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Cedars, October 10, 2003 Cedarville University Masthead Logo Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville Cedars 10-10-2003 Cedars, October 10, 2003 Cedarville University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedars Part of the Journalism Studies Commons, and the Organizational Communication Commons DigitalCommons@Cedarville provides a platform for archiving the scholarly, creative, and historical record of Cedarville University. The views, opinions, and sentiments expressed in the articles published in the university’s student newspaper, Cedars (formerly Whispering Cedars), do not necessarily indicate the endorsement or reflect the views of DigitalCommons@Cedarville, the Centennial Library, or Cedarville University and its employees. The uthora s of, and those interviewed for, the articles in this paper are solely responsible for the content of those articles. Please address questions to [email protected]. Recommended Citation Cedarville University, "Cedars, October 10, 2003" (2003). Cedars. 609. https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedars/609 This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by Footer Logo DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in Cedars by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Volume 52, Issue 3 October 10, 2003 Cross Country Presses On Cedarville Enters the Jen Tetrick “Field of Dreams” Contributing Writer had been turned into a dressing Jon Collins room where students put on Two years ago, the Cedarville Contributing Writer tum-of-the century clothes and University women's cross posed for old-fashioned, black country team received the As people migrated toward and white photographs. NAIA National title, and last the Stevens Student Center on “It was fun just to see everyone year, the women placed fourth October 4, they were greeted in the NAIA. During this 2003 by the voices of country artists dressed up and having a good time together,” said Freshman season, the women have anoth­ like Toby Keith and Brooks Tamara Toney. er chance to earn a top NAIA and Dunn piped through speak­ Outside the main SSC award. Not only are the ers at the entrance to SGA's entrance, SGA President K.C. Women having a successful 2003 Homecoming. Myers herded groups of people season, but the men are also This year's theme was “Field into a hay cart that transported racing phenomenally. In the A pack of Cedarville runners dominates the cross country of Dreams.” “We are in the them to the com maze behind Past two years, a showing at meet. J. Potts / Cedars________________________________ middle of a field where our the soccer field. Meanwhile, the NAIA National meet has miles. Although courses may The Lady Jackets placed 5th dreams come true,” said SGA the men climbed into a rodeo eluded the men. This year, change due to weather condi- out of 34 teams at the meet, Vice-President Rachel Marley. ring in attempt to show their however, the men's perform­ tions, the runners still compete, which included eight squads “This is a stressful time of the dates that they could tame a ance indicates that they may be rain or shine. ranked in the NAIA Top 25 as semester, and God has provid­ mechanical bull. Young's Dairy contenders at the NAIA At the University of well as five NCAA Division I ed us with a time to relax.” Farm also showed up to host a Championships. Louisville, runners experi- programs. Senior Sarah Mark SGA sold 1,400 tickets to the small petting zoo. Although many have a gener­ enced the aftermath of week- . was Cedarville's top finisher, event, which began at 4:30 and The night's highlight was a al understanding about cross end storms, with ponds and placing 12th out of 340 runners, ended around 12:30. It was a concert by the highly popular country, several misconcep­ streams crossing parts of the Next, senior Jennifer Tetrick program packed full of fun and band Switchfoot. The San tions still exist regarding this course. Times were slightly placed 24th, followed by Senior activities, highlighted by a con­ Diego-based group has long challenging and competitive slower than usual, but the com- Ann-Marie Wiggins (33rd), cert and a movie. But it all experienced fame in the sport. Cross country is distin­ petition was incredible. Well Junior Melissa Mattner (54th), started with a meal. Christian music industry, and guished from track because it over 600 participants ran in the and Freshman Melissa Wysong The Homecoming meal has recently gained attention is a one-event race through Louisville Classic, held at (61st). Competition was very stayed in step with the country from the secular market as