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A & E /European style bread: not a half baked idea IA i i SNEAKER HUNT / Find the sneakers on paged JENTZ ADDRESS / A timely speech from the past / 7 Volume 106, Number 16 Hope College, Holland, Michigan Serving the Hope Community for 106 Years February 3,1993 Parking proposal approved unanimously by Congress Wagnermade a 15 minute presenta- by Scott Runyon tion briefing Congress on the num- editor-in-chief bers of permits sold and spaces available on campus for night and A revised parking proposal was daytime parking as well as percent- passed unanimously with two ab- ages of permits sold to freshmen, stentions by Student Congress last commuters and upperclassmen Thursday after an earlier version during the past seven years. passed the previous week was re- She reported that there are cur- called and discussed again. rently 755 spaces available to Stu- The move to rescind (reverse) dents not including 35 snow removal and reconsider the proposal that was spaces which cannot be used in the passed Jan. 21 was initiated by winter. Since 992 overnight permits Congress member Robin Wagner have been sold this semester (ex- ( '95) who is also head of the parking cluding commuters). 237 more committee that created the proposal. permits were sold than spaces She felt that the way the proposal available. was passed a week earlier left it Freshmen parking was also a incomplete, neglecting critical major issue for Wagner. This PR photo points. semester's statistics showed thai MANY STUDENTS will remember Dr. Jentz (1934-1993) for his selfless giving and She sent a letter to all Congress freshmen wouldn't get any permits the way he shared his life with his students. representatives explaining why the under the formerly passed proposal. parking issue needed to be She wanted a guarantee for freshmen reconsidered after it had already been to get some spaces. Art Jentz dies after thirtj passed. The proposal that is being sent to In the letter she wrote, "If this the administration for consideration years of service at Hope issue is not properly addressed by includes five points: Student Congress this year, it will I. Public Safety will evaluate only continue to frustrate the by Brian Paige accomplished man of letters. Dr. Jentz," Carol Simon recalled. campus parking to determine the incoming students and guest reporter Jentz's method of teaching went far Although the period of his number of realistically usable beyond the walls of the classroom. extended illness was a difficult time representatives." parking spots available to Hope Dr. Arthur Jentz, a long time Many students and friends will re- both for him and those around him, She didn't feel, though, that the students. faculty member and alumni of Hope member occasions in which he Simon felt that Dr. Jentz handled the proposal as originally passed was a II. The number of student parking College died on Monday morning, opened his home to them long after ordeal very well. bad one; rather, it was simply not permits sold shall be reduced to equal Feb. 1, shortly before 11 a.m., after the topics of his lectures have faded. "He was very open during the complete because they did not have the number of student parking spaces a several month long struggle with It was always characteristic of Dr. whole process and I found it an time to explain it during the meeting. on campus. cancer. He was 59. Jentz to take personal interest in his enriching thing to see him work his "The parking committee was not ID. The number of parking spaces Bom on January 1,1934 in Jersey students and friends. He could often way through a very difficult situa- allowed sufficient time to discuss sold to freshmen students shall not City, N J., the son of Arthur Sr. and be found around campus or actively tion," she said. the research and reasoning behind exceed 100. Edna Jentz, Dr. Jentz attended Hope engaged in debate or discussion with This optimistic, affirmative the proposal, and as a result, critical IV. The remainder of available where he graduated summa cum students and other faculty. attitude was certainly also points were left out," she wrote. campus parking permits shall be laude in 1956, then New Brunswick "For Professor Jentz the college characteristic of Dr. Jentz for those In addition, she discovered that distributed on a first-come first-serve Seminary to receive a B.D. in 1967, was his family and his life centered who knew him and reminded the 202 more permits than parking basis to students at or above and Columbia University where he around the college," remarked Carol College community of the closing spaces had been sold this semester sophomore status. received a Ph .D. in 1965. He returned Simon, assistant professor of lines from his 1983 commencement (up from 163 last semester). V. The cost of a campus parking to Hope College in 1962 to join the philosophy and colleague of Jentz's, address entitled, "Affirm Life." Bringing with her statistics re- permit shall be increased from $40/ religion faculty and then to become "Furthermore, the college showed "Affirm life in all that you are, cently gathered from Public Safety, year to $45/year, or $25/semester. chair of the philosophy department through a variety of ways that it was and through all the diverse talents in 1967. a family to him in the last year." and gifts which have been given to Comedian late, hut entertaining Before returning to Hope, he Hope College President John you. May you have the courage of man arrived—just as Murphy him- . served as pastor of the Woodlawn Jacobson echoes this sentiment. by Scott Eppinga faith, in hope, with love." (His full self would have dictated. Reformed Church in Brooklyn, NY "Hope College was his family," staff reporter address is printed on page seven of Forty minutes later than sched- , in 1959, and then First Reformed he said, "and for us his loss is like this issue.) Iowa: an acronym? uled (9:10 p.m.), John finally took Church in Guttenberg, NJ. from the loss of a family member." Hope now mourns the loss of a After a recent trip to this heartland the stage, and it didn't take long for 1960 to 1962. He was an ordained Simon remembers that before his man of great talent who laughed state, John Bowman was convinced students to relax and enjoy the show. minister in Reformed Church of illness, "no one could have been much, smiled often, and affirmed that I-O-W-A is really an acronym Bowman, a native Michigander, America. more supportive here in the life in all he was and did. for Idiots Out Wandering Around. is originally from a small town right To Dr. Jentz^s academic credit department. He was always warm Visitation will be today at Dykstra Bowman broke the ice in front of outside the major metropolis of are a book entitled Whitehead's and welcoming." Funeral Home, 29 E. 9th St. from 4 a Kletz full of students last Friday Howard City: namely, Peerson. He Philosophy: Primary Texts in Dia- Besides his interest in the Hope to 8 p.m. A funeral service will be with this brief comment about Iowa. currently resides in the small logue and a number of scholarly community. Dr. Jentz was also held tomorrow at 11 am. in Dimnent There was a slight delay for conservative town of Venice Beach, articles as well as active involvement involved in the multi-cultural Memorial Chapel, with committal Bowman's anticipated comedy act just outside Los Angeles. in the American Philosophical church. Crossroads Chapel following. Burial will be in the because of some misguiding Bowman has appeared on a Association, the American Academy Reformed Church in Holland and Pilgrim Home Cemetery. All classes directions that were given to him. number of television programs, as of Religion, The North American had a keen knowledge of music, will be cancelled Thursday morning When he didn't arrive for his well as on such shows as LA. Law Paul Tillich Society, and the especially Wagnerian opera, and the before 12:30 for the service. scheduled 8:30 p.m. show, SAC was and The Tonight Show. He is Michigan Academy of Science, Arts cinema. Brian Paige ('93) is a philoso- forced to end the evening as a failure. scheduled to host an MTV special. and Letters. "His love of music was one of the phy and English major at Hope who However, not more than five minutes Although he was an things which characterized professor was also a goodfriend of Dr. Jentz. after the show was called off Bow- See COMEDY page 8 Professors to present diverse topics at Winter Happenings NamiaNamia , jazia7z7 anHd thpe TVaDeaHd SeQaao Winter Happenin: g luncheon1 1 , ad. .