nights, so my mom was always sins as examples. Sexual Since God is the source of AARON SCHMALTZ home. If 1 was ever disrespectful, my As a Christian called to be immorality is included, both here all love, how can we as dad came home in his police car, threw an example of love in every Editor-in-Chief and in the fith chapter of Christians show God to others if me in the back, and look me for a aspect of my life, it is my duty to Ephesians, which does not con we pick and choose which com spin." Most kids don't get arrested for talking back. It only makes obey God in all respects. Often this does not happen, but I make done even a "hint of sexual mands to obey? sense, then, that the first girl I learned to respect was my mom. it a habit to do my best, even immorality." Speaking to those of us who Growing up as a guy is a funny thing, though. In elementary Lately, I've noticed that the though 1 frequently fall. profess Christ as our savior, 1 school, girls were gross. Then, all of the sudden. I found myself trip Corinthians 5:9-13 says to disas The attitude of the article morality of homosexuality has become highly debatable. It is a sociate those who claim to be ping over my cheetahs when "she" walked into the class. entitled "Homosexuals should be In junior high, the closest 1 got to girls was at school dances sin or an alternate lifestyle? embraced as fellow believers" in Christians, yet engage in sexual Yeah, that was me leaning against the wall nodding as the pretty ladies the Sept. 27 issue, however, dis Specifically, homosexuality immorality and other sinful walked in. High school relationships ran their two-month course. i s d e s c r i b e d a s d e t e s t a b l e i n turbed me greatly. lifestyles. Paul writes, "What Then I found myself here at Fox. It definitely took me a Leviticus 18:22. Granted, this is business of mine is it to judge The passage from Matthew while to figure things out. Perhaps the hardest was realizing that 1 those outside the church? Are about judging others, often taken only one verse, but later on in knew nothing about women. It's a sad truth, but it is real for most out of context, also follows with: chapter twenty it is given a bit you not to judge those inside? more weight, describing it as a God will judge those outside. guys. Luckily for you, though, after being slapped enough times, I "Do not give to dogs what is sin punishable by death. began to wise up. So listen up GFU guys. You want a date? Here is sacred; do not throw your pearls Expel the wicked man from So I conclude that homo some unconventional wi.sdom to swine." among you." - Heather Hermans, A woman is not an object. Don't insult her intelligence; she Evaluation is the key to this sexuality is a sin, and one abhorred by God. And since is probably right. Listen. Go on real dates. If you can't afford a nice passage. Ultimate judgment is Student restaurant (Ladies, humor us, we are poor), be creative. Go on drives Christ did not come to do away always in God's hands, but as with the law and prophets, but to Learn how to swing (women dig playgrounds). believers, we are commanded to fulfill them, it is clear that these Pay Even if she reaches for the check, come up with a cute evaluate those we associate with. standards remains even in this LKT YOUR VOICK HKAUD! excuse for why you have to pay. Learn how to cook. Understand why 1 John, quoted at the begin century. » Thev are called girlFRlENDS (pal around...quit thinking everything ning of the homosexuality article, Drunkeness, greed, idolatry, The purpose of the hos to be so darned serious.) Figure out where God fits into your rela g e n e r a l l y d e s c r i b e s h o w theft— all are sins, but to openly Opinion Section is toencour- tionship (if she wants a God-fearing man. tmd you can't provide that, Christians are supposed to treat flaunt this to believers and non- lUgc discussion and rcspon.se. if don't lie No woman deserves to be hurt because you are tndecis.vc) each other. Many are familiar believers as an acceptable you read an article and desire For that matter, with I John 4:7-8, which com lifestyle because "God loves me to give the newspaper and Be patientIf she says .she needs ' a few months to gel to m a n d s u s t o l o v e a n o t h e r. B u t Vnnw vou shc is HOt being unreasonable. Do your research- find out part of this love requires anyhow," is the exact opposite of campus feedback, don't hesi ^ r, .Tshe likes and di.slikes. 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Issue 1 Vol.1 THE CRESCENT - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 900? PAGE 6 F E ^ f O R E — fAeef Yoor

ERIN GLEASQN rbianna scheller S e n i o r C l a s s P r e s i d e n t Senior Class Vice President

AARON SCHMAUTZ

YEN TSE Class representatives: RYAN MAGNUSON J u n i o r C l a s s n Junior Class Representative Serious about their calling Representative

