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Volume CXXV, Number 22 ESTABLISHED 1856 Thursday, April 23, 1998 Trustees hold spring meeting this weekend BYSETH GOLDEN ulty promotions and reappoint working on this year, the trustee puter system tor the College and hear a report on the status of prelimi- the to a new Staff Reporter ments, will hear a report on the committee will have a Relations division to support conversion computer new Minority Dissertation Fel- nary discussion with representa- the campaign, the information system for admissions," said The Board of Trustees will lowship program, and will be tives from the Task Force on Al- resources offered to Kenyon Anderson. meet Saturday to discuss a di- talking to several faculty com- cohol and Other Drugs on the from the Ohio Five and President Robert A. Oden, verse agenda with liaisons be- mittee chairs about their Work Kenyon College campus. The fo- OhioLINK consortia, and the re- Jr. offered insight into the ac- tween the college and each of its this year," said Provost cus of that discussion will be the cently announced reorganization tivities of yet two more com- committees. Katherine H. Will, who works in recently released report of the of the Library and Information mittees. Major agenda items include conjunction with the curriculum Task Foice." Services division." "The Campaign Executive faculty promotions and reap- and faculty committee. Vice President for Library Dean of Admissions John Committee will discuss our ad- pointments, the report of the Dean of Students Donald J. and Information Services Daniel W. Anderson will report to the mirable progress toward the $100 Task Force on Alcohol and other Omahan assists the-Stude- nt Af- Temple said that the Library and External Affairs Committee. million Claiming our Place Cam- Drugs, and the status of the capi- fairs Committee, said, "In addi- Informaion Technology Com- "We will review the status of paign goal; Buildings and tal campaign. tion to hearing reports from stu- mittee, vhich he serves, "will be the Class of 2002, discuss the in- Grounds will review the latest "The Curriculum and Fac- dents concerning various mat- discussiig a recent grant award formation and publicity plan for plans for our new music building ulty Committee of the Board of ters which the Student Council to Kenycn and Denison, the suc- the campaign, discuss ways to in- and new science buildings," said Trustees will be discussing fac and its committees have been cessful ccmpletion of a new com- - volve more alumni in recruiting, Oden. Kill or be killed Greek Council it, t f . i Id' I presents proposal 1 n -- -- '3 s i ffta. v il ll hi 4' BY MATILDA BODE Senior Staff Reporter 'I think TIPS is a 3 ti t J,-- J It really good idea. ' Greek Council Representative " m .mm 1 id Andy Burton '00 presented the makes the fraternities k Council's Party Reform Proposal and their parties at last Sunday's Student Council meeting. Greek Council has been seem more respon- working closely with Lanton Lee, sible and maybe it Director of Student Activities, and Bob Hooper, assistant director of will help with the security and safety, to create new binge drinking issues party policies. The changes include re- on campus.' quired TIPS certification for all Hilary Lowbridge bartenders and door persons, in hopes that in the future Greek amount of food can be reduced be- ' Kate Bennect members will all be TIPS certified. cause "in the past, food was re- kill Eiler was later e' Senior Brian Eiler runs from a possible attacker in this weeks senior game. Greek Council is also trying quired because of its 'sponge-lik- "killed" by Dave Carroll '98. to reduce the amount of food re- effects on inebriated individuals," quired at registered parties. Vice said Lowbridge. President of Student Life Hilary In addition, Greek organiza- dies Lowbridge '99 said, "I think tions feel that "it has now become Former professor Paul Titus idea. It common practice to steal pizzas TIPS is a really good half-"ma- solely in terms of material gain." flag flies at st under the presidency of William from Greek organizations," which The college makes the fraternities and their Peirce, when there were An active volunteer in the lo- to this week to commemorate Foster more responsible and required these organizations an orga- parties seem the death of Edwin M. Stanton only 25 faculty members in the cal community, Titus was purchase