- , . . tions for Judaism and Christianity. edited two others. Heisthecollege's son, will feature "The Creative Arts Scrolls will all be featured during mission to all events is free. Artist Delbert Michel—whose Peter C. and Emajean Cook Profes- Collective." A student jazz combo, Hope's annual Winter Happening, The three seminars, featuring work includes the 1992 Tulip Time sor of English. the group will present jazz classics which will be held on Sat., Feb. 6. presentations by members of the poster—will share his search for At 11:15 a.m., Stephen and traditional favorites. Among the events and activities Hope faculty, will be given artistic direction during "Style in Hemenway, accompanied by Hope Another highlight of the day will scheduled for the day are three concurrently at 10 a.m. The location Painting: A Matter of Personal Ex- students, will present bethemen's varsity basketball game seminars concerning contemporary of the seminars will be available the ploration." Michel, a professor of "Theaterholics: Dublin, London, against Kalamazoo College's var- topics, a lecture by 1992 state Pro- day of the event in the DeWitt Cul- art at Hope, will review the discov- New York." Hemenway will offer sity team in an MIAA league match- fessor of the Year Stephen tural Center. eries which continue to shape and predictions for theatre in the '90s, up in the Holland Civic Center at 3 Hemenway, a luncheon featuring Barry Bandstra, associate pro- reshape his direction as an artist/ and will discuss Dublin's thriving p.m. Halftime will feature the Hol- musical entertainment and a men's fessor of religion, will examine the painter. warehouse theatres, London's land OAK Gymnastics and Dance basketball game in the Holland Civic significance of the Dead Sea ScroUs C.S. Lewis' Namia: The Story- bargain West End extravaganzas and Studio. Centef. in 4The Dead Sea Scrolls: What's teller and His Stories" will explore New York's theatrical triumphs by A limited number of general The event is sponsored by the the Big Deal?" He will explore the the popularity and power of the recent Hope graduates. Hemenway admission game tickets are available college's Alumni Association, but controversy surrounding the ancient popular children's tales. Peter is a professor of English at Hope. for persons attending other Winter isopen to thegeneral public. Except texts, which were discovered in Schakel, the seminar's presenter, has The luncheon, which begins at' Happening events. for the basketball game and the 1947, and consider their implica- written two bodes on Lewis and 12:30 p.m. and costs $7.50 per per- —Hope College News Service Thinking Ahead NEWS OF INTEREST Stephanie Grier

MARYLAND You Get What You Pay For Thurgood Marshall, former Supreme Court Justice, died Sunday. January 25 of a heart attack at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Marshall argued The media is a ruthless, presidency. seemingly become more important the famous Brown v. Board of Education case in 1954 and was later heartless group of scavengers who Admittedly, many members of than just leaving well enough appointed to the Supreme Court. Marshall was viewed as a stalwart thrive upon the pain of others and the news media looked the other alone, and the private lives of our champion of civil rights. make small situations and events way as strange women went leaders and celebrities have much larger than they really are. traipsing up and down the back become just as important as their WASHINGTON The press has long since lost its steps of the White House. How- abilities or talent. President Clinton appeared to back down on his pledge to lift the ban initial purpose, which was simply ever, in the late 1980s, Gary However, it may be said that on homosexual military service. Facing strong opposition in both Con- to provide accurate information. It Hart's political career was all but the press isn't alone in taking this gress and in the military establishment. Clinton agreed to a six-month has moved toward a brand of destroyed after photographs of his watchdog role to an extreme. The delay in his decision. Separately, a Federal District Court in California sensationalism and bias that is dalliance with Donna Rice people of this nation have al- ruled that the ban is unconstitutional. appalling to its readers and an surfaced. lowed them to do so. and may embarrassment to the people of Why the swing? Some critics have even forced them into it. WASHINGTON this nation. (including this one) believe that It seems to be the people of Facing many varied and conflicting proposals over the issue of health- With statements like these, Bill Watergate is more than partially America who thirst for the low- care. President Clinton appointed his wife. Hillary Rodham Clinton, as Clinton was able to overcome the responsible for this shift in media down on everything related to the head of a health-care task force. Provided with an office in the White potentially disastrous Gennifer philosophy. Much of the informa- government and Hollywood. If we House's West Wing, Mrs. Clinton began work this week. Flowers embarrassment of last tion which eventually ended the didn't, why would television summer. As is evidenced by the Nixon presidency was unearthed shows like Primetime Live, 20120, BOSNIA tide of public opinion which has by two Washington Post reporters Hard Copy and A Current Affair Secretary of State Warren Christopher made statements this week long since turned against the and not by the authorities them- be so popular? Why would the indicating that a harsher stance may be taken toward the Serbian forces press. Many people agree with selves. print media retain any readership? operating in the former Yugoslavia. The Joint Chiefs of Staff have been Clinton's assessment of the media Bob Woodward and Carl It certainly seems as if the asked to draw up plans for possible military involvement President situation here in America. Bernstein cut through the haze of media is giving the citizenry what Clinton campaigned for a stronger military stance towards the Serbs. However, have any of them governmental secrecy in order to it wants. Perhaps President thought about why journalism is bring forth the truth, and in doing Clinton and the others who WASHINGTON the way it is? Clearly journalism so they established the media's assume his point of view need to President Clinton is poised to fulfill his campaign pledge of fiscal has evolved a great deal over the assumed role as "watchdog of the scrutinize the media less thor- stimulus. Officials report that Clinton is nearing completion of a stimulus past twenty years. In order to government." oughly and lay the blame where it package that would include 15 to 20 billion dollars in new spending for illustrate this evolution, all one Over time, the media has taken belongs—with the people who infrastructure as well as business tax breaks. must do is think back to the this role to an extreme. Unearthing consume what the press is Camelot days of the Kennedy incriminating information has offering. Hope has ties to Middle East of the deportees. Awaad said. "I Student Congress Minutes... by David Chamin think that the Israelis realize that the news editor TirHito deportations would not help the Tripoli dred parking permits for peace process...they are beginning by Eric D. Fielding Renewed international attention r>;nANON incoming freshmen, raise the per- to accept a solution." Bayrflt Student Congress secretary has recently focused on the Middle- mit fee to $45. limit the Two weeks ago. Israel acknowl- East. A month ago, Israel deported January 28,1993 number of permits sold to the num- edged that as many as fourteen of maslu 415 suspected members of the Pal- ber of parking spots the college those deported were cases of mis- estinian fundamentalist group Mv.