Yen Tse, a 20-year-old elemen and we will have great activities AARON SCHMAUTZ tary education major, has differ that get our class to interact with Editor-in-Chief ent ideas for her classmates. "My one another," said Hayworth. ERIN NEWBERRY main vision for the junior class also want to be aware of ways Assistant Editor this year is to seize control of our community can be improved. Bruin Junior so he can go over Hayworth's partner in crime s e a s f o r J u n i o r s A b r o a d . T h a t ' s is Desiree Haywood, a 19-year- The 2002-2003 George Fox all. There is no more." old music and accounting major, University class representatives Yen's counterpart Ryan hopes to be a voice for her class. are a serious bunch. They all Magnuson, a 20-year-old biology "I want to be a liaison have trained themselves to oper major, hopes to get a feel for the between the student body and ate without food and sleep so that political structure within the student government," Haywood they may serve their classes bet ASC. explained. Her motto for the Dn E S I R E E H A Y W O O D ter. Busy as they are, they have "I am interested in running year is communication, team ELISSAn HAYWORTH Sophomore Class all taken time out to discuss their for ASC next year, so this is a work, and community. Representative goals for the school year. good opportunity for me," said Last but certainly not least, Sophomore Class S e n i o r c l a s s P r e s i d e n t E r i n Magnuson. the freshman class reps hope to Representative Gleason, a 21-year-old computer Magnuson promised that he introduce their classmates to col science major, has one main goal. and Yen will plan several events lege life with many fun events. She strives to see the senior class this year that should be fun for Michelle Hall, a 19-year-old come together. In their last lour the whole class. "There are elementary education or psychol of duly at Fox, Gleason would many exciting things to come," ogy major, explains how she love to ensure that the senior He .said. intends to reach her classmates class creates lasting memories. The sophomore class repre My goal as class representative She hopes to get to know people sentatives are devoted to making IS to serve my classmates bring better, and, with the help of a this year memorable for their fel ing a sense of community and senior class committee, organize low classmates. Their joint mis unity as well as a lot of fun senior chapel and plan two activ sion statement outlines their through out the year. I am so ities per semester. intentions; "We want to see our excited to see the awesome work Senior class Vice President class come together and learn to God IS going to do in usi" Brianna Scheller. a 21-year-old be more interactive with fun Christopher Roenicke a IS nutrition and business major, activities and giving of ourselves year old (probably) psychology Lt)M I C H E L L E H A L L echoes Gleason. "We want to get to others. We want to be very major. IS excited about the oppor- everyone involved as much as family-like." Freshman Class meetnew peopleTn^ C H R I S R O E N i r K E possible this year, with both Sophomore class representa serve his classmates. Representative ideas and participation." Said tive Elissa Hayworth, a near 20- Freshman Class . h e l p o t h e r s b v Scheller. "We hope to create a ycar-old pre-med and psycholo giving them direction and a per Representative bit more unity and make this last gy major, is looking forward to to ioiiow," said Roenickt year an awesome memory." many events this year. "I'm Junior class representative excited about the turkey bowl. fun be a i„t of

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Issue 2 Vol. CXIX theCRESCENT OCTOBER 10,2002 PAGE? FEATURE 2U02-200i Central Committee of George Foxl tv with serve its students, staff, faculty, and surrounding communi- active and ' encouragement and unity by providing an inter- BOLP is to

Joshua Kenf Hunter Nicole FItzhugli TVeasurer Kyle Stump Cominunications Student Chaplain 20, junior busine.ss man Director 22, senior history major agement and accounting 20, junior communications 5'4," short brown hair, major. media broadcasting major. stocky build, blue eye.s W8" from 6' brown hair, 5'3", with a curly blonde or brown eyes. Nope, not engaged... '"fro," green eyes, and and he likes independ And guess what ladies Mexican "(even though ent women who have he's not engaged! [she] doesn't look like it).' nice hands

He looks for a woman of character and intellect Is she engaged? "*&'^*%$ no!" Mr. Chaplain's mission this year is one of holi and imagines the perfect date as "coffee, a welcome Fitzhugh appreciates dark-skinned men with a ness: "My desire for the George Fox community is change of scenery, and excellent conversation. sense of adventure who are "madly in love with that we would have a longing desire to grow deeper Although, he says, "I have yet to be a party to an offi [her]." and in more personal relationships with Christ," he cial date." But, she's not picky with her favorite date: "I said. Mr. Treasurer deals with every day disburse love variety ... so there's no one perfect date for me. "God calls us to be servants, willing to humble ments of student funds. He also manages long-range I just love it when a guy treats me like I'm special and ourselves to serve our brothens with God's love." financial planning for the ASC and heads up the important to him." His role as chaplain requires him to oversee the financial committee. Ms. Communication is in charge of "managing Chaplain's committee, whose purpose is to create dif He hopes to attain more responsibility to stu The Crescent, KFOX, the Bruin, the Wineskin, the ferent ministry venues. In addition, feels he must be dents from financial aid and student accounts. He darkroom, and the Campus Album Project." set an example of integrity through his words and would like to see the two departments be more under She said, "Basically my job is crisis manage actions to George Fox and the surrounding communi standing to student needs. ment; my amazing staff does all the work." ty.

Rachel Cook K i m D i t t l e r Aimee J. Peterson Supreme Court Chief Activities Director Christian Ministries Justice 20, junior business man Director 20, junior business market 21, senior business mar agement major ing major. She has brown eyes, keting major. 5'6, with light brown hair, Describes hersclfasS'l", black hair, smiles and blue/green eyes, "your w i t h b l a c k h a i r a n d encouragments average brcathtakingly brown eyes. beautiful business major!" Nope, she's not engaged!

