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Cedars, February 6, 2004 Cedarville University Masthead Logo Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville Cedars 2-6-2004 Cedars, February 6, 2004 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, February 6, 2004" (2004). Cedars. 604. https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedars/604 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]. m m Typography Reflects Frame’s Passion Administration Cancels Anne Holman Popular Dance Class Contributing Writer Sarah Denhart Smith simply reserved the movement studio in the lower Mr. Tim Frame, instructor of News Editor level of the Stevens Student graphic design, is new this year Center via a room request form at Cedarville University. Frame In the December 8, 2003 issue on Cedarlnfo, and the class was believes that graphic design is of Cedars, a news article fea­ held for the entire fall semester. unique because there are both tured dance classes taught by The classes were also spon­ "creative and technical aspects" sophomore English and Theatre sored by Alpha Beta Phi, the of the profession. major Georgeanna (Janna) University's chapter of Alpha Psi He says that one must be "cre­ Smith. Following the Christmas Omega, the national honorary ative and practical in crafting break, Smith's dance classes theatre organization. unique solutions. The message were no longer in session. needs to be understood for the When Smith returned to Following the Christmas audience." Graphic design is all Cedarville in January, she met break, Smith’s dance about visual communication - with Dick Walker, Director of something that is very important Campus Activities, about the classes were no longer to Frame. details of her publicized class. in session. As communication specialists, "The class wasn't cancelled-it graphic designers can work in may be a strong statement,"1 Students learned dance tech­ businesses, churches, and other Walker said. "The major reaction niques and could give donations places by advertising, being on the front-end was no one in for Smith’s instruction, even involved in exhibitions, and student services knew about this though payment for the class working with multimedia and class. It's one of those things was not required. websites. that happens sometimes." "1 wanted the class to be open Chad Jackson, contributed Frame feels that a good design­ The dance classes explored ended," said Smith. On average, er is one who takes the time to Students learn to make typographic artwork in Mr. Frame's class, like this example by freshman Chad Jackson. ballet, jazz, and modem dancing, Smith would make $7 a night in understand the product or serv­ on Sunday nights at 8:00 and donations, which she called a ice offered by a company and 9:00 p.m., with about 30 stu­ generous amount. school that he truly found his area: art. He was involved in a create a design that would effec­ dents attending regularly. Because the class was held on niche. He played football in project at school that introduced tively communicate the message Smith said the key reasons for Sundays and Smith was profiting high school and even held three him to graphic design. to the intended audience. starting the class were to fulfill from the donations, the school records. Sports took up a Although Mr. Frame has a students' interests, to teach major part of his life. Yet Frame Please See Typography tremendous passion for graphic dance, and to keep dancing regu­ Please See Dance page 4 was also interested in another page 1 7 design, it wasn't until high larly. Intramurals are Popular, Fun Campus Activity Brian Klay at these numbers: three out of Adams. Contributing Writer four men and one out of two The most important part of the women play intramurals some­ game is, of course, how much When there is a men's basket­ time during the academic year. fun you have. ball game in the Athletic Center, There are a lot of intramural "I really enjoy intramural bas­ there are always a lot of people sports here at Cedarville. In the ketball because I love the game, cheering for the team. Varsity spring semester there is bowling, and it's a great way to get to sports usually draw a lot of fans basketball, volleyball, doubles know different people," said and get campus-wide attention. racquetball, wallyball, indoor Megan Heagy. But you can't forget about the soccer, singles ping pong, bil­ Brant Bloem said, "The fan other sports on campus. liards, badminton, ultimate fris- support is more important. The Intramurals are a huge part of bee, mixed-doubles racquetball, WC (his team) draws high-quali­ campus life. sand volleyball, mixed doubles ty fans and we would be nothing "There is a really high percent­ ping pong, doubles foosball, and without them." age of people involved and a golf scramble. There are three leagues in intra­ [intramurals] has a certain "We have more intramural amount of respect," said Jessica opportunities than most schools Spears. have," said Assistant Director of Please See Intramurals page 14 J. Potts, Cedars If you don't believe that, look Recreational Activities Jameson Competition is fierce in intramurals. f t 2 CEDARS- February 6, 2004 --------------------------N ews - President Brown Challenges Young News in 90 Words Leaders at Leadership Conference UC Berkeley College Republicans sold affirma­ Jon Collins tive action cookies, basing Staff Writer the price of the cookies on the race of the buyer. The annual High School Cookies ranged in price Leadership Conference, spon- from a $1.50 for whites to sered by the Leadership 25 cents for African- Institute, took place January 23 Americans. and 24 and brought approxi­ mately 349 student leaders from Marriage rights for gay couples were ruled constitutional in a variety of states. Massachusetts on Wednesday. Massachusetts may become The theme of this year's con­ the first state in the United States to allow same-sex mar­ ference was "Making Sense of riages. The constitutional amendment will be on the Your World" and revolved November of 2006 ballots. around challenges from Cedarville President Dr. Bill Monday, President Bush will appoint a presidential commis­ Brown. sion to investigate the United States' intelligence on Iraq's Each high school student was weapons of mass destruction. placed in a small group led by S. Huck, Cedarville University Public Relations one male and one female Compiled by Sara Den hart High School visitors gather together in prayer during the Leadership Conference. Cedarville student. After each message, the small Rachel Marley and Jason here one day. groups discussed the challenge Merkle, "Let a Prayer Journal With this in mind, the and related it to their own lives. Revitalize Your Life" with Admissions Department has CEDARS The breakout times on Pastor Bob Rohm, "Small launched an online discussion Saturday offered students a Groups for Dummies" with forum where current students chance to receive instruction on Director of Discipleship can interact with prospective stu­ STAFF six different topics from experi­ Ministries Mark Irving. dents. enced sources. The Leadership Conference The forum can be found at Carrie J. Schaeffer The sessions included: allowed the university to create http://www.cedarville.edu/dis- Editor in Chief "Overcoming the Impossible" relationships with student lead­ cussionforum. Sara L. Denhart Jason Potts hosted by Cedarville students ers that may be campus leaders News Editor Photographer Lindsay E. Marks Sarah E. McDivitt Campus Organizations Band Together A & E Editor Photographer Daniel Giddings Jeffrey D. Cassano to Prevent Fashion Emergency Sports Editor Business Manager Rachel A. Herring Jeff Stevenson Carly Stoltzfus difference between business Copy Editor Copy Editor casual, business professional, Contributing Writer and business formal," said Herd. Alisa M. Pierre Elizabeth Clawson Fashion Emergency will also Design & Advertising Manager Do your clothes embarrass provide programs so students Production Editor your resume? This is exactly the can keep track of the facts. Dr. S. Calhoun concern that "Fashion The show's MCs will speak on Advisor Emergency" hopes to address how to transition from college to February 26, as the show pres­ business attire. David ents solutions for all fashion Frohmberg, Public Relations apprehension. Alpha Beta Phi Director of ABP, hopes that by Cedars is the bi-weekly student newspaper of (ABP), Career Services, and addressing this transition "stu­ Cedarville University. The goal of Cedars is to inform and Women's Awareness dents will be able to dress confi­ I entertain our readership through reporting on our campus Organization (WAO) are spon­ dently and appropriately for the I and our community. soring the fashion show from 8­ work force. Through this event The opinions expressed herein are of the writers, but 10 p.m. in the SSCevent rooms. cause. WAO arranged for all the we wish to show the student "It's going to be a fun, crazy proceeds from the show to go to body that one does not have to I not necessarily those of Cedars, its staff, or of Cedarville night," assured Mandy Herd, a women's shelter in the Dayton throw away their college cloth­ University.
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