^1 Financial Report has. and ask Public Safety to re- Hamas. taken identity, and allowed them to •There is $6,540.00 in the rollover evaluate what they call spots Hamas, an acronym for "Islamic return, along with those seriously . -WtHwa IHIXAKL account. There is $2,860.00 left in (e.g. snow removal spots should Resistance Movement", is pledged ill. PALES TIN the Student Activities budget. not be considered sellable spots). to wage a jihad, or "holy war", Beitello commented that this was isidel '.9t? against the Israeli state. Suspected "A good sign," and that perhaps a L AVIV-VAF Board of Trustee Reports New Business Hamas members were deported to solution was in the works. Yet, in a •Admissions and Student Life: dis- •The Appropriations Committee Southern Lebanon in response to recent poll, 91 percent of the Israeli cussed admissions policy. presented several revisions to the attacks against Israeli soldiers. The public is against allowing the Pales- •Business and Finance: discussed Appropriations Committee Char- Palestinians were deported without tinians to return to Israel. Privately tuition for the 1993/94 school year. ter. These revisions were discussed a hearing. however, among the Cabinet mem- •Academic Affairs: discussed the and tabled for further discussion at Unfortunately for the deportees, bers of the Rabin government, sen- eight professors up for tenure. the next meeting. Lebanon was unwilling to allow timent has grown for allowing the •.t. V*" •College Advancement: discussed •Discussion on a Student Informa- them official entry, and thus the deportees to return. Pressure for the fund-raising. tion Desk was tabled. deportees have been dependent upon repatriation of the deportees has in- the Red Cross for food and medical creased as international efforts are Palestinians believe the way to go is Committee Reports Constituent Reports attention. coming to bear in the United Nations. with Islam." Further complicating •Athletic: discussed Anne Irwin's Tabled Hope College has its own con- Secretary General Boutros- the issue is the fact that Hamas trip to the NCAA Convention. The nection to the Middle-East in two Butros Gali has called for a resolu- competes for Palestinian support women's golf schedule was Announcements Palestinian students, Nasir Beitello tion both condemning and imposing with the Palestinian Liberation changed. JV athletes cannot play •Greg Maybury will be invited to a and Hanan Awwad. Beitello, who sanctions on Israel if the deportees Organization. The P.L.O. more than ten games each season. future meeting to discuss the cam- has kept current with the actions in are not allowed to return. represented in negotiations with •Curriculum: reviewed some of the pus computer shortage. the region remains concerned with State Department officers have Israeli officials in the ongoing peace geology department's classes. •The revised Sexual Harassment the situation. been using "active diplomacy" in an talks being held in both Washington •Residential Life: discussed hous- Policy will be discussed at the next "This is very, very, big in the effort to avoid any embarrassment and Geneva. This forces the P.L.O. ing policy for those living in resi- meeting. Middle East." Beitello said, for the Clinton Administration. The to take a harsh stance in order not to dential facilities over breaks. expressing doubt that the new found issue is particularly delicate because lose face. Fagt oHtig WggK: solution would solve the situation. of the nature of Hamas. Completely Awaad mentioned that the current Old Business Joel Plantinga, Omar Postigo. "It is so complicated; I think it will opposed to the peace process, the deportation crisis gave new life to After amotion to rescind last week's Alison Schaap. Greg Sharp. Joanne be a while before there will be members of Hamas are more than Palestinian resistance, forcing the decision on the ad hoc VanGenderen. Robin Wagner and peace." willing to hold out for total and peace process to start all over. parking committee's parking pro- Mike Yantis represent Durfee. In response to Monday's an- unconditional repatriation. It is evident the Middle-East does posal. a new proposal was passed. Cottages. Phelps, Phelps, College nouncement that Israel would agree Beitello views Hamas as gaining not have an easy or quick conclu- This proposal will reserve one hun- East and Scott, respectively to the immediate repatriation of 100 in strength, "getting bigger—many sion to its problems. Writer/Enviromental activist uses humor and personal narrative in reading

the Cultural Affairs Committee. said. "It put the stories on a more Rodney" told the story of a mountains." In 1987 he settled in by Nicole Mueller Bass' appearance drew a large intimate level." Mississippi town abandoned by its the Yaak Valley region of northern r staff reporter audience, bringing in people from Bass writes with an earthy river, while "Schoteau" strung Montana, recording the experience ^ Hope College welcomed the Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids as realism, giving a straightforward together a series of vignettes in his book. Winter: Notes From writer/environmental activist Rick well as the Holland area. description of the nature around him. centering on the character of Galena Montana. i Bass to the Maas Auditorium, on The audience members Yet his stories are magical stories of Jim, an inhabitant of a remote town His life has always been f Wed., Jan. 27. Bass read two short responded well to Bass' work, a world unfamiliar to city dwellers, in Montana. intertwined with the environment. i stories, including "Schoteau" (from especially to his gentle good humor a world in which men leap from Born in Texas, Bass studied 'There's never a day in the woods his collection of short stories The which he displayed throughout the trucks to ride on moose and people geology at Utah State University. that is not a good day," Bass s^id. "I t % Watch and 'The History of Rodney." evening. hang "dream hoops" of bird feathers For seven years he woiked as an oil didn't'comeback tonature, because , The reading was sponsored by "I liked the personal narrative over their beds to capture and gas geologist in Mississippi, but Opus, Interdisciplinary Studies and voice he uses,"RasaHollender('93) nightmares. "The History of he found himself "missing the see WRITER page 8 t

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J BWfcuhJ W Editorial Radio station in the news ^t^THS: The Alternative 89.9 FM has worked hard to mtrna create a number of interesting and worth-while specialty shows to put on the air, in addition to their formatted alternative oriented shows. For this they should be commended, because these are the shows that Hope students are interested in and will cause them to tune in. These shows including a good deal of originality as well. For example, WTHS has recruited Rob Harrison . who does a talk show that deals with current, relevant issues. He is now planning to locate a nazi to talk with about his/her beliefs on the air. In addition, WTHS plays everything from jazz to classic rock to Christian rock to R & B. And there is always ^ Fema eenaoir KHfinrr aremw-tnip the ever-pleasing alternative music mainstay that has given WTHS their name. But don't forget, they also Letters to the editor broadcast the Hope basketball games and deliver news Dear Editor, and has nothing to do with "the dark on a nationally syndicated FOX which they receive over the fax each morning from a This letter is written in response side." He stated many times during television series? And then there's newswire service. to the letter by Feler Bose and the his show that what he does is enter- Bertice Berry who will have her The station, employing more than 60 staffers has student whose name was cut off tain. Craig relies on no evil to do his very own syndicated talk show on developed into a full-service radio station of entertainment (Jan. 27 issue). Since my first days tricks. He relies on (1) the fact that the FOX network. I can only en- and information that needs to be recognized. at Hope College, 1 have evidenced the hand is quicker than the eye, and courage all of you to attend SAC a quickness of some Christians to (2) causal inference. If you aren't events so you can say, "I saw them Students will remember that WTHS has been updating judge the lives and actions of oth- satisfied with the fact that it was here first." the station during the past couple of years to improve and ers. This has been frustrating in my illusion, then come talk to me and In addressing the rich Christian better serve their listening community. To do this they own walk of faith and I have found I' 11 tell you how the tricks were done. heritage of this school, I feel the have put together a solid program from 6 a.m. until 2 a.m. their quickness unappealing (as You see, it wasn't Craig's mind at founding fathers would be very each day so that people at Hope and in the Holland area can many others have). 