Is she engaged? "Luckily for all you boys our While she looks for a strong Christian guy who No engagement ring graces her left hand. Y there, NOPE! She likes a guy who can make her is ON FIRE for God. her primary focus this year is on laugh. "Sense of humor is key," she said. "I also real her role as Christian Ministries Director. nr:::i"lS;S-p.ans.o^cusonge.- ly like intelligence, passion, and personality." "1 would like to aid students in forming a ,.„g ™ore people i-oWed and« She's looking for a date who will cook with her, stronger and intimate relationship with our Lord and "We really want to s j. ( ,|,e more take her to an amusement park, and gaze at the stars. Savior," she said. "1 pray that I am .sensitive to this this year. The actives are always Ms. Supreme Court feels her biggest goal is to campus's need." the merrier." ,he interest of create a student judicial board. Through student life, She chairs the Christian Service Committee, Ms. Activities would I different this would enable students to receive punishment which is made up of five paid ministry coordinators, different social groups by offer.n^ through a jury of their peers instead of the student life and oversees various off campus minsitry opportuni activites (swing dance, etc.). to journey staff." ties. The five different mini.strics under Christian Her motto? "It is to have a ^ „ She al.so hopes to encourage more students to Services arc Urban Services, Community Service, towards; but it is the journey that m vote at elections. Youth Outreach. Little Bruin, and Serve Trips. -Ursula K.Leguin Issuc2 VoJ.CXIX October 10, 2002 THE CRESCENT - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2002 PAGE 8 A&E Film Ethics: Marketability vs. artistic quality of movies KENNETHD^KENNETH HAVig r ...... Filrogoers know whether a movie w,Iwill be Superman. If a studio wants to Spielberg's "Minority Report' that's the problem. Filmg _ Staff Writer continue making movies, they good or not without seeing it, but Film is, in some ways, the reminded artistic filmgoers how have become accustomed to the that's why critics exist. They have to make money. The con exciting and involving action mediocrity studios pump ou newest art form. Compared to cern of audiences, however, watch movies eontinuously, and other arts it still has some matur films could be, without falling week after week. most of the time they know what should be the lack of balance. A into cliches and formula. Sam Studios may be obsessed ing to do. What makes this medi studio will only release a film if they're talking about. um interesting is that it is more Mendcs' "Road to Perdition" was with money, but that's not a prob If nothing looks exciting at a they think people will go to see it, a beautifully complex tragedy, lem we can fix. We do have an commercial than other art forms. local theater, don't worry. There which is why they tend to forget and M. Night Shyamalan's effect on what they release, how An excellent example comes are plenty of great films out there their responsibility as artists. "Signs" was the rare suspense ever. Executives will only fund to mind in the form of Warner In the golden days of film that managed to surprise films they believe will make most people have yet to discover. Brothers' superhero franchise: Dig into the classics. You'll Hollywood, the 1940s and 50s, today's tough croud. money. Of course, they can only Superman. A recent New York find that almost everything being studios were concerned with "Signs" is, in fact, an excel Times article mentioned the stu guess whether or not a film will money too. However they were lent example of the combination be successful, so they follow released today is a variation on dio's wish to redo the series. also known for consistently pro of commercial appeal, artistic one of the great works of the cin A battle raged among studio trends in box office results. If for viding quality, entertaining films expression, and creativity. mulas make money, then fomiu- ema. executives over which project to The American Film that withstood the test of time. Shyamalan wrapped his tale of las are what they will release. give the go-ahead to begin pro T h i s i n c l u d e s W a r n e r lost faith inside an alien invasion What modern audiences Institute's list of the top 100 duction: Batman vs. Superman, Brothers. In fact, Warner set the film. Using humor, suspense, and need to learn is to be selective. movies is a good starting place; or an epic Superman trilogy. Not standard with such classics as scares to keep the audience you can find it online at; a single one expressed concern Studios will always make "The Wizard of Oz," "Gone With • involved, he subtly unveiled mediocre movies, but they will at www.ari.com/tv/movies.asp. over which would make a better The Wind," "Casablanca," and some of the most complex char least make an effort to provide You could also try Roger film. The primary concern was, "The Maltese Falcon." acters in recent memory, a tech Ebert's great movie reviews pub of course, marketability. quality entertainment when audi Commercial appeal radiated from nique he says he learned from ences express a desire to see just lished every other week. You can That Warner Bros, is con these films, but so did the art as fi n d h i s l i s t a t cerned with money should not watching Alfred Hitchcock films. that. That will happen when,audi- each one improved on the artistic www.suntimes.eom/ebert/ come as a surprise. Filmmaking However, the cineplex is ences learn to recognize quality quality of this infant art form. filled with formulaic, uninspired is very expensive, especially for a and stop shelling out hard-earned great_movies. Heek, anywhere is Of course, good films are films for the most part. Sadly, a good place to start, just as long special-effects filled picture like still being made. Steven money for bad movies. audiences seem content. Perhaps Of course it's difficult to as you don't go see "Swimfan." Newberg's new hook Ski or ride from $27.50 a day! is a Blue Trout combined in such a spectacle. BRANDON BUERKT All this culminated in the Guest Writer viewing of the gallery itself. Mark Terry, a professor at Fox, Recently a new cultural - € breeding ground emerged in the Greg Johnson, a student at Fox green waters of Newberg. On and Jim Busby, from Linfield, Friday, September 27tb, the all showed ceramic pieces that $325 if you wait until after November 3,2002 Blue Trout Gallery opened up complimented the colors and on 111 CoiJege St. Owned by textures of the gallery space $295 if you buy before November 3,2002 George Fox University's own and the works on the wall. - ON-LINE„with a credit card at SKIHOOD.COM artist in residence, Gary Buhler. Of course the gallery - PHONE_call 503.287.5438 or ^OO.SKI.HOOD <754.4663> MX HOOD the gallery launched its official wouldn't be the Blue Trout - MAIL OR FAX_call our office fo.- a form premiere exhibi without Gary -VISIT_the Portland Ski Fever and Snowboard Expo MEADOWS tion with a col Buhler's bright November I - 3 at the Portland Expo Center SKI RESORT laborative show. ly colored land "I'm pleased scapes of rivers to share this a n d s t r e a m s o f space with three fi s h . 