The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1981-1990 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 10-7-1988 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1988-10-07 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1981-1990 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1988-10-07" (1988). The Voice: 1981-1990. 440. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1981-1990/440 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection at Open Works, a service of The oC llege of Wooster Libraries. It has been accepted for inclusion in The oV ice: 1981-1990 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE WOOSTER VOICE Volume CV October 7, 1988 Number 6 Wooster remembers 70 years of Homecoming Oct. Oct. 23, 1919 SAB anticipates best homecoming ever 22, 1931 VlMlUKd 1U liUult star-studd- ed LtlELUlfJ TO byKATHYPRESIN night at 8:00 pjn. with the small houseorganizationgroup. COMING ASKED Talent Show. It has be- - This year the theme for the NOTIFY JOHN BAIRD The Student Activities Board cme " opportunity for the Col-S.A.- B. Homecoming Parade is PREPARATIONS and the Student Alumni lc8e of Wooster's student body to "Generations: Past, Present and Association have been working Hsply their talent, diversity, and Future." The parade, consisting of Baldwin-Wallac- e Players' DecU-lio-n representing various hard to make the 70th Anniver- - unique specialities. Come, enjoy. floats STIRCATJPUS Wooster Will Beat Case sary of Homecoming the best and appreciate the incredible tal- groups, organizations, sections, excit- clubs, and programs will start at Raises Hope of Victory. 25th. ever. However, maximum student ent of the students. A new will go around the participation is needed to fulfill ing event has been added to this 12:30 pjn. and Student Senate is Making SO dol- Return post cards were sent out to this expectation. This year the year's Talent Show! A slide pres- campus. A cash prize of Arrangements for Wooster alumni and ex-stude- nts of the the best weekend is being celebrated in a entation of Wooster's previous lars will be awarded to Gala Day last few years, this week, giving no- ' float, and a prize of 35 dollars coming October 25, most festive spirit and S.A.B. has generations will occur during the tice of the home go the runner up. The the day of the Case game. The re- organized some exciting events to final judging of this event in will to Unusnal cleverness in dormitory is turn card is to John Baird, president make these celebrations unique. hopes of enhancing awareness of planning and building of a float decorations is expected in the of the student senate, stating what always significant in the building What follows is a description of the College's past history. thirteenth annual Home-comin- g fifth-annu- al of unity, as well as the promotion Continued to page 4 the events that are scheduled for The Wooster Home- competition, and cooperation of teamwork. Saturday, October 24. Homecoming Weekend. coming Harvest Run will be held A laugh death at the sight Student Senate committee, Oct. 14. 1948 The festivities start on Friday on Saturday, Oct. 8th. behind Then to headed by Carol Gustafson, is Wagner Hall. Contestants can of the Clown Contest 12:00 making; the arrangements for the register starting at 8:00 ajn. and pjn. and think about participa- celebration. known as Fun Run, ting in it next Livingston Lodge has been Anniversary Game Marks Weekend the race, also Gala Event, - year. Homecoming's Home-ep- m- start' aHMX) ajn.- Numbers awarded first place for . w1 the most awaited events of will be distributed that morning. one of ing decorations for the past three To fall semester, takes place on Class Floats Add Zip Parade Students, staff, and faculty mem- the years and has thus gained perma- Saturday. Oct. 8. at 10:00 pjn. in nent possessionof bers are all welcome. Final judg- the trophy. The Lowry Center Ball Room. new cup which the Alumni Asso- ing for the decoration of Resi- the Students, alumni, and faculty are ciation has just purchased. Is now dence Halls and Houses will be Speros Karas Sels Hood for 'Anlnmn Hcctnrne' to dance the night on display fn the library. held on Saturday, Oct. 8, at 10:30 all invited week-end- s this fun-fill- ed evening Wooster anticipates one of her most colorful as him' prize of 50 dollars away in ajn. A cash Continued to page 4 dreds of alumni from all over the country return for the 30th Annual will be awarded to the best deco- Continued to page 9 Homecoming, October 15, 16, 17. rated residential hall and the best Oct. 25, 1974 i The festival of mums, football, and grads wll be touched off with r the Frosh bonfire at Friday's pep rally in Babcock Field, 