1 do not want work... it was yours! The power of pleased with what they saw: a stu- tune in to their favorite shows. you to think I am not a Christian, Craig's show lies not in what he dent organization committed to pro- because I am. does, but the message which was viding the students of Hope College Also to their credit, they have done a phenomenal job The difference between you and dictated at the end of the show: "Use with quality entertainment. That's recruiting local advertising support from companies with me is that I take the time to get to your mind and do not take it for it—quality entertainment! No ifs, whom students are likely to do business. While this may learn as much as I can about granted. You have the power to ands or buts about it! not seem significant, ads bring business to the station and someone or something before I jump succeed." I'm sorry you missed it. As a Christian to a Christian, in essense save students money as it subsidizes the station's at their throat and condemn them (I The title Psychic/Magician obvi- leave the judgement up to God. Fur- don't really engage in throat- ously brought people to the event. (It thermore, find out all you can about budget which is otherwise paid for by the student activities jumping or condemnation...it,s a certainly was not the name Craig someone/something before you de- fee. figure of speech!) My point is this: Karges, at least for many of you.) It's liver criticism. If this letter has a WTHS has displayed a professionalism that has grown we all have planks in our eyes. If we an advertising gimmick. Craig ad- tinge of bitterness, I apologize. I just in integrity by leaps and bounds in recent years. At one didn't, we would not be human. vertises "Psychic" and people show get frustrated with people who have time, the radio station may have been something to make Secondly, do not speak of up; Craig advertises "I'm good with nothing better to do but sit back and fun of but any more it is recognized and respected for the someone/something you know little probability"...SO WHAT! criticize the hard work of others. If about. I am speaking of Craig Needless to say, SAC (an acro- you don't like something, join the excellence it exhibits. Karges. As Tom Hardy pointed out, nym for Social Activities Commit- organization and work to change Craig Karges is one of the most tee... not Satan's Activities Commit- things. Remember that change starts Corrections & Clarifications: respected people in campus enter- tee) does an excellent job in provid- from the inside out. So until you are tainment. Craig and his wife Char- ing you with top-notch campus en- ready to get involved... • The last "letter to the editor" of last week's (Jan. 27) issue titled "Bose lotte are the most Christian-valued tertainment. We bring you the stars supported" was cut at the end leaving off the last word and name of the people one could meet. I have a before they make it BIG. Take Respectively submitted, author. The last sentence should have read "I ask that SAC works for the great deal of admiration for both of Sinbad, for example. He was here good of the student, and to uphold the stated purpose of this school. them. not so long ago. How about ACME Brian L. Watkins ('93) Sincerely, Carl Schneider ('95)." The Anchor regrets this error and any What Craig does is not witchcraft Vocals, who will soon be appearing Student Leader inconveniences this may have caused. ^

Life In the Big City The Anchor staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Scott Runyon Jane VanOstenberg CAMPUS EDITOR Julie Blair. FEATURES EDITOR Dirk Joldersma & Heather Mumby NEWS EDITOR David Chamin ARTS EDITOR Mellissa Endsley SPORTS EDITOR Todd P. Jungling PHOTO AND GRAPHICS EDITOR Rich Blair "Did you know you could open this window and jump?" PRODUCTION EDITOR Libbie Freed —Toby Gruppen ('93) COPY EDITOR Polly Schuler PAGE DESIGNER Jay Bromberek A group of us were sitting around the Philadelphia semester, we fig- been particularly good. Maybe we BUSINESS MANAGER Robin Ebright in a room at the Holiday Inn— ured that it would simply be an ex- did sign the lease on our apartment AD REPRESENTATIVE Tara Stollenmaier Midtown during one of our first tension of Hope. But after experi- before we had a chance to check DISTRIBUTION MANAGER David Van Farowe nights in Philadelphia. There was a encing this past week we realize, everything we should have. (Eyeing AD DESIGNER Amy Seibert lull in the conversation and then almost as a slap in the face, that this four phone jacks on our apartment FACULTY ADVISOR Dennis Renner Toby Gruppen ('93) stated matter- is not Hope. This is the real world. visit does not mean that they all of-factly, "Did you know that you The real world doesn't have a safety work.) Maybe we spent a little more PHOTOGRAPHER: Katherine Vlasica could open this window and jump?" net. The real world is a risk. money on entertainment purposes At the moment, he was talking We are going to fail. Not all of us than we should have. Maybe strik- CARTOONIST: Doug Brown about the window in the hotel room on this program are going to succeed ing up a conversation with some and everyone thought it was kind of the first time out there. We're going strangers wasn't the smartest thing funny. But we soon realized that to make mistakes and no one is going in the world. These are decisions STAFF REPORTERS: Dan Acker, Jeremy Boersma, Deborah Davis, this statement meant more to us to be there to catch us. We'll have to we've made and maybe even en- Scott Epinga, Jenn Gavin, Richard Gephard, than it actually said. We came to pick ourselves up and move on, deal joyed at the time, but have to live Deborah Kramer, Nicole Mueller, Sarah Nyenhuis, realize that this statement was a with what life throws in our faces. with now. Kay K. Otto, Sarabeth Robie, Shannon Ruckert, theme for what the Philadelphia For instance, we all paid for one No one said it was going to be Denise H^ctpB^Tlft^gllenmaier, Jeff Walton, semester is all about. week's stay at the Holiday Inn, with easy and that everything would go Julie Through the opportunity to par- the goal of finding a home within as planned, but basically what it ticipate in this program, a window that time frame. We were forced to comes down to is that the two of us was opened to us. We took the make some quick decisions about believe that any Hope student The Anchor is ded through the plunge and jumped out of our safe where to live, who to live with and brought to a similar window and Hope College S ongress propnad mittee. Letters little world at Hope College with- how we were going to make it out of given the push out has all the poten- to the editor are e itations, those of out knowing what lay ahead or what Philly with some money in the end. tial to fly. Everyone of us has been 250 words or less ions addressed in the outcome would be. We could We had to take into consideration given the knowledge through our the editorial are s . Stories from the easily fail and end up splattered on that these decisions were going to education to know how to succeed. Hope College New Public Relations the sidewalk or we could discover affect every aspect of our lives for But it's each individual^ own de- Office. Subscriptions t for$18ayearor$10 that we have the ability to fly. the next three months. sires and determination that will a semester. We reserve reject any advertising. When contemplating going on Not all of these decisions have make them succccd. February 3,1993 Tha Anchor 3 A&E As I Was Saying Mellissa Endsley

Encounters with Earth angels Fried Green Tomatoes was to do my best to make them feel one of my very favorite movies good about the way they look." ever. I think that it may be We then talked about how because of one of the lines in the looking nice was important to so movie that I remember vividly. many people's self esteem and The line that I am referring to how she was happy to help these was said by a lady in the movie people. named Idgy Threadgood. She "I know how self-conscious I said it to the son of her best feel on a simple bad hair day," friend Ruth in the movie. "You my hairstylist went on." I can't know, there are angels even imagine having to deal with masquerading as people here on that every day, so I try to do what earth, and your mother is one of I can." them," Threadgood said. I told her that I thought she It has stuck with me because I was a very special and caring know it is the truth. There are person right after she said that. angels on earth, and oftentimes This is also when I remembered they go through life with the quote from Fried Green invisible wings. They often bring Tomatoes. love, faith and joy to places and I went on and told her that she to people who will never know should be proud of herself ^/7c/?or photo by Rich Blair whom to thank for these gifts. because there are a lot of people BRANDIE BENEDICT ('94) AND JEN GILMORE ('94) rock the airwaves on WTHS. For instance, recently I was who can't do that sort of thing getting my hair cut in Holland because they get depressed. and I got talking with my stylist. "Oh, I did some volunteer Special radio shows We were having the basic "so- work in a hospital before and I you're-a-freshman-here-at-Hope- got a little depressed," she College-how-do-ya-like-it?" replied, "but doing hair is conversation and I began telling different. It's not even like work grace WTHS line-up her that I was a writer for The because I really enjoy it." Russell Nelson ('96), Dan Acker Anchor staff and about how I These are the kind of people I by Mellissa Endsley ('95). Starting at 10 p.m. is their wanted to be a journalist. think of when I think of angels ('96) and Kevin Dahlman ('96). show entitled "Fossil Rock: Can You arts & entertainment editor I started to tell her about how on earth. These are the people I Special Sunday evening shows begin dig It?" They play music from the I had to go here and there later look up to; the people who know WTHS has a great new line-up of at 10 p.m. with Chris Cole ('92) and late '50s till the early '80s and they that day and interview people for what they can do to help others. special shows for the second Brett Vanderkamp ('94) doing a will play any requests that fall into one of my stories. And then she To me, an angel is someone who semester. On the air seven days a show called Alternative Archives their theme. told me what she was doing later realizes what they can do to week from 6 a.m. until 2 a.m., the thatexplores the roots of Alternative Wednesday: There are no special that afternoon. brighten the world and then does station brings all sorts of music and Music. Finally, Trent Wakenight shows scheduled on Wednesdays. "Oh, I have to go over to it without expectations. talk shows to 100,000 listeners in ('93) and Susan Adkins ('96) kick However, it's still a great day to Holland Hospital," she told me. I And so this one is for Donna, the Holland community. Here are off the midnight hour with a jazz tune in so you can groove to all the asked her why and she told me hair styling artist extraordinaire. some of the shows to listen for show. kickin' formatted tunes. that she goes over to the hospital May you fly high above the earth Sunday: The day begins with Monday: Special evening shows Thursday: Tune in for Carolyn one Saturday every month and and far from the rain. May all Spanish shows from 6 a.m. to 10 feature Rick Sichler ('92) and Rob Manta's ('96) Grateful Dead show does the hair of cancer patients. people follow your lead and do a.m. and then goes into a sports talk DeVries ('95) who describe their from 10p.m. until 12 p.m. Then stay "A lot of them are losing their what they do best for those who show with Jason DeVries ('94) and rap and R&B show as "a sickness." tuned in for Matt Thompson ('94) hair," she explained, "and so I try cannot do for themselves. RandyKooistra('93). At 10:30 a.m., Their show is called "R&R" and and Ryan Hartt ('96) doin' the after- big bad Rob Harrison ('96) takes the they play requests as well as hand- hours jazz thing. mike and talks about topics of picked rap and R&B tunes. Friday: Kick off the first weekend No mortf wimpy bread national concern. The next six hours Tuesday: Features include a evening at 10 p.m. with heavy metal are jam-packed with Christian music classic rock show with Dawn cems about food additives and their by Richard Blair and DJs Dave VanFarowe ('96), Murdock ('94) and Melanie Myers See WTHS page 8 effect on heath. One series of com- staff reporter pounds under scrutiny are bromates. Tired of wimpy store bread that Flour is bromated to help preserve Harold Shea is back after 38 years dissolves on contact with your it. Bromated flour is also respon- by R.G. Blair favorite sandwich spread? If you sible for the unique texture of mix BOOK REVIEW book reviewer like bread with substance then The cakes. Compleat Enchanter, which was not mythical China, Don Quixote's Great Bread Factory is for you. There is no bromated flour in The Enchanter Reborn altogether complete. The Complete Spain and theAeneid. The stories are The Great Bread Factory, located bread at The Great Bread Factory, L.Sprague de Camp Compleat Enchanter, published in each fine on their own, but they do at 32nd avenue and Lincoln, opened They don't add preservatives to any and Christopher Stasheff 1989, represented the sum of all of not flow together. It seemed that last October. Co-owners Don and of the bread they make. Baen Fantasy the Shea stories to date. there was a lack of communication Karen VanGorder But who cares if $4.99 De Camp masterfully combines between the authors. No common have been experienc- it is healthy? Does it knowledge of literature with humor theme was explored through the sto- ing such a steady 'It's sickening to taste good? The L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher to produce tales that are fun and ries. Each author also treats Shea in stream of business think about the answer is a Pratt introduced the world to Harold interesting. a different way and the reader is that they plan to open resounding "yes." Shea, an assistant professor of psy- After 38 years de Camp has fi- given the impression that Shea is another store in the stuff that is put The bread's chewy chology who used a theory of delu- nally written an- schizophrenic. Dutch Village. into what we texture and fine sions to obtain a remarkable effect. other Shea story. The most frustrating The store features eat." flavor makes it a He was involved in work that The Enchanter Re- story was the Don a wide variety of fresh treat. The cinnamon tried to explain the delusional mind born is a collection —Don Quixote story. It would breads baked in the swirl bread is through symbolic logic. The key to of Shea stories with have been great if an European Style. VanGorder especially good, so the stories is the fact that Shea, and one written by de enemy figure was not European style bread loaded with cinna- later his co-workers, used symbolic Camp, Sir Harold introduced. But the ap- has a hard crust on it mon that a loaf left in logic to draw himself into different and the Gnome pearance of this charac- and lasts quite a while without a room soon fills it with the sweet worlds. Shea uses this technique to King, ter serves to thoroughly preservatives. smell of the spice. travel to the worids of literature. Christopher confuse the reader. It is this lack of preservatives on But wail, there's more. The Great Shea's first experiment took him Stasheff, author of This lack of continu- which co-owner Don VanGorder Bread Factory also features a variety to the world of Norse mythology The Warlock in i ity is sad, because the prides himself. of other baked goods, from pasta to where he soon learned that the Spite of Himself and talent was there to pro- "Just look at what they put into pastries. physical laws of our world did not its sequels, also f duce a work of outstand- this," said VanGorder holding up a The store's spacious front also apply in that world. writes two stories in t ; ing character. It would loaf of bread bought from a local has an eating area that has a view of De Camp and Pratt first wrote this collection. His be better for the super-market. the kitchen. The Roaring Trumpet, and The style is very close to ; uninitiated to find a copy The label proclaimed a list of The VanGorders also supply res- Mathematics of Magic, which ap- de Camp's. of The Complete preservatives that were add&i to taurants such as the Sandpiper and peared in the May and June, 1941 Also joining the effort are Holly Compleat Enchanter and read the prolong the shelf life of the bread. the Queen's Mill Inn with their bread. issues of Unknown. These stories Lisle and John Maddox Roberts. old de Camp and Pratt stories. "It's sickening to think about the For a great loaf of bread, a tempt- were collected in The Incompleat Their characterizations of Shea and De Camp's story, however, is stuff that is put into what we eat," ing desert, or a delicious lunch, the Enchanter in 1941. Later stories, his friends are different from de well written and the dyed-in-the- said VanGorder. Great Bread Factory is the place of along with those in The Incompleat Camp's and Stasheffs approach. wool Shea fan will find the price of Indeed, there are growing con- choice. Enchanter, were collected in The In the collection Shea visits Oz, the book minimal for this gem. 4 The Anchor Februrary 3,1993 GET READY FOR PEPSI, PISTONS AND PHELPS!