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I'm just pleased to have it up ■ play that made the white plaster fij »!in and running," said Buhler. walls with exposed brick lay llesoft Riribassador The show ran beautifully in flat underneath his dynamically 4 lime Qlympiae conjunction with the official vivid color palate. opening of the French Bear, P a i n t i n g s l i k e " L a t e Newberg's only deli and import S u m m e r S t r e a m " e x h i b i t store, featuring fine foods and Buhler's honed sense of com r W/ienyoiioI o group of 10 or more local wine. 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WEHAVE YOUR PASS, YOU PICKTHE PRICE! either attracted to the hubbub or Blue Trout should be a there in support of friends and model and an inspiration to family involved in the open future gallery spaces in the ^■The Ten Time Pass provides a pass holder ten day/night CALL^ ings. The Celtic styles of Newberg area, as the burgeon lift tickets to Mt. Hood Meadows during the 2002-03 800.SKI.HOOD <754.4663> Roughly Hewn, a local band, ing art district begins to season and is normally $325. It represents up to a $490 503.287.5438 echoed off the historic build emerge. "It's been a big effort," value. WEB^ ings lining the block of College says Buhler. "I'm looking for St. and its adjacent alleys. ward to running the place." The Ten Time Pass is non-transferable until March 31 SKiHOOD.COM Food from the deli wafted And Newberg is looking 2003, when the pass holder may share his or her pass with others. scents out into the melodic res forward to having the Blue onance of the band, and ampli Trout as a permanent fixture in Pass holder must be present to receive lift ticket by fied all of the sensual revelries i t s d o w n t o w n a r e a . presenting pass at any Mt. Hood Meadows ticket window SEND ORVISIT Card expires spring of 2003 and is non-refundable '975 SW I StAve. Suite M 'Gctofaer ifl, Portland. OR 97201 THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 2002 PAGE 9 ME Sh^up and Listen: Crosstide: balancing act Is pirating music A D A M R S W E E N E Y respect for individuality and tol Bryan E. Free, also a George Fox Guest Writer erance. "People appreciate graduate, agrees that "The new Local indie-rock headliners off the intemet Christians who are willing to songs speak for themselves with Crosstide, fronted by George Fox question," he said. a melancholic urgency." He adds, University graduate Bret Vogel, When writing songs for the "the band's performed energy is ^^XKPflEN RORV morally wrong? played a set of almost entirely band, Vogel says he tries "to get so organic and real...and so hon E new material at a crowded out of the way of the music... just ^&EEdiior arcn t really costing the musi est." Portland club the evening of the let it come out, and not force it." cians money. Even if this were "The music is the most spir It is done everyday; 28th. . itual part because I can't explain true, doesn't pirating exploit Crosstide, who has shared where it comes from," Vogel tirlist's ideas? dy a out v Last t year f iit nslowed a n the d the stage locally with such pop said. He added, "If the music Think of the last time you ular acts as Jimmy Eat World University's bandwidth so had a really great idea, and means a lot to mc, 1 have to and the Juliana Theory, only write lyrics that mean a lot. If someone stole it. Even if they from ;h played two songs from their last that's spiritual, then that's what don t take credit for the idea dass hours so professors could release, 17 Nautical Miles, the goes into the lyrics." -e .h ,t 13 rewarding and it is they are still using it without album for which they toured Rise predicts that in the easy but is pirating music from your peimission. nationally last summer. future Crosstide will sign to a So is pirating music off the Ihe Internet morally wrong? "Their new songs are more bigger label and continue tour Intemet a sin from the heart radio friendly, so they have the ing. Vogel confirmed their plan Stealing used to be wrong Yes, in my opinion. It i,s break matter how easy it was. potential to sell a lot of CDs" to demo more songs and tour the Grabbing a handful of penny ing the law of copyrights, and claims Craig Rise, owner of Rise Northwest in January, followed candies from the drug store stealing the work of professional Records, the independent label ADAM P. swi-;f-:Ni-:v b y a t o u r o f t h e U n i t e d musicians without compensa ways resulted with a swat on that released the band's last two Honest Music: Bret Vogel on Kingdom. "Everyone's taking the rear, no matter how harmless tion. albums. lead guitar for Crosstide school off," Vogel said. ' w a s . So what does this mean? It Though Vogel, the band's Crosstide has been together, The problem is that stealing shouldn't come as shocking p r i m a r y s o n g w r i t e r, i s a He said he generally writes first with various lineup changes, las become so easy. The thief no news to us that what we're doin Christian, Crosstide doesn't con without words. since 1999 and began working is wrong. We've known all longer has to avoid eye contact sider themselves to be a Christian This approach seems to have with Rise Records in 2001. with the person he or she is along. Kazaa (a popular music band. According to Vogeh peo paid off. According to reviewer You can catch Crosstide's "sharing" program) even tells ple in the local scene have "a real Owen Humphreys of 4emo.com, next all-ages show for $6 at the stealing from. You can click the you that you are receiving an distaste for music that focuses Crosstide's music "encompasses lOuse, and bingo, you are now Meow Meow in Portland on Illegally copied program and heavily on ministry rather than all that is good within the October 24 at 8:00 p.m. For more the proud owner of a brand new, that you can be puni.shed in and completely free, CD. m u s i c i t s e l f . " [cmo/melodic hardcore] scene." information, visit the Crosstide court of law by breaking copy He has noticed, however, a Fan and fellow musician J realize that many of the web site at www.crosstide.net right laws. That doc.sn't change multi-million dollar bands might the fact that it is still popular. not be directly effected by pirat I'm not here to judge you ing. But is immorality complete- or even dictate what you should A m u s i c r e v i e w : based on negative conse- do. Hearing this should .serve as ucnces? That would make right a reminder: a reminder to con Chris Tomlin, John Reuben, and -wrong completely relative, sider our ways wisely. We do a and it would aiNO solve the prob- lot of things we know arc wrong, Sarah Groves and ein of pirating music. sometimes aulomalically. CORY MANDINA But I happen to believe that Ryan BUinchard. referring Staff Writer Slick Shoes stealing is wrong no matter how to music, once said, "Some asy it has become. But is pirat things just aren't worth bein Cliris Tomlin; Not to Us John Reuben: Hindsight ing really stealing? mora! about." Is this a truth you Some people argue