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Crescent Digital Commons @ George Fox University "The Crescent" Student Newspaper Archives and Museum 10-5-1995 "The Crescent" Student Newspaper, October 5, 1995 George Fox University Archives Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/the_crescent Recommended Citation George Fox University Archives, ""The Crescent" Student Newspaper, October 5, 1995" (1995). "The Crescent" Student Newspaper. 1114. https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/the_crescent/1114 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Museum at Digital Commons @ George Fox University. It has been accepted for inclusion in "The Crescent" Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ George Fox University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • GFC INVADES ROMANIA •WE GOT FLEA'S •BUMP THIS! Ron Hays, GFC Alumni helps The Red Hot Chili Peppers The women's volleyball Northwest Medical Teams in are back and we have the team destroyed all their Romania. Hear about his trip on review! Flea and opponents this weekend. Page 8. company's latest effort is Read about the incredible reviewed on Page 5. aces on page 7. ,4^ The C OCT. 5, VOL. CVIII 1995 Crescent ISSUES The relentless pursuit of truth, in Christ." Schroeder runs So good, 'Charlie Brown' held over additional 'Charlie Brown' shows If you have information ANDREW MILLER & who will meet with us and help us that you want to come P A T R I C K J O H N S O N know what to expect in their cul out Thursday submit it Staff Vl/riter, The Crescent tures." by Friday noon. The trip, which will last sev Hie GFC Players presentation enteen days and coincide with Red Cross Blood Drive of "You're a cixi Man, Charlie GFC spring break, will also com For the first time, the blood Brown" has been so sucessful that memorate traveling dramas drive will be held for two an additional two shows, for tiiis twentieth anniversary at the Col days: Wednesday, Oct. 18 Thursday and Friday nights, have lege. and Thursday, Oct. 19, from been added to the original run. The Players, which consists of 1 to 5 p.m. both days. This The Broadway music^ hit pro students Todd Payne, Rebecca gives donors more flexibility duction has b^ set up as a f^d around your class schedules. Payne, Tonia Werner, Berkeley The total collection goal for raising activity to help raise Shorthill, Rachel Dressier, Andy two days is 90 units. Sign $20,000 for an overseas trip. Dunn, Katie Putignano, and The additional shows on James DeYoung, is a touring up times will be announced Thursday at 7:30 p.n\- and Friday drama group who's primary mis soon. You must sign up to at 8:45 p.m. could earn the troupe sion is to share Christ through assure donation time. First- an extra $1000 dollars toward drama, either overtly or subver- time donors are welcome. their $20,000 goal if both shows Donors must be healthy and sively. Each year the Players sellout. travel to churches, schools, and weigh at least 105 pounds. To date, $750 has been raised other colleges in Oregon, Califor For more infor-mation call by the production. Each student nia, Washington, and Idaho. Carolyn at ext. 2340. will raise ^00 on their own and Anyone interested in assisting the remainder of the money will with donations can send them to: Tutoring A vailable be raised from free will offerings George Fox College, ATTN: Mel Tutoring is available by at churdies, personal donations, Schroeder. Please specify it is for the dropping by the Study Lab in and various fund raisers, includ Players overseas trip. Anita Cirulis. for (he Crescent Library BOl-02, Monday ing a Valentines dessert The members of the Players are through Thursday evenings The trip, which will include very excited about their trip to the Todd Payne, who plays Charlie Brown, expresses his from 7:30 to 9:30 or stops in Japan, Taiwan, and Hwig Far East. Andy Dunn, a senior sadness over having to perform another two shows Wednesday afternoons from Kong, is the first overseas trip for Christian ministries major, says to Lucy, played by Rachel Dressier. Tickets are still 1:05 to 3:05. Specific tutors the traveling drama troupe. Mel that he's looking forward to get on sale at the box office until Friday afternoon. can be assigned and more Schroeder, the troupes advisor ting to "do drama overseas, meet information obtained by and director says that the trips new people, and to see a new coun calling Career Services at purpose is "to minister through try." ext. 2330 or by stopping by drama to colleges, schools, and Schroeder says "we