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< Pepsi baseball caps 9 Sponsored by sunglasses > Creative Dining Services beach towels * t February 3,1993 The Anchor S i • — GPORTS Sidelines Todd P. Jungling Dutchmen fall at Calvin k by Todd P. Jungling Super Sunday — oh what a day! sports editor Super Sunday—it's a day and nights...he just keeps me Here'saquestion to ponder: What when men act like boys, a day going." Well said, Dennis. sporting event would preempt when doctors, lawyers, carpen- Before I knew it, it was 5 NBC's Seinfeld in prime time on a ters, carpet-layers, engineers, p.m.—just one hour and 18 Wednesday evening? The United ministers and accountants (yes, minutes until the opening States Tennis Open? Probably not. even these crazy species) drift kickoff. At this stage I had two The Master's Golf Championship? back into their childhood and options. I could (a) continue to I doubt it. Hope versus Calvin in obnoxiously root for the team vegetate in front of the television Division III College basketball? You they think will wind up victori- set watching more pregame stuff, got it! ous in the biggest football game or (b) get some sustenance so I Though neither team was of the year—the Super Bowl. could be rejuvenated for the undefeated in conference play going This Super Sunday had opening kickoff. into Wednesday night's contest at something for everyone. First, Coerced, I selected option (b) Knollcrest Fieldhouse, on the cam- let me take you to the tennis ' and went out for dinner with two pus of Calvin College, the anticipa- venue Down Under, the Austra- of my housemates. Scarfing tion and excitement still spoke vol- lian Open. As the clock struck down the salad, chicken wings umes for this Division III rivalry. midnight and Super Sunday was and chocolate mousse (We ate at Hope stayedclose throughout the officially here, American tennis Ponderosa; can't you tell?) we ^ game, but the Calvin Knights proved sensation Jim Courier was made it back to our cottage with to be too strong for too long. Riding destroying Stefan Edberg in the about two minutes left in the first the hot hand of senior center Steve finals of the first leg of the quarter—the Cowboys were Honderd (28 points), Calvin was Grand Slam (6-2,6-1,2-6,7-5). leading by the score of 14-7. able to defeat the Flying Dutchmen Excited yet? I thought you might Within the next five minutes I by the score of 89-72. be. To the chagrin of many saw two Michael Jordan com- Building a 63-50 lead early in the girlfriends and wives throughout mercials, a Shaq commercial second half, it looked as if the this great land of ours, the (Reebok), a Miller Genuine Draft Knights were going to seal the game excitement had only just begun. commercial, a Lay's Potato Chip away. But Hope had other ideas. As nighttime turned to commercial and a Lee Jeans Brad Duistermars ('95) responded daytime and breakfast soon gave commercial. with a three-pointer from the way to lunch, it was time for For those of you who may be baseline that cut the lead to 10. Then more sports—this time basket- interested, a 30-second commer- Steve Hendrickson ('93) went coast ball. While the Los Angeles cial during the Super Bowl costs to coast with a driving lay-up that Lakers were defeating the a cool $850,000 (according to cut the lead to eight. Boston Celtics on NBC in one of USA Today)—a pretty hefty sum, Then after four consecutive the greatest rivalries of all time, wouldn't you say? points by Calvin, Pete Baer ('95) ^nc/)or file photo l Michigan was battling Iowa in a With the Cowboys leading 31- was hammered by Honderd as he HOPE VS. CALVIN basketball game spectators. key Big Ten match-up on CBS. 10 late in the fourth quarter, the went up for a lay-up—but the refs f It was the first game at Carver- only suspense that remained was whistled the foul on someone else— Honderd ofCalvin and Duistermars ' Hawkeye Arena since the Chris who was going to win the Bud yeah right! (That would have been convert clutch free-throws down the stretch that finally put the game out of Hope. Street tragedy. In this game I Bowl. Would it be Budweiser or and should have been four fouls on {} of reach. The final score showed Notebook: Tonight the Flying didn't really care who won. If Bud Light? Unfortunately, not Honderd.) Dutchmen hope to avenge their loss 1 Michigan won, great! I love the even that game proved to be Hope was able to put further dents Calvin victorious at 89-72. at the hands of Calvin as they renew ^ Wolverines. But I actually found exciting. Budweiser was leading into the lead, cutting it to six points Duistermars and Hendrickson their rivalry in the Holland Civic myself rooting for Iowa. (Iowa 35-7 after three quarters. with a little over six minutes to go in each played superbly. Duistermars Center. Those planning to attendthe ? did indeed defeat Michigan 88- This Super Sunday truly was a the game. The scoreboard showed finished with 20 points, while game should get there early.^See i 80 on this Sunday afternoon.) As remarkable day. It was a day in Calvin on top at this point, 67-61. Hendrickson tallied 24. The FMB most valuable player went to you to-'knight.'" the final horn sounded and I saw which the Dallas Cowboys However, Calvin was able to the Iowa players celebrating reaped their reward resulting with the Street family, I had from hard work and patience. It goosebumps running up and was a day in which Jim Courier Lady Dutch beaten at buzzer down my spine. What a bitter- kept strong his hold on the #1 ways seems to hit a buzzer-beater. throws. Then Jamie Crooks ('93) sweet feeling the victory must tennis ranking. It was a day the by Todd P. Jungling The game was tied 66 to 66...that scored a deuce. The Calvin lead was have been for the state of Iowa. state of Iowa and all of basketball sports editor was problem right there—just too sliced and diced to 63-62! My thoughts and prayers are still will not soon forget. many sixes. And then look at the After a Calvin charity throw. with you guys. Well, another Super Sunday Guten Nacht. Bon Soir. Buenos nine in 69. It's just a six turned Crooks scored two more. The game As the game ended and I has come and gone. But before noches. Whether it's German, upside down. Funny how that works, was tied at 64. After two successful began flipping through the ending this article I would just French or Spanish the translation is isn't it? Calvin free throws, Kristin Carlson channels I stopped the remote on like to take a moment arid say the same: Good night—or should I At the outset of the game it looked ('95) scored on a gorgeous interior V some golf on ABC, the Phoenix "thanks" to Bob Costas for his say Good Knight—or perhaps after as if the Lady Knights were going to pass from Crooks. Once again the Open. Next was the Seniors awesome work on NFL Live. I * witnessing what transpired in the lambaste the Lady Dutch. Utilizing score was tied—66 to 66. Skins game. And you didn't will never forget how, upon final seconds last Tuesday night, at their height and strength to their What transpired next is not worth think it could get any more coming home from church every the Holland Civic Center, "Good advantage, Calvin was able to race repeating. Let's just say that Calvin exciting, did you? Sunday morning, I would be able night Irene" seems more appropri- to a 13 point lead midway through lucked yet another one out. Next, I came across some to tune into NBC's NFL Live and ate. the first half. Hope was able to man- The Lady Dutch played well. In Super Bowl pregame be able to watch and listen to him Granted, the Calvin Lady Knights age only three points during the first fact, they played well enough to programming. Dennis Byrd (the sing the accolades of the best were good...but they were also lucky. eight minutes of the game. win. The numbers (sixes) just New York Jet who was football team the NFL has ever With the game knotted at 66, and But then Hope got things click- weren't cooperating. paralyzed a little over ten weeks seen—the Pittsburgh Steelers. I with time expiring, Calvin's Cheryl ing. Trailing by the score of 32-28 at ago) was being interviewed. know, the Cowboys are the Essenburg made a desperation three- half-time, the Lady Dutch reeled off Notebook: Last Saturday the Lady This was Byrd's first one-on-one champs this year, but just pointer at the buzzer that gave the the first 12 points to open the second Dutch dropped to 2-5 in the MIAA, interview since the accident. remember...the Steelers have Knights a 69-66 victory over the half, six of which came on three- losing to the defending national What Dennis Byrd said in this four rings! Hope College Lady Dutch last pointers by Katie Kowalczyk ('93). champion Alma Scots (6-1) by the short little interview was a real PS: In case you care: the Tuesday night at the Holland Civic The lead changed hands several score of 72-56. For the third time eye-opener. Among other things, Cowboys beat the Bills 52-17 Center. times late in the second half. Calvin this year, Katie Kowalczyk tied a he said this: "It is Jesus Christ and Budweiser beat Bud Light Sound familiar? It's all too fa- held a 63-58 advantage with about Hope record with five three-point- who gets me through my days 35-31. A miliar for Hope fans. Whether it's four minutes left in the game. Vonda ers. She finished with 17 points in the men or the women, Calvin al- Evers ('95) then converted two free all. ( r MEN'S BASKETBALL: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Basketball standings thru Feb. 1 Swimming: i Wed. Feb. 3,8 pjn. Sat. Feb. 6,3 p.m. MEN w L WOMEN W L WOMEN * Calvin * at Kalamazoo Hope 140, Alma 89 Alma 6 1 Sat. Feb. 6, 3 p.m. Calvin 6 i 5-0 Overall Calvin 6 1 • Kalamazoo Kalamazoo 6 i 4-0 MIAA \ Albion 5 2 Adiran 5 1 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING: Alma . 3 4 Albion 3 4 MEN Fri. Feb. 5,6 p.m. Hope 3 4 Hope 2 5 ( at Wheaton, 111. Hope 131, Alma 82 Kalamazoo 2 5 Olivet 1 6 4-0 Overall t SaL Feb. 6,1 p.m. . = MIAA opponent Adrian 0 6 Olivet 0 7 • Albion 3-0 MIAA f