that they should apply to your life? The recent worship craze has tempted An unlikely comparison that should give you an idea about this artist is that his rapping style is compa would not buy the CD anyway, Talk amongst yourselves. many artl.sts to produce music that is not heart felt. Chris Tomlin does not fit that description. rable to Eminem's (Christian of course). Pushing all "Not to Us" is Tomlin's first solo album, of Eminem's character traits aside, John Rcu's combi and a very impressive debut at that. Tomlin nation of both hilarious, yet serious lyrics accompa may have stepped into the public eye, but he nied by an uncanny ability to rhyme make for a paral A f t e r M i d n i g h t . still ministers in a worship group called lel to what Eminem does with his music. Hindsight i.s Passion. This is just one aspect of Christ definitely a good alternate album for anyone looking Tomlin that shows the integrity of his music. to avoid the negative messages that run through the 2002 GFU campus album He practices what he sings. majority of secular rap music and still get the same With this mix of mood-setting acoustic flavor. Granted, there have always been STF.PHEN ROBY guitar and electric/rock feel, this CD makes for Hindsight is Reuben's follow-up album to his good songs, but the album as a an awesome experience that should undoubt debut LP entitled "Arc We There Yet?" released in A & E Editor whole was traditionally less 2000 on Gotee Records. Along with John Reuben, edly spur the listener on to reflective and wor this label also produces bands such as Relient K, Midnight on Friday is an quality oriented. shipful one-on-one time with God. Tomlin is excellent compilation of quality Both the recording caliber of the ideal worship leader for Generation-X. Be Grits, and Jennifer Knapp. music and entertaining songs. this CD and the merit of musi sure to see him when he comes to our very Tracks to check out - Hindsight, Soundman, I With such artists as Aaron cians involved were higher. own Bauman Auditorium with Rebecca St. Pictured It. Breathe It is definitely a change of James on October 19. Seymour. Ben Hawkins, Bryan Slick Shoes: Slick Shoes Free. David Fuller, Joann pace. The focus is more on what Tr a c k s t o c h e c k o u t - Wo n d e r f u l M a k e r, the music says and how well it is Whitaker and Roy, it is a wonder Enough, Famous One. Not to Us Any band that can become as popular as Slick the cost of the CD does not pass played rather than whether or not Shoes has without having to go "mainstream" has got it is "feel-good", "sunny day" into double digits. Sarah Groves: to be doing something right. This CD is incredible Last year's campus album music. both musically and lyrically. This music is some of has a variety of music styles, but Many artists on last year's All Right Here the best melodic punk rock around. The combination campus album sing music that of the blazing guitar riffs, powerful drum beats, and it still manages to have that gen "All Right Here" is Groves' second doesn't always come right out the voice of lead singer Ryan Kepke make for an eral appeal many higher quahty release. If you liked her first album you will and praise God. Sometimes the album that is worth every penny. Unfortunately. Slick . s a m p l e r C D s o f music even seems melancholy, probably like this album even more. The Shoes is only a 32-minute CD. Regardless, it is an With such a greai c lyrics were full of Christian inspirations, and but it is always real and it is impressive piece of work. should not fail to encourage women looking exceptional mu.sicians, U .s p ac- always true to the experiences of Their latest LP is their fourth release on Tooth and for a good role model like Groves. tically a smorgasboid o c the artists. Nail. It contains the likes of bands such as MXPX, ty and artistic truth, t is . One of the many comments Although this CD has a good appeal to a Ace Troubleshooter, Bleach, and Kutless. Slick Shoes Ive your mind and spoil your overheard all around campus is specific audience, it is definitely not my type should not disappoint any that are even mild fans of of mu.sic. f may have a bias view, but it that this album is "... better than punk rock. It also manages to have a crisp, original '""Like other campus albums, all the other campus albums. seemed to me that the songs all sounded the same. In short, if you dig a contemporary feel sound, a trait becoming more and more ellusive today. This statement is well supported. Tracks to check out - My Ignorance, Alone, I with pianos and other pretty sounds, Groves The campus album this year Knew, Friday Night :;r;;rix;=» is high quality, easy to listen to, is definitely for you. and definitely affordable. trend of mediocrity m qutiLty- Vol. CXVl THE CRESCENT - THURSDAY. OCTORF.R 10, 2002 PA G E 1 0 SPORTS

The Knicks ended up losing the Finals series to the San Antonio Spurs in five game.s. Girls soccer has high hopes Ewing. an II-time All-Star holds a number of Knicks B r u i n s l o o k t o w a r d records, including leading scorer (22.8 points per game) and lead next week to gauge JONATHAN RFPI.FY ing rcbounder (10.4 rebounds growth and perform Sports Editor per game). He finished with ance in Northwest career totals of 24.815 points and 11,606 rebounds, and career Conference Centers of averages of 21 points, 9.8 ROBERT RLETSCHER rebounds, and 2.4 blocks per Staff Writer attention game. Without a doubt, the past Hakeem Olajuwon was week has been a lough one for Ta'o of the greatest centers absolutely dominant for the the George Fox Women's Soccer in the history of the NBA retired University of Houston even team. this year. though he had not played organ There is light at the end of Patrick Ewing and Hakeem ized ba.sketball before he got the tunnel, however, as the Olajuwon, retired this year after there. In college, he was known Bruins have a chance in the for his tenacity, fierce play under playing 17 and 18 years, respec upcoming week to take on teams AMANBA KEATON tively. the hoop, and willingness to of greater challenge. GOOCH: Kristin Gooch puts a move on a Linfield defender in a The two seven-footers were throw down at the drop of a hat. The Lady Bruins lost 2-0 t o home game on October 5. the two most dominant centers of Olajuwon was selected by the Pacific Lutheran Lutes 1 in NWC paly. The loss dropped teams in the league had quite a their era, and have to be included the Houston Rockets with the September 29, giving up goals on the Lady Bruins to 0-7. 