appreciate Wood-Mar 101. General churches." all of the help and support people education subjects, study Board approves 'T think that the members are have given us. I'm personally very skills and proofreading are covered. looking forward to experiencing proud of the work that the Players new cultures," Schroeder says. put into this, especially during the dancing policy "We have several Asian students summer." PFR on Campus P A T R I C K J O H N S O N & Nextjriday, Oct. 13 PFR INSIDE will be on campus with Jars CARI HOGAN of Clay. The show starts at Staff Writers, The Crescent LETS DANCE: The Board of 7:30 p.m. in Bauman NewKFOX Policy tabled Trustees approves a new Auditorium. Tickets are Saturday, Sept. 30 the policy for on campus dances $2.00 at the ASCGFC offices. George Fox College Board PAGES P A T R I C K J O H N S O N of Trustee approved an on Editor-in-Chief, The Crescent do when I found out was Work-Study Opportunity campus dancing policy that On Monday, Oct. 2, AS make a button that said, The Wellness Resource was sponsored by the Asso CGFC Central Committee Center has a work-study ciated Student Community ' W E D A N C E ' a n d w a l k reviewed, then tabled, a of George Fox College (AS around wearing it for a position available for a new KFOX policy that month." student who has at least 10 CGFC). would allow secular music hours a week available The proposal was spon Malmfeldt was the pri to be played on the cam Manager and 3 year KFOX sored by Supreme Court between the hours of 9 a.m. staff member, stated about mary force behind getting to 5 p.m. Monday through pus radio station. Justice Rebecca Malmfeldt the dancing policy Patrick Bennett, student Central Committee's decision, and was presented to the Friday. Responsibilities "It is disappointing that they changed, working for over body president stated, "We Board by Patrick Bennett, nine months on the new inclu^ general office support need more time to evalu required an immediate action and data entry. Qualified from our staff, yet they are in ASCGFC president, and policy. ate the current situation Karin Klinger, ASCGFC Bennett explained, individuals must be decisive as in to coming to any with KFOX. Right now I vice president. "Basically the policy is set professional and able to keep am not leaning one way or conclusions on their own. It kind of leaves our hands tied." Many members of AS up in a five-year plan. information confidential. If the other as to playing CGFC were very excited There are two dances on you are interested, contact s e c u l a r m u s i c o n K F O X . " Please turn to about the passing of the the agenda this year (be- Carolyn Staples at ext. 2340. Brian van Kleef, Station KFOX, Page 3 new policy. Malmfeldt Please turn to stated, "What I wanted to DANCING, Pages THE PA G E 2 crescenxthursdax^^ •r*. - 7:^ • • DPJAIJD^J DQJVJJVJ^/^rj^Afiy ^The ^ my thoughts Crescent Take me back to the '80s MISSION STATEMENT: society makes me believe "]Ne, the student neivspaper, desire to be a voice for the students, a voice that JEREMY LLOYD more and more that the carries an informative message that expresses integrity and professionalism." Opinion and Commentary Baord world is run by highly intel I've been in this decade ligent men and women who PATRICK A. JOHNSON, Editor-in-Chief now for five years, but I just have way too much free time CAROLYN M. WADLOW, Assistant Editor ANDREW S. MILLER, News Editor don't feel comfortable. There and need to get dates. JONATHAN G. HAYS, A & E Editor MATTHEW B. OPITZ, Sports Editor are so many unanswered People in the '90s want ELIZABETH M. PHARES, Page Layout Editor 1. CARL WIEGAND, Ad Design Editor too many high tech prod questions in the 90's. What to ucts. Back in the '80s a TV, PHILIP S. EWERT, Photo Editor MICHAEL J. SLIVKOFF, Sports Layout do about AIDS? Can the en the Clapper, and a good CHARITY A. PICKETT, News Layout MEREDITH H. MICHEL, Opinion Layout vironment be saved? And who is the moron who came Swanson microwave dinner M. JAYLENE WECKS, Copy Editor ANDREW J. LINVILLE, Copy Editor were the only miracles of LETHA A. TAWNEY, Advertising Director ANITA A. CIRULIS, Staff Advisor up with blue M & M's? It wasn't like this back in technologically we needed The Crescent encourages reader response and participation through "Letters to the Editor." Letters should 1980. The world seemed so to be satisfied. be typewritten and no longer than 250 words. Letters must be signed and may be edited for length, spelling carefiree back then, so simple.
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