6 The Anchor Februarys, 1993 .t T Affirm Life* Hope commencement address f\ May 8, 1983 by Dr. Arthur Jentz President Van Wylen, Chairman be a good corporate manager? Do taking them up into new modes of < Eimicke, members of the Board of you have a love for the people and artistic, scientific and philosophic Trustees, faculty colleagues, mem- culture of a different country and activity. To do this is to affirm life •» bers of the graduating class, your civilization? Do you have a passion beyond the settled patterns of though > parents, relatives, and friends, and for the Christian mission? Has your and culture. distinguished guests: intellectual intensity become fo- But what power is it that makes I want to thank you, the members cused in the sciences? Do you want possible all these things? How can it of the graduating class, who through to help heal the sick? Do you have a be that we are drawn out of our past your representatives selected me to love to educate children, intellectu- to know ourselves more fully? By be your commencement speaker. ally and emotionally? Do you have what power do we come to accept Thanks very much for this honor. a vision of the heights and depths of ourselves and unite with others in 1 had planned a four-hour speech, human existence which craves ex- openness and love? with adiscussion following, wherein pression in the arts? In philosophy? By what power is truth revealed I would have distinguished forty- In theology? and beings known? By what power ft seven senses in which the term, If this has been your learning, do words occasion poetic vision? "life," might be said to be 'affirmed' you have learned well. By what power do facts constitute * \ according to the rules of ordinary But what does it take to shape, evidence? By what power is perfec- » language, these in turn to be rejected inform, and inspire us? tion seen in geometric symmetry? in favor of a private language theory. It is often said that a liberal arts By what power does beauty shine Sensing the immediate appeal this college affords its students a "well- forth in sound and shape and graceful ir topic would have for you seniors, rounded" education. I certainly hope motion? By what power is that di- •f not to mention your parents and this has not been your experience. vine "giving" which theologians call relatives, I almost went through with To some extent, this may have "grace" conveyed in the motion of a l* it. But then I thought of my col- happened to you. To have spent dance or in the sound of a musical > leagues, fated together with me to such a great deal of lime sitting in phrase? endure yearly commencement ad- classes may have resulted in a cer- By what power do we gain the dresses, engaged with me in a tain anatomical roundness. A "well- courage to affirm life in the face of common suffering. Compassion for rounded" education may inform you, anxiety, guilt, meaningless, and de- them constrains me to deliver what but it is unlikely to give you style or spair? it they most yearn for: a br/ef address. shape (with the one exception just Surely such a power is wonder- Now that I have made that promise, named), and it certainly will not ful: and what is more wonderful still take comfort as I begin. inspire you. is that this power is evident to us in PR photo As you seniors would know, In large measure, a college cur- everyday life. For the anxious dfl SAFELY HARNESSED: Lisa Ebersole ('94) Is part of a college students and alumni have a riculum consists of an assortment of take courage, we are accepted, there research team seeking to understand why elderly fall. way of saying, "I learned a lot more game plans, complete with rules, is a perfection symmetry, there is in dormitory discussions and in re- penalties, and rewards. We become grace in sound and in motion, in lationships with my friends than I more or less skilled in these games love and in the grace of truth in did in the classroom." I certainly once we become initiated into them. v Research explores knowledge. In our limitations and in hope this is true for you. My faculty These games have names: chemistry, our anxiety these presences are colleagues and I, having evaluated philosophy, mathematics, history, sometimes hidden from us. But to your academic work for four years, theology. They are called acknowledge them in their appear- • why elderly fall certainly hope that you have learned "disciplines." To play them well is ing is, wittingly or unwittingly, to Hoping to understand why eld- to the study of human motion the more than this evidence provides! to become certified as a team player. acknowledge the power of God, erly fall, researchers at Hope College same approaches currently used in And, after all, hew good, really, is But to be nothing more than a whereby our being is sustained and are developing experiments that ex- evaluating inanimate objects, ac- even a grade of A? team player is ultimately to become created anew. It is the power to plore the problem from an engi- cording to James van Putten Jr., But what have you learned out- a traditionalist. In playing the game, affirm life in all its dimensions. neering perspective. professor of physics. side of class? Have you gained a one runs the risk of not knowing— Members of the graduating class: The work began this fall in the Almost all systems are computer deeper knowledge of yourself and or of forgetting—what the game is college's new biomechanics modelled—mathematically mod- other people? Have you been in- about or what it isfor. It is only when in the joyous splendor of this occa- research laboratory, the only one of elled. And there's only one proto- spired to become someone you have we are personally addressed, sion, my colleagues and I express to its kind in western Michigan, and type," van Putten said. "We're try- not yet succeeded in being? Have grasped in the course of our playing you our fondest affection. Affirm has received support through a three- ing to make measurements that en- you found yourself to enabled to and doing that we are inspired to life in all that you are, and through year, $166,635 grant from The able us to develop a predictive theory love others in mutual openness and creative height and depth and make all the diverse talents and gifts which Whitaker Foundation of about how the human body will acceptance? the playing our own. Thus only can have been given to you. May you Mechanicsburg, Pa. The grant is function. Have you developed a passion we go beyond traditional and have the courage of faith, in hope, providing equipment, financing The research, he noted, is for anything? Do you really want to conventional modes of thought. with love. other expenses, and supporting breaking new ground, ll has not faculty and student researchers. been done yet in terms of under- CLASSIFIEDS The Whitaker Foundation is a standing the human body," van SEND YOUR SWEETHEART A private foundation with grant pro- Putten said. "Very little data is GEORGE(#2): I love you, I am Hey Downstairs: Want a graham grams that primarily support bio- currently available that can be used VALENTINE IN NEXT WEEK'S proud of you! You are a great per- cracker? Or maybe some cornflakes? medical engineering. for developing a model. ANCHOR Hope's own personal son! Thanx for being a very great —D. & L., with much amusement. Although the project has only According to the 1984 publica- section for you and your honey, or friend!! —George(# I) recently started, director Carl tion 'The Injury Fact Book," each the student you've been scoping in Luchies hopes the research will year nearly one third of all com- Phelps— yeah the one you've been ARTHUR VICTOR PAINTING someday help reduce fall-related munity dwelling persons age 75 or dreaming about. Only $0.25, just JANE: I miss you, I have free time INC. is recruiting branch managers injuries among older adults. older fall, and more than five per- drop off your, 25 word or less, now? See ya soon! How's the East for summer '93. Experience help- If we can understand the causes cent of those who fall experience Valentine with your Quarter in the Coast treatin' ya Babe?! Remember ful, but not necessary; complete it of falls among the elderly, then fractures. In addition, people age 65 ANCHOR office by Sunday (Feb. 7) don' t harass anyone out there, they' 11 training and sealed support. High elderly who are at risk of falling can or older sustain 84 percent of all hip in DeWitt. shoot ya!