0-5 in bit more time to prepare for the in conversations concerninglhc first pick of the 1984 NBA Draft, two penalty kicks, one in each NWC play. greatest centers of all time. which included future Hall of half. The Lady Bruips got off the Patrick Ewing came to the Earners Michael Jordan, John eight shots, but were not able to NBA out of Georgetown. where Stockton and Charles Barkley. fi r s t - y e a r b r i n g s put any in the net. head coach competition he dominated every facet of tlie He made an immediate Next up were the Linfield Andrer e w w I the Lady Bruins game. impact averaging 20.6 points and Wildcats, who posted a 6-0 win a s t h e y h o s t The hype on Ewing was so 11.9 rebounds per game as a Hetherington over the Lady Bruins on October has a positive W h i t w 0 r t h big that some conspiracy theo rookie. He teamed with 7-foot-4 5. outlook. "We University on rists still believe that the 1985 Ralph Sampson to fonn the The Lady Bruins then hosted are definitely -r O c t o b e r 1 2 and NBA Draft was rigged so Ewing "Twin Towers" in Houston. the Bearcats of Willamette improvingiiiiuiuviiit; in III I—J ; ;—i—\ W h i t m a n could be drafted by the New With Sampson averaging University on October 6. The organization,'JA major bright ^/"'^/^^V^University on Yo r k K i i i c k s . 22.1 points and 10.4 rebounds, the Lady Bruins in 2002 Bearcats won 3-2, in a game that passing and October 13. has been senior goalkeeper Coming out of college, the they became the first NBA duo took overtime and posted a tactical aware- "These are two future for Ewing seemed limit since Will Chamberlain and Cori Wulf. Wulf leads the record number of shots by iOth n e s s , " strong teams in less. In his rookie year he didn't NWC with an average of 10.4 Elgin Baylor of the 1970 "Los Willamette. Hetherington the conference," Angeles Lakers to each average The Lady Bruins had four saves per game, and is second disappoint, averaging 20 points, said. says nine rebounds and two blocks more than 20 points and 10 shots on goal in the overtime "You haveto^ in total saves with 52. ^^^etherington, "two rebounds. .1--. .... lough games ' ' ' per game, and took home the period, but could not convert. r e m e m b e r t h a t o u r which .Rookie of the Year trophy. Olajuwon continued to With the win, the Bearcats pre-season was cut short to only will test our character as much as I In New York. Ewing was impress throughout the 80 s and record moved to 9-1, including 5- five games, where as the other our skill and endurance." seen as the man that would put into the early 90's. Beginning in the Knicks in the upper echelon 1992-93 Olajuwon continued to of the NBA again. improve, taking himself and the The Knicks continued to Rockets to new levels of success. Bruin men depend on speed struggle, however, despite great Introducing a new line of Besser(Jr.) had 10 saves on the the most part we were able to do play in the middle from Ewing. spins, fadeaways and jump shots, Playing to strengths he became virtually unstoppable day and made a diving stop with that," said head coach Manfred They didn't have a winning sea and maintaining Linfield up 1-0 late in the second son until 1988-89, when they on offense while continuing to Tschan. "But after they scored intensity are goals for half. Besser could not control the their first goaf, we started to lose were 52-30. mature both on defense and as a ball, allowing the Wildcats to put some intensity and fall apart a lit Ewing, one of the few true team leader. rest of season in the rebound and eventually tle." centers in the NBA. finally led In the next four seasons he CORY MANDINA win 2-0. the Knickerbockers to the NBA The Bruins played a two- averaged 26.1, 27.3, 27.8 and Staff Writer Derek Dougherty(Jr.) did not Finals in 1994, the first year of 26.9 points per game. In 1993 he overtime thriller against After the first few games, the play for the Bruins due to the loss Michael Jordan's retirement. was NBA Defensive Player of Willamette University, Sunday George Fox Men's Soccer team Jordan's Chicago Bulls had the Year and runner-up for 'October 6. has allowed both sides of their Jesse Johnson scored both been the Knicks main stumbling league MVP. game show and endured both Bruin goals, the second with block come playoff time for four After beating Ewing and the ups and downs. Knicks in 1994. Olajuwon led only 1:27 left in regulation and years, and everybody saw this as In other words, the Bruins New York's chance to finally win t h e R o c k e t s b a c k t o t h e F i n a l s just 17 seconds after Willamette record (2-6-1, 1-3-1 in NWC) had scored a go-ahead goal, then another championship. again in 1995. where he disman only partially reflects the pro Hakeem Olajuwon and the tled Shaquille O'Neal and the the Bearcats and Bruins battled gression of the team thus far. Houston Rockets had other Orlando Magic, sweeping the through two overtime periods "Our biggest strength has for a 2-2 tie. series 4-0. Olajuwon and the thoughts, however. Olajuwon definitely been speed," said and the Rockets edged Ewing Rockets wouki not got back to Despite the Bruin men's midfielder/defender Jesse and the Knick.s 4-3 in the best of the Finals again. record, Rasmusscn points out a Rasmussen(Jr.), "Unfortunately, few bright spots for the team. seven series. Olajuwon dominat Olajuwon is a 12-timc Ail- we've struggled to stay compet Star and an all-defensive first- Dougherty has had some great e d i n t h e s c r i e s a n d t o o k h o m e itive in the second half of games the Final's MVP trophy. t e a m o r s e c o n d - t e a m s e l e c t i o n touches and has worked well this season and we tend to fall T h e F i n a l s w i n w a s a f o r m nine limes. He is the career together with Jesse Johnson(Sr.). apart a little bit. But if we play t)f revenge for Olajuwon, whos l e a d e r i n b l o c k e d . s h o t s w i t h Jason Kintner(So.) has been to our strength and stay fast the solid and Besser has been excel University of Houston team lost 3.830. He finished with career entire game, we'll do well and to Swing's Georgetown team in totals of 26,946 points and lent in the box." start winning more games." All in all, the team is .solid, the 1984 NCAA Final Four, 84- 13,748 rebounds, and career AMANDA KEATON By looking at the team's and even in the midst of their ^5. averages of 21.8 points, II.I record to this point, it is evident FOCUS: Craigh Luughland conccn- rebounds and 3.1 blocks per current struggles, the Bruins still Ewing and the Knicks got that the team has struggled, trates as he prepares to pass the ball look to compete in the back to the Finals only one more game. While the team has not been to an open teammate, Northwest Conference. time, in the strike shortened 1999 The two greatest centers of able to pull out as many wins as their generation, two of the As Ron Besser puts it ever so season. it would like, fourpf their losses of his grandfather. simply, the Bruin's success is just Unfortunately. Ewing tore NBA's 50 Greate.st Players, gone have come by one goal and two "Playing without Dougherty a matter of "scoring more goals his right Achilles tendon in game in the blink of an eye. losses by two goals. was definitely a struggle, but than the other team." A deep con : of the Eastern Conference Patrick Ewing and Hakeem One of those two goal losses regardless, we knew we'd have to cept that might take the Bruins F i n a l s a n d w a . s u n a b l e t o c o m Olajuwon. truly, the centers of occurred on October 5 against an be scrappy and work hard to beat Men's Soccer team back to the pete in the NBA Finals. attention. undefeated Linfield squad. Ron a team like the Wildcats, and for top once again.