more food or run the risk with the binge 1 Metro- maybe it will help Professor of Economics Emeritus entire college. With 25 students nizer of the Knox County campus." of being shut down by security. drinking issues on Titus who died on Sun- enrolled, the studentfaculty ratio politan Housing Authority, an Greek Council also hopes to Paul M. They argue that sinceTTPS cer- five agency that receives money from 19, day at 93 following a long illness. was to one. required to lower the bartending age (a of Hous- tified individuals are Titus lived in Gambier and, When Titus retired in 1972 af- the federal Department which is in accordance with Ohio serve responsibly, and all bartend- for 39 years, the col- ing and Urban Development to two until recently, was an active mem- ter teaching certified, the see COUNCIL page the rental costs of low-inco- me ers will be TIPS ber of the community. Born in lege awarded him an honorary doc- subsidize degree. A pas- people. IT Fort Wayne, Ind., Titus graduated tor of humane letters Mil memorial ser- from Oberlin Col- sage from the citation for the degree A community showers, Phi Beta Kappa Sunday Chance of 1 as opportunities for Friday Mosdy sunny, high in lege after which he earned a read, "You have enlightened 0 stu- vice as well lows 45-5- 0, highs, upper 60s. gifts will be scheduled the upper 60s. master's and doctoral degrees from dent generations in the often dark memorial sometime in the Princeton. mysteries of your discipline and, in and announced Monday Chance of showers, weeks. Burial will be in Summer Send-O- ff Fair, lows Titus joined the economics so doing, you have civilized the bar- coming 65-7- lows 50-5- 5, highs 5 40-4- 65-7- 0. the college cemetery. 5, highs department here in the fall of 1933, barous cupidity of those who think A&E; . SPORTS: OPED: ! FEATURES: NEWS: 1 Women's tennis takes opinions Off Mozart's Requiem in d minor. RESPONDS P. 7 Student of ' P. '98-'9- 9 Collegian WKCO regionals. 15 staff Campus Study P. 8 P. to announced. 2 The Kenyon Collegian NEWS Thursday, April 23, 1998 Next year's Collegian editors announced New staff takes the reins for next week's paper; current editors in chief depart to greener pastures . David Shargel and Lauren nomics major entertainment in who edited sports before going Johnston have been appointed editors from Washing- - 1996-9- 7 I - - - and edited abroad to South America this se- in chief of The Kenyon Collegian for ton, Pennsylva- r that section this year. mester. An International Studies the 1998-9- 9 academic year. Both nia. Jessica L An assistant arts and major from Nashville, Tennessee, Shargel and Johnston are juniors. Andruss '01, a entertainment editor Hande enjoys horseback riding Shargel, the 1997-9- 8 news possible religion will be appointed in among other outdoor activities. editor, began working with the major from Chi- September. Kate Bennett '00 will con- Collegian as a reporter for Arts cago, will con- Lisa Groesz '01 tinue as photography editor. and Entertainment in 1995. He tinue as news as- will edit the features Bennett, a Chicago native, laid out has also written for the news sec- sistant and take section next year. A the news section in her freshman J V v . tion and edited the Diversions over for Grable double major in En- year and was appointed photo edi- page in 1996-9- 7. Shargel is a reli- when she goes glish and psychol- tor in 1997. Bennett is a double gion major from New York, New abroad second se- ogy, Groesz has writ- major in English and art. York. mester. ten for news and fea- Juniors Matt Brenner and Jesse Johnston also began work with Grant tures this year and as- Savage will edit the Collegian Web the Collegian as a first-ye- ar student. Schulert '00, a sisted with layout for page next year. Savage developed She has written for news and fea- molecular biol- news. Groesz is from the web page during the 1996-9- 7 V tures, copy edited, and edited the ogy major from , V . Corvallis, Oregon. academic year. Brenner has man- features section in fall semester Oak Park, Illi- Jenny McDevitt aged the web page this year, while 1997. Johnston, an English major nois, will coordi- '01 will continue as Savage has studied in England. Kristcn Filipic from Murrysville, Pennsylvania, is nate the opinion sports editor. Both are English majors. The 1998-9- 9 Collegian staff: (front row, from left) Jessica studying in Scotland this semester, page next year.