— Your Sidekick income potential, call 1-800-775- j be identified and therapies can be fractures. Such fractures, which oc- 4745. introduced to reduce that risk before cur mainly as a consequence of a they ever fall," said Luchies, an fall, result in the largest number of MARIO—The Penguins maybe be GARLIC SISTERS: Irish eyes a ^ - assistant professor of engineering. hospital admissions of all injuries. winning, but the Devils are the best!! smilin'! Promise I'll dress a la DAPHNELLE: Bagawk!!! Heh heh ^ He also noted that the human According to Luchies, although shamrocknexttime...NICE!!! Hope heh— Love you, aFeathefed Friend. *i equation is centrally important to — Love, Terrari. age does cause bone weakness, New Jersey man, California Dude ji the mathematically-based effort. studies have also found that a young and Mr. Pecs, recover... Love you | ^ 'The fact that our work will help person's fall generates more than HAVE A GREAT DAY, PAR- two! —O'Blair. MARTHA: Where's the worm pa- humankind really means a lot," he enough energy to break bones—10 TICLE 60'S WOMAN! LOVE, trol when you need it?? I miss you! ' said. "If we can prevent a few people times more than would be suffi- ... still going ... — Geraldine f from getting hurt—having to go MEGAN cient—yet such breaks are less GIVE BLOOD: TODAY ONLY! ^ through the pain and agony of a hip common. 11 am - 4:45 pm in Maas Audito- W fracture, for example—that would The Hope study is testing younger FLEX FITNESS CENTER: Part rium. SAVE A LIFE!!! — Spon- DAN: I think you are awesome! & be the biggest payoff that we could and older adults, and will compare Thanx for making me dinner all the * receive. time help needed. 8-12 hours per sored by Alpha Phi Omega. their responses to controlled situa- time! —Tara (p.s. Brittany says hi, Eventually, the information can tions that could lead to imbalance or week. Duties include: customer ser- and she can't wait to see you! He- 'x, J*t be used to create mathematical a fall. vice, fitness program assistance, BIG K.: Hope we can try running he!) models that can apply to a variety of To assure that the process yields general facility upkeep. Knowledge the track next time instead of walk- 9 situations and disciplines, ranging no actual injuries, restraining har- of weighttraining helpful. Ideal for / from falls among the elderly, to ing. Perhaps the wool kept us from nesses and other precautions guard female. All inquiries accepted. Ap- BLUE STREAK: Happy 22! You . ^ sports medicine, to the design of the participants' physical well-be- keeping up with the health die class, ply in person at 472 Century Lane, arc the greatest housemate ever, xoxo |y products with a human interface, ing. heh? Love you, silly goose. —Nike, Holland MI 49424. No phone calls —Your Steamrolled Housemates i r ^ ^/The modeling technique extends —Hope College news service please. Ask for Andy. goddess of speed. r1- * February 3,1993 The Anchor 7 Winter Fantasia Comedy- Writer Sat. Feb. 20 7:00 c Continuedfrom page 1 Continued from page 2 , beginning March 26 at 7 and 11 I've never left it." Tickets on sale now in Dewitt Lounge You still have time p.m., entitled Kamikaze. Consequently, Bass evidences a deep concern for the future of the ^ o to enter but there are After Bowman' s smooth on-stage recovery in defense of his tardiness, wildemess. He began his reading WINTER FANTASIA the audience held no grudges. At with a plea for letters written in Only 25 times Bowman brought not only support of wildemess preservation. TUXEDO SPECIAL N himself to tears, but the whole au- "The wildemess is filled with an more days dience as well. As a result of his amazing diversity of life...that must ' $0000 witty and energetic style he managed be preserved," Bass said. > until the to cause such laughter that people Currently, Bass finds himself T left with aching sides. writing more non-fiction in answer t Bowman actively engaged the to the escalating crisis of the . Anchor audience throughout his perfor- environment. "The forest industry ^ mance. At one point he spoke about is stealing public lands and the ' E photo contest his sensitivity as a male. He asked wildlife...doesn't have any space one student, on a scale of one to five, anymore." He spends much of his ^ deadline. how sensitive he gauged himself. time working to preserve wildemess Shoes $5.00 Some The student, after some deliberation, areas such as the Yaak Valley, as ' restrictions S answered "3.5." After hearing this well as teaching conferences and , apply. Bowman went into the audience for seminars at various colleges. 12 W. Eighth St. Expires Stop by The Anchor a hug from the student. After the Of his writing Bass says, "1 don' t like to talk about it To talk about it , Downtown Holland 2-20-93 affectionate moment, he jestingly 392-4085 T office for rules. told everyone he was gay. reduces the magic; it's no longer Bowman's humorous nature was spontaneous. You aren't creating." waimly welcomed and thoroughly He doesn't need to talk; the enjoyed. breathtaking beauty of his writing speaks for itself. HOPE VS. CALVIN The next reading, on February ' CALLING ALL 25, features Joy Harjo and is entitled, , CLUBS / GROUPS "Remembering the Earth." Couldn't get tickets? $ EARN SERIOUS MONEY $ W.WWi <,>.VAV.V.'.W.V.-.*>> j^flMWwTW'SsWS IHIMMSWMMMMCK X».w.«;vA".w.>.v.r WTHS— Your fraternity, sorority or Continued from page 4 • IJ" •'— -Jp other campus group can and industrial shows featuring Alan 1 v.'" easily earn $400 PLUS BIG Dalman ('95), Craig Maloney ('95) BONUSES in one week. and Durwood Gillette ('95). You pay nothing. Saturday: The evening begins at 10 p.m. with Dave Eaton's ('96) CALL 1-800-735-2077 industrial show followed by Jil Gillette's industrial show. EXTENSION #260 - •' i Sunday: Begin again the mighty Ml || w jck. of radio listening.

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Arts & Entertainment Campus Events (cont.) SAC movie - Feb. 5-7 Rescuers Down Under, Fri. and Sat. 7:00 & Chemistry Seminar - Fri. Feb 5, 3:30 p.m., "Acyclic Diastereoselection via 9:00 p.m., Sun. 6:00 p.m. A. Knickerbocker Theatre- Allyl Boron Chemistry," Peale B50 R. S"MR Jan. 29-Feb. 4 Howard's End nightly 7:00 p.m. and 9:30 nightly Student Organizations Feb. 5, 8-11 The Tune, 7 & 9 nightly; Feb. 5th also at Sign Language Club - -fr MIR STUDIO 11 p.m. Tues., 8 p.m. in Voorhees Basement, Maas Rm Feb. 6, Spenser Magic and Illusion 8:30 p.m. Fellowship of Christian Students - Sat. Feb. 6 Grand Rapids Symphony, "Lollipops," Mon., 9:00 p.m. in Maas Auditorium 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. InterVarsity Christian Fellowship - Art Exhibition - Fri., 8:30 in Maas Conference Rm Feb. 8-28 Eldad Shaaltiel, "Sculpture from Israel," Students for Christ - DePree Art Gallery Tues. 9:00 p.m. in Maas Conference Rm. 573 COLLfG^ (616) 393-0003 Debate Team - Campus Events Mon., 7-9 p.m. in Lubbers 103 Blood Drive - Forensics Association - Wed. Feb. 3, 11 - 4:45, Dow. Sponsored by Alpha Phi Mon. 9:00 p.m. in Lubbers 103 (Call Alspach x7594) Omega and the American Red Cross ACOA - (Adult Children of Alcoholics) Siblings Weekend - Tues. 9:00 p.m. Sligh building rm. 201 - Contact Feb. 5-7 Darell Schregardus (x7945) The Anchor Non-Profit Seminar - BACCHUS (alcohol education) - Hope College DeWitt Center Organization Wed. Jan. 27 Janet M. Everts, "What's Right with the Thurs., 8:30 p.m., Haworth Rm., Phelps. All welcome. P.O. Box 9000 Prosperity Gospel?" 3:30 p.m., Dow 20 U.S. Postage Environmental Issues Group - Holland, Ml 49422-9000 * Skills for Successful Interviewing - Wed. 6:00 p.m. in Lubbers 101 PAID Wed. Jan. 27 4:00 p.m., DePree Cook Aud., Call x7950 Amnesty International - to register Wed., 8:00 p.m. in Barber Rm., Phelps Hope College Assessing Your Career Interests - Black Coalition - Part. I; Wed. Feb. 9,6:30-8 p.m., Career Planning and Sun., 4:00 p.m., Otte Rm. Phelps Placement Conference Rm. (x7950) Student Congress - Stratigies for Choosing a Major & Career - Thurs., 9:00 p.m. in Maas Conf. Rm. Public welcome Part U; Wed. Feb. 3,6:30 p.m., Maas Voorhees Rm., Nurses Christian Fellowship - x7950 Hope-Calvin Nursing Students; Thurs. 3:30 p.m. in Senior Recital - Calvin North Hall Rm. 268 Fri. Feb. 5, 8 p.m., Greg Pratt, clarinetist, Dimnent PRIDE- I5 Chapel Sun. 8:00 p.m, Snow Auditorium Arts and Humanities Colloquium - Women's Issues Group - f Tues. Feb. 9,3:30 p.m., Perry Landes, Theatre Dept., Tues. 4:30 p.m. in WI Center, Chapel Basement "Music in Theatre," Dow Rm. 203 I Call The Anchor (x7877) with additional times and dates of campus events jf 8 The Anchor February 3,1993 >