ctober 10,2002 Issue JYV IX -^^SHSgPAY, OCTOBER 10,2002 PAGE 11 SPORTS ins come up short everyone that after their glory year of 2000, which ended with a 41-9 thumping of Notre Dame in EAIEiCiUmils the Fiesta Bowl, they are back to opponent ^--aptains Mindy Cotner(Sr.) and measnpRHY- cautiously Schultens up front, along with being the same old bottom feed The Genro c games in of the outside hitter Nicole Bostic(Jr.), ing Beavers of years past. Coming into the year, big team has beerfnl ^^"oyball L conL^ the victories in stridetaking their recent Wt,- against 7th ranked beginning. SCOTT miRKHAPT things were expected from their (Whitworth's)stating, abilities,"We respect but Taking another win in con Guest Columnist y o u n g B e a v e r Q B D e r e k ference pushed the GPU netters' Anderson, as well as the Beavers know record to 12-2 overall, 4-1 in experienced defense. While gamel:r:rn'trr'''^-S 5- \ve^ re thatcapable if of, we we play can beat like week p^.^rtr NWC, while Whitman dropped That Wacky Anderson impressed against rebounded nicely in 1,, any team in our conference." to 5-8 overall, 0-5 in NWC. lesser competition in games This same sublime attitude of constant energy and enthusi The next objective would be Pac-10 against Temple, UNLV and taking on the conference champs Division I-AA Eastern 21 30 14> f'®'" (30-28-30- asm throughout every game and Kentucky, he has struggled '•30-'4) in three-game sweens from a year ago, and current There is something ironic in a span of four days every point has permeated against Pac-10 foes. r—• v/i luur aays »u pviiiiwaii,.u leaders of the NWC, the about the fact that the speakers at Senior and co-cantain^lh.ii ^he entire Lady Bruins Whitworth Pirates, who were yet The Beavers defense, which ithe annual 70s dance pumped out came into the year receiving Schultensaliens mailed^^elly roster. Working from the top with to be beaten coming into the disco hits throughout EHS on praise for its speed and experi home 17 kms Saturday afternoon against Willamette, Friday. ence, has done the same. The thriller. For the first lime since defense impressed against early and followed up The Bruins that performance November 9,1976 the California non-conference opponents, but came into the match Golden Bears beat the with four blocks 'fired up and ready has struggled in its battles with Washington Huskies. The L.A. against Linfield to for action. Great Golden bears of UC-Berkeley lead the defensive Irallies progressed In the meantime, the Ducks beat the U-Dub 34-27 on continue to be flying high in charge. Fellow cap throughout the Saturday in front of the Husky their quest for their fifth confer tain Mindi Cotner match as both teams home crowd. The UW loss broke showed exactly why ence title in six years. Oregon (Sr.) joined in with a 17-gamc home-winning streak, continues to punis h weaker foes a c o m b i n e d 7 0 Ithey were con and handed the number 12 in preparation for what arc sure tenders for the con assists in the two 'Huskies their second loss of the to be some hard fought Pac-10 ference title. matches to set the 'young season. They also Io.st to battles later this season. A long battle table for her team [Michigan in their first game of The Ducks defense is cur mates. ensued throughout the season. the opening game, rently allowing 14.5 points per Combining for For Cal and Jeff Tedford, the game and sporting the sixteenth [coming to a final smell of succes.s is tinted with gr these wins brought .AMANDA KiZATON best defense in the nation. The the Bruins to an Angela Burright and Brandy Mailer go up for a block wh'f °h een and gold. Tedford, the for Ducks, normally known for their overall record of ^Sainst Whitman on October 4. wnitwoith. mer Duck offensive coordinator, offense, are showing their true The next two has turned an anemic Cal offense 11-2. 3-1 in inthe Northwest Coach Grant and his assistants, a colors this year on the other side games were controlled by the 'around using some of the same Conference, only a single game common thread has bonded an of the ball, Nick Aliotti has had Bruin women from the very start. schemes he used at Oregon. behind the conference leaders. inspired squad with an urgency to to rebuild a defense that lost both Showing their passion, intensity, The Golden Bears were 1-10 After taking the tough loss to starting comerbacks and has had play to full potential at all times. and desire to win. The Lady iJast season and were the laugh the 10th ranked UPS (Pugel This attitude was evident in Bruins to.ok charge of the match to platoon inexperienced defen ing stock of the Pac-10 confer Sound) squad, the effects have freshmait Haley Slapleton, who with a pair of wins, 30-19 and sive lineman. ence. Cal hired Tedford away The 7th ranked Ducks and been two-sided. Coach Steve said, "We are sticking with our 30-27. Going into the from Oregon before the Ducks their great young defense abused Grant reflected on the defeat, game plan, no matter who the fourth game, the George Fox ran over the University of Arizona last Saturday, 31-14, recalling that, "At the end of the opponent is." squad was given the chance to Colorado Buffaloes, 38-16 in the while allowing only 30 rushing match, there were feelings of Certainly, this fundamental send the Whitworth squad home Fiesta Bowl. That was the last yards. anger for what we nearly accom tactic of all-encompassing inten to Spokane with their first con game Tedford coached at The Ducks senior