7:15 pjn. Cere- 55 years of monies include speeches from the team and the administration. Oct. 27, 1938 here meaningful Oct. 24, 1958 ALUMNI, STUDENT BODY nostalgia by AlMinikaa Questions for "Wanted: Alumni lor Horn, JOIN IN FUNFEST coming day, . pasttimes Alumni ' who'll amy hotlot Alumni ' who'll may hatlol at 40th FOR 20th HOMECOMING viith a wmmt Scotch kind othtm-inese- . anniversary Alumni who don't ramombor PROGRAM . co-e-rf chapol moating or aran FRIDAY Schedule by Dorothy Skoch Offers intra-tnur- al lootbalU 8:15 P.M. Home-comin- g Play: "The Night of January 16" and Cynthia Rice Play, Alumni who want to hoar what Scott Auditorium Game, uance Ma ganoratlon la thinking and to "Do you remember the SATURDAY aaa what wm arm doing. in 10:00 A.M. Club Officers Conference Trustee Room, Galpin Wooster's twentieth Home-comin- g, first Homecoming Dance Alumni who a . loot wry 1:30 P.M. Cross County Muskingum vs. Wooster which means that three or four hun- till much port Wooatmr own '32?. How about the first 2:15 Football Game: Muskingum vs. Wooster Stadium will to their al- a ol dred alumni return loot-ba- Get-Togeth- ! tongor ll 4:45-6:0- 0 er though thay no play Homecoming Queen in Alumni Babcock Lounge this week-en- d, presents a ma mater or write Ota VOICE or 6:30 Alumni Buffet Supper Babcock Lower Dining Room with almost infinite variety. lor '46?" These will be among program worn ! - crow lor tho Llttlo Theater. 8:00 The Night of January 16" Scott Auditorium Starting with the Home-comin- g play Wooster Student-Alum- ! Alumni who aoam mora the questions 8:00 ni Dance Gymnasium tonight, the program, is filled with tlko Alumni will be asking each All Day "Tag Day" for the College Band. Representatives of reunions of small groups as well as mmmbaia ot tho aanior claaa than other as they arrive at the tha band will approach you for contributions to their new . the events planned for everyone. ol an alumni chaptor. to mnaw college for the 40th annual uniform fund. Alumni who went tho SUNDAY I Continued to page 4 oaya of mild fang ayno. homecoming celebration. 11:00 AM. President Wishart Preaches ! Chapel . Continued to page 4 f Editor's Stand Students, administration, and faculty are concerned over the Judiciary system and the way it has worked, or not worked, in several cases con- Letters to the Editor cerning sexual assault on this campus. S.G.A., which has been with ments of this community will through out the academic field in- the issue of fair treatment of victims since the beginning, along with cluding from Laurence Wy-li- e the assistance of the recently formed Coalition for Judiciary Revision, response work together in making any ne- praise Judicial ever-prese- nt cessary revisions to our judicial of Harvard University's com- the WRC, and a special committee which came out of the system. munications department. Judicial Board, plan to work together to form proposals for Judiciary Dear Editor: I would like to comment on a Revision to be submitted to Campus Council, the only body which is During the past several weeks, Sincerely, few aspects of the program, in- capable of making changes in the governing documents of the campus. the judicial system of the College cluding the success it has had here I am personally connected with the Coalition for Judiciary Revision, of Wooster has been questioned Sandeep Bhatia at Wooster. The program's suc- and it is my sincere hope that we can implement changes which will and challenged by several individ- cess is reflected in many facets, better treat both the accused and the accuser in any type of case on uals and groups. The Panel Discus- one of which is the results of last campus. The current concern is, of course, the issues surrounding the sion on Sexual Assault Tuesday semester's year end examination. system's handling of rape and sexual assault. night brought to us the harsh re- French response The results revealed that the first We need to keep two things in mind, however. First, we are not ality that there is something seri- group of Wooster students to take saying that other issues(such as racial harassment) are not relevant. ously wrong with our judicial sys- part in the program French in Ac- They are simply not the present concern. The Coalition for Judici- tem. Since this is probably not Dear Editor tion scored higher on the oral ary Revision was formed as a voice for student collaboration on sys- the place for me to discuss what is In a previous week's edition of exam excluding the Video than tem problems, and the current, most pressing concern, is the one wrong with the judicial proce- the Wooster Voice , mere was an students who had completed which deals with rape and sexual assault.