well. trails, hills, and occasionally University of Louisville's close in the meet, with Indiana theme by serving shish kabobs, Their songs have been heard on Water. The women run 3.1 Sawyer Park, which will be the rice, com on the cob, and salad. During the meal, several activ­ Uiiles, and the men run 8 K, course hosting the NAIA p|ease see XC page 13 Please see H-coming page 2 Which is approximately 5 Nationals in November. ------------------------------------- ities went on around campus. The bottom floor of the SSC Students, Friends Welcome Brown to CU In This Issue: Josh Moody asm and friendliness of the stu­ ^ e w s Dixon, Brown quickly rose to Contributing Writer the top of the list. He comes to dents," Dr. Brown said. Mark K o rd ic .....................4 Today Dr. William Brown us from Bryan College in It is a unique time for Dr. officially became President Dayton, Tennessee, a Christian Brown and for Cedarville Viewpoints William Brown, the ninth pres­ college where he was president University. Dr. Brown said ident of Cedarville University. since 1992. earlier this week, about his ^ub N e e d e d .....................6 Dr. Brown's inauguration "I love Bryan, still do. But upcoming inauguration, "I'm marks a new beginning, not God made it evident that we not much for pomp and cir­ * & E only for the school, faculty, and should come here through vari­ cumstance. It may sound Sw itch fo o t.......................11 students, but also for him and ous people and events. I'm sad crazy, but I don't like much his family. He brings with him to leave, but I am looking for­ attention. It will be a little awkward for me. But it is an Sports a unique vision, approach, and ward to the years ahead. experiences that will shape Cedarville is better than I important milestone for the P ain tb all............................14all.......................... 14 Cedarville for years to come. thought it would be, and I had a university, and I am looking S. H uck/ Cedarville University When Cedarville's board of good opinion beforehand! I Please see Brown page 2 tmstees began searching for a appreciate the professionalism new president to succeed Dr. of the faculty and the enthusi­ 2 CEDARS- October 10, 2003 News FINE HOTEL LODGING IN CEDARVILLE Brown Corrections Or Continued from page 1 In the Sept. 16 issue an error in lot of feedback from people. Hearthstone. Inn & Suites Right now, we're in the process editing Cedar Faces stated Dr. Or forward to it." of deciding where to go from Chris Miller as having been here. Dr. Dixon left every­ * wesM m m * During the inauguration cer­ married to his wife, Pam, for 21 J. A. emony this morning, a new thing very nice and neat, so it's - Yffikfe .V foi scholarship for business stu­ a challenge." Zi years, and Mindy, their eld­ dents was announced. The On a more personal level, est child, was said to be 21 Id S, Main Street Joseph E. and DeLois Brown Brown said that he is looking years old. The Millers have, in Cedarville, Ohio 45314 Scholarship is named after Dr. forward to "learning every­ Con Brown's parents and is funded body's name and about their fact, been married for 24 'A 937766-3000 Se by a family friend. According families. I know that's not years, not 21 'A years. Cedarvi to Dr. Brown, the scholarship going to be possible, but you “A visual ma-Msi-piece” walked was a surprise to his parents, have to set goals beyond your • CteciiuMtiButtniM Columb who attended the ceremony reach. I want to get to know In the Sept. 26 issue, Daniel H i sharing today. more people." Alburger's "He Said; She Said" Rules for "Find the Button" Contest: for One Despite being new, Brown is Brown has a lot of wisdom to column compared The first person to e-mail the Cedars account after SGA. ' already widely loved and offer students, which will bless Communications Arts majors the Jerei respected. Freshman Joe us in the years to come. He 5 p.m. on Friday, October 10, and tell us Mark Button's of worsf Holecko said, "I think he's a said he never imagined he to pimps. The reference was location will win. Winner will be announced in the next ty and d< cool guy. He relates well with would be used by God in this made by a contributor to the issue; prize will be sent to winner via campus mail. then sf the students. He seems like a way, as president of a Christian column, though it appeared Last Issue's Winner: accordin nice guy. 1 think he's awesome university: "But the thing is, Pete Weist of that c because he plays the electric when you make it your goal to under Mr. Alburger's name. and the: guitar." serve God and are faithful with This comment is not a true or vans.
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