running plished and those feelings still sity has caught on. The George ference defeat of the season. Oregon. back Onterrio Smith had his fifth persist." Fox volleyball team will be ready Whitworth fought hard with The Golden Bears bolted consecutive 100-yard rushing On the other side of the coin, for any obstacle put before them their backs to the wall, however, out of the gate in 2002 with 70 game, with 145 yards and two an urgency to combat that regret - and they will do it as a team. and powered home the fourth points against Baylor in a 70-22 touchdowns on 28 carries. His ful feeling of having fallen just Having refocused their posi game, 30-15. This victory sent win. They followed up that big five consecutive 100-yard rush short has left the players with a tive energy and notching up the the match to a deciding fifth win with two more wins, includ ing games ties him with Bobby newfound confidence in knowing motivation factor, inspired play game to determine who would ing a 46-22 upset at Michigan Moore a.k.a. Ahmad Rashad for was sure to be an imminent wind up with the victor's crown exactly what they are capable of State. the Oregon record. observance to the lay spectator of for the day. doing. Having this experience Having tripled their win In other Pac-10 news, the could leave the Lady Bruins with the Bruins' weekend meetings. The Lady Bruins traded total from last year, Cal slipped 17th ranked WSU Cougars blows with the Pirates in the 15- just the antidote for dispelling the Match-ups on the 4th and and lost two straight. The losses edged out the 20th ranked USC demons of the past. 5th of October against Whitman point, rally format fifth game. In were both to ranked teams, 25th the end, Whitworth played great Trojans in a close game up in "We should have a healthy and Whitworth, respectively, left ranked Air Force and 17th Pullman with a 30-27 overtime inside and played great defense fire burning inside when we play ample opportunity for the Bruins ranked Washington State. win in an intense back and forth to get right back into the thick of on all accounts, pulling out the them (UPS) next time," says The Golden Beans arc defi battle. Grant. "There will be a sense of the NWC title hunt. fifth game by a 15-9 margin. nitely not to be overlooked. Both teams were coming off direction not to let a great oppor Bringing their "A" game to Falling ju.st short, the Bruins Perhaps they are not Pac-10 left Miller Court with a bitter big conference wins the week the court Friday night against the championship contenders, but it before against Cal and OSU tunity slip through our fingers." Whitman Missionaries, the Lady taste in their mouths, yet possess That was precisely the is still early in the season and respectively. The game pitted a notion that could bring GFU to Bruins were firing on all cylin ing the knowledge that they anything could happen at this highly publicized Washington the top of the hierarchy of the ders, taking down their opposi could go toc-to-toe with the #7 point. State offense against a less publi tion in three straight games (30- team in the country. They proved i n w h a t w a s a s h o c k t o NWC. cized, yet equally impressive, 15, 30-18, 30-27). Led by co- to everyone — and themselves — Possessing the same mode of .some, the Oregon Slate Beavers USC defense. fell to the Bruins of UCLA, 43- Kemp gave up .$15 million, how Washington State kicker Rodriguez. The next Mariano 35, in a game that was not as Drew Dunning kicked a 35-yard Rivera?... St. Louis Rams go 0-5 is he going to pay his child sup ramblinGS^ close as the score dictates. The field goal with 1:50 remaining in after .starting the last three years port?... How old is Rodney loss gave evidence to tho.sc OSU fON ATH AliLBIPLE^ 6-0. Who knew?... Will Grant Peetc? Really?... Do you really regulation and another 35-yardcr detractors who say that last year in overtime to win it for the Hill ever be healthy again?...Ls want to win the Hcisman?... Tom Sports Editor was not just an off year for the Cougars. "It's one of those things Brady. Jeff Garcia, Kurt Warner, Barry Bonds is the greatest posi Beavs. I've always wanted to do," tion player in major league histo Jay Fiedler and Rich Gannon all After a strong non-confer ...Is there anything drafted after the fourth round or Dunning said. ry?... Ken-yon Ranibo- the ence season, OSU has disap It is still too early to tell how ing than watching M.chae V.ck greatest name in football... Four not drafted. Todd Marinovich, Heath Shuler, Cade McNown, pointed their Saturday football the conference season is going to play QB?... Shaq o"t J words: Angels, Twins. Giants, fans the last two weeks with con December, drtesn t matter He Akili Smith, and Ryan Leaf all unfold this season. But one thing Cardinals... Madden NFL 2003 is secutive losses to conference is for sure, it is still anyone's con tereinAprH..,PT.-. ebes the greatest video game ever... drafted in th first round. You tell foes use and UCLA. OSU ference to claim and there arc a Did .loe Buck really sing "Head. me...Why has .soccer not yet over seems to be excusing thems e handful of teams that still have a Braves dynastyItv _ rer' ovc_^ with L caught on in America?... John > M a d d u x ? . . - Shoulders. Kneels and Toes" on Ives early from a possible run at Glavine or Stockton is the best PG ever... legitimate